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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
ASplroErANr DISCOVERY.


Plan for Removing the iron from "i"N''
~andand Pot Clay.
Special -n REGISTER
E.-. -019l. Ohio Angus, ia
party . '.4 capitalists is organizing
.a ua- .lu scheme which it is
thought u r.0lutiolize some OF the
tries of the Ohio Valley.
$50 Welsvilie gentlemen. A..
t and III. A. Whitacre. got out am
lt.oD for the abs-racung of the
from the p0t-ers clay by the use or
ric mague-s Heretofore pottars
l..a had trouble with the iron I'm ne
S. which produces very matsria. de-
.-s The new machine has been intro
Geej on Trial at one OF TWO po--eries
ana seems t0 DO the work. The new
company proposes To- erect o. S6o.o0o fac
-v which VIII clense the clay of the
and supply &c to the factories. Clay
rior is now useless owing l0 the iron
a - can be purchased very cheap and
..a iron extracted. The same thing VIII
done with Che sand used in the glass
..-or.es. The glass is often materially
damage by q larger proportion of iron
u usual i1 the sand and there are
q no beds of -he glass sand I'm Peunsyi-
..la which cannot Dee used owing ,o
amountOf iron which they contain.
1ra new company IS now pursuing It's
tas quietly among -hc glass men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
TEN THOUSAND BEHIND.
The Grand Circuit Ra, 2ufalo
Proving a 80 ,me.

Buffalo, New York, August 16-Eyen
the special attraction Of Champion jim
CorbeJt in four round-sparring ex-
hibition with jim McVey, of Philadel-
ph!a, failed to attract a large attendance
at the circuit races to-day. Secretary
Hawley stated that with the close of
Yesterdays races, the association was
more than $4,000 behind. Apart from
The side-show element to-day's card was
tame: Summaries:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
10 PREVENT A BULL FIGHT.

Denver. Col. August 16.-Governor
Mcintyre has written TO Cripple Creek
for official information regarding the
advertised bull fight Secretary
Thompson. of the Humane Society. re-
ceivej g letter from -he agent of the So.
ciety at Colorado Springs stating that
the managers of the fght have an
nounced chat mo- cruelty 60 the bulls
would be iuduiged in. The darts to be
used. they declared would De pointed
with wax and not steel Secretary
Thomson. however. states that under
mo- circumstances will the Humane So
cietv allow the fight TO be held if it is
nossibIe 60 stop it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
PERSONNEL PARLIAMENT.

London. August ia census of the
Parliament just assembled shows that
only 100 out of the 66S are new mem
hers. AS 10 occupations. $50 are law
yers. "a are manufacturers ,fSS are mer-
chants. 10 professors in universities. 81
journalists, u skilled laborers. 10 brew.
ers. distillers and wine merchants. 46
army and navy officers in active service,
S46 gentry, peers sons and peers broth
erS,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
RIOTERS ARRESTED.

Spring Valley, Ills, August 16.-
Sheriff Clarke, of Princeton, to-day
arrested over thirty of the men who
ran the negroes out Of the village. He
was assisted in the work by fifteen
armed deputies. They were not allow
ed to doff their pit clothes, nor wash
their faces. No trouble was encoun-
tered
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
2:21 class. pacing. purse $1,000
GOOD SPORT AT INDTANAPOLIS.

Indianapolis. Ind. August 16-The
attendance was nearly 10000 at the
Driving Club Park. Ananias won the
2.45 pace for two-year-olds and in the
second heat the flag was taken down to
allow him to go a fast mile The colt
made the mile in 21315. which ranks
second for the year to Sulphide's per-
i0rmauce at Buffalo.
The 2:09 pace was the feature of the
day. FidQl was attacked by the entire
field, but won over all. In the last two
heats Coastman drove the favorite down
10 2054 twice Baron Dillon had no
trouble in winning the 216 uOt, al
though he was out-driven i'm the stretch
in the second heat by ROxana. He low
cred his record in the third to 2:12H
and made the same mark in the fourth
heat In the third heat c. c. Fuller ran
into Graves and overturned him, break
ing his sulky. Ben Wallace was al
lowed to start, however, in the next
heat The three events for tomorrow
We're declared off and the races closed.
Summaries:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
PARDON FOR PROF.. DAVIS.

Special 10 The Register.
Clarksburg, W. Va, August 1G-
Prof. A. c. Davis, who wes convicted at
the last term Of the Circuit court in this
city for forgery, was discharged from
the Jail to-day, upon the sheriff receiv-
ing a formal pardon for him from the
Governor. The exercise Of executive
clemency, in this case, meets with the
general approval Of our citizens.
Mr.. Dayis's health was such that he
could not have lived out the time of the
sentence. and it is not likely he will live
long even out Of prison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
TIE HORSE DRIVEN OUT.

A big Dealer i'm Feed Compelled TO Close
After Being I'm business Many Years.
Cleveland, Ohio August 16.-The Otis
Elevator Company, I'm business for two
years as dealer i'm oars. corn and other
grain. has closed owing TO the sUbsJitu-
ti0n of electricity for horses on street
cars and the displacement of horses by
bicycles
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
A SETTLEMENT
Of the Flint Glass Workers Strike
Against the U. S. Company. May
be Arranged Next Week.

P.tsbmg, Pa. August 16.-Confer-
ences viii De held here next week TO
settle the wage scales for over 10000
glass workers. dints and window work.
ers The annual meeting of the United
States Glass Company is also to be held
on Wednesday. Ii is believed that d..
G.. Ripley viii be retained no the head
Of the concern. and g is stated he VII
be authorized 90 enter into c0mprom-
ise with the union giassw0rkers who
have been locked ont for s5vera. years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
A LYNCHING THREATENED.

Westvirginia Miners Declared They Would
Hang John B. Lindsey Unless IIe Was
Kept in Jail.
Pameroy, O., August 16.-John B.
Lindsey. charged with the murder of
VIM. Gundiff on August 7, after pre-
lim.nary hearing, was sent to Jail to-
night without bail The court room
was crowded with West Virginia min
ers. friends Of the murdered man, who
openly declared they would lynch Lind
sey # he was admitted to bail.
Hundreds followed him to the jail
door and raised a yell when the door
closed on him. 1t has been noisy
day but no outbreak is now expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
ON A NASTY CHARGE.

SPECIAL 70 mo Rtglster.
Parkersburg. W. Va. August 16.-Ja-
cob Geiger. a young man living a short
distance from this place. on the Kanawa
River, was arrested to-day on a warrant
sworn out by Annie Steele, charging him
with committing a criminal assault up
on her. He will be given a hearing TO-
morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.

Two Boys Killed and Three Others Badly
Hurt-Train Ran Through an Open
switch
Aurora, Ills, August ia Chicago
and Northwestern passenger train this
morning ran through an open switch a
mile north of this city and collided
with some freight cars. No passengers
were seriously hurt Ten boys were
standing on one of the freight cars.
One was killed and five badly hurt.
The car was loaded with sulphuric
acid. which burned all the boys more or
less. Thomas Rush, aged Is was
burned to death by acid and steam
Charlie Chilvers will die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
LowNDEs AND HORR.

Special to the heSiS-et.
Cumberland, Nd August 16.-Hon.
How'd Lowndes. Republican candidate
for Governor. and Hon. r. H. Horr, of
Nichigsn. delivered addresses TO a
LARGE assemblage here tonight in front
of MIR. LOwndes' residence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
NO EVIDENCE AGAINST HIM

Uniontown, Pa, August l5 INe d.-
legged Pittsburg crook who gave ms
name as George Snead. "ith naiI
dozen aliases. who was caurTei bf ,he
officers here YESTERDAY. "ds 'St
from iail to-day. No one ".''I l.''N5
anv information against a.al 9,e''
took advantage Of the situ. oh a.lI us-
manded hearing. As H N'9
charge against him, Justice DAWSON nv
him go. He admitted tha, ti' men .l.'i 'lI
was travelling with ara profess 'l.-'
crooks. but said his INgn- il.D .....b ,.
cnmstances forced bin info go MS WIN
them. Snead LETT ,Jwn as soon a7 '''
was released
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17

There were . l.a- II .n.- OF ...a
in the channel .ast n.ga. lni
slowly. -...,, ,o.sat
for down river points. -e j.. - .A..- -'
is scheduled 10 depart this ii''
Pittsburg Pa. Aug-, ls H..., ,.i,
feet 9-lO and falling. Weather --''
Greensboro. Pa. August l5-i- ~ '.1
feet eight inches and stationary " .''
warren. yIg@t a.' Pa, Augu l5-Riy'T... ....,- g.7-
tenths of a foot and 81. .onary "
er clear and warm. p.~.- one
OH Citv. Pa. Augu la.-it. '..
foot and stationary. Woa.ae' e
"1Sll, Wnsbinston. d. C.. August la.-t'a'
West Verginia. West~n Penn
and w d Ohio. generally fa-r son.-.'-.7.''
winds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
THE DHNdERAB0JT PAST.
Only Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
Of Gold Coin

W W-hdrawn from the New York
5u0-Treasury Yesterday tor Ship
uent A5road-The Gold Reserve
S-iu Above the Hundred Million
Lark-The Bond Syndicate and
Low IL Keeps Up the Reserve.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
POSTMASTER sAULSBUKY,


Special 90 the Regisrer.
Parkersburg, w. Va, August 16.-A.
J. Salisbury, lately postmaster at Clay
G.. H.. W. Va. who skipped from that
place several days ago. was brought
here by Deputy Marshal Saunders to-
day. and taken 20 Charleston. The wo-
man also accompanied them. Sauis-
bury is also charged with absTacting
about $1,000 from registered letters.
He was captured at HeNetia, Randolph
county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
FATALLY CRUSHED.
Special to the Register.

Huntington. W. Va, August 10
Frank Bartram was fatally injured this
afternoon. The breaking of a guy line
at Nine-Mile Trestle, caused him to be
horribly mashed. being caught under a
DOle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
RROKE ID RECORD.

Sor'ngfeld. o.. August l6-At the
19s- davis meeting of the Springfield
Driving Club. Fannie Foley broke the
ve9rl.rE half mile circular track rec
ord making the distance in 1.09. The
former record was 119.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
DEATH OF MRS. ALDER SON.
\ Most Estimable Lady Dies OF Apoplexy
Brief Biographical sketch.

Rl'NNAfAA ~ AliS ANf-l1ANA
Mt. Lake Park, August 16.-Mrs
Mary Price Anderson, wife Of Major J
c. Anderson, died at eleven O'Clock last
night of enlargement Of the heart and
an apoplectic form of cerebral conges-
tion of the brain Just two years ago
she had a similar attack. and again last
March. She was improving until a
month ago. when there was a relapse,
since which she has been steadily grow
ing weaker. All her life she has been a
patient sufferer with asthma.
Mrs. Anderson was the eldest daugh-
ter Of Ex-Governor Samuel Price and
was born April 22nd, 1870. She was
carefully educated at home under thor
Ough and efficient tutors. and at the
best educational institutions Of Rich
mond February 26th, 1874, she was
married to Maj. j. c. Anderson She had
a strong character, strihngly attrac-
tive and intelligent face, a richly stored
and active mind, and wonderful conyer,
sational powers. She was an earnest.
consistent Christian from youth, and ir-
resistibly influenced for good all who
came within her ps-,.-.--- 80 .ss11 -, :, a.
generous, but discriminating ana Judi
cious in her generosity. Her charity
was mostly to help and stimulate the
deserving to help themselves, and
she leaves behind living monuments to
perpetuate her memory, whom her
charity has aided and whom her noble
character and cOunsels have inspired
and lifted from humber spheres 10 pO-
g a, 4 FI
although her eyes are closed in death
and her lips are mute, yet she will con-
tinue to speak through these. as long
as her memory lives in the hearts OF
those whom she so generously and wise-
ly helped.
She will be buried in the old family
burying ground near Lewisburg, w.
Va, Sunday, at 3 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
PRESIDENTIAL AT


Washington, August l6.-The Presl-
dent has made the following appoint
ments: Charles b. SimOnt0n. TO be
United States Attorney for the Western
district of Tennessee; Charles l.. stowe,
United States Marshal for lhe southern
district of Indian Territory; Robert j.
Ray, Register Of the Land Office aL
Woodward, Oklahoma Territory; John
/. Richardson, Register of the Land Oh
flee at Topeka, Kansas; Luke c. lays
of South Dakota, Indian Agent no Fort
Belnap agency, Montana, George b.
Cleaves. Surveyor Of Customs. Green
point, n. Y; Frank Reed, postmaster NJ
Bismarck. y. D.. and VIM. w. ShdnAs'
postmaster at Odebolt, Iowa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17

ng,on, August l5.-rhe protest
Che English bicyci.s-s. arrested
aaa. say they are SONG 20 make
arrived a. the State DEPART
and D. 80 should be- received Fl is
l.y they would be promptly in-
8 -1ot The department. would take
ION lu ease where a municipal
punished amy one for violating
lce regulation. American biz
ISIS are frequently arrested iu Eng
Tor violation of loyal police regu-
us
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
STEAMSHIPS.

New York, August 16.-Arrived,
steamer New York. Southampton.
Baltimore. Nd. August 16.-Arriyed,
Stuttgart, Bremen, via. New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
rIrp1InMETEN -.

Mr.. c. schnepf rae " d o,ssyva- .,gva-
druggist. made the i''.o".-7- i''.o..-7-sr
..cas OF the we1'ler 80. - ~ m %:
m. IS; a. M, -, l. H. IT, s'' y >
n.m.9O. Weather, I4lF'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
LAST DAY AT PORT HURON.

Port Huron. Mich. August 16.-The
attendance at the last day Of the races
was about 5000. Ii was indeed a ban
ner day and the performances in the
21O pace gave the track a prestige OF
the fastest heat ever trotted on paced
over a half mile track in this State
2.45 trot. purse $4O0; Eddie Wilkes won
I'm straight heats in 2:SOl2; 2:31S4;
2:27i4. 2:20 trot, purse $500; Saranac
won first. second and fourth heats in
2:25: 22314: 2:251a Duke won third
heat in 2:23A. 2:10 pace Unfinished
purse S40O: Captain Hunter won first
and second heats in 21S; 2131a. Dick
Vail won fifth and sixth heats in 219H;
2.2116. Cleveland s. won the third
heat in 2:1414. Budd DOble won the
fourth heat in 217M. Open trot purse
St00: Joe r. won second. third and
fourth heats in 2:21l4; 2:2212; ppm.
RussellmonJ won the first heat in
2:21h.
RESULTS AT MYSTIC PARK.
Medf0rd. Mass. August 16.-Two of
the three events at Mystic Park to-day
were we'll contested the 2:14 pace and
the 2:26 trot being stretched TO five
heats each. Results: PA class, pac-
ing-Nelly McCrory won third, fourth
and fifth heats and race. Time. PIP,
212. 2133i. 5. r. won first and second
heats Time 2134, 212A Maud p.
Dan Robinson Eliza K, Sea Bird and
Paul Clifford also started. 2:26 class,
trotting- Lady Tennyson won first,
fourth and fifth heats and race. Time,
2I9. 21715. 217&. Miss Albert won
second and third heats. Time, 2171a
2I5%. Dick, Lady Blanche, Brown
Lace. Fox Craft, Betlle Brandon, Leigh
ton. Silver Bells. Sappho. Busy Bee and
Zerbrino also started. 2:2O class, pac-
;ng-ENa C. Won second, third and
fourth heats and race. Time. 216.
216H. 219. Jim Harris won first
heat Time. 2:14A. B. II. d. and Don
ne also started.
RESULTS AT MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee. Wis. August 16.-The
feature of to-day's racing at State Park
was a mile in 2:21h by Wymark. the
Orion trotter. which is the fastest mile
I'm America for q Russian horse. sum
maries First. 2:26 trot. $500 Wymark
won third. fourth and firth heats and
race: time. 2:21A; 2:22; 2:25l4. Second.
2.29 trot, purse $500, Ringing Bells won
i'm straight heats; time. 2:202l; 2:23;
2.21lf. Third, three-yar-Olds and un-
der. purse $500, pacing, Smyboler won
in straight heats: time 216i6; 21S.
RESULTS AT GALESBURG.
Galesburg. Ills, August 16.-2:3O trot,
Odditv won second and third heats and
-...-. .s.,,, 0.T IL. O-1C1L Da1iuro won
first heat: time. 213A. 2:2O trot Ere
dona won in straight heats; time,
2J5A 2I712.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17


rr-shi-r-o0 August 1e-To-1av tho
.....,~r uas advised from New Yor,,
...... ...-..,-.....
2'e'''' 7o'~ --' '' "''''''. w ''
export, leaving Che reserve al SlO-.-
-.sf> The treasury officials were
-....-......., .,- .,... ....,,f,,..... .,f
--ll "ll1didWdls ana ,nlS dddt0 ,o
reduction of foreign exchange and
...,-.--..l ..,,.,...l,...... ..s f....;,,. hills
" ON the market gives q hopelui as
.a.r 20 the situation. Indeed the 0pin-
I'm is frsal, s,,~asss5 thar -hs worst is
-..,, ~. ...... 90 .,,,-
over anu ''''. .'''' '''
more heaF5 shipments 1d-i-7 '-- '0
mainder of the season.
New York August l'.-ln view oI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
WHITE PLAINS.
POLITICIANS DENOUNCED IN A GOOD GOV
EMINENT CLUB.

REVERSAL. OF A JUDGMENT AGAINST THE CITY
MINOR NOTES AND SOCIAL INCIDENTS
There was an interesting meeting OF the Good
Government Club in Lafayette Hall last THURSDAY
night The club was addressed by Frank MOSS OF
New-York City. who made an excellent "uu'eSS.
He scored practical politicians and pohncs' anu sal"
IN effect that they were of no use IN Coca "oNe'n-
ment Club movements. He was followed by H. n
Blossom William Il. Tibbts. Thomas Holden T. G
snifin John Woodman and others. and many inter-
estine and valuable points the local village gov
eminent were brought out The-cluo adlourheu
without indorsing any candidate
The General Term OF the Supreme Court mas ue
c,ded in favor of the village in the action Drought
against the village by Mrs. Isabella Mitchell OF
broadway for alleged trespass on private properly
in the construction of the sewer system ana Tor
which Judgment had been given against the village
for 5000
Tho animal encampment OF Cromwell Post, No
lss C. A r. was held on Thursday evening. and
the following officers were elected: COMMANDER, -
T. Long: senior vice-commander, CRAWFORD sinful
Junior vice-commander. d. L. Chiioy' chapl"ih'
Theodore Dean; quartermaster. Burning rainier
surgeon George Coventry; officer OF the gay. Oe1rge
BROWN officer Of the guard. Charles Leviness; dee-
gate 10 the State Encampment CrawloIu sun sun
Chester County Association, Valentine NJ: Hodgon.
A luncheon served at Dolls Union nan 'I'''
the meeting. u
. professor Jackson OF Columbia College. will lect-
IRE before the University Extension Centre IN he
nublic school assembly rooms on December H. ms
subject being Early English Dialects ana Dialec'
StuGes.
IT,, Western Union Telegraph lines in lske.st.
are being recons tructed as to make way 10Y Inc
electric Railroad construction in that street.
An effort is to be made in the county TO set as.de
the incorporation of Rye Neck and NamArohecK as
a village
Town Clerk Pauding and Richard Hopkins ku-
GENE Halpn and Albert Hustled are meeting success
in their hunting tour in the Carolinas.
In the Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church on
December 9 DR.. A. J. Palmer, of New YORK, VIII
lecture on patriotism. the Passion OF the Gom-
mon People" Preceding the lecture Clarence heE-
holds. the church organist. will give an organ re-
Cital
The musical at Mrs. Howard r. Monse9 3i ,
home on Wednesday evening last in aid or the nos
initial fund under the direction or PROFESSOR II.
IL Humphries. He assisted by MISS Grace
Cunningham and a male quartet from the BANKS
Giee club Fletcher Hallock and Mrs Charles d.
Horton also assisted in making the programme at
araCtive.
on December 2 Dr. Minor {. Baldwin gave an
organ recital in the First Baptist Church
The Board of Trustees have organized fire
patrol and the appOinteos have organized by eject
ing Robert Bromm captain; FeliuS Pullen ieuten-
ant: Frank Morrell, secretary, and Rchard foWefs,
treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
TICKAHOE AND BRONXVILLE

The german given az the Lawrence Park Casino
was led by William Bates. and about seventy-five
guests from New-York, Yonkers and Bronxville
present.
Mr.. Gray and his family. OF Lawrence Park.
Rronxylle have gone 10 York City for the
winter.
School No . at Upper Tuckahoe was broken into
last Friday night and inside doors and teachers
desks broken open. The night Immaculate
Conception Church. at Waverly Hn. in Tuckahoe,
was broken into and the sacred vessels taken away.
The silver ciboririn communion cup and golden
luna vessel were carried Off and also handsome
black walnut ship box. which was mistaken FOR the
poor box The next day the ciborium was found
in shed in an adjoining lot. The glass OF the
golden vessel and the box, together with catpeh-
ter's chisel, were also found.
The new water tower on Waverly Hill. Tuckahoe,
is 50 feet high 60 feet in diameter and holds lO'oo
gallons. and is said TO be, with one exception the
largest water tower In this country.
Yonkers and the of East Chester are dis
cussing the building OF stone or IRON Drldge at
Garths crossing, over the Bronx River, near Scars
dale.
The Good Government Club OF tho town OF East
Chester Is doing good work. committee Is at
tending the Board of Auditors meetinss, and there
is already great saving IN the town DIS as COM
pared with previous years.
The town officials have ordered that all OF the
street lamps in Bronxyile and Tukahoe are 10 be
lighted every night all night, and have ordered the
water mains TO be extended.
Episcopal Church. Tukahoc, had successful birth
day social Tuesday evening. me plrthday
sacks brought IN ~ s09dy s sun Thomas and Fmses
Smith furnished excellent solos and piano music.
Miss Mabel butcher. daughter Of Charles w.
butcher. of Lake-ave.. ruckahoe celebrated her
were present from Pleasantvile Mount kisco,
Yonkers and other places
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
KATONAH.

on Tuesday evening last the Katonah Fire De-
partment gave annual oyster supper in the SILK
Mil Hail. to the firemen, their wives and friends.
This small company has been organized number
of years and II Guides many OF the best people In
the place II has earned much praise In several
emergencies and is a credit TO the town.
An effort Is being made by OF the young
II eli OF the Epworth League TO organize a meeting
for men Of both their own and the Presbyterian
churches. vel those Of no church at all 10
be held every Sunday afternoon al 3 o'clock
William c. Casey and his family. who have been
spending some time at their home, Aratoma Farm,
near Katonah have returned to their city house
for the winter
The Christian Endeavor Society will celebrate
its seventh anniversary tomorrow In the Presby
terrain Church OF katonah.
The meeting Of the Chautauquans on Monday
evening last In the reading room was a most
interesting Miss Elizabeth n. Barrett and Mrs
Tryon and Messrs Tryon. Taft and Barrett read
interesting papers. which afterward discussed
BY the society.
Mrs Edgar Strakosch. Of Baltimore. better known
ir kaionah as Miss Hattie Avery. is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Huldah Whock Mrs Strakosch
who has been singing mostly in light opera for
number or years has grown tired OF her work
ana the moving from place to place. and will give
II up Tor while. at least. After her visit in Ka-
tonah she VIII join her husband, who IN manager
OF the Baltimore Music Hall.