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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-24

Cant. NJ. G. Sennett came np rom h;a n,antation this morning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-24

Col. B. D. Williams is visitor to the city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-24

Mr. Chas. Colhaner is visiting friends in Bebee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-24

MT. will Nichol is on the sick list
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-24

FOR SALE-A AIosier SafeN,z,..z T lire proof. with steel vonlt YsfaIaf @ anu iA'q 'ii9 oi JOHNSON < R6gERTs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-24

Mr. John Sennett is in the city to- day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-24

'''ie is .n l.. Mills, who has been -rd to his room for the past eek on account of illness, is out again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-24

FOR sALE-A good sacon3 hand jump seat r Surrey. Cheap. AeSlress WI this et- fee. s 5tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-24

Mrs. Horace G.Allis, of Little b. $. ia visiting the family e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-24

Afr. VII owen, Who wedent, is ,.ss,s nurs in n bicycles.
 ss.,. tu Oe out again., ,, IT..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-24

guorantee thdt it has q da'.y caTcufd- sion garger tlan any other ddtty neaos- Oapcr puJlished im Pine Bt.D. Mr. John Sennett is in the city to- day.
 MT. will Nichol Is on the sick list today.
 Try eyeola-the new drink.at Mitchell's. Col. B. D. Williams is n visitor to the city today.
 Mr. Chas. Colhaner is visiting friends in Bebee.
 Mir. c. l.. Madding is a distinguish ed planter-yisitor today.
 All kinds of sum mer drinks at Mitchel's. II u'' Mir Mike Russell has sreturnedfrom . busineas trip to St. Louis.
 Cant. NJ. G. Sennett came aI ifon
 
 h;a nlantation this morning.
 Mrs. Horace G.Allis, of Littieb s. ia visiting the family e Mills. .oa o.+or.
 Mir. Wm hunting trlr tlayv.,ts iser-zzsz-=-ss yd1iite
 Afr VII owen. Who waaent, is haaly nurin a bieyclez@
 able oe out again,s4nd Max uei.
 pessrs. Gus <Ss>Gus Blass X Co, nlan. of the 1n the city.
 .sn l.. Mills, who has been | -ed to his room for the past eek on account of illness, is out again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-24

scnll returned yest.e.rT-: Mir. Wym q hunting trli tlayzas .,;xeer- sdsita
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-24

abie ' ------8.<s7s7 7Hnd MAX Hel- -lessrs. Gus SGus Blass X Co.,, nan. of they in the city.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
TUCKAHOE AND BRONXVHLE

ST. Johns Legion Of St. Johns Protestant EpIs-
coral Church. Tuckahoe. sent In the last season
$50 bouquets 10 the New-York City Flower Mis-
sion.
s. Q. Mingc. OF Williamsport Penn. has pur-
chased Yonkers Park. between 1000 and LOO build
ing lots. waterworks etc. OF the association for
about SlS.000 This park was opened six
years ago by Colonel A. Cooley. OF Mount Vernon
II is said that Mr. Mnglc will erect at once a
home. to cost $1,000. OF Tuckahoe marble and stone
and has ordered the starting OF five Of the twenty
cottages he IL TO erect.
The Harlem Railroad has added four more trains
to and from Yonkcrs Park.
w. q. TAFT. OF NewYork. IL building n handsome
thrce-story frame house, 22xiO feet. In Bronx
Manor. at Bronxvlle.
Waverly Engine Company. No. |. OF Tuckahoe,
cleared 1900 at its fair.
Thanksgiving Day services Will be held I'm St
Johns Church. Tuckahoe, at 10 a. m.
William Young OF Tuckahoe. who struck by
a Harlem express train at Garths Crossing is
still unable to leave his bed. His injuries are IN
tcrnul.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
FIint'S Fine Furniture
Specially chosen Oriental Rugs, for asy
decorative scheme.

Miss Ada Jones. Miss Mary Jewell. Miss Eva Jones
and Miss Jennie Day. Miss Minnie Starr was kent
busy supplying lemonade TO refresh the numerous
visitors who had taste for something sweeter
than tea although Miss VI. Logan who presided
over the tea table in neat japanese costume waa
never idle from the time the fair opened until N
closed The chidrens table was probably the best
patronzed of all Its coors were white and VEL
low. Clara Barnes Grace Ely. Carrie Tillson Ella
Harris Phoebe Cromwell. T.. Dayton and NJ SaIiza
the young women in charge. The cake table
was I'm charge OF Miss Gertrude Yale and Mrs +
II. Wcks The women who prepared the suppers
the three evenings Mrs. II. Nossltter Mrs
Herlick, Mrs. William Van Orden and Mrs John
Yocum. On Wednesday evening a turkey supper
served Thursday evening oyster supper
and last evening New England supper The com.
mittee which responsible for the success OF
the fair composed of Mrs. Eugene Barnes
Chairman, George Mase, treasurer; Charles Blakev
and John Yocum, decorators.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society Of the
cake and apron sale in the church parlors this
afternoon and evening
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The tenth anniversary Of the Rectors AID Society
of St Peters Church. In Port Chester. was observed
on Thursday night with fitting ceremonies in the
opera house The stage was decorated with
flowers and brc-A-brac. The amuscmcnts were
dancing, interspersed with II musical and literary
entertainment Among those who appeared were
Miss Edith Merritt. Professor Harry F. Gerard
and a quartet composed Of Mrs. W. DE Forest
Sherwood Miss Laura Curtis and John f. Rid
ley and William Van Scoy. The entertainment
closed with tableaus and march. The Rev &. T..
Bruglcr, rector OF ST. Peters Church. delivered the
annual address.
Miss Jennie Elizabeth Bowe and Charles Henry
Williams were married in ~. Peters Church on
Wednesday evening by the rector. Miss Hattie
Angevine bridesmaid and r.. X. Davis best
man. Mr. and Mrs. Williams will occupy cottage
at No ly7 IIighland-st.
Tiffany e. co. has been engaged this week I'm re-
moving from Chrst's Church. In Rye, the old affairs
and reredos which were In use before the erection
OF the Quintard memorials. The altar which was
given by the Rev DR.. Alsop years ago sent
under his direction to new church I'm Sheepshead
Bay Long Island. The reredos. which IL OF fine
carved oak. was sent by It's giver. Mrs. Is. Curtis.
to 81. Matthews Church, In Dallas. Tex. and the
handsome chandelier which used to hang in the
chancel has been presented by Joseph Park to the
Church OF the Advent Nashville. Tenn.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The seventh concert OF tho Violin Circle. held In
the gymnasium on Thursday night. drew crowd
ed house. The circle has membership OF over
nfty wcll-trained amateur musicians nearly all OF
whom live In the village. Connected with the cir
Gle IL an orchestra OF thirty pieces. consisting Of
violins vioias. flutes carnets. cornets. trombones
and plano Among the selections were soprano
solo by Mrs. j. Il. Juvenal violin solo Miss \. de
Wolfers. contralto solo. Miss We've Covers; quar-
tet OF four violns. by VI. IIenncbcrger. &. Hcrold
H. Blakclock. and q. s. Bedell. In Part II OF the
programme Professor Benjamin h. lsaacs. the In
structor. gave the Witches Dance on his VIOLIN
and Miss Elolse Tyler and Clarence Dasscr duet
from Pleycl. The officers or the circle are Edward
Iambden. president. Harry Vincent Upington
secretary. and Miss Elizabeth tpington. treasurer
Miss Melvin I.ambden daughter OF Edward Lamb
den fell downstairs yesterday In her home IN Frank
lin-ave, and broke her arm.
The members OF the Iyccum and League OF ST.
tiabrici's church will give "A Thanksgiving reccp
ton In the Town Hall on Tuesday evening Novcm-
ber "a The League since Its establishment by the
Rev. John A. Kellncr has had a remarkable growth
and Its clubhouse In Guion Place IL one OF the
popular places OF amusement In the village.
The second annual ball OF the Brotherhood OF Rail-
way Trainmcn will be given In the Casino next
Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
HTGHWIlWiN'S DARING "ORh.
ONE WOMAN ATTACKED ANp HonREp. ANOTHER
ASSAULTED

ONE WOMAN ATTACKED ANp ROBBED ANOTHER
ASSAULTED
rlizabe,h Nov 20 (SpeclaD-A daring highway
.ohhorv MA. committed here tonight on East Broad
6, one OF the principal thoroughfares Mira hai-
s,ead o. Jeferson-ave. had been 10 Newark shop
ming She wa accompanied BY her :onr-Sear-o'a
daughter on returning this city she walked slow
" along Broads, waiting .or electrician 10 over
take her when suddenly tall young man sp'ang
from behind a building clappei his hani over hrf
mouth knocked her down and tore from her grasp
n satchel containing her pOckeibook. with se'rrhl
doars in I, and also the articles she hld purchased
The highwayinan then escaped IN The i"iisht MIS-
Uas,ead screamed and tainted. She was assisted 20
Kent. Drugstore and aftcrward Was abe - 60 home
Detectives are securing the city fOr IN" rODDei
While the two daughters OF George T. Matthews.
formerly president the School Board. their
way home last evening they were attacked on North
Broad-si by an Unknown young man. who sprang
from behind a billboard and. seizins the elder Mss
Matthews threw her down. she struggled despcr-
aiely with her assaani and both eirs screamed for
hep.
close by He ran their assisiance. and the man
fed Mr. Halnes pursued him. and lively chase fDl-
lowed IL ended rather disasrously for Mr.. lialn"s
however for he tilpped and fell heavily while crOrs-
ng the railroad tracks and badly injured his kncecap
their father sent word OF the assault 10 The police
Detectives have been working on the case ever since
but have found no OF the fugitive. The elder
Miss Matthews suffers much from shock to-day.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
MDlfNT NERNON.

Thanksgiving Day will be observed In this ely
IN the Reformed anl Fif,h Avenue churches The
union services Will be presided over by ths Kew.
/ r. Smith of the North Methods Episcopal
Church Appropriate exercises Will be conducted on
the day previous public schools The distribu-
ton from the Ruresu OF Charities Will b. made from
80 = West Ffsi-st.. aai the salvation Army VIII
proyii. for ~ children AT its barracks. tn Norih
Tour;h-aV- The postofhce VIII be closed. as usual
for ~. greater part o, the day.
Margaret jacob. sevcnty-iwO years Oh. died IN
Residence Park. New Rochelle. on Thursday She
was visiting a, the home Of Na.han +. Barrett the
known landscape gardener. wnO laid out the
grounds at the Worlds Columbian Exposition ana
~ Pullman. H. Mrs jacob! for fourteen years had
charge OF me wartburs orpnan Home, near Noun Noun.
Vernon. ana formerly Identified w!th ne Isabella
Home. IN New-Nork 'iy. Tnc funeral took pace IN
Fiusnins Long island. yesterday. Mrs. Jacob
Court Mount Vernon No l.2oi, lniependent ori.r
of Forresicrs. has announced mat its annmai CON,
cert Will take place In me opera hou'r on pe.'''ot
IS The available talent l. being secured Tor the
Th~ Cornerstone OF the new Swedish Lutheran
Church Will be laid tomorrow afternoon AZ 80
r,n Eey !" :, s,oln" of Nsw-York Cty viii ON
ciatr ana addresses viii be made In Swedish. Eng
The rnarrlasc o, Miss Jennie O. Campbell to
Charles 4: Stephenson took pace nt the home o 81
Thursday night The Rev Charles Lane. OF Tie
Presbyterian church. onciat.d Miss ,amp9eli
bridesmaids were her little nieccs. Hattie Rob
insOn and Florence jacobson. Following the crrr-
inony, i wedding dinner was served which a. %as
Vernon and \rW-lDrk tity.
on Wednesday evening. Miss Ida Lillian Car
pcnter Of No l53 Stevens-ave, was married TO
Georgc Bogart Blanuck. by the Rey. Charles Lane
The wedding was a quiet one. only intimate friends
OF tho family being present
The women Of Trinity Episcopal Church are ar.
ranging for their annual fair 10 be held In the
parish house on December y. and TO-
A novel and pretty entertainments was held W
the chapel OF the First Presbyterian church OF
Mount Vernon. last night. The parlors deco
rated In paper all the tables for ice cream were
trimmed with paper of different coors. and the
young people who took part I'm tn, paper festival
also dressed IN paper The effect pretty
and plea sing
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
ARDSLEY.

The special meetings which have been held every
evening in the Ardsley Methodist Episcopal Church
for the last two weeks will close Sunday even
ing The services have been largely attended every
evening The meetings have been conducted By the
Rev T. De witt Thompson. Of Dobbs Ferry; the
Rev w. Alexander OF New-York city. and the Rev.
A. r.. Barnett, pastor of the Ardsley Methodist
Episcopal Church.
A handsome white marble bapiismal fount has
been presented to the Lutheran Church at Hast
ings by Mrs. H. Berbct. Mrs. Charles Demmler and
Mrs. George Schu'.
The Ardsley Lyceum was well hlled last evening
by an appreciatiye audience. The occasion the
entertainment given by the Young Peoples Society
connected with the Ardsley Methodist Episcopal
Church. Two Dialogues Doing the Grand" and
Tanning the Lion" were presented The perform
crs were all children
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
WHITE PLAINS.

The Presbytorian Methodist and Baptist con-
grcgatons will hold union service on Thanks
giving Day in the BAPTIST Church at 1890 o'clock
Tho Rev Dr. Ensign Mcchcsney will preach the
sermon 4 collection will be taken up for the
hospital sinking fund. to be used for moving the
Following IL the programme: organ prelude. MISS
Lester Doxology. choir and congregation; invoca-
sponsiyc scripture. Psalm cxvi; hymn lf, GIVE
Nj Thankful Hear: Scripture lesson. pr Me-
Thee. prayer. Dr. Maooubrey; hymn lotO'
'(;rauder Than Ocean story" serm9n. Or r,ais. Ne.
bcnellction
At recent conference held to determine the
fensiblit, OF establishing branch OF the \. NJ. G
A. IN White Plains Samuel Hopper was elected
chairman and Harry D. Bickhout secretary The
man, Alexander Milne. T.. c. Suffern. Charles H.
Tibb's, John Snedeker, Samue Wilson, {. '.
Moore Edward q. Green. Harry Wilson. Theodore
surern the Rev. Dr. Macoubrey. the Rev DR.
Gorhlm and others committee was appointed to
learn the number Of young men who VIII join IN
Dr Arthur Burnham woodlord professor Of
economies and politics q n shoG OF soT" rbase Gs9
10 deliver the course OF lectures before the Uni
verslty Extension Centre this winter The first
lecture will be given on December s; subject
Mature OF Political Economy" Tickets have been
placed at the lowest possi bile figure.
The Epworih League has arranged 10 give a
course OF lectures this winter. 1t IL intended to
sell the tickets al price which will meet the
'what.s to Hinder by colonel L. + copeland, on
Balm February Il. "A Soldiers story" mono
logue by Alfred r. Pcarsall. March B. The
Is to end on March . with concert and readings
by the Amphion Ladies' Mandolin and Vocal Quar-
tc,. assisted by Miss Edith Norton.
The socable for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid
Society OF the Presbyterian Church on Thursday
were Mrs r. A. slosson. Harvey IL. Hustled. Miss
Ella Snnen and Arthur Kingsley. Miss Josephine
snncn snfS1n and nd ". K. Green Refreshments We're
served after the programme.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
FOR THE SWEDISH HOSPITAL.
AN INTERESTING FAIR TO BE OPENED IN
THE UNIVERSAL TO-DAY.

THE UNIV ERSAI- lO-Dhi.
There will be many interesting features AZ 'he
Swedish Hospital Fair which will be opened In the
Universal at Tilary and Washington sts' 'hs
afternoon Those having the fair In charge nave
been at work faithfully for several weeks building
small houses and ships of novel design. instead OF
throwing up boarded booths covered with cheap
bunting The houses and ships at the Swedish Fair
have been painted and decorated by artists until
the floor Of the Universal looks like transpianted
Swedish village.
The corner has been reserved FOR lfe-sNe
rainting Of Ericsson. the great Swedish engineer
As one enters the hall he models OF the Mon
itor and Viking. These ships are made or food-
stuffs and are painted and Furnished Ike their
prototypes. another corner Is an old-fashioned
Swedish country store. the tiny panes OF glass In
the windows Of which have an odd look to Amer
lean eyes At the eastern end OF the hall there Is
small reproduction OF old Swedish courthouse
and a theatre with real scenery and curtains, ana
daily performances an attraction tnht VIII uh-
doubtedly bring in "A good deal or money FROM
the basket of "A huge balloon articles Will be SOFA
also. .
Visitors TO the fair Will get some idea OF the KIND
of building their money Is to go into from an I'M
mense picture Of the proposed hospital building
which hangs on A side wall. Mayor Wurster Is eX-
pected be present at the opening ceremonies ths
afternoon. II he attends he will be escorted by
Company g. the Swedish company OF the l4th Regi-
ment The fair Will probably last from ten days TO
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
TRIAL or A NEW ATRSHTP.

trial was given yesterday to the new airship
which was built in Iobok-n by an inventor who
gives his name as Leon La Roche. but which Is said
10 be an assumed name. The inventor got into the
ship made ascension Of about twenty -ve feet nd
then returned to the ground. This experiment was
repeated several times. after which the airship
was taken apart and shipped to Jersey City
Heights. where II is to be placed on exhibition
La Roche says his airshp can carry six persons
anu Will. at an altitude Of 500 feet. sail from New
YORK 10 San Francisco In less than forty-eight
hours ihose who witnessed the trial yesterday
wondered somewhat why La Roche did not sail
MS arshp to the place where ne Is going to exhibit
H. instead OF going to all the trouble and expense
or taking II apart and shipping H. but no ex xnlana-
ton was vouchsafed by the inventor
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
TARR YTOWN.

Tarrytowns society folk out in full force
this week. The principal attraction was the fair
held by the women of the Baptist Church. The fair
opened In the lecture-room. in Broadway. on
Wednesday evening. and ended last evening. The
spacious room was brilliantly Illuminated and
prettily decorated with flowers and bunting. OPP
poste the entrance was the fancy booth. decorated
with yellow bunting. and presided by Miss
Evelyn Horton. Mrs. &. II. Curtlss, Miss NJ. min
son. Miss Florence Jones and Mrs William Hum
phreys. To the left was the domestic booth The
young women In charge were Miss Edith Horton
Miss Davis. Mrs. n. II. Freeand and Mrs c. W.
Brooks. The flower booth was in charge Of Miss
Fannie Clapp. assisted by a number OF little girls
prettily attired in becoming costumes The candy
table was we'll patronized by the young folks. 1t
was draped with National colors and IA charge Ok
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
THE JUDGMENT FOR SIMS SUSTAINED.
ALTHOUGH WITHIN THE PROVISION OF TIE
STATUTE OF FRAUDS. JUSTICE BROWN
SAYS 1T SHOULD BE AFFIRMED.
AS NO MENTION WAS
MADE OF 1T.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court jus
t,ce Brown writing the opinion. has sustained the
Judgment obtained by Adolph Simls. the present
president OF the Charities Commission against An
drew Wissel and Edmund Wilson. The
tried some months ago In the Trial Term and Sims
recovered a verdict OF more than $4,000. He sued for
services alleged TO have been performed for the de-
PENDANTS In 1892 and 1893 lie alleged that they had
agreed TO pay salary OF 81. 900 year TO him. and
he was to for them the contract from the city
for removing dead animals from the streets. The
contract was an oral one. and 10 continue in
force for five years. Justice Brown holds that the
agreement plainly within the provision OF the
statute OF frauds because II was oral contract
continued for more than year He also holds. how
ever that the statute OF frauds was not pleaded
by the defendants. and as no objection was made 10
the Introduction OF testimony regarding the con-
tract; the statute cannot he considered. and the judg
ment must be affirmed.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
NEW.JERSEY NEWS.
HER LIFE SAVED BY THE Y RAfS.
pr,,xv REMOVED FROM cHII.D's THROAT

A PENNY REMOVED FROM CHiI.Ds THROAT
BY THE rsE or THE WONDERFUL LIGHT
Iambertville. Nov 20 (SpeciaD.-Two weeks as'
Frances. the two-yes r-old daughter OF WATSON
Betts OF Newhope. Penn. swallowed a penny win
which she playing. The penny 'o"se' ~ Nv
..no, c,rc. ,bst time the child has suffered ter
rbly and has hcon slowly starving 10 death. beins
unable 10 partake OF any solid food Dr. j. r. S'o''
was called in. but could no; find the penny.
Yesterday the child was taken to the 'hNerS'.y
OF Pennsylvania Hospital. where the rays were
applied 10 the chd's throat by Or g. NJ; MATT Mat ,hn
i,i ~ ,orov Irss discovered imbedded behind inc
cr,coId cartilage 'rhe child was brought hoine TO-
dav and photograph Of the N-ray resui, waS s,r.
70 i,r scott who employing a coin-catcher ~ s,s
ceeded in removing the penny from the cnu .n',y >
throat The child rallied quickly ana Is nov aeoo'
arin~ The X rays undoubtedly saved her ne
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
WONEN TO HONOR DIR. STORRS.
THE HEALTH PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION TAKES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND AsH-BARRELs

THE HEALTH PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION TAKES
AcTIoN-DIsCIPIINE AND AsH-BARRELs
The Woman's Health Protective Association de-
cded yesterday TO Join in euogizng DR. Storrs by
presenting a set 0. resolutions at the citizens meet,
ing be held the Academy OF Music next Tuesday
night Mrs James Scrimgeour. president OF the as-
called attention to the fact that the follow
Ing motto OF the society taken from an address
by Dr. Storrs: He who works for the upbuildng OF
a city works for the world" Mira. Scr!mgeour said
the members OF the association would feel pleasure
in honoring one who for Atty years had played such
a noble part In the community Mrs. j. Elliot Lang
s,aY Mrs. S. W Weed and Mrs. j. Brush ap-
pointed a committee TO draft the resolutions
Mrs A. H. Wagner made somewhat pointed
speech in which she said that some OF the members
VINO active in looking after the h-barrcls
OF their neignbors maintain some OF the worst ash
barrels themselves. 1t was decided to inform mem
bers whose ash and garbage barrels were not up to
the standard set by the society In case there " not
an improvement in these barrels after warning the
members will be disciplined 4 circular letter Will
be sent regarding ssh-barrels especially those IN
Eighih-ave which said TO exceed anything In
the Fifth or Twelfth wards.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
THIEVES DESECRATE CHChCH.

THEY DRINK THE WINE AND STEAL PAhr o'
THE COMMUNION sERvICE-NEARIY WRECK
THE VILLAGE SCHOOL
Elizabeth. Nov 20 (SpeclaD.-County De'ee'Ne
I<eron. of this city. was notified last night mat
bold robbery had been committed In the v'ilage OF
Scotch Plains In Fanwood Township. on wednesday
night. Burglars broke into Al. Saints Ep'scopa'
Church there and after drinking all the communion"
wine carried off the silver communion cup ana tore
up some hymn books
The thieves also visited the public school ana car :
ri.a away the school nag. valued at 81. and mode'
q, the Liberty Bell which was purchased AT the
Worlds Fair by Mrs Sheppard. OF Scotch Paihs' LOT
s25 and which was presented by her to the SCHOOL
The thieves also twisted off all the hands OF the small
clocks In the teachers rooms cut to pieces coup'e
OF bovs overcoas broke open the teachers desks anu
r,fed them OF all their contents of any value ana
carried away a valuable and the big CLOCK III 'he
principals room. - .ou,,,g ahout
Three rough looking men were seen PROVING apon'
the outskirts OF the village during me i Iteoo' 80
They were armed with heavy sticks COUP pr ,ha !"
sticks similar 10 these found on me noo, Oh 'i
church Detective Keron worked ali oay on the 'aS'
but got trace OF the thieves