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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
KEYSTONE CLIPPINGS.

There are thirteen women in the EastOn
Jail.
Cyrus Zimmerman, of Pine Grove. was
killed by fall of coal at the Lincoln col
liery.
A plan for the escape of some of the
worst criminals In the Schuylkill county
Jail on July has been given away by an
ex-convict.
After surrenderlng their church property
at Pine Grove. the Dubsltes have repur-
chased II from the Esherites and will
again worship there.
The Pennsylvania Chautauqua threatens
to leave Mt. Gretna II the Cornwall and
Lebanon Railroad company insists on rum
ming Sunday trains.
The Spring City council is debating
whether to levy a special tax or issue
bonds to pay $500 damages awarded to
Penrose Bush for broken leg.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company is
erecting large track scales at its Potts
vile yard that will weigh half dozen
cars at time, going at full speed.
The Lehigh Coal and Navigation COM
pany has issued orders that all miners In
tho Panther Creek valley collieries must
work from :. m. to p. M. instead Cf
nine hours q herstofors,
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WHAT CAUSED HIS DEATH
Alleged Case Of Poisoning Puzzles the
Coroner NJ Indianapolis.

SoIoUcV nv IuulaNarOIS.
Indianapolis. Ind, July 3.-The coro-
ner and the detectives are still inves-
tigating the mysterious death of Brice
NJ. Carter the contractor. Mrs. Sarah
a. Carter, the wife OF the dead man,
asserts positively that the death was
caused by poisoning. She has long as
serted that the family had an enemy
who was secretly trying to poison the
whole family. She told the neighbors
and others that it was a servant girl
who had been employed by her some
years ago and who was a vindictive
person. Mrs. Carter said this morning
that she had furnished the police the in
formation concerning this girl. but
nothing had been done She had also
presented her information to the grand
jury She ascribes to the girl as mo-
tive for administering poison Jealousy
Of her daughter and the expectation
that she would inherit property from
Mrs. Carter If the other members OF the
family We're out of the way.
Mrs. Carter says that attempts have
been made for five years to poison other
members of the family. particularly the
daughter. Physicians who have at
tended the case say that when Others
of the family were sick no traces Of poi
son We're found. Coroner Castor and
other physicians reject the stories told
by Mrs Carter. They express the be-
lief that she is the victim of monoma-
mia. While the physicians find much
mystery in the case. they now regard
the death as due to some unnatural
cause, probably by poison having the
same effect as prussic acid. DIR. Cas-
tor will hold the portions removed from
the dead man for few days. and II
nothing Is discovered to throw addi-
tiontl light on the mystery chemical
examination will be ordered.
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THE fireworks went Off
Panic Caused by ThrO wing Lighted
Cigar Among the Pinwheels.
THE ENTIRE STOCK EXPLODES
Rockets. Roman Candles and Devil
Chasers Leap Right and Lcft-Narr0w
Escape Of Lady Cicrk-An Ital.
ian Nearly Asphy xiated.

Philadelphia. July "A lighted cigar
carelessly thrown among fireworks
caused more noise, smoke and excite
ment at Juniper and Market streets
this afternoon than all the expected
pyrotechnics of tomorrow will evoke.
James Dickson occupies the ground
floor OF No. 1926 Market street as
siove and range sales room. In an un-
fortunate moment Mr.. Dickson rented
the front part of his store to the Chin
ese-American Fireworks company. The
fireworks merchants filled the front of
the store with a large and well assorted
stock of crackers, pin wheels, skyrOck-
cts and all the other noise production
necessities to a proper observance of
the Fourth" They exposed for sale
on stand on the sidewalk a collection
of fireworks similar to the stock in the
store. John Limperakis. an Italian,
divided part of the pavement with them
as a fruit stand.
About o'clock two men purchased
some fireworks in the store, and in
passing out one of them threw away
the stump of n lighted cigar. Almost
Instantly preliminary bang" fol-
lowed and then the fusiliade began.
Passers-by We're scattered right and
lett by exploding bombs, devil chasers,
balls from roman candles and rocket
sticks. The cannonading speedily at
tracted thousands. Panic stricken
women poured from dry goods and
other establishments on the opposite
side of Market street only to be sent
flying In terror for places of safety.
The exploding fireworks on the pave
ment had meanwhile blown in the bulk
window of 1925 Market street and set
off the stock in the store and the noise
and smoke increased to the proper
tions of one of the engagements of the
Japan-Chinese war. A young woman
who was employed to sell the fireworks
tainted when the excitement began, and
was probably saved from serious injury
by a passer-by carrying her from the
store. Finally torrent of water from
the hoses of firemen put an end to the
exploding fireworks and drowned the
fire that had followed.
When the firemen We're able to pene-
trate the building they found the italian
fruit vender unconscious in the cellar,
having been nearly asphyXiated by the
sulphurouS fumes OF the burning
powder. The damage to the building
was not proportionate to the noise and
excitement as ii amounted to only $4,000.
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FOREIGN ECHOES.

Cardinal Gibbons has left Rome on his
journey homeward to Baltimore.
Crispi says the story of his having been
made u prince Is without foundation.
Chile will send n number OF officers to
Italy to study the Italian army system.
Two bombs were exploded near the po-
lice barracks at Monopoli. Italy, but little
damage was done.
Nasrula Khan. the Afghan prince, who
is visiting England lunched with the
queen at Windsor castle.
The Order of the Black Eagle has been
conferred by the kaiser on Grand Duke
Cyril. a cousin of the czar.
A strong earthquake shock was felt at
Iaibach. Austria, which has been SO dam
aged by previous disturbances.
on account of the failure Of his party TO
support him In the Austrian parliament,
DR.. Won Plenere, leader of the German
Liberals, has resigned his seat.
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scene by the creams Of the women. pur-
sued him and overlook him.

scene by the creams of the women. pur-
sued him and overlook him.
When Rattigan found escape i'm
possible he stopped short and quickly
stabbed himself in the stomach, infiict-
ing a frightful wound four inches long.
causing the entrails to protrude. He
was taken to the station house. where
medical aid was summoned. The ply
sicians are of opinion that Rattigan and
both women are likely to die from their
wounds, A family jar isssupposed to
have been the incentive for the crime.
Rattigan was released from the peni-
tentiary this morning, where he had
been serving a sentence for burglary.
He had not lived with his wife for some
time previous to his committal to pri-
son, and he went to see her today and
tried to persuade her TO return to him.
She refused and he then attacked her
and she called for help to her sister and
then Rattigan stabbed both women.
The physicians in attendance upon
Mrs. Rattigan and her sister, and upon
Rattigan, said tonight that all three
would die from their wounds.
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AMOUNTS ALMOST TO WAR.
Critical Situation OF Affairs Bctwe en- Bul
garia and Turkcy

London, July S.-A dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Sofia says that
the situation is serious. almost amount
ing to state of war. between Bulgaria
and Turkey. News has been received
at the Bulgarian capital that two
bands, composed Of 70 and 100 men re-
spectively, have crossed the Bulgarian
frontier in Turkish territory, where
they captured two Turkish soldiers,
who Were taken across the frontier to
Dubnitza, Bulgaria, twenty-five miles
south of Sofia. One man was wounded.
Sofia. July 3,-The government of
Bulgaria has requested the Turkish
government to explain the orders is
sued to the commander of the Turkish
troops at Adrianople to act on his own
initiative along the Bulgarian frontier.
At the same time the Bulgarian gov
ernment has notified the porte that the
duty of watching over the security of
the frontier compels Bulgaria to take
the military measures required under
the circumstances.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

In an ARRAY with Jack Simonds at Min
nedosa, Man.. Thomas Dunbar was fatally
cut.
Excessive rain has caused great in
crease In anthrax cases among Colorado
cattle.
A new shaft. which will take four years
to bore. has been started ut the Tamarack
mines. Calumet, Mich.
Because his wife. who had left fim.
would not give him $50. Herman Reich. a
New York salesman. shot her dead
After keeping the corpse Of his little girl
In his house five years. ''WRistling'' Davis.
Of Long Beach, Cal. was arrested and
the body buried.
An injunction was refused to State
Printer Snow. Of Kansas, VINO sought to
prevent ]. X. Hudson, state printsr-elect.
from assuming the ONCE.
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MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
Richard Hcilig Falsely Imprisoned on
Oath Of - =. Levy.

Lancaster. Pa, July 3.-Several
months agn TIE store of S. L. Levy. ut
sIrun: Joy, was entered by burglars.
MIR. Levy heard the thieves and shot
one of them. From the description Of
the man Levy saw in his store. Rich
ard Heilig was arrested. Levy at the
hearing positively identified Heilig as
the thief and the case was sent to court.
A few weeks later John Weaver was ar
rested in Lebanon county. He was
suffering from a pistol wound, and ad-
mitted that he was the burglar and eX-
cnerated Heilig from any participa-
tion in 1t.
Weaver pleaded guilty in court. and
was sent to the Eastern penitentiary
for ten years. The case against Heilig
was disposed of by verdict of not
guilty. Today Heilig entered a crimi-
nal suit against Levy for perjury in
swearing positively that he was the
burglar in his store. Levy was arrest
ed and entered bail for court.
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HE IS HEIR TO S225,OOO.
Inmate Of o Prison Informed OF His Luck
ON tho Expiration Of Ills Sentence.

Ou VuS I.ApVutiout III buS SSutSUSS.
Ionia. Mich, July 1.-TWO years ago
August Dahner was sent to the Ionia
prison for two years for whipping a
man who refused to pay him his wages.
Dahner served his time and was re-
leased today. When he stepped out OF
prison he was met at the door by at
torneys who informed him that a for
tune Of $225.000 was his when he chose
to claim 1t.
1t appears that Dahner's uncle was
one of the original forty-niners and
struck pay dirt In the Calico mining
district of San Bernardino county, Cali
fornia, years ago and had increased his
wealth. When he died about eighteen
months ago he had six living heirs. one
of whom Is Dahner. Dahner will go
back to his home and then to California
to claim the fortune. When he was
sentenced to states prison he had the
sympathy of the neighborhood. Dah-
ner Is young and unmarried.
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HOWSER'S DEATH.
His Murdercrs Will De Dealt with Accord
ing to Laws Of Valparaiso.

Washington, July 3.-Yesterday Mr..
Uhl. the acting secretary of state. tele-
graphed the United States consul at
Valparaiso to investigate and report on
the killing in Peru of an American citi-
zen. l.. d. Howser. Mr.. Howser's ia
ther. n resident Of New York city. asked
the state department to take official
cogniZance of this matter.
An answer has been received fran
the consul stating that Mr.. Howser
was murdered and robbed when on his
way to pay the miners employed by the
company with which he served as pay
master The consul adds that the mur-
derers have been arrested, and that 4
judicial investigation is proceeding.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
THREE MEN HANGED.
They Confess Having Murdered a Boa
Trader.

lucv SOuIcSS 1uNiUS huIuCtNo a. bOu'
Trader.
Marysville. Miss. July Bob Pur-
Wis. Griff Hubbard and Grant Wilson,
three negroes. were hanged here today
for the murder Of d. r. King. fiat
boat trader last March. The execution
was public and attracted the largest
crowd ever gathered in the village.
The three men were executed at once
on a platform built with drow in
stead of a weight. The trap was sprung
at II Las and in ten minutes they were all
dead and cut down.
The crime for which the men suf-
fered death was the murder last March,
Of u. X. King. a fiat boat trader, near
Carolina Point. on the Mississippi.
They did not intend to kill the man, but
to scare him and rob the boat Purvis.
Hubbard and Wilson confessed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
FIN LEY s
Special Sale Of
SCOTCH
GINGHAMS.

Our reputation Or 81
Scotch Gingiaan d ufa.
questioned and it Is a we'll
known fact that for quail.
ity and assortment our
stock cannot be matched
this side of New York.
AS we never care to carry
over goods from one season
to another, we will offer
the balance of our stock,
about $50 pieces, att l0c.
per yard.
This is an opportunity to
buy the genuine article at
a price generally asked for
domestic makes sold as
Scotch and French goods.
10 pieces fine Clan Plaid
Silk Ginghams, specially
suitable for waists and
cnildren's wear and abs0.
'lutely fast cOlors.
About 35 Dress Patterns,
extra choice, lace stripe
and printed brocade Trilby
Silks, all light ground and
II inches wide; II yards
to a pattern; have been
55c, Price. to close, 30c.
per yard or S4.6S a Dress
Pattern.
A very attractive line of
fine Irish Dinlities, French
Corded Pigues and Organ
dies, White Persian Lawns
and White and Colored
Dotted .Swisses.
French Linen Batiste i'm
natural color with en-
broideries to match.
$40 AND Srz -
LACKAWANNA AVENUE
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SERIOUS AFFRAY FEARED.
Another Effort to Dc Made to Collect for
Railway Bonds.

Ashland, KY, July 3.-All of Carter
county Is excited over the action of
Railroad Tax Collector Peck in sum-
moning score or more deputies, who
are now gathering from the adjoining
counties, to assist him in collecting the
100000 yet due on the railroad bond Is
sue Of forty years ago.
As soon as the bonds were delivered
the road work was dropped. the COM
pany deserting everything. The bonds
were sold at II cents on the dollar to
David Slnton, of Covington. who has
tried in vain ever since to collect the
money
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DISPLAY A FIZZLE.
Military and Civic Societies Fail to Turn
Out Mt WilliamspOrt.

williamsport. Pa. July 3.-The
main feature of the second day
of the centennial celebration was
the military and civic display,
which, however. was disappoint-
ment. Many of the civic societies re-
fused to turn out, and only three COM
panies of the Twelfth regiment were in
line. All the other events Of the day
were satisfactory, including the dis
play made in the column by the Roman
Catholic orders. which turned out in
force.
Tomorrow there will be a great in
dustrial parade. The celebration will
conclude with brilliant pyrotechnic
display.
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KILLED BY AN OFFICER.
A Negro Fiend Shot While Attempting to
Commit Murder.

Quincy. Ills. July 3.-Henry Dumers.
a negro was shot and killed here this
morning at 0 o'clock by Policeman Ha-
zelwood. while numbering a young girl
named Mary Smith, with whom he had
been keeping company. Dumers had
his knees on the girl'sbody while with
his right hand he dealt blows about the
head and throat with an ugly looking
butchers knife
When the officer appeared upon the
scene Dumers attacked him and the Off
Ger killed him. The girl is in n dam
gerous condition.
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Cadet Appointments.

Washington, July 3.-Among the cadet
appointments to the West Point Military
academy are the following: V. l.. Rock
we'll, Monroeton, Pa: H. NJ. Jordan, Bed
ford. Pa; F. =. Pfohler. Myersdale. Pa.
(llternate); F. l.. Buck, Erie. Pa; c. Da-
wilson, Harbour Creek. Pa. (alternate);
w. T. Graham, Allegheny. Pa.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
MEETING OF BIMETALLIsTs.
French and German Silver Mon Talk
About 1Oiut Action.

Berlin, July 3.-M. Bougeirol, the
vice-presdept, and M. They. the secre-
tary of the French Bimetallic league,
arrived here and have had a confer
ence with representatives OF the Ger
man Bimetallic union at which Herren
Won Mlrback and Won Kardoff and Dr.
Arendt were present
The object of the conference was to
agree upon joint action for the. promo
ton OF the bimetallic movement. Be-
fore coming to Berlin they held cons
ference with representatives Of the
British Bimetallic league.
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TEACHERS AT MT. GRETNA.
Second Days Session Of the Forticth
Annual Meeting.

Mt. Gretna, July 3.-The second days
session of the fortieth annual meeting
Of the State Teachers association
opened with an enrolment of over 500.
Quite an animated discussion was had
on school Graduating and School Pro-
notion by Professor Shearer. Of New
Castle: Professor J. w. Cannon, Of
Sharon. and DR.. r. X. Ruehrle. Of Ian.
caster. Superintendent j. s. Walton.
Of Ercildown read paper on Moral
Effect of Public School Environment"
Addresses were made by Mrs. s. T.
Fuller, Mrs. Louise Preece. Miss Esther
Boise Won Denman. Mrs. s. r. Rorer
Professor Henry w. Elson and Profess
sor o. ]. Schadt.
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BIG HOTEL CLOSED,

The Headquarters Of Grant and sherman
in the Hands OF Receiver.
Memphis. Tenn. July 3.-The Gazoo
hotel went into the hands of re-
ceiver today and obligations amount
ing to about slS0.0O0. The property is
worth 100000.
This hotel was Grant and Sherman's
headquarters during the war and was
raided by Forest when he raided Menu
phis. then held by Washburn. Wash
burn escaped to the river in his night
clothes.
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HELD FOR PULLING A TOOTH.
A Queer Case That Came Before q
Milmiuct0n Municinal Court

Queer Case That Came Before q
Wilmington Municipal Court.
Wilmington. Del. July 3,-William c.
Guthrie was arraigned in Municipal
court on a charge of assault and bat
terry upon a girl named Eva c. We'll
don. The testimony was that he took
the girl upon his lap. opened her mouth,
and with pair of forceps extracted a
tooth. The girl said he pulled a sound
tooth. instead of a deceased one which
she pointed out to him.
Judge Ball decided that the act was
not an assault. and dismissed the case.
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MOST BRUTAL CRIME.
A Little Girl Is Made Prisoner by Fifteen
Men.

Cleveland, July IA special from FL
wood, Ind, says: Meagre details have
been received from New Corner. of a
brutal assault on 13 year old girl,
Lillian FavOrs. The child was bound
and gagged and kept prisoner in the
woods four days by gang Of fifteen
men.
Finally she escaped and reached home
more dead than alive. Infuriated citi-
zens are securing the country for the
scoundrels.
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llarrity Sails Away.

New York. July 3-willlam f. Harrity.
chairman of the Democratic national COM
mittee. was among the passengers on the
steamship New York, which sailed this
morning for Southampton.
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WHITE WAISTS

with surplice fronts, great
sleeves. gathered yokes. turned
cuffs, Hamburg trim, etc.
There IL no end to styles and
you'll be surprised at the quality
and style we offer at 81. OF
course. IL you want to pay more
for extra fineries and exclusive
styles you may.
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RAILWAY BRIDGE SEIZED. \

Trains stopped at Council bluffs because
Taxes Arc Not Paid.
Council Bluffs. Ia, July 3.--This af-
ternoon, at the request of County
Treasurer Reed, the sheriff seized the
new bridge over the Missouri river. be-
longing to the Omaha Bridge and Ter
minal company. for $4,000 back taxes.
Trains over the line were stopped.
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Indpc Woodward Commissioned.

yuugc NOOoWuTu commissioner.
Harrisburg. July 3.-The governor has
commissioned Judge Stanley Woodward as
president Judge of Luzerne county, but has
not yet appointed Judge Rice's successor.
DR.. Louis w. Read, has been reappointed
surgeon general Of the National guard.
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FISHERMEN TO FIGHT LAW.

VIII Disregard tho Measure Directed
Against Netting.
Oshkosh. Wis. July 3.-Tomorrow at
noon the fishermen of this city and vi
cinity will simultaneously commence
operations in open defiance of the Buck
staff fish law. which prohibits all net
ting in the state.
The fishermen. numbering about 200.
have raised fund. hired an attorney
and are prepared to test the constitu-
tionality of the law.
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RAT POISON IN THE FLOUR.
Three Children Die as tho Result Of d
Malicious Act Others III,

Wichita, Kan, July IA special to
the Eagle from saltwater. o. T.. says:
Three of family Of six. named
Tesch, died yesterday from being pol
soned and three others are not expect
ed to recover.
The three dead are Maud. aged 0;
Madison. aged Z. and Susie. aged 8.
The poisoning was malicious, rat poi
son having been put In bag of flour"
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he case was compromised by him for

Ever since she has been despondent,
and the news Of her former lovers we'd
ding. which came to her as a surprise.
evidently aroused her to a state of mur
derous excitement. Godfrey is son
of the famous Indian chief of that
name. and Is at present agent for the
Wabash and Lake Erie and Western
railroads.
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New York. July 4.--Herald's weather
forecast: Today fair, warmer weather.
On Friday warmer and fair weather, and
on Saturday more sultry weather fol-
lowed by local rain.
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BRITISH GUARD WITHDRAWN.

Japanese Troops Advancing and Fight
Expected nt FOrmosa.
Hong Kong. July 3.-The British ad-
miral has withdrawn the guard from
the island Of Formosa and has offered
to take foreigners aboard his ships.
The German admiral has made sim
liar offer to Germans. 1t Is believed
that the reason for this action Is that
It is inexpedlent to retain the guard
with the Japanese forces advancing and
fighting probable.
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COLD FLOODED STAB.

SSu"'oT VueNs opiuiOu OF tnc ActtOn OF
the Bradford Politicians.
Philadelphia. July 3.-Senator Quay
tonight received word that Bradford
county would so for Governor Hast
ings. and Immediately upon the receipt
of the information he sent the following
telegram To ex-Lieutenant Governor
Davies, Of that county:
This is the most cold blooded stab I
have yet received In this mercenary at
tempt at political assassination."
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RESULT OF A FAMILY JAR.

Martin Rattignn Stnbs His Wife. Ills
Sistcr.in.Lnw nnd Himself.
Pottsville. Pa. July 3.--Martln Rat
tigan, aged 40 years. made dastardly
attack upon his wife and sister-ln-law.
Miss Lille Miller. aged % years. at
their home at Shenandoah. this morn
ing, stabbing both OF them. perhaps.
fatally. James Elliott and Adam
Smith. who had been attracted to the
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sERENADERs ARRESTED.

snlt Of q Nervous shock.
Watertown, July 3.---Daniel Giligan.
Fred Cole. Fred Lewis, Martin Lewis
Oscar Corey. e. T. Corey. William II.
Mitchell, James Duffy. Silas johnson
and Bert Reed. sons Of wealthy farmers
living near Canford's Corners. have
been held for the grand Jury on the
charge of ''horniag'i Rev. George =.