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ESTII.I: FAMILY INSANE.

crnzcd by sptrituniism md Arrested
Whit. About to sacrifice IA Living
Spirit.
CLEVELAND. O., Juno 3.-An ontiro
family oil Geven woro taken into custody
today charged with insanity. The fam.
ily consists oi llcnry Buchwould. tho
father; Charlotte Buchwold, his wifc,
and two grown daughters, Eve and
Emma, and three small children. All
of tho members OF tho family arc strong
bcIicvers in tho spiri,unlistic faith md
have hcon lockud in their homo Tor over
week holding wildly insane spiritual.
atic seanccs, ono Of tho daughters Ia.
boring under tho hnlIucinntion that she
is u apirit aud another member OF tho
family that tho 6uiris must dic. The
wns perfectly willing to bo sacrificed.
bnt tho arrival oil Tho ahcriil's officers
prevented thom from carrying out their
insane ideas.
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sUMMisI, OPERA ArTuE CASINO.
Tha "Chlmos OF Normandy" rionsingiy
Rendered by tho NobInson Company.

Ths "Chlmss OF Normandy" rionsingiy
Rendered by tho ltobInson Company.
Tho Robinson opera company oponod
two weeks engagement at tho Wheel.
Ing Park Casino last evening. giving
tho "ChlmOs OF Normandy" TO fair
sized audience. There Is no doubt but
tho attendance would havo boon much
larger had tho hoat yesterday boon OF n
less onervRting character. The park.
however, was most doliyhtiully cool,
and no scat In tho Casino was un.
pleasant, tho ventilation Of tho build.
ing boing perfect
Before tho fanfare wns blown an.
nouncing tho rising OF tho curtain to
strollors IN ahaded avenues. many OF tho
carly visitors improved tho opportunity
to tako In tho over new beauties ol this
popular resort.
The performance was revelation to
many. and at the moderate prices the
excellence and competency Of tho coin.
pany was in the nature of surprise.
Thore was not dis.atisiod auditor in
tho house and the number OF cucores
demanded showed tho appreciation Of
tho audience, many OF the demonstra.
tions oi approval boing OF yory flat
tering character. Tho chorus was vol
trained, and sang tho tuneful lines OF the
familiar opera with dash and vigor.
Tho character roles were most accept.
ably rendered. Mr.. Charles n. Holmes
as Jean GrdlicheuI. made Il most ploas.
ing impression with his sweet tonor
voice aud had many recalls. Messrs.
Frank D. Nelson as tho Marquis. Will.
iam Pullman as GdSpard. and tho Bdiiie
and Notary OF Raymond Hitchcock were
finished interpretations. The latter'a
comedy business waa very good, es.
pecially his Interpolation Of song in
the first Get.
Miss E-sis Barton gave dashing
characterization OF !Serpolcttc, aud Miss
Isabelle Sargent was very sympathetic
Germdine. Tho quintette in the ghostly
chamber OF tho old chateau in the scc-
ond act was one OF tho gems OF the evcn-
ing. This evening "Olivetto" will be
given, when the chorus will be strength.
ened by several good voices, in accord.
ance with the contract with the local
management. although thoro was no
complaint about lack OF volume and
good vocaiizasion last night. This ex.
cellent organization really de,erves n
larger patronage than was bestowed
last evening, and the Park management
should receive substantial encourage
ment in giving the people OF this city
such good summer amusemenl
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THE HEAT NEW YORK,
Eir, Person. Carried Unthr Street Den,
nnd Many More ar, PEostrntcd-Hottc,
Juns Dny on Record,

Flo, en- Person. Carried unthr Street Dead
md Many More are PEostrntcd-Hottc,t
Jun. Dny on Record.
New YoIE, Juno 3.-The nearest to
to-day's heat was June 8, 1854. when the
thermometer registered Sc degrees.
The death list for to-day is ono OF the
longest on record. Thus far eleven
people have been carried of tho streets
dead, and eleven moro are in precari.
GUS condition.
As early as 10 o'clock victims began
10 succumb TO the heat. Il was then
SO above and the indicator kept. climb.
ing up until it marked the 90 point. The
clouds began to gather and at 800 the
delightful shower came up. The raiu
camn down in torrents for short timc,
cooling the atmosphere and the hot
pavemonts and sidewalks OF tho streets
Within m hour drop oftwenty points
was recorded.
Tho following is list OF the deaths
and prostrations:
Dcn,hs-John Smith, lnborer; Loretto
Johnson. four months old; William
Kelly. laborer; Robert Montgomery, Ia
borer; George Frederick, six months
old; Froda Kroshinski, two yeara old;
Louise Ravello. eleven months old; -
Carabo.. fourteen months old; An
,hony Copcldin, three years old: kath-
arine Jaeing, laundress. and Thomas
Lance, laborer.
Pros.ra,ions--Wlliam Ecgaund, Her.
man Lodcll. unknown man. about sixty
wears; Policeman Edward HollinCan,
Hugh Riley. Ellen Murray, Herman
Rudolph, Edward Clarke. Thomas Will
lis. james Crimmins, William Scanlan.
In Brooklyn no deaths wcro reported.
Tho following ia II list OF prostrated:
Mrs. Florence Stone, William Debins,
Spezauso Lorenzo, unknown twGive-
rear-old boy, Tony Brisandc, Reasio
O'Connor, Robert Drummond. Henry
Herman, unknown man, iifty.dve years
old
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Sr. LOUIS. No.. Juno "a cablcgram
announcing Archbishop Kenrick'a dcpo.
sition aud tho appointment Of Most Rov.
JohnJ. kain. archbishop OF 0xyrcnchus
in PGrtibHS :ntdeiium rs tho now arch.
bishop Of st. Louis. was publicly road
during solemn pen,ecostal services a,
the cathedral Sunday morning by Vicar
General Muehlsicpcn.
The cablegram was signed by Cardi.
nal Pretccs Ledochowski, OF tho congre.
CATION OF tho propaganda. and stated
that tho action had been taken n,
meeting hold May 81.
Tho eiIec. OF tho decision was to eI.
fectuallyretire Archbishop Kcnrick from
all rights, title and privileges obtaining
TO the urchbisopric OF st. Louis. Under
supplementary instructions expected
from the propaganda an order will come
10 provide fitting annuity fer him out
OF tho resources OF tho archdiocese.
Though n matter OF urgent necessity,
the compulsory retirement oil the ven.
erable metropolitan will come as q rude
shock TO tho Catholics OF his arch
diocese.
Archbishop Kcnrick was in no sonso
provincial. His attitude at the vatican
council which declared the dogmas OF
papal lniallibility and tho immaculate
conception gained him a world wide
reputation and involved him in con-
troversies with tho greatest theologians
within and without tho church.
His attitude at the conClavo bcgot
him the unending opposition OF the
authorities at Rome. This feeling has
cropped out frequently. notably in the
removal to Philadelphia OF Archbishop
Ryan, whom Archbishop kenrick wish
cd to be his successor. Since that time
there has beeu an unbroken silence be.
,weon the metropolitan OF ST. Louis,
and his ecclesiastical supporters at
Rome. The deposition or retirement
OF Archbishop Kenrick is the result OF
4 petition to the propaganda, setting
forth his mental incapacitv and the
dangerous condition OF tho business at-
fairs OF the diocese
Archbishop kenrick's mental intirmi.
ty displayed itself in the form OF vio.
lent opposition to his co-adju,or. He
regarded him rs an interlopcr and re-
fused at times to cat at the samo table
or sit in the same room with him. He
was persistent in his refusal to trans.
act any business matters suggested TO
him by his assistant. The situation was
intolerable from n business standpoint,
and Archbishop Kahn was forced TO ap-
peal Tor help to Rome.
AS resul, OF the petition the propa-
ganda commissioned Archbishop Ryan,
Of Philadel phia, the man who most OF
all others knew the old archbishop and
shared his affection, to come to St.
Louis and report OH his mental condi.
ton. q
Tho arch bishop OF Philadelphia came
hero one month ago and tried by every
means in his power 10 get his venerable
superior to SO adjust his affairs that his
retirement could be avoided. But the
old archbishop vas stubborn. lie re-
fused to make 4 will or to transfer his
,rustceship OF church property to his
successor. There was nothing for Arch.
bishop Ryan to do but report to Rome
that the archbishop was unfit to con.
duct the affairs OF tho archdiocese.
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MISSIONS DESTROYED
Ny Rioters In thu "rcNns OF Chinn"-T
missionaries Arc safe.

Dy Rioters IN thu "rcnns OF China"-Thc
missionaries Arc SAFE.
SHANGHAI, Juno S.--lnteilicence has
been received hero that between May
% and Mny 81 the Frcnch Catholic
aud English and American missionary
property at Ching Too, capital OF tho
province Of Szcchuen. western China,
was destroyed by rioters. The mis-.
sionarics nro reported TO be safe in tho
official yamens.
Tho province Of Szcchuen has boon
termed the Texas of China" Ching
Too. or Chcnlu, is tho capital city. It
Is situated in the midst Of broad
ierIilc plain and is tho great center for
tho whole province rs well as the num-
eroua outlying cities aid villages. Ching
Too has boon spoken OF by many fore.
igncrs rs tho finest Chinese city they
have visited. Tho missionary society
OF tho Methodist Episcopal church was
tho first missionary body to buy prop.
or,y ut Ching Too and thorc WAS moro
or less opposition TO tho missionaries
upon the part Of the natives.
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BRUSH WITH REBELS.
Progress of tho Cuban Insurrection-Sc,
rrni Small Fights.

Progress of tho Cuban uInSurrection-Scv-
rrnl Small Fights.
HAVANA, June 3.-Lieutenant Colonel
Tcjera has had brush with tho in.
surgents on the banks OF the Contra.
maestro river, in tho province OF San.
tiago de Cuba. Ono soldier was killed.
Tho column OF troops under the COIN.
mand OF Colonel Sandoval has also OK.
changed shots with the insurgents, who
lost two killed and left one wounded
man on the field. On the eide OF tho
troops one guide and two soldiers were
wounded.
Tho civil guards have been engaged
with band OF insurgents. commanded
by Carlos Castillo. at Ramon Alto; the
insurgents lost three killed and had
several wounded.
Tho insurgcnt band commanded by
Suarez, in the province Of Puerto Prin-
cipe, being fred upon by detachment
OF troops. left upon the field two killed
and three wounded. In addition the
troops captured fourteen saddlcd horses.
Colonel Maiorellc, operating against
insurgents with detachment OF troops,
came across band of insurgents con-
sisting OF fifty infantry and ten cavalry,
in the district OF Joboro,odo. He pur-
sued the enemy to tho Lcborrucal
mountains in the province of Santa
Clara. the insurgents leaving three be-
hind them. Tho troops also captured a
quantity Of arms and ton horses. ono OF
which was killed.
Tho insurgents have succeeded in
burning Fort Bonsto. a short distance
north OF Santiago do Cuba. Lieut.. Col
one! Trcjada has taken prisoner lieu.
tenant OF the insurgents who confirms
tho report that Maxine Gomez is
wounded, as arc Bc.ito and Lora also,
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MCCooK, NED., June 3.-Last night
while searching for washou,s between
Edison and Oxford. tho engine OF tho
repair train plunged into washout
about two milcs east OF Edison, and OF
tho five men on tho engine four werO
killed. The name, OF tho dead arc:
b. V. Nallv, roadmastcr: Frank JctIrcs,
engineer; G.. NJ. Rowoll. fireman; Samuel
Mundy. conductor.
Frank llnrrics. private secretary to
Superintendent Camubcll, Of tho Bur.
linr,on, miraculously escaped with
slight Injuries,
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FLEMING-iiAYMOSD.
A Pleasant Wedding Event at ORATOR
Yesterday.

\ Pleasant Wedding Event at Grafton
Yesterday.
Siottai Dipdtea 10 he InitliJsucr.
GRAFTON, ". Va. Juno 3.-Ono OF
tho most pleasant social events in Graf.
ton for long time was the marriage OF
MIR. r. Leigh Fleming, oil FaIrmont, to
Miss Laura Raymond. OF Grafton,
which took place in tho Presbyterian
church at 2:30 p. IN. to-day, the Rev.
DR.. Flanagan officiating. The bride
was beautifully attired in cadet gray
and blue novelty mohair, trimmed with
gray satin ribbon. The ushcrs, MessrS.
Abe Burdett, Fred Raymond and Guy
Haymond. OF Grafton. and B. L. Mercer,
Of Fatrmont, preceded the happy couple
TO tho altar, to the strains OF Lohen.
grin's wedding march rendered by Miss
Maude Jeffrey. Tho wedding party
left on tho o'clock train for Fairmont,
followed by the bos. wishes Of their
numerous friends.
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LAIDLEY GAINS HIS SUIT.

\ Decision by tho United States Supreme
Court Involving Part Of the City OF
Huntington.
Sptcin' Dispatch 10 d, IHtnlioeneer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, juno 3.-Thc
land sui. between J. B. Laidley ana the
Central Land Company Tor possession
OF two hundred acres Of valuable prop
er;y in tEe lower part OF this city.
which has been in the courts for years,
was to-day decided in favor OF Laidley
by tho United States supreme court.
The land is valued at 5000 and is
owned BY number OF prominent men
OF the state, Laidley having sold por.
,ions Of it to them during the pendancy
OF the suit,
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IN a IiECElVEH'S HANDS

Two l!niIding und Loan Associations
Alleged to iinvc Biz Capital.
PrrrsBuRGn. Pa, June 3.-Jamcs S.
Mexican, president Of tho Union Trust
Company, was today appointed re-
ceivor for the A. A. Allos, and tho Frco.
hold Building and Loan Associations on
tho ground thnt they wcro being i'm.
properly managed and that tho expense
funds MO up most Of tho deposits. Tho
Allies concern had been in cxistanco
four months and Ind capital stock OF
Sl,0O0,000. mono Of it paid IN. Tho Free.
hold wu, alleged 10 have nh authorized
capital Of $3O.O0O,OOO. Both concerns
hnd offices through tho east and in
Ohio and Vest Virginia.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS
Impressed With tho Wonderful Ment
Nivncity of thr Fnpc.

Impressed With tho Wonderful Mental
Nivncity Of thr Fopc.
ROME, June 3.-Cardinal Gibbons had
private audience lasting forty minutes
with the popo to-day. The cardinal was
introduced into the presence OF his
holiness Mt 1920 p. IN. Upon emerging
from the audience representative OF
tho Associated Press had m interview
with the cardinal. Cardinal Gibbong
said that he was astonished at the mem
tai vivacity Of tho popo who, in spite OF
his aye, has the strength OF his in.
tellcct unimpnircd. Continuing, tho
cardinal remarked: ale showed sur.
prising freshness OF memory, recalling
events in tho small details OF religious,
aocial and scholastic matters"
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BALTIMORE, June 3.-The News says
editorially this afternoon: "The Wash.
ington Post has wisely withdrawn from
tho United Press and cast its lot with
the Associated Press. The latter Or
ganization now includes in its member
ship ,hree.iourths OF the important
newspapers OF the country. all the
Baltimore papers which formerly re-
ceived tho United Press reports are now
in the Associated Press, and their good
judgment in making the change has
already been demonstrated"
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AVENGED liisn HONOR.

CinrIsston Woman Cowhiara IIcr Trn.
ducor Whilo Her Husband and Nro,hcr
Hold Him.
'pttidi DfpGicA 10 nc initiicnc.-.
CHARLESTON. W, Va, Juno 3.--Mrs.
Ella Moran, hor husband, Otis Moran,
and brother, Joseph Henson, wore
bound ovor to tho criminal cour, to-day
on charge OF feloniously beating Bcr.
nard Conley. 1. seems that Conley had
bccn circulating stories rejecting on
Mrs. Moran's virtue. which came to her
ears. She bought a cowhIdo and with
her husband aud brother won't to Con.
ley's house. lIo was called out and
dragged partly across tho fence. Ills
shirt was stripped oil aud Mrs. Moran
laid tho whip upon his bare back until
she was tired. Tho sympathy OF the
neighbors secms to bo with tho Morans.
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KINRICK DEPOSDD
And Condjutor John j. Kahn Mndo
Archbishop OF St. Louis.
ANNOUNCEMENT FROM ROME READ
AT tho PontocoRtnl Services in tho
st. Louis Cathedral.
EVENTS THAT LED TO THE DECISION

by tho Pnpai Authoritics-rhc Won.
crablo Archblshop's Mental Incapn.
city Proven Hcyond a Doubt--Arcb.
bishop knin Forced TO Appeal to
Homo to Save the business Affairs
OF tho hrChliOGCgo from u State of
Chaos-h Shock to tho Catholics OF
". Louis.
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MAltTl LIVES.

1t Seems TINT tho Cuban Rebel Leader
Was not Killed After NIL.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, June 3.-Gonzolcs
do Quesada, secretary Of the Cuban rev.
olulionists. arrived here to-day. uc
received II telegram from benjamin
Guerra. treasurer Of the rcyolutionists
at New York, as follows:
.Panchito Gomez cables that Marti
lives. All passengers from Santiago,
including Portuondo's wiio believes him
alive. believe it so and havo tclo.
graphod to all to cheer up"
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TIE ELECTNIC LIG HTS
In tho Casino Expected to be Ready for
Use Tonight

Use Tonight.
1t was fully expected that the now
electric lights in tho Park Casino would
be in use last night, but for some rea.
son the current was not on. Tho in
candescent lights were tested on Sun.
day and worked to q charm. It is
promised that they shall be on this
evening without fail. This will render
the Casino much cooler than whom the
lamps are used.
The arc lights are expected TO be on
by Wednesday night. both at the park
and at Altenheim. where the anniver.
sary celebration takes place. They
would have been in use before this
time but that a mistake was made in
the voltage OF the lamps shipped here,
and instead OF sending others a man
was sent on to adjust them to the cur
rem. used. lie has made cd progress,
and expects TO be. done by tomorrow.
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PITrsnuEGm, juno Sat tho annual
meeting Of tho board OF trustees of tho
Western University Of Pennsylvania
l'aac Kaufman donated to the institn.
Ii0n building TO DO orcCtCd upon
BrcrcGton avenue in connection with
the medical college. to DO known as tho
Emma Kaufman clinic, in memory Of
bis beloved Milr.
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lhSy don't get change OF wind Rus.
SoII CITY will bc wipod out before morn.


bhApronD, Pa, Juno IA bad iorost
hrois In progress at Coon Run and Rus.
sell City, Elk county, and valuable oil
property Is In immediate danger. A
high wind 10 blowing and n large iorco
ol men arc At work lighting the flames.
Another fro il reported In tho donse
forest near Sheffield. Forost county.
Tho particulars aro mcacrc.
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IlEE TUNG CAPTURED

IIy the Jnpnnos"-Thrnui Hundred Chinose
Killed In Bnttic.
HoSG koNG, Juno SHOWS has been
received hore that Japanese have cap
tured koo Tung, in the northern part
Of the island OF Formosa Throc hun
drcd Chinese wero killed.
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ACRES ON FIRE.
Pennsylvania on Region Being
Swept by Flames.
BIG DESTRUCTION EVERYWHERE
And tho BlaGo Spreading Rapidly
In All Directions.
ONE ENTIRE TOWN IS WIPED OUT

And Others hro Threatened While
Scores OF oil Rigs aud Tanks Have
sucCumbcd to tho Fiamos-A Vast
Amount OF Property Destroyed aud
People Fleo Tor Their Livcs-Womcn
and Children Panic Strlckcn-aiany
Acres OF Forests Burned Oyer,
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TIIE KEIIIltYS ASSIGN.

ThH Owners OF tho Kelley Nall and Iron
Works Forced Ia tho WNil.
IRoHToS, o., Juno 81. 4. aud Lind
SOY kcIIcy, owners OF tho Kclloy Nail
and Iron Company, Centre blast fur.
mace, ono third owners in tho Ashlnni,
Ky., stcol plant. today assigned with.
out proforoncn for the benefit Of crcdi.
tors. The assignment is duc TO tho rec.
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Rr-.ErL CRY. Pa, June a---Eeory.
'Hng bclwnOn Coon Run and Rusrcll
lng Is burned, ircln,Iine MI rigs aud
inst Of ~" Elk Oil Company, station,
"ni Standard pnmp station. Fro has
cf0-4cd tho railroad north Of Russell
and ia sweeping everything before il
NTH strong wind from HE wcst. Il
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SPECIE PAYMENTS
Resumed by Chilo Attor u Striking
Object Lesson
WHICH we MAY WELL PROFIT BY.

Tho Law Ignored tho Ratio Between
Gold aud Silver In tho tomainder
OF tho World and tho Gold Was
Drivon Out Of tho Country-Silvor
Dollars Also Driven Out Because
Thoy Wcro Worth Moro Than tho
Curront Dollar-Iscturncd to tho
Gold Standard.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Juno 3.-Seven
deaths WAS to.day's addition to tho
heated terms OF fatality. Thoro were
nearly fifty prostrations about one.,hird
Of which number was made up OF pollco-
men and tlremon. who held their au-
nual parade to-day.
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RICHMOND, Va. June Slight Rev.
Bishop Rupert Scidenbusch. OF Mime.
sofa, diod to-day at st. Mary's Bcncdc-
lino priory. Ills death was caused by
apoplexy. superinduccd by extrepic
heat. llc was visiting here.
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Observation-Disclosures boston.
New York -Furnessia Glasgow: Colorado,
from Hull: Statc Ot California. from Glasgow;
Bcrl from Souihanrtoui TausIc, from Liver
pool
llayrc-Ln GascoSne, from New York.
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ont decision OF tho court holding tho
koIlcys individually responsible for
Judgments secured against tho Ex-
change Bank OF W. D. Kolluy. dOcOaccd.
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AcrlSG through the blood, llood's
Sarsapnrilla not only cures scrotula. salt
rheum, etc.. but gives health and vlror
to tho whole body.
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DAEriMoRS, Mn, June S.-Thoro were
four fatal cases OF prostraliou by the
heat to-day. Tho thermometer marked
g7 degrees.
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For wcst Virginia, thunder showers; cooler:
southcAstcrly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, Increasing cloudi.
ness and showers; cooler; southwc'tcrly winds.
For Ohio. thunder showers: cooler; southcrly
winds.
TIE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
as furnished by C. SCItSErr, druggist corner
Market aud Fourteenth street..
u. a.ln"."."..~"...."." ~ 3p. in"..."..."... poSS
"a m"."...-.....,.....- S9i p. nl.....,....... 70
IL III u....-,........-..lNl WcGhCr-FalS
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
A Haunted Lumber Camp.

Strange tales come from the Sourd.
nahunk region in regard to Jack Reeds
depot camp ON the road leading to
Strickland's mountain. The camp is
built over the grave of o man who was
killed in some unknown way, and the
woodsmen say the place is haunted. At
any rate on every moonlight night lis
tener outside the camp can hear the
sound of rolling stones that apparently
are grating, grinding, rattling, plunk-
ing each other. as though sliding down
q steep bank.
Diligent search has been made for the
source Of this strange noise, but SO far
no one has solved the mystery. Old
lumbermen remember that the camp has
been considered to be haunted for years,
and the sound of the rolling stones
has been heard ON many moonlight
night in the past. Many lumbermen
who are ON their way into the Sourdna.
hunk region prefer to push by the depot
camp and take u night tramp rather
than sleep over that grave and hear
those grinding, rolling stones. Bangor
News