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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-01

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The Short Line 20 Pittsburg.
DEPART SOUTH. FROM SOUTH.
625 a m Allegheny 925am ALLEGHENY Ex
o.l5 q m Ally Akron . 55 NAL & Castle
1920 m Alleghe ny Ac u. 20 p m, Ally q Ch'go
800 m Allegheny Mail sos m, ALLEGHENY Ex
$50 m Chicago FIX. IS m,Ally Akron
10 p III Ally q Ell. Ex 500 m, Allegheny Ac
DEPART NORTH. FROM NORTH
10 05 In Kane & Brad Is O5 m FoXburg Ac
Sis m Clarion Ac $50 m, Clarion Ac
I.5S m Foxourg. so pm, Kane Mai
SUNDAY TRAINS.
DEPART SOUTH FROM SOUTH.
ST. m, DeForest Ac 955 am Allegheny Ac
$50 m, Chicago Ex h O5 u m Allegheny Fx
610 N, Allegheny Ac 725 N. DeForest Ac
Train arriving at at 500 m leaves & 0 de-
pot, Pittsburg. at l5 O'Clock.
Butler and Greenvile Coach will leave Alie-
gheny at 325 p. m, daily except Snntay. Con-
meeting at Wlllowgrove, arriving at Butler at
sos.
pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars anil nrst-class
Chicago daily.
For through tickets to points in the West
Northwest or Southwest apply to
A. B. CROUCH. Agent
Trains leave the B. & o. depot In PIstburg
for the East as follows
For Washington c., Baltimore, Phil adel-
phia, and New York IL 20 and 9:2o D. m
Cumberland s:l5. 2 20, l TO- 9:2) D. m. Com
nelsvile. Sis. 1920. lilo. 4.3o $50 aud $50 p m
Uniontown, s.l5 a. m /. 10. 4.30 and $50 p. m.
Mt. Pleasant, s:l5 a. m. LILO aud AID p. m.
Washington. Pa, 7.25 aud o Is a. M, 400, i,
45 and 9.25, II % p. m. Wheeling. T.25 and.
9.l5 4. m: 400. 925. II: % p, m. Cincinnati. st
Louis Columbus and Newark. 7.25 a. m, 9.25
IL .25 p, m.
For Chicago 2.40 and 80 p. m.
Parior ana sleeping cars 10 Baltimore, Wash
ington, Cincinnati AMI Chicago
PITTsBURG, sHENASGo & LAKE Eate R.R.
Takes effect Monday. April 2. 1924.
Trains are run by Ste ndard Central Time Goth
Meridian) One hour slower than City Time.
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Through trains for the east / eeve Pittsburg
union Station) as followS;
Atlantic Express. ." ......2 4OA M
Pennsylvania, Limited, daily ..7 Is
Day Express, ......8 90
philadelphia Express, ..........4 30 Pm.
Eastern Express, ......T 90
Fast Line, ...,s 10
For detailed information, address Thos. E.
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Avenue, PittsDurg, Pa.
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]. T. BLAIR. General Manager, Greenvllle. Pa
w. G.. SARGEANT, G. p. A., Meadville, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-01

Ice Cream delivered to all parts of
the city any time aud in any quan-
ity. Leave your orders at the City
Bakery.
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-Martincourt Il Co. are giving
away valuable prizes to holders of
lucky numbers. Call and get num-
Der it costs you nothing.
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Diamond Block, Butler, Pa
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--Genuine Lancaster Cling hams 81
at DAVENNY'S
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Locome candy. Try it at the
City Bakery.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-01

More than half that might be told, but if
you'll write our Mail Order Department
for samples of our superb line of
The morning call., 1894-02-05
Decentralization.

The aim and mission of legitimate fraternity
is 10 upift, upbuild and educate in that which
is for good as well as 10 protect the sick, needy
and suffering, and care for the widow and
orphan. Whatever degrades and demoralizes
youth or leads them astray from reclitude.
principle and right is an enemy TO fraternity.
The broad platform of all faithful and honest
fraternties is Ito war against vice In all It's
FORMS" and hence the "anti-dive," "anti-clg
elite" and other moral crusades receive the
unanimous support of every true frater. A
glarlng and dangerous menace TO the
youth Of this city exists in the baleful
exhibitions which can be seen at more than
one so-called place OF entertainment and the
surroundings OF the Mdwinter Fair, outside
and even inside OF its gales, are not free from
most Objectionable features. Fraternties, for
their future prosperity. cannot afford to permit
such enemies to their peace, prosperity and
usefulness 10 exist. The men and women con-
nected with fraternal orders are three-fou
of the population OF this city. 1t is not
often that they are compelled TO speak or
lake part in matters which may be termed
outside OF lodgeroOms. But now and then 1t Is
necessary, aud when fraternity speaks, in
moral and now and Then political matters its
voice is powerful, and we inyONe that power al
this time. In behalf OF the youth of California,
that these dangers snail be abolished.
The morning call., 1894-02-05
All were invited to collation. at the close of

All were invited to a collation. at the close of
the programme
The Past Masters Association is receiving
many members. II viii meet on The first and
third Mondays at the Alcazar. The holding of
public meetings and the visitation of sub0rdi-
mates will be features OF this organization.
Burns Lodge rec nty made fraternal call
upon Triumi Lodge, resulting In a pleasant
reunion of many brethren. Speeches, senti-
mentS and musical and recitative selections
contributed 10 the int rest of the occasion.
Grand Foreman Ward, with Deputy Law
re nee Nolan, 7. NJ. ". Gilmore and others,
attended public meeting OF the order al Hay
waIds last Tuesday night. Delegations were
present from San Lorenzo and san Leandro.
A banquet was an item of the evening, ana
speeches by sever al OF the officials won hearty
applause. A bali concluded the occasion.
Haywards Lodge has made a commendable
gain recently.
Burns Lodge had good gathering on Thurs
day evening. at which speeches were made by
the grand foreman and grand 0verseer.
Grand Foreman Ward Will visit FairmOunt
Lodge No. 147 tonight; Dawn of Hope Lodge
of West Ga land on Wednesday evening; A sh.
Ter Lodge, February ID; Hercules Lodge, Is.
Ivy Lodge, ID. of H.. of Oakland will give a
public r cepIion Tonight
Grand Overseer Toohy and Sam Booth, P. NJ
W, were welcomed by great audiences at
Chleo Nelson aud other points in the north.
Next Thursday night Z. w Marston, Z. NJ
w. OF Oakland Will lecture on British America
In Excelsior Lodge OF this city.
The morning call., 1894-02-05
KICKED BY A HORSE.
A Boy Dangerously Injured While
on Jessie Street.

A half dozen boys hired four broncos at
HOward-s;reet livery stable yesterday
morning, intending TO spend the day riding
by turns about the streets. During the
forenoon the horse ridden by Sam Nor
gan, who lives on Harrison street. near
Fifth. began TO buck on Jessie street back
of the Palace Hotel, and the slipping of
the surcingle caused the saddle to turn,
and young Morgan was thrown under the
animals feet. The bronco gave a vicious
kick. striking Morgan on the neck. He
was taken to the Receiving Hospital.
where he lay all day in an unconscious
condition. None of the other boys took
the trouble to inform the police Of the in
jured lads name. and he was entered ON
the books as John Doe. 1t is thought that
he will not recover
The morning call., 1894-02-05
Knights of Honor.

Three assessments are called for this month
The list contains 175 deaths, six of which are
from California. Three of them have already
been paid for.
The benefits paid by this order TO January Is.
1894, amount 10 S45.291, 911 81. grand
sum to be carefully and judiciOusly distributed
TO worthy recipients.
Deputy Thomas Learned had an appreciative
audience at his installation Of Fortuna Lodge
last Thursday night.
Garden CITY Lodge OF Alameda is doing WELL
On the evening OF thr 18th IL Will initiate several
canddat $. San Francisco Lodge will also visit
and assist in The degree work.
Tancred Lodge proposes good time at its in
81 alaiion next saturday evening.
DIR. j. A. DOughertv, p. D., of Los Angeles
Lodge died on January %. He was one of the
pioneers of the order in this jurisdiction. hav-
ing paid assessment j.
Deluties B. F. Hobart and P. l.. Archibald,
&. A. D.. each report large attendance during
the installation nights in this city and Oakland.
The morning call., 1894-02-05
Knights of Pythias.

The Endowment rank shows a gain OF some
500 for the last quarter reporting 80, $50 MEM
beers, carrying S7O,852.0O0. Cash balances
and investments are given al S174.l55 rs.
Seyenty-three new sections have been organ
lied during the quarter. making 272 new sec.
tions for the year. Total disbursements to
heirs by the rank since organization exceeds
IS, 100000
Fifteen lodges were represented at The ban.
quet rendered 10 George Kimbal of Oakland,
IN recognition Of his. appointment as grand pi e.
late. Deputy Campbell presid d. Remarks
were made by Past Chancellor Bankhead The
only charter member of Live Oak Lodge Tres.
ent, Past Chancellors Luth. Stevens. Welcher,
Hussey, IL. Shaffner, q. K. r. S., and d. S.
the brethren valuable gold watch TO the
grand prelate, which was appropriately re-
ceiyed.
The morning call., 1894-02-05
l. o. o. F.

The veterans held a well attended meeting
Monday night The ages and service in the
order OF all present were computed, resulting
In showing the average age OF each to be 60
years. 3 mouths and 4 days, and an average
membership in the order of So years and 4
months each.
West Virginia is claiming the Oldest Odd Eel
low, so far as service is concerned. Past Grand
Simpson of said State shows continuous mem
bership Of sixty-three years, and is 81 years Of
age.
Esconddo Lodge has doubled It's member
ship in six months and now has some Sky
members.
Bay City Lodge of this city has donated over
$500 IN he past three months 10 assist unem-
ployed members.
Grand Patriarch Downs visited Vallejo on
Friday and Napa on Saturday of last week. He
was with Golden Rule Encampment OF Oakland
on he I'd, and VIII visit San Jose on The 7th,
Redwood City 10th, Oakland 23d, Santa Clara,
March 10Th.
The prospects for great celebration OF jubi.
lee week are most encouraging. All branches
OF the order are taking hold of the matter with
much enthusiasm. The idea is, instead of
having number of local celebrations through.
oul the State, to concentrate thousands in San
francisco, and 10 occupy the entire week from
April 23d 10 2Sth.
The detrtmeut TO The young, as eXemplifed
by the demorazing shows at some OF the cheap
theaterS and Certain exhibitions at the fair
grounds and Incidental thereto. is being dis
cussed by several Iraternities- At the meeting
OF the veterans on Monday evening the article
in The CALL was alluded to- and the vicious
effect upon The youth of such plays as The one
open last Sunday al the National Theater in
this city was stringtntly commented upon.
All Of the Oakland lodges will hold great re.
union at GeTmania Hall in that city on the 18Th.
Deputy Harry Wharton, assisted by Deputy
Ellen Maddocks of the Rebekah lodges, aud all
of the subOrdinates OF that gree. have the en-
tertainment and bali in charge. IL will be an
immense affair.
George II. Edgerton, one OF the oldest mem
Ders of Unity Lodge No. 131 of this city, died
from The fleets of inhaling gas from burner
which had been accidentally turned on, last
Friday. A large concourse OF brethren aud
friends attended his funeral from the lodge
room yesterday.
Redwood Lodge No. 281 has splendid set
OF officers. This subordinate has recently taken
in eight by initiation and two by card and have
more IN prospect.
The executive committee on jubilee week
held an interesting meeting on Saturday night.
Many valuable oncrssions have been obtained
and others are being negotiated.
The morning call., 1894-02-05
American Legion of Honor.

The official statement for February shows
ninety. five deaths, amounting to 1857 900 of
which California has four deaths, calling for
$4,000.
Receipts of benefit fund for month have been
$2SO,510 10; death losses paid, s224.o0o;
transferred 10 relief fund, S25 5000; balance on
hand, S12.2Sl 6S; relief benefits paid in De-
ember, S9326; balance in said fund. s26, 233.
All claims filed 10 January 10 have been paid.
During 1898 6572 new members were ad-
mtted and about the sam number the previous
year. Total membership January l, 1894,
exceeds the highest number ever attained by
the order. New members admitted in Cali
fornia in 1898. 27S.
Under the recent legislation all new men,
bers admitted have special reduced rate for
three years.
A special premium schedule for obtaining
new members has been adOpted for this State.
The morning call., 1894-02-05
Miscellaneous,

The full reports of the Grand Lodge OF the
]. o. b. B., as given in the MONDAY, Tuesday
and Wednesday CALLS, show this veteran
order in excellent condition. Eighty-two thou
sand eight hundred and forty-five dollars has
been expended for ben fits during the year.
$4,000 TO widows and orphans and 307 chill
dl en- are reported in the school. The treasurer
shows a balance OF 1858 80 In general fund
and S23. 622 40 in beneficiary fuLd, showing an
excel Dt financial status.
California Uuion No. COB. E. A. U, made its
nth Mond y social quite attractive last week
by the partaklDg OF generous COLLATION. with
It's guests OF WDOm there were many. This
order is moving steadily along.
MANY Chosen Friends crossed the bay last
Thursday night to participate fntbe installa-
ton Of Unity Council Of Oakland. j. Fuiweiler,
q. C., assisted by many well-known otficl Is,
performed the ceremonies. Speeches were
made by number OF the distinguished visitors
refreshments serv and a social dance wound
up the agreeable affair.
The ladies OF the Companions OF the Forest
are always busy in furtbering the cause of their
order. The many circles have been well at
tended during installation weeks. Diana No.
% announces reception tomorrow night at
the AlcaZar building.
Social Council No. As, O. c. F.. has its cards
out Tor social Thursday evening at Red Mems
Hall.
The morning call., 1894-02-05
Young Mems Institute.

Among the items Of The entertainment TO be
provided for the Supreme Lodge by this order
there Is TO be a trip around the bay, an enter.
tainment aud banQu {.
Twenty-seyen hundred people. represented
by 700 families, have been practically assisted
by lhr bureau OF relief. The provisions distri-
buted were obtained by FUNDS contributed by
members OF the institute. great donation
party is 10 be held In Metropolitan Temple on
the 9th. the admission 10 which will be a pack
age Of provisions. The ladi $, especially, are
working 10 ma mighty feature OF this ad-
mission fee and hope 10 have unbounded sue
cess.
The seventh anniversary ball of Golden Gate
Council No. "a added another laurel TO The
wreath OF that popular subordinate.
Phil Sheridan Council Will soon open its new
headquarters in the Mission.
1gnaiian and Columbia councils were most
happy in their joint reception. The decora-
lions, music and attendance were perfect.
The morning call., 1894-02-05
L'Union Franchise.

The directors of PUnion Franchise, a
corporation organized for the purpose of
loanipg money TO the French Benevolent
Society, held its first meeting at the office
Of the CORPORATION on February 3, and the
following officers were elected to serve for
the year: President, Sylvan WE'LL; vice.
thur Lrgallet; treasurer, London, Paris
aud American Bank tlimited); attorney.
A. Comte Jr.
The morning call., 1894-02-05
A. O. u. w

The open meeting of Valley Lodge No. 80 on
Wednesday evening was great success. The
large hall was crowded. 4. F. JOY. p. M W.,
presided. Addresses by Grand Foreman Ward,
Grand Overseer Toohy, Past Grand Masters
Young and Barnes were sandwiched with mus
zeal and literary selections by Messrs Wbelan,
Alden. Morrison; remarks by Messrs. Dick
son of Montana and Prior of New jersey sup
plemented with ventriloqnal renditions by
Brother Dwyer, made a bright programme
The morning call., 1894-02-05
Official Assessment Table.

lOricial assessment notices OF any legitimate
fraternal society VIII be published free of cost
in above Iabl-. Send them, with any other mat
tiers OF Importance, by Friday, addressed Fra
Iernal Society Editor MORNING CALL, San
ErancscO1
The morning call., 1894-02-05

SUMMARY.
Earned runs - Oakl3nds 3. Bostons l. Three
base hit-Hines. 1wo-base hits-Hoy, Griffith 2.
Levy. First base on errors-Oak ands 3, Bos-
tons a. First base on called balls-Oaklands 2
Bostons Left on bases-ua ak ands 8, Bost ons 5.
Double play-Hernon TO Speer. H.t by pitcher
Power, Speer. Time OF camel hour and 80
minutes. Umpire-McDsnald.
The morning call., 1894-02-05
MEETING NoTICEs-CoNTINUED.


R Californi Lodge S'. 4. >s=ssZZ>
l. .. q. f., will initiate at Its SS%SlsSr
next regular meeting, MONDAY -@SS@
EVENING. Visiting brothers are cor
daily invited. NJ. w. CREAGH,
FED 1t Recording Secretary.
FE Polio achee Tribe No 10,
improved Order of Red Men-"NfS<zS>
members are requested TO attend the 1h-s~
next council NJ iNDAY. Feb. 5, when the Great
Saehem will pay his off cial visit All members of
the order are cordially invited.
W. ID. CARTER, Sachem.
Nj. CAMPBELL C. of r. fe4 2t
H Columbu wings AID Loan So
clriy-Ihe annual meeting or the STOCK
holders OF the abovenaued society for the elee-
ZION OF board of directors 10 serve Tor the ensu
Ing year and for the transaction or such other
business as may come before the meeting VIII be
held at the Office of the corporatl on OLA Mashing-
Ion ST. San Francisco Cal. on WEDNESDAY,,
February Ii, 1894. at O'Clock NJ
f. n. BELGRANO, Secretary.
san francisco, February 3. 1884 fe4 lot
r. Annual Me ting-Notice is Hereby
W. given that the forty-third annual meeting OF
tne San Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum So
ciety Will be held IL the ladies' TO m fentrance on
mason ST. of the First Congregational church on
tuesday, afternoon next Feb. b, at z O'Clock.
When the reports OF the years Work VIII! be read
ana Oncers for the ensuing year VIII be elected
All members earnestly requested to attend
BY order, MARY 7. MACCRELLISH,
fe3 at Secretary
The morning call., 1894-02-05
NOTICE or ETiNGs.

Some scientists enumerate seventy-two
races of mankind.
The morning call., 1894-02-05

TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WANT TO BUY A
well-improved bearing fruit ranch within so
miles OF San Francisco. If you want to sell cheap
send full description. price. ETC., to Orchard, Oak
land POstOtfice. fe2 Tt
The morning call., 1894-02-05

| me SALOUN-NEAR MARKET ST; OFFER
wan ed. See GUS STRAND, 80 Kearny st.
FURNITURE BUSINESS; LARGE CASH
4 trade: stock $1,000; owner retiring. 80
Fourth ST fe5 3t*
The morning call., 1894-02-05

SALOON FOR SALE OWING TO SICKNESS.
- 49, O'Farrell ST.. corner POWELL apply between
and 2. NJ fe4 7t*
The morning call., 1894-02-05

"a ANTED-SCHOOL BUILDINGS QUILT OR
w TO be built in San Francisco. for the estsb-
lfshment of a t1rst-cIass select school: rooms for
so to 20 boarders, playground. etc. Address P. o.
box 1888. s. r. i93I tf
The morning call., 1894-02-05

GO z PARTNER WANTED IN GOOD PAY
I'd - y. ing saloon. e. cor. Eighth and Mis-
sion SITS. FED 2t*
The morning call., 1894-02-05

COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE CHEAP: RE.
\ ceipts SIS to $50 per day Call los Third ST.,
room 3, from to 4 P. N. fe5 3t*
The morning call., 1894-02-05

oRNER BAKERY AND VARIETY STORE;
rooms, garden, stable and yard 449 Gu T.
zero st. fol
The morning call., 1894-02-05

EOR SALE CHEAP; LUNCH COUNTER NEAR
L the park; owner has another business and
cannot attend to it. Apply at grocery-store. cor
ner Golden Gate ave. and Jones st. fe5 3t*
The morning call., 1894-02-05

ELEGANT LINE OF BRUSSELS CARPET, 500
II yard. sewed and laid; Heavy Floor Oilci 9th,
csc yard; Good Mating. Toe q yard; Solid oak
bedro Sets, pieces S25. S.W SHREK, 1870
1872 Stockton ST.; country orders solicited. 81 TT
The morning call., 1894-02-05

SOBER MAN AS PARTNER: PAYING COR
- ner saloon; small capital. 633 Howard 8 3t%
ii ELL-PAYISG RESTAURANT AT BARGAIN;
" cheap rent; well furnished. 203 Polk st. 5 So
The morning call., 1894-02-05

L'OR SALE-PAIN TING AND DECORATING
L bus ness; will sell for yalne of stock in
hand; investigate. Address j. ". box 1913. Cali
Branch. fe5 2t*
The morning call., 1894-02-05

no SELL OUR PLACE OF BUSINESS QUICK
for cash see GUS SrRAND. 30 kearny ST
The morning call., 1894-02-05

E'OR SALE-A RESTAURANT AND BRANCH
Il bakery: suitable man and wife or ladies; pres
ent owner run it years. lnQuir- II Eighth 7t~
The morning call., 1894-02-05


NOTICE-MY WIFE HAVING LEFT MY BED
~ and board Will not pay any bills excepting
those for her brother or father at the SIT Par
lors 513 Montgomery st formerly 200 POST. If
7 AIDES PRIVATE HAIR-DRESSING PAR
II Tors, for Embarrassing cutting dyeing. bleach
ing. etc ladies' made up for masqueradss and
evening parties: expert hairdressSrs. prompt and
polite: lowest prices. MRS. M. 4nTAL, ll2
Eddy ST., near Mason, half block from Tiv-
oil fen aod IF
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1894-09-06
Lane E Adair,

presented an appearance of desola-
ton hard to describe. But in the
center Of the open was the browning
horror. In an indiscrimlnate heap
lay more than ninety corpses, men,
women and little children, some
burned to crisp, other only brown
ed by the at,and none with a frae
ment Of clothing larger than mans
hand to conceal their nakedness.
Some were mere trunks, the extrem
tiles having been burned off. Some
were bloated until the abdomen had
cracked open and intestines were
protruding. Skulls were burned
open and brains escaped. and all
were twisted aud cramped in the
agony of their death. A force Of
men We're quickly at work digging d
shallow trench along the south end
of the railroad. The sandy soil was
as hard as flint It had been baked
to crust by weeks of drouth. and
almost solidifed by the fire. The
work progressed slowly.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1894-09-06

at Sandstone, there are twenty at
Kettle River Junction One family
is living in root house and the
father is missing All the settlers
in the vicinity are probably burned
to DEATH, O'Neill brothes had twelve
camps in, the woods near Sandstone
aud all of these are burned Most
of the inmates, however, are believ-
ed to have escaped with their lives.
There are eleven homeless fami-
lies still at Mission Creek, but they
have provisions for about twenty
four-hours. Brook Park two miles
west of Hinckley. is burned and
they are in need Of immediate re-
lief.
The executive committee last
night decided to send immediate re
lief and party of volunteers took a
load OF provisions to Sandstone,
leaving on the train for Sandstone
Junction, where they will take teams
and get through to Sandstone before
midnight.
Hinckley, MINI, Sept 3-The
blackened ruins of two or three brick
buildings is all that remains of the
once prosperous town of Hinckley.
DAY OF MOURNING.
This is to day a place of mourn
ing, an d the burial of the charred
and unrecognizable bodies of the
hundreds of victims has saddened
the survivors even more than the
disaster itself. The fire was SO over
whelming in its immensity that none
could, in the first terror of the nom
ent, realize how great was their loss.
Each was so intent on saving his
life that little thought was given to
the disaster in general by most. al
though many cases of heroism have
been reported The bodies thus far
recovered have been placed in rough
pine boxes for burial. and the ma
| joritv of them have been buried with
out any knowledge of the identity.
SCENES AT THE CEMETERY.
Out in the little cemetery a mile
east of town was a scene which
words are absolutely powerless to
describe. At best the little spot
would oe as dreary as could we'll be
imagined. It is on top of rough.
sandy knoll, where nature is seen at
her worst, and absolutely no a.
tempt toward artificial embellish
ment has ever been made. There
were only few little sandy. unsod
ed mounds before. Now, with th'
blackened fire, SCARED stumps anc
fallen trunks OF trees all about, il