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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-01
CITY NOTES.
Nert Monday Is Labor Day.

NEXT Monday Is Labor Day.
State League base ball season will open
tomorrow.
The Green Ridge Gun club will hold q
egular meeting this evening.
The Delaware, Lachawanna company
will pay at the Archibald Continental aud
Hyde Park. today.
The Board Of Associated Charities
agent was yesterday applied to for aid by
nineteen men and two women.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and West.
ern railroad will pay at the Archibald,
Continental and Hyde Park mines today.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union weekly meeting Will be held this
afternoon at p. m, at 30S Spruce street.
The annual meeting OF the Lackawanua
kindergarten association will be held next
Monday at the residence OF Colonel II. NJ.
Boies
Mayor Connel has signed the council
resolution providing for the repairing OF
Newton turnpike. Work will be COM
menced at once.
County Treasurer ID. w. Powell has sold
to DR.. L. NJ. Gates two lots on Linden
street opposite the court house for ga, 600.
The lots have each frontage OF % feet
The membership tickets for the Sacred
Music society are not completed, but all
the chorus will meet for rehearsal this
evening. A number OF the characters are
expected to be present
An article appearing in yesterdays TRI-
BUNE stated incorrectly that a boy named
Decker was held by Alderman Bailey for
complicity,in the robbery Of s 3. Lees
store on Albright avenue. He was dis
charged.
I'm Old Kentucky" the big New York
success, will be at the rockingham the
ater tonight aud tomorrow afternoon and
evening. Prices for the Wednesday matt
nee will be: Orchestra, IS; orchestra
circle, 60; balcony, 80 and 20.
The West Side Womeu's Christian Tenn
perance Union will meet at its rooms this
afternoon at $50. Subject for discussion,
How Should Parents Train Their Chill
dren That They May Become Useful Citi-
zensP All ladies are invited.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Girls Friendly society will take place this
evening at the Parish building, 1926 Wash
ington avenue; and that of the Women'B
Guild at the same place on Wednesday
afternoon. Fnll attendance Of members
at each 10 requested.
A history Of the Indian wars published
in Boston, March 90, 1917, is on exhibition
in the store window Of Evans g. Powell,
proprietors OF the Globe Shoe store, 227
LackRwanna avenne. 1t was purchased
recently at the Express sale by George W.
Jones, Of Franklin avenue.
D. w. Powell, county treasurer paid
yesterday to the city treasurer the money
received for this years liquor licenses, S7s,-
95l52. Last year the amount was SS4, 0S4..
55. The decrease Of Is, 1881 03 is explained
in part by the financial depression, and
many failed to assume tho licenses which
the court granted.
A pocket book lost by J. T. Fahrenheit,
jr.. containing S25 and tickets to the value
Of q like sum, all belonging to the Crystal
Hose company, was found by Mark Hall.
He shared the find with Harry Lester.
The boys are about 10 years OF aga, and,
being unable to account for a disposition
of the money. were held under $500 bail
for appearance at court.
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The OANIcHEFFs.
story Of Russian Life interpreted a,
Wonderland Thsator

story of Russian Life Interpreted a,
Wonderland Thsa,or
1.-THE DanicheiTs, story OF Russian
life, in which treacnery, love aud self
sacrifice are mingled. WAS skilIfully
interpreted at new Wonderland thea.
ter last evening, The play is one OF
deep aud absorbing interest, and the
development Of the plot is followed
with keen interest by the audience
from tho moment the curtain rises un-
til it goes down at the close OF the last
act.
As Nikifor, a serl. al +. Darcy ap-
pears to good advantage. His acting
Is on rapport with the character as
sumed aud Is certainly OF a high order.
Ethel Fuller. aS Princess Lydia. In
terprets her lines well while Margaret
Tennant, as the Countess Danicheff,
seems to fall into q groove for which
she is we'll fitted.
This evenings Entertainment con-
cludes with comedy act entitled IAN
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coRylarloG At wllges.slaas.
Delegates fram Father mathew ss,l.ae

Delegates fr'm Father Mathew sscls.les
WIN Nee, There Nsy 10 aadl7
On May 10 aud l1tas anuull cor.
yonii0n OF the Scranton Diocesan union
will be held at Wilkes Barre. Nearly
lll OF the Father Mathew harcabouls.
that are aiti lated with the union. have
already selected delegates to represent
them nt this convention
IL wll, he very interesting No several
matters Of much importAucs are TO
come up Tor discussion Among them
Is the question Of organizing an lnsur-
ancs bureau in connection with tas
union, wlish is likely 10 precipi,Ats @
lively debate
Officers FOR the ensuing year and
delegates 10 the national convention in
81 Pau, IN August will also DO elected.
aud the places where the dis'ric, plr-
aies will he held on Oct 10 decided
ulOn
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gt. Luke,s summsr Homn

81. Lukes Summer Home at Dalton, for
tired out mothers who would not other
wise be able 20 secure any vacation rest
and recuperstion, also for sickly and droop.
ing little ones, will reopen this year, at an
earlier date than last summer. A mis-
taken statement has been made that il is
for. aged persons. 1t was poor mothers
and children chiefly who were cared for
in u last year and will be again. The
matter in charge Is William A. Avery
The admission committee will be an
nouuced later by the rector of ST. Lukes
church.
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married

LoOMls-GRAY-Oa April es. at the par.
sonage Of the Penn Avenue Bap: ist
church by Rev. Warren q Partridge,
Miss Artonce Gray 90 Frank Looms.
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HOW TO MAX GOOD sREkp.
Free Exhibition at the s,or. Of uor

Free Exhibition at the Store Of Koran
d Ht0lsy, punmore.
Miss Young, Of Boston, who has boen so
successfully showing tho merits Of the
celebrated Gold Medal and Superlutiye
-four OF the Washburn-Crosby company at
the Scranton Cash store will demonstrate
TO all wishing to become experts, how ut.
terly useless il is to waste materials and
ruin the temper us well as the digestion by
masking and uaing poor bread.
Go to tho store OF Koran 81 Healy, Dun
more and see how simple matter il is 70
grace the table with beautiful bread and
Gala 40
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Uptown Flat, in which Miss Maggie
Willet assumes the leading role. 1t is
n light, CHEEKY and fun provoking
piece, and rounds out the programme
in excellent style.
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S8. $40 and S12

Our showing at Sis is a grand one, including all
the fit and fashionable fabrics in strictly tailor-made
garments with style and finish about them which no
tailor can improve upon
Not only is the price quoted about half what a
tailor would charge for the quality of suit but
there is also from SIS to So mora value in them than
SIS will buy in any other store.
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TELEPHONE NO. sas.

The Union Transfer Company, Limited
Bus line. Baggage and freight called for
and delivered promptly. l07 Franklin
lyenup. -
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Notice.

The New York, Ontario G. Western r. R.
Co., will stop the following trains at the
crossing opposite the new Base Ball
grounds; Train 20S, south. leaving Car
Oondale 3.34 p. m.; train 207, north, re-
turning leaving Scranton 45O p. m; train
2Oa north, returning leaving Scranton @. 10
p. M, days games are played.
7. FLlTcEoFT,
" District Passenger Agent.
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SHERMAN Joseph, infant son OF Mr.
aud Mrs John sherman, aga year aud
II days, FuVcral Wednesday At . p. m.
lutcrment IN ST. Johns Catholic cems-
terry.
CAFFREY-In Scranton, April o. 1894.
Ms James Calwy Funeral at 230
this afternoon from her late residence.
9l2 lrospec, avenue. Burial al Hyde
Park Catholic cemetery
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HAMLIN, the only scientific shoeing in
the city. The only qualified veterinarian
in the business. ~
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REMEMBER every purchaser of Mems Boys Childrens
Clothing Shoes Hats Gents Furnishing Goods the
81 over presented with the BEAUTIFUL PARLOR
SUITE now exhibition window
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That is prices at Guernsey Brothers,
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Anhsuser Busch Beer.
Louis Lohman'S. 825 Spruce ST
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NEWS IN BRIEF
him..

Governor Altgeli has returned TO
Springfield, His. from ms trip to Hot
Springs.
The Irish flag viii not ne permitted
upon Brooklyn's city hal! on ST. Pat
rick's day.
The Illinois state Democratic conven-
ton will be held at Springfield on June
81.
Chief Seary of the Omaha police is
making determined fight against
gam bling.
j. Link,nyer of Ohio was bunkoed
out Of $3.50 by some sharps at Hot
Springs.
Large numbers of hogs have been
stolen recently from farmers living
near Peila, la.
Hon Charles S Goodrich, q pioneer
and popular citizen of Omaha. is dead
A great revival is in progress at
Bloomington, Ills.
A cyclone at Rich. Hill. Mo-, de
stroyed many dwellings,. barns and
fences ana inflicted greatdamage.
What is believed to be scheme To
rob the government Of timber lands
has been developed at Rolfe, La.
James w. Hayes general secretary
treasurer Of the knights of Labor.
thinks the future is bright for LABOR.
Hon. John w. Blue of Marion. Ky,
while conversing with Governor Brown
was struck blind and speechless.
Mrs Dora Cram Of sheldon. la. has
sued Rev. Dr. Doaeriy and DR.. W. T..
Woodcock for %5o0o9 damages for al
legged libel.
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OVERWHELMINGLY Hcpubl,c,n.

SIOUX FANS, Ia. March : The civ
election TUESDAY resulted III the most
overwhelming Republican victory in
the history Of the city For mayor
{. w Flerher is elected by about 500
AMI the rest Of tAe ticket by still
heavier majorities Until wear ago
the city VAS considered Democratic by
small plurality. The Democrats were
confident Of success. They had maize
their campaign on the argument that
the Iowa cities should go Democratic
by way of rehuking the Legislature for
Its lnaction or the liquor Question.
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rA6es A SENSATIONAL TURN.


A Motion Made to- uun>h Indictments
Against todelni oniccrs
BlsMNeHAM. Ala. March s.-The
scaruial among the north Alabama
Federal commissioners ana deputy
marsnals. growing out Of the iNdict-
ments against certain of them. whom.
it Is charged. drew more money from
the government than they earned.
whereby court costs were increased
500. 600 last year over the year prevl-
Gus, took new turn when court was
convened by Judge Bruce. District
Attorney ONeal moved to quash the
grand jury venire on the ground that
it had been illegally drawn. The mo-
ton was not granted
The petit jury will be organized.
when the same motion is expected by
the district attorney. Special Exam
liners Chalmers ani Cowart charge
that there has been tampering with the
juries to prevent new indictments anu
convictions in the cases against the ac-
cused officials. They say relatives ami
friends of the accused have been put
on the Jury. They charge that the Ju-
rors were drawn by the deputy clerk
and not by the clerk, AS they should
have been. The accused officials on
the other hand stand ready for de
termined fight. They claim to be able
to explain ali prima facie evidence OF
fraud None of them have received
any pay from the government for nine
months The examiners have stopped
their pay by their reports.
! Another scandal has arisen by the
disappearance of the clerk of one &C
cused official. VINO left Alabama as
soon as the investigation commenced
and cannot be found The entire af-
fair has caused profound sensation
and interest is added by the effort OF
the examiner TO hold high court of.
ticals responsible for alleged attempt
to prevent free and untrammeled prose
cution of the accused
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News From Hawaii.

WAsilNGVoN, March s. The pres-
dent sent to the senate three dispatches
from Willis With a bret message The
dispatches We're dased Feb. 10, n and
.. That of the 9th records the adop-
ton by judicial committee report
recommending that a delegation be
chosen to set with council to prepare a
constitution for "a permanent form If
government Willis says at "a mass
meeting of Chinese held the previous
denouncing the government for passing
the law that Chinese residents must OBJ
tam special license rs requisite 10 con-
duct business in this country
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Ballard s horehound Syrun.

We guarantee this to be the best
Cough Syrup manufactured in the
whole wide world. This is saying a
great deal, but it is true, For Con.
sumption, Coughs. Colds, Sore
Throat, Sore Chest, Pneumonis, Bron
chtis, Asthma, Group, Whooping
Cough, and all diseases of the Throat
and Lungs, we positively guarantee
Billiards. Horehound Syrup to be
without an equal on the whole face OF
the globe. In support of this state.
ment We refer to every individual who
has ever used it, and to every drug.
gist who has ever sold it, Such evi.
dence is iudisputable. Sold bv Fl c
RIsHER 2 Co, Waco, J. b. CORNISH
Eas, Waco, Texas.
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Fined For Kissing "a Policeman

New YORK. March Policeman
Lynch of the Mulberry street station.
is called the Adonis of the division. and
is the object of admiration of many
women whom he gallantly assists
across the Bowery during the rush of
foot travel. He escorted pretty young
woman across on Saturday-Mary
Jones who was profuse in her thanks.
and ended by throwing her arms
around his neck and kissing him. In
the Tombs police court Justice Taintor
fined her So.
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More of Cedar Haplls Dam Gone.

CEDAR RAPIDS. la. Marcn
Another big section of the dam acros.
the Cedar River at this place Went on
and there is now break of no fee,
The loss amounts t. ap0ut $4,000. The
water company IS preparing to extend
their Inlet pipe as soon ~ the water re
cedcs, so that the water supply ma,
not be cut short. as there is no proba
bility of the dam being repaired unit
litigation whicn has existed severa
years has been adiudicatei
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sac USED A RATCHET.
Miss Shpnan's Attempt to Wreak Ven
geancc on AN tsSailant.

LITTLE Rock, March S.-A sensa-
tional story of rape and the attempt OF
the victim to wreak vengeance upon
her assalant has just come to light
from Drew county. Several weeks
ago Miss Annie Shipman was assaulted
by negro who attempted to ravish
her
The negro was arrested. and owing
TO the brave resistance of the sheriff he
escaped lyncniug His first trial re-
suited in hung jury. He was again
placed on trial Monday. Miss Ship
man was called to the stand to Identify
the prisoner, As she did SO she quickly
jerked =. Ratchet from within the folds
of her dress, and with the words,
THAT is the rascal! sprang upon the
prisoner like sn enragei ioness, hit
ting HIM on the hcai with the weapon
Miss ~nipnr.n was tined FIR contempt
of court The negro was given ~
years imprisonment
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WAsHINGToN. March According
10 u cable dispatch to the secretary of
the navy from Commander LongneckeI
on the United states steamship Ranger
tine last act III the Honduras revolution
has been playei. Pence has been ar
ranged upon terms satisfactory to al!
parties. and the government will he
turned over to Bonilla, the head of thu
revolutionary party.
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Assaulted by Tramns

GALLATIN, Tenn, March S.--News
from Haysville, Macon county, Tenn.
says Hardiman Winters. prominent
merchant of that place, was returning
home from his store when he was as.
saulted by gang of tramps. He was
Knocked in the head with a piece of
wagon tire and robbed of $500 and his
watch. He was scarcely able to reach
home from loss of blood.
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MUST REMAIN IN JAIL.
Application Denied Tor the Eel'a>e If
Edward VI, iicld.

NEW York. March = Justice Pat
ter-on of the supreme court denied the
application of Clara VI. Field for the
release of her husband. Edward NJ,
Fiela the wrecker Of the firm Of Field.
Lindlev. Wiechers Co., on the ground
that the law under which he was III
dicteG is too specific to warrant Jndi-
cal interference The justice holds
that as the sanity Of Field has been
established he is amenable to the law,
and is sufficiently restored to stand
trial upon the indictments pending
against him in the criminal court.
Field is held nominally for his failure
to pay - debt of 5000 to Charles Nette'
a dentist. There are. however. other
anu more serious indiStments against
him,
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Charges Against Labor Leaders.

CINCINNATI, March s. Hugh Cava-
naugh stated that when Sovereign and
Hayes reached Memphis they would be
confronted with charges preferred by
the Cincinnati Knights of Labor.
Those against SO'ereign charge him
with going beyond his Office in the ne
gro colonization scheme. There are
several charges against HAYES
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ncla Hi. ONE. bu, Fifteen Minutes.

81. JosErn, Mo March : isaac ".
Talbot Of Easton was appointed con
stable of Marion township, place he
worked hard 10 set Fifteen minutes
after he WAS appointed and filed MS
bond he walked back to- the courthouse
and resigned, but declined to give ms
reason.
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Death In n riyvheel Pit.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. March 8. -James
Brown. engineer of the Exchange Elec-
trio plant, was pulled ont of the flv-
wheel PIT INTO which it is supposed he
stumbled accidentally and fell. His
head was beaten by the flywheel with
such rapidity ss to churn his brains
into mass.
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AN ORDIN ARCS.
Requiring Railway Companle!Il
the City Of W AGO to station Flag.
men at Certain Street IN.
tersections Therein.


Be it ordained by the City Ceura
OF the City Of Waco
Section / Ii shall hereafter be 10:
duty Of all galway companies n'hs
City of Waco, and of the receivers CT
persons operating any railway, optNtl
ing The same upon and along Jackson
and Mary streets and across ES
street, 20 station or place asgmen %
SAID railway track where interested
by Fifth street, Eighth street
Eleventh street and Elm street; 'ao
it shall be the duty Of all 1agmtnD
stationed to keep a close lookout 400
warn all persons Of approaching 'Fsll'|
or engines.
Sec. =. Ths, all fagmen shsllk|
kept on duty from 4 in The mofnHsI
until 9ln the afternoon.
Sec 3 Any h4gman SO s'atl0a q
who shall leave his post Of duty Mo- W.
out substitute in his place shall X
deemed guilty Of misdemeanoi' a'|
on conviction shall be punished
6ne in any sum not exceeding up'|
hur dred dollars.
Sec. 4 AIRY Railway compnn|
receiver, or person operating w.
railway who shall violate spy p'o.a|
ion OF this ordinance upon con'ls'.v1
shall be punished by a fine oo' ii Il
ceeding one hundred dollars an0 s" ".
days violation shall be sepA''"
otfenee. o.
Passed February 22nd, 1874
Approved.
g. G. McCULLocH, Mayor
Attest: .,.u
W. C. COOPER, City Sscls'.I
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Charged with Embcxzlsnept.

NEW YORK, March S.-John T.
Haller. financial manager for Pabst &
Co., importers of glassware, WAS ar
rested for EN- bezzling 500, 900.
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CHICAGO, March ; -Pipeman Grant
fell five stories while fighting fire. He
WAS picked up for dead, carried to a
drug store where he received medical
attention and then walked home
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Uneasy About the Prince.

MARsE1LLEs March : Prince Of
Wales cutter, Biittania. with Prince
OF Wales on board started for Cannes
yesterday III n gale ana some anxiety
Is expressed here rs to the outcome.
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30, of Dynamite Found.

LONDON, March s.-A dynamite box
was found on the window sill of the
historical Bow street police station.
No damage.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
The Bland Bill Passes 10 is
Third Beading.


cANT NuIr p10gIVC TWr QpN ATT
At the Last >i'Eo' on Notion "' sem
A'"' sherman u "'"' '''' '""''''
Appropriation" I'm "''' i"r""-" '"e
House "'''''h 'r""r' ""'' '""""e' AZ
h'u'ie'd'' N''ar's''''
WASHINGTON, March = An exciting
and interesting debat. was precipi-
tatod IN the senate bv Mr. Harris mo.
tion for the second reading Of the
.o,gnioraoe min TINS was onnosed Inv
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results =,
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is n,o "as9|
and refreshing to the taste, a r,vIsan
gently yet promptly on the K kin aes
Liver and Bowels, cleanses t tha
tenn efiecttuaally, dispels colds ~ bs N
aches and fevers and cures b,h Isaa
constipation. Syrup OF Firs I i u
only remedy of its kind ever s ,,s
duced, pleasing to the taste sna pS
ceptable to the stomach, prom au =
its action and truly beneficial n !.
effects, prepared only from The n M.
healthy and agreeable substances , !
many excellent qualities commend
to all and have made it the M,
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in ~
and 81 bottles by all LEADING dr,'|
gists. Any reliable druggist WI NJ
may not have il on hand will nnI
cure it promptly for any one Nj
wishes to try it. DO pot accent AM
substitute.
cAkF0RNiA flC syrup co
SAN fahnciSc0 cal.
LOUISVILLE. xy alg ggAs. Nv
The Newtown bee., 1894-09-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

MT and Mrs Frank Judson of Bo sto visited Dr A. 0. Peck, last week.
 A son of Frank Atwood had gun burst in his hand, which necessitated an amputation, last week, by Drs Ketcham of Woodbury and Munger of Watertown.
 The Parker Academy opened it's fall session, Tuesday, September 4, with 43 scholars in attendance.
 MT and Mrs c. M. Harvey have re- turned from their outing.
 George Lathrop still continues very i'll with small hope of recovery.
 Three children of Watson c. Frisbie are i'll with typhoid fever.
 Miss Susie Morris is the teacher in School District No. 2.
 Summer visitors are beginning to re- turn to their homes.
 MT and Mrs James B. DeForest have returned from their visit to friends in Seymour.
 The Bible study association met, last week, at Miss Cornelia J. Betts.
 Mrs Baker and granddaughter have left for Ocean Grove, N. J.
 Wallace D. Mitchell, and Lewis Drake. ley are expected to visit Woodbnry, soon. Mir Drakeley has been absent 20 years.
 Willis A strong, is reported not SO we'll In addition to his fever, which is typhoid he has had several chilis. Jesse B. and Nathan B.Burton have re turned to Western New York to lo0l after their extended lumber interests. Burt Bradley, while on boating ex cursion on Quassapaug lake, received in