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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-09-19
FRIDAY.


So far as the veterans arc concerned the
twenty-ninth annual encampment closed to.
night with rs many attractions as on any
other night In the week. To-day there were
over 20 600 at the old Kentucky barbecue. and
tonight the campnres were largely attended
with the principal events at Music hall
Phoenix Hill garden and National park
Among the speakers were Gems. Gordon,
Buckner, j. W. Burke. Cassius NJ. Clay, Sen
ator Burrows Coils. W. ID. Wickersham Sam
uel Mckee. II. c. Russell, John IL. Leathcrs
and others.
At Wilder park tho entire day was devoted
to the most mammoth "old Kentucky barbe.
cue that was ever spread. Early In the
morning the street cars were overtaxcd 10y the
multitude en- route TO the great frolic of the
blue and gray, at which the former were
special guests and to which the gates were
open free to the public. At 10 a. IN. the per
formence began.
over 100 blue grass cattle. 800 lambs and
go shoats were barbecued in full view OF all
the visitors. Fifteen kettles, holding 500
gallons OF burgoo, were made on the grounds
from which the guests were served, and the
best brands Of Bourbon, lager and cigars
were as plenty and ~ free as the leaves on
the trees In that beautiful forest A grand
chorus OF over 300 voices including mcn-
bers OF all the Louisville colotcd choirs and
musical associations, made the groves ring
as the first temples OF peace and JOY for all.
genuine olu Plantation cake walk, with
southern melodies by colored citizens from
all pnrts OF the south, was the leading ica-
ture Of the many entertainments that were
given In connection with tho good things 20
eat and drink
The social event OF the Grand Army en-
campment came of this evening. It was q
reception and ball given by the Louisville
ladies to tho Grand Army visitors. IL was
held at the Auditorium. over !. 600 invita-.
tiOns wcro issued mud To- iuli.p bv thn pro,va
that attended, every one responded In person
The beautiful hall was tustciuliy decorated
with silk 1ags aud tropical plants wcro ar
tistically arranged about tho place. Every
one who attended It pronounced 1t most
enjoyable success
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
NO EPIDEMIC FEARED.
Believed That Cholera aud Yellow Fever
Can Be Kept Out.

DR.. Wyman, surgeon general OF the marine
hospital service, feels assured that all pos
sible precautions have been taken to secure
the United States from an epidemic OF cholera
OF yellow fever He says the cool weather
will do great deal to keep out the vel
low fever. and probably. the country hav-
ing escaped 50 far. there need be no fear of
an invasion NJ this late time ia the year. The
doctor says that the cold weather will not in.
teriere materially TO prevent the spread of
cholera, and that "a close watch will have TO
be kept upon all ports where there s a posi-
bility OF cholera being introduced. He thinks
that IL will take long timo for japan 10 re-
cover as the disease seems TO have found "A
rich soil, and got footing that will be DIM
cult to unseat For long lime TO come II is
expected that close watch will have TO be
maintained over vessels coming from japan
This IL also true Of other oriental countries
where there have been outbreaks OF cholern.
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He Knew His Mother

Mrs. Williams Is a widow with three
boys, whom she has brought up with
great firmncss. Ii Is one of her rules
that obedience TO her commands mus,
come Immediately, and explanation IL
at all, at her leisure.
Freddy" she said. a short time aro
TO her youngest boy, aged :. Il am 20.
Ing to do something In few DAYS
about which | want TO talk to you a
little"
"Ies'm," responded Freddy. mccklv.
81 am Intending to marry Doctor
Morse next week on Monday" said hls
mother end then she paused for mo.
mCnt.
"fes'm, said Freddy again. and then
hc added, with look of awe on his
small face; IL s'posc Doctor Morse
won't know anything about Il till the
time comes, will hc, muthrrt'
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Dyspepsia, Insomnia.
From he Herald, Baltimore. ma.

FROM uie hedtd, baltimore, Nd.
Mr.. Isaac Hamburger IL a well-knovn
cigar manufacturer and tobacco dealer at
1925 +. Baltimore street. Baltimore. Nd. Us
IS hale. robust man now. but u few months
ago he thought he was about 60 become a
living skeleton IL not n dead man. He now
weighs about 200 pounds aud steps about his
factory as actively az do his "stripper" bovs.
His present condition Is due 20 the use ~
DR.. Williams Pink Pills, which he considers
the best medicine in the world for dyspep-
sia, loss otappetite, indigestion and insorn-
mia. When n Herald reporter recently called
on Mr. Hamburger he came jauntily In tho
store from his factory and In speaking of
the pills. said: "lcs. | have used Or. Will.
Jams Pink Pills aud can chcerfullv rrc,n-
mend them. Some months since" he com
tinucd. owing to confinement To business.
had an attack OF dyspepsia accompanied Nv
terrible and almost inccssant heart burn and
torpid liver. tried doctors and many rptn-
edics that friends advised me 60 take. but
found NO relief until heard " AMI useI Dr,
Williams Pink Pills. | secured five boxes
and began 60 improve pcrrcptibiy after taxi
inga few doses, and when the i've b.ycs
were gone was completely cured II Won
had seen me when | was sick and compnred
my condition then with what 1t IL now vou
would join me ina song uf praise of the mar
Nclou- merits ui Pink Tills am a living
monument 60 their efficacy In curing the
mal0dics from which | suffered. weigh now
nearly 200 pounds. sleep we'll, eat heartily
aud digest my food without any inconveui.
cuco and sleep "a well Ns | did when a hoy
after romp before bod timc. unhesitat-
in.ly and with confidence in their curative
aud inyigorating qualities recommend the
Pink Pills to all sufferers and should be 20
unfortunate ~ To- bc sick again | shall got
another supply
Dr. Williams Pink Pills contain. In a con.
dcusrd form, all the clements necessary TO
give now life and richness to the blood aud
restore shattered nerves They ara also
specific for troubles peculiar e. females,
such a. supprrs-iuu-. irregularities and ali
forms of weakness. They huii up the blood
and restore the glow ~ health o. palr and
sullow checks. I'm men they effect "a radical
cure I'm ail cases urisiu. from mrutal worry.
oy"rWurk ur c1'u-,vs of whatever nature,
Pink Pills are sold in boxes (uryor In luuss
lulNl 40 5lHrHt- box or siN boxes for b.. 30,
and may Doc had ut ull druggists. or dircct by
mail from Ur Williams Medicine Company,
Schenectady. NY
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Undesirable Horse.

"ratrlck, why didn't you tell mo
Farmer Laurie had pony to sell, when
you knew | wished TO buy one for
|E,holT asked Mrs. James, with consid.
eable severity.
"Och, num-" replied her man-of-all.
work, with a beaming smile, "Oill not
| be sayln' that the craychuro didn't
shlip me moind. jist fer the tonne
ben, mum; but anyway, he was no
haste fer Miss Ethel. num-"
"And why not?" demanded Mrs.
James.
"Why, mum, said Patrick, shifting
bis weight carelessly from one foot to
fhe other. Farmer Laurie made a
treat pint Of the craychure's bein
Sell broke'-it was mesilf heard him
Fhpaken a an as fer you, mum,
tel towld me more than wanst that
bothin' but q sound animile would yez
faie mum, an that's the livin'
xhuthw
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LOUISVILLE ENCAMPMENT.
THE GRAND PARADE,
Election of ofieers-N Next Encampment
to be at st. Paul.
WEDNESDAY,

The metropolis Of Kentucky wns abiaze
with patriotic enthusiasm this morning
Through her wide streets and over her boule-
wards marched as her guest $4,000 Of those
who came once to conquer. Their pathway
was banked by over a tnirdof million peo-
pie, who gave the boys In blue a reception
that will never be forgotten.
Men OF southern birth and sentiment We'd
witntheir brethren from the north In their de-
monstra,ions OF greeting, and white-haired
women. who thirty years ago this week heard
OF the approach OF tho blue coats with fear
apprehension, petted and pelted them to-day
with flowers. II was n gigantic and sincere
tribute to the sentiment that was head of the
procession and which was worn to-day on
badges innumerable, zone flag. one eoun-
try"
Owing TO tho railroad blockade and the
consequent delay In the arrival Of many Of
the posts that were TO figure In the line IL
was not until nearly daylight this morning
that CO.. Cohn and his assistants had com
pleted the order OF the divisions At half
past i've five signal guns were fred 10 awaken
the vetenans In the outdoor camps and school
houses. but the detOnation La the effect OF
startling the whole city and rafting the china
in many closets. An hour later all vehicle
traffic In the district covered by tho line Of
march was stopped, the police roped of the
roadways from the sidewalks, and the de-
partment delegations and individual posts
began to form at the locations designated
In the meantime the sightseers had com
menced TO turn out in n torrent. and side
walks, windows aud the public and private
stands illled up like magic. owing TO the
complaints Of veterans at previous encamp-
ments, that they were compelled TO 20 over
more ground than their age OF physical CON
diiion justified. the lines OF march were lin
tied TO two and half miles, and the change
was wise one, for the heat was Intense and
the sun beat down with remorscless fury.
Six members ol theLouisvills Legion were
instantly killed this morning by the eNplo-
sion Of ammunition in the caisson OF n gun
which was being driven 10 Phoenix hill for
service IN connection with tho q. A. Il.
parade
The soldiers killed were members OF Bat
terry A and belonged to section OF six In
charge OF one gun. Captain David Castle
man was In command. The six unfortun-
ates were seated on the caisson.
The accident happened about 3 o'clock
The battery section was proceeding to Phoe-
nix hill TO fro forty salutes in honor Of the
G. a. H., and had reached point between
Avery and Hall residences on broadway be-.
tween Third and Fourth streets. when the
accident occurred. The Legion hospi "a
corps was notified at Snco and hastened to
the scene,
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REV. DR., WAKEFIELD DEAD
Oldest Minister in the Methodist Episco.
pal Church

NANSSh AhAAAAoNSi Nllt NAtlAOAlbt EllsGOs
pal Church.
Rev. Dr. Samuel Wakefield, the veteran
methodist minister died at / o'clock Friday
at the residence Of j. q. Brown, West New
ton, Pa, aged SO years, months and days.
Only three Of his ten children were present
when he died, Mrs. J. q. Brown. Dr. james
B. Wakefield, OF Grapeyille. and Mrs. Kate
Coulson, OF Pawnee City, Neb
DR.. Wakefield was said to be tho Oldest
Mason and the Oldest preacher Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church and likely the Oldest of
any denomination in the world He had
been member Of the Masonic fraternity for
almost 75 years.
DR.. Wakeleld's career as a Methodist min
lister Is part OF the history OF Western Penn
sylvania. lie preached occasionally In later
years, and enjoyed fairly good health until
recently, though he broke down somewhat
after the death OF his wife some months ago
His grandmother Mary Wade was a preach.
er, having been ordained in the ministry by
John Calvert. DR.. Wakefield was ordaned
In 1917 He published several books on the
ology aud music when he was comparatively
young, which made him widely known. His
principal theological work, Wakefield 3 The
ology, has become "a classic in the lifetime
OF the Methodist Episcopal church.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-09-19
GOLD BY THE HANDFUL.
But Clouds of Giant Mosquitoes Keep
Treasure Seekers at Bay.

Gold In plenty may be found IN the
pnds OF the Volador River, n stream
Of moderate volume that comes tum-
bling from the snow line Of the Sierra
De st Martha, in South America, but,
though the lowland region and the riv-
Or bed where the precious metal
sbounds In fabulous quantities are cas-
ly accessible, the mosquitoes are so
thlck and terrible there that all at
empts to rifle the sands of the gold
have so far failed.
Ellsee Reclus, the celebrated French
seographer, was the dlscoverer of this
wonderful stream, whose waters sweep
over sands that are literally golden.
lie told the news to the French Vice
Consul at Rio Hacha, and this official
obtained the concession of this Edo
rado.
He took with him when he set out
On ingenlously constructed gauze tent
Of large dimensions. For two days he
tried TO live under Its shelter and watch
the operations of his workmen, who
tolled In the sitting heat, clothed in
thick garments and protected by heavy
boots. gloves and wells. At the end OF
The second day, however, both employ.
or and employe with one accord gave
up the struggle and retreatcd.
The next to try to wiring fortune
rom these aurlferous sands was an
Italian who obtained permission from
the Vice Consul referred to above.
The Italian started out with n party
Of six. who shared with him his belief,
and so they took along no special pro-
,ection against the insects. They en-.
dured for less than half an hour the
awful torture and then fed
Yet there are human beings who can
venture with impunity into this hell
whose guardian demons are mosqui.
toes, and these are some of the sav.
age natives of the mountains from
whose rocky sleeps the river comes
umhIng down. These savages, who
ar mosquito-proof, are rendered so
BY their bodies being covered with the
scales Of that awful disease. leprosy.
The mosquitoes will not touch them.
But neither gold nor the gauds OF
civilization will tempt them to labor,
and there Is no human power, appar.
entity. which will drag them ont from
teIr rude caves on the mountain side
and make them labor for the white
uan.-Ncw York World.
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Excess OF Imports.

4 bulletin by the bureau OF statistics OF tho
treasury department shows an excess ia i'm
ports OF merchandise over exports for tho
month OF August Of $lj, 2l5, 40. and for the
eight months ending August 81 OF s36. .5D5.-
Jls The same periods last year showed the
SGI.717,2j7.
Gold 60 tho value OF slG. .GG7. 2Gl was export.
ci during August, making -jl. 7GG. III tot tho
eight months ui the year. The excess ~ cN-
ports over imports Is placed nt Sl51jq.7s2
a1i s2I7Oljil a. opposed TO 1858. 3 3 aud
s'l.&j3.2sl for corresponding periods In 1~gi.
Ia" immigrations during tho month mum
bored 21.lH?. aud !or tho year 90 date. 2l3.-
l. as opposed 20 l7.liJ aud lCG,j,I during
l,yI
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot rcnch tho
diseased portion OF the ear. There IL only one
way 10 euro deafness, and that IL hy constltu.
tional remedies. Deafness l. caused by an in
narned condition OF the mucous lining Of tbs
Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets in
famed you have rumbling sound or mpor.
feet hear ing, and when II T. entirely closed
Deafness Is tho result, and unless the infiam-
nation can be taken ont and this tube re-
stored toits normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever. Nine cases ont of ten are
caused by catarrh, which il nothing but an in
named condition of the mucous surfaces
We VIII give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness lcaused by catarrhl that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure send for
circulars, free.
tB- Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
The Pennsylvania State Convention Met
AT Williamsport.

The Democratic State Convention in session
at williamsport, Pa, Wednesday, placed 10
nomination the following ticket.
For State Treasurer
BENJAMIN F. MEYERS, OF Dauphin.
For Judges OF the Superior Court
JAMES @. MOREHEAD, OF Westmoreland
CHARLES II. MOVES, of Warren.
HARMON YERKES, OF Bucks.
II. y. SMITH. OF Lackawanna.
o, j. BECHTEL, of Schuylkil.
CHRISTOPHER MAGEE. OF Allegheny.
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SLAVES IN CALIFORNIA.
Big Conspiracy to Land Chinese as Actors
for the Atlanta Exposition.

ssr ,, ,'e ~ INN, Cn'hese as Actors
'"e A''"ht" exposition.
Collector Wise, Of san Francisco. has die.
covered an inpeuiou. frnpd hv v,hi,t H.,
g.. ,,..''- '"'' y "n'c" shfeWd
0"u ii""V'Seo sp'eu'H'ors III tho Chinese
ualllc are seeking TO cvaIo the Gonrv Inu,
and introduce about 800 Chinesc ir,, -,
United states under the prctnyt ,b,, ,bo,. ,'
skilled actors. and that thew nro ro,rir,. -,
America to give tho visitors M tho AtIssr,o ~
exposition an opportunity 10 see some ~, ,b'
Hong Kong. A band of nor, ~ BOO - W
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The Greatest rledicnI Discovery
of the Age.
KENM EDY'S
Medical Discovery.
DONALD KENNEDY, or ROYsURY, MASS,

Has discovered in one of our common pas
turr weeds % remedy thnt rurcs ever, kind
of liumor, from m" worst ~cruluu down
tou common pimplc.
lie has tried 1t in over eleven hundred
cases, aud never failed except in two cases
Doth thunder humor) He has now in his
possession over two hundred certificates
"f 80 value, 81 With 'w~~'- ''ics of
i"6ston. Send postal e, u..-e % tIr
\ benefit i always experienced from the
first bottle and a perfect cure Il warranted
when ihr right quantity Is taken.
When the lungs are affected IL causes
shooting pains, like needles passing
through them; the same with the Liver or
Bowels. This j. caused o, the ducts being
stopped, and always disappears in a week
after taking il. Read the label
II the stomach Is foul or bilious 1t will
cause .quoami-h feelings az first
No change of diet eyer necessary. Eat
the best yuu can get aud enough of H..
Dose, one tablespoonful IN water al bed
time. sold hynIl Druggists.
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DEFENDER WON ALONE.
Lord Dunraven Refused TO Contest the
Third Cup Race.

The Americas cup races ended Thursday
In a nasco. Lord Dunraven withdrew the
Valkyrie Immediately after the start, and the
Defender sailed over the course alone The
Americas cup committee notified c. Oliver
selin that three races and the cup were
awarded to the gallant Defender, and the
crowds aiioat and ashore cheered the ship
that sustained Uncle Sans supremacy on the
seas, and the skipper and crew that sailed
her. For at least another year the interna-
tional trophy is ours, and In all probability
II will be many years before British yacht
again challenges for the cup.
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Mrs. John A.Lognn was seated a short dis.
tance back the commander-in-chiei's stand
and as Mr.. watterson walked away from the
footlights with the tears coursing down his
cheeks. General Lawler took his hand and
presented him to Mrs. Logan. Neither could
speak for moment and then the white.
haired, motherly-looking women took his
hand In both Of hers, and. when che found
her voice. said trembingly II am glad
have been permitted to live to hear your
speech"
That was all she could say. Then she eat
down and wept.
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reversing the Axiom.

The mother Of the nineteenth century
fss brought up her daughters to match
lome other mothers sons. The mother
y the twentieth century will have to
|ring up her sons to match some other
foman'S daughters. This Is contrary
; George Eliot's oft-quoted theory that
|God Almighty made the women to
bate the men"
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Sounds Better.

He-You reject me because I am poor
HelreSs-Say rather that you are pooi
ecause | reject you.-Boston Trans
rpt
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II stopped free by DIR. KLINE's GREAT
fAlE RrNruRER. No fits after first days use.
,e.ols cures. Treatise and S2.W trial bot.
'ltt' Dr. Kline, s3l Arch ST., Phila., Pa.
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NI' Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
uAlpg softens the gums. reduces inflamI
Nl'a!4ays pain, cures wind collie. 70 c. u bottle
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Gs'Eanys harvest prospects are unusual!
Eod this year.
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sU- Sold by Druggists, 75c. ''' -
The True Laxative Principle

In lsGO gold was nine times more valuable
than silver, now It II 10 times.
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Tho Old Wncns stnnh-

At a meeting between Secretary John Jar
rctt, OF tho Association OF Iron and Steel
Sheet Manufacturers. and President NJ NJ
Garland. OF the Amaicamatod Association. Il.
adjust tho wages OF sheet steel mill workers
for september and october. II was decided
uuou the sworn returns of the manufacturers
that wages shall remain as at present for the
next two months, The average selling yric,
Tor the pas; go days has been but Emull
irastion above ? - cents a pound. tho mini.
mum. Under the agreement the workers arc
not entitled 90 an advance of D per cent. ur-
tI the advance has becn NJ least - o. ton on
finished sheets
cuban insurgents are still, burning rlanta.
ton buildings and using dynamite 70 blow
VI railroad bridges.
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The True Laxative Principle
the plants used in manufacturing the pleas
ant remedy, syrup of Figs, has IL permanently
beneficial effect on the human system, while
the cheap vegetable extracts aud mineral solu.
uoh, usually sold ~ medicines ARE p,rma.
hcntly injurious Being well informed, You
Will use the true remedy only. Manufactured
BY the California Fig syrup Co.
Nearly 10 per cent OF the recipients OF the
Victoria Cross are military doctors
ir. Kilmcr's SwAMr-Roor cures
all Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and consultation free.
Laboratory Bughamptuu, N.l.
To clothe British soldiers aud sailors costs
the country between million ana u million
and quarter OF money annually.
"Good spirits"
The words have different meanings n n spir-
ituall-t, kentucsian, and an average man.
For the average man good spirits depend on
go9d digestion. How 10 lnsur" good dige~tlouf
klphns Tabule after each meal, that's all.
In 1850 Sir Humphrey Davy produced the
first electric light with carbon.
TNrlcted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Thump
SOM Eye-water, Druggists sell at &c yer bottle
Mr.. Keir Hardies expenses ut the recent
election in Southwest Ham are returned as
amounting to I2i5 5s, Al.
risos Cure is the medicine 10 Irouk mp chr.
drcu's Coughs aud Colds Mis- VI BluNI.
Sirafu", Wash, March s.. 1890.
Laura Annie Cole C2gl single lady. late Of
Keusington, England, has died from fright
caused by lightning.
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Nearly 10 per cent Of the recipients OF the
Victoria Cross are military doctors.

ir. Kilmcr's SwAMr-lioor cures
AL Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and consultation free.
Laboratory Biughamptuu, N.N.
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Iisus Cure is the medicine 10 hrouk mp chl-
drcu's Coughs aud Colds Mis- VI HIUNI.
SprHFuc, Wash, March 1890.
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MARKETS.
rIIISIIt Itt!.
Grain. flour and icod.

WHOLESALE rmcrs AXE cryrv mnowl
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LIVE STOCK.
CENTRAL sTock YARDS, LAsr LIBERTY, PA.
CATTLE,

Extra. 9s tolO5 lbs
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Laura Annie Cole l29l a single lady. late Of
Keusington, England has died from fright
caused by lightning.