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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-12-07
WILL RIVAL CARNEGIE
ROCKEFELLER TO ERECT BIG ROLL
ING MILLS ON LAKE MICHIGAN.
Scheme Which COntemplates the Ex-
penditure of $1O,OOO,OOO Just I'm
covered in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. Ga morning paper
makes the following announcement: John
d. Rockefeller is seeking to outdo Andrew
Carnegie as an iron king, and has plans
already matured and about to be carried
out aiming at that end The Standard Oil
Company, directed by Rockefeller, will be
the foe Of the Scotchman. This company
has purchased in South Chicago, along the
shores Of Lake Michigan and at the mouth
OF the Calumet river, a plot Of ground sew
eral acres i'm extent and with water
frontage of $500 feet On this, it is said,
rolling mills will be erected to cost slO.-
100000, possibly twice that amount
With this plant for manufacture, with
the vast mines in the Mesaba region for
the raw product, and with eighteen huge
lake vessels to carry the ore to the very
doors of the works, all owned by the Rock
efeller Company, that corporation may be
able to dictate terms to Mr. Carnegie and
his associates instead of being dictated to.
"Mr. Rockefellers scheme is not new He
has had it in mind for several years, but
not until now has he been ready TO put ii
into effect. His preliminary movements
have, as usual, been kept quiet Not until
to-day did anything reach the public and
then it was through an accident. Some
weeks ago large plot of ground was pur-
chased in South Chicago. The sellers were
the Calumet Canal and Dock Company and
several private individuals The real buyer
the neighbOrhood of S500,000 divided into
three payments. The first installment was
paid when the deed signed. and the
next two will be made Dec. Is. 1t was not
necessary that Mr. Rockefeller should di-
vide the sum.
The iron and steel business-at least
that part of it dealing in steel rails-is
controlled by Carnegie and his two allies
the Illinois Steel Company, of Chicago. and
the Colorado Fuel Iron Company, of Pueb-
10, Col. The price of rails at Pittsburg Is
$2s, at Chicago. $29; at Pueblo, s33. Which
ever of these three concerns is nearest the
purchaser delivers the rails. Rails cannot
be had of any one else. This is the situa-
tion which Mr.. Rockefeller has tackled He
expects to make steel rails from % to 10
per cent. cheaper than the trust can. He
can then sell them much cheaper.
THE new mills at South Chicago will not
be confined TO the manufacture of steel
rails, however but will make structural
iron OF all sorts as WELL 1t is stated further
and on good authority. that Mr.. Rockefeller
may go into the plate business also. The
site Of the new works is ideal for a mann
is twenty feet in depth, enough to float
the largest lake vessels, and provides a
perfect entrance for the Standard Oil ships.
which Will carry ore from the mines along
Lake Superior. These same boats will serve
a powerful whip in the hands of the
Standard Oil magnate in case the railroads
attempt to fight him, for they can also be
used for the grain trade and literally de-
moralize freight rates in every direction"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-12-07
NEW MACHINERY TRUST.
All Woodworking Machinery Manu-
facturers Now Together.

CINCINNATI, o., Dec. cat a secret
meeting here last night all the woodwork
ing machinery manufacturers of the
United States were consolidated, hut nc
terms can ne learned. About tw enty mil
lions of dollars is involved. The tive men
who conducted the negotiations are Nelson
j. Waterbury and Henry Nelson, of New
York; Thomas p Egan, of The Fay Il
Egan Company, OF this city and George
u. Altenburg and Henry L. Morehead rep
reseutng large number OF other y wood-
working machinery concerns in the coun-
try. 1t is understood that all IF the lead
ing manufacturers in this line have al
ready consented to go into the coIIsollda-
ton. and that the deal. while many de-
tails are yet TO be arranged. IL 20.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-12-07
TRAINMEN BLUNDERED.
Pulled Out on Main Track and Five
Men Are Now Dead.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. CA head
end collision between two through freights
on the Southern Pacific road near waeldor,
this morning, resulted i'm the death Of two
engineers, two firemen and a brakeman
The crew of the east-bound freight went to
sleep while waiting on a blind siding, and
the crew. on waking. thinking that the
section of the through west-bound freight
was the third section of the train took to
the main line. The weather was foggy and
the east-bound freight and the third section
of the west-bound train came together at
the bottom of sag i'm the road few miles
from the siding. The dead are:
II. p. COADY, engineer.
w. II. BROWN, engineer.
WILLIAM HOLT. fireman.
GEORGE ASKINS. fireman.
WILL HEARD, brakeman.
A relief train was sent from this city
with a corps of physicians and the dead
and injured were brought to San Antonio.
Through traffic was resumed late this aft
ernoon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-12-07
ELKS' ANNUAL MEMORIAL.
Impressive Services by the Baltimore
Lodge Yesterday.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 6.-The annual me-
mortal services of the Benevolent Pro-
tective Order of Elks was celebrated by
Baltimore Lodge, No. Z. to-day with more
than usual impressiveness The programme,
which was in charge Of Mr.. Thomas f.
McNulty. was of the highest order, and
included many effective solos and choruses.
probably the most beautiful number being
Hope Beyond" duet exquisitely rendered
by Brothers McNulty and Delavigne. The
principal Grafton was delivered by Grand
Exalted Ruler Meade ID. Detweier. of
Harrisburg. his subject being Immortal
ity." Other orations were delivered by
Deputy Collector of the Port James A
Diffenbaugh and Harry Arnold. exalted
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-12-07
SUICIDE OF A COUNT.
Mysterious Letter from nm Unknown
Woman I'm the Case.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.--Walter c.
Heinecke. twenty years old. "a or Ed
mund Heinecke, who claimed to be Ger
man count died to-day I'm Manhattan Hos
pital Young Heinecke was employed in
the Office of the street-cleaning depart
ment- Last night he shot himself in the
temple. At the hospital he said he at
tempted the suicide because he was no
longer able to do clerical work The fam
ily or the young man was warned by a
mysterious letter written In u womau's 5
hand. but the latter came too late TO rre-
vent the self-murder The writer Is un-
known, and the police believe that young
Heinecke had other motives for taking his
life than the one which he gave.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-12-07
FAILED TO ATTEND CHURCH.
Unexpected Callers at the Home oi
Major and Mrs. Mckinley.

CANTON. o., Dec. Except for a short
drive this morning about the city, Major
and Mrs. Mckinley did not leave the house
to-day. The Major had intended to go to
church, as usual. but was detained by a
number of callers about the hour of serv-
ice. Col. and Mrs. Myron T. Herrick of
Cleveland. came down the morning
train. spent the day at the house, and will
remain until Tomorrow A number of
people passing throug.. Canton stopped over
between trains to greet the Presdent-elect
and wife.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-12-07
A MADDENED LOVER
shoots His Montreal Sweetheart and
Then Himself.

MONTREAL. Que, Dec. 6.-Maddened by
unrequited love. Homer Howell, a young
man. aged twenty-seven. shot and fatally
wounded his former sweetheart. Miss Anna
Sims. aged twenty-four. at her home in
this city, to-day, and then put a bullet in
his own brain, dying on the spot. For
years Howell and Miss Sims had been en-
gagged 10 be married. Five months ago the
former went 10 New Haven. Conn, where
ment than his previous position in
Montreal. During Howells absence Miss
few days ago she finally bade him forget
her.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-12-07
soUND-MONEY DEMOCRATS.
Why the National Executive Commit
tee VIII Meet This Week.

The battle against false financial theories
will bring 20 the city this week another
gathering OF national chan Aacter in the meet
ing OF the executive committee OF the ma
tional Democratic party. which occurs next
Thursday. After the election Chairman
Bynum was inclined TO let things drift until
IL could be clearly seen what effect the re-
suit would have upon the old party organi-
zation. Bryan and the silver extremists.
however. did not give their followers time
TO calmly think over the situation. Almost
Immediately he called upon all the deluded
10 continue the propaganda or the heresics
OF the Chicago platform by keeping up the
organization OF silver clubs and continuing
tie agitation. Then he went TO Denver and
Opened the campaign Of 1900 with great
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-12-07
Muncie Memorial Services.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind. Dec. e.-Elks' memorial
day was observed by Muncie Lodge in
most elaborate and beautiful manner to-
day and the services were witnessed by
over fifteen hundred people, being con-
Quoted at the new Wysor Grand Theater.
a high-class musical programme was rem
dered. those taking part being the we'll
known baritone singer w. L. MacHenry,
Frank Prothero, Henry G.. Perry, quar-
tet composed of Bros. Youse. Moffit, Wach-
tell and Prothero, assisted by an orchestra.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-12-07

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON. Ind. Dec. 6.-Anderson
Elks conducted lodge of sorrow at the
Grand Opera House this afternoon that
was very largely attended. every seat in
the house being occupied. The doors were
thrown open to the public for the first time
and the impressive service made lasting
impression on those who were present. The
music was under the direction of the Grand
Opera House orchestra and the Anderson
Glee Club of thirty voices. Those who took
part in the programme We're l.. O. Smith.
Thomas Daniels NJ. A. Chapman, John
Thomas. G.. NJ. Ballard and Rev. j. A.
TaGf
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-12-07
OBITUARY.
Judge Henderson, New York Jurist
Appointed by Tilden.

JAMESTOWN. y. Y, Dec. 6-Judge
William Henderson. of Randolph, Cattarau-
gus county, dropped dead at his home late
last night. Heart failure was the cause
assigned by the physicians.
Judge Henderson was born Dec. T. 1926.
at Tully, Onondaga county. He studied
law. admitted the the bar. and i'm 1875
was appointed by Governor Tilden TO the
county court judgeship and later to the
Supreme Court of the Eighth judicial dis
trict. Since his retirement from the bench
in 1877 he has practiced law at Randolph
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-12-07
RED" LEARY'S WIDOW DEAD.
Notorious Woman who Planned the
Great Manhattan Bank Robbery.

NEW YORK. Dec Skate Leary. widow
of Red Leary, the bank robber died
ut Coney island last night. She is said
TO have planned the great Manhattan Bank
robbery. She once dug through the walls
of the Tombs and set Red Leary free
Once $4,000 Of stolen property was dug
from the sands near her home. She was
believed TO be the most expert shoplifter
In America. but the police could never
make = case against her.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-12-07
Governor Bradley san Dumb

CINCINNATI, Dee. 6.-Governor Bradley,
of Kentucky. Is still here in charge of DR..
Max Thorner. Two operations were per-
formed yesterday and tha patient rested
we'll to-day. but up 10 tonight the physi-
clans denied all callers access to the Gov
ernor. On account of his throat troubles
he cannot talk. but II Is believed that he
will soon recover.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-12-07

LONDON. Dec. 6.-Henry Fell Pease. Lib
eral member OF Parliament for the Cleve-
land division OF the North Riding of York
Is dead. Mr.. Pease was president of the
National Liberal Federation from 1881 to
1SS3 and had sat for the Cleveland division
of Yorkshire since 1855.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-12-07
PRICE CENTS ss E HssrEAy S sSSDs sHE sgasRs ss 9s
Exercises at Anderson.

ruler Of the local lodge. Ar audience which
packed the house listened to the exercises.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-12-07
Big 4 Route
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS

Tickets to be sold to the public Dec. "a,
% and 81 and Jan. !. All good returning
until Jan. 4.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-12-07

movement for annexation is TO be brought
forward again with the advent of the next
administration, and it is likely to be one
of the leading questions with which Presi-
dent Mckinley and the Fifty-fifth Congress
VIII have to deal.
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Continued ON Fifth Pagc.s
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D A KOTA.

Pension har erhallits al Andrew
johnson Hot Spring, S. D
En- elektrisk sparvag sages kom-
ma att smart anlaggas Grand Forks,
| N. d. ~.
Elevator brand. Brooks Bros.
stora elevator St. Thomas, n. D.,
ned brann i torsdags.
Grodan. Fran flere platsar Dako.
ia staterna inga underra atslser att GRO
dan skadats betydligt af rost.
Hastig dod. Andrew Hansen, en-
grufarbetare Lead, S. D., omkom i
fredags Renom en- explosion Bald
Mountain grufvan. Mannen var ogift
En- beloning al $500 har ntlofvats
till den som l5ckas gripa lor5fsaren af
det forra numret ANA mda mordet 4
John B. Brown i Oakes, N. q. e. IL
Fald. jain Peterson, som erkandt
sig skyldig till att hafva rdIvat post
kontoret i Saunders, S. D. har d0mts
till Is manaders arrest statsfangelset
Sioux Falls. ~
Svar anklagelse. Fred Kater, +.
d. county kassor Jeraved county, S.
D., greps haram dagen Iowaoch kom-
mer att foras till slit hem, der han ar
anklagad for att hafva begatt yaldtigt
pa sin egen styfdotter.
Hardt profvad famili. Fran HUI.
ron, S. D., meddelas, ant en- tio ars
gammal gosse d8dats af askan. Hans
broder sparkades ihiel af en- hist f6rli-
det ar och hans fader dog kors fore
delta al hjertslag. -
Sjelfmord. Anna Waiteman, en-
sjuksk6terska hospitalet Canton, S.
D., begick sjelfmord den 80 juni genom
att intaga gift. oiycklig kariek tros
hafva 7erit orsaken dertill. Miss Waite
man sages harstamma fran Stockholm,
Sverige. r.
Missraknade sig. Framstaende
medlemmar at Turtle Mountain india
nerna N. d. hemkommo nyligen fran
Washington dit de rest for att f6rs5ka
utfa $40, OO0,0 FOR land som de menade
man frantagit dem. De fngointet och
sagas vara myeket missndjda med den
''store fadern'' Washing gton.
Anklagelser och IN otanklagel-
ser Rattegang pagick f0rIiden yecka
4 Sioux Falls. S. D., moE. M .H.
Nesby och Nicolai Estensen fran Dali
Rapids, S. D., som anklagats att hafya
f0eliden oktober franrofyat John FL.
Bjorgan fran sistnamda plats $225. De-
tektiv John Str8m, f0rnt anstald i
Minneapolis, vittnade att Nesby be-
.kandt brottst for honom. Nasty der
emot har adagt Cd uppa attlstr6m med
revolver tvingat honoml att afagga
danna bskannelse och desssrtpm betala
ILL honom $25 Nesby och sEstenssn
frikanaes. men Str6na sak har diver.
lemnats till circuit courk Staden.
Huron, S. D., har fJrsatt ok mayor
Meyers anklagelsctillstan aerfor Mt
han skall hafva tagit Tor sgst bruk 1867
.tillhorande staden. m
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w Is CO N ST N.

Som guvernorskandidat d den
repu blikanska yalsedeln 6nskar Hon.
Ira B. Bradford fran Eau Claire county
att upptrada. 49,.
En- okand mansperson blet den
fjerde JUL 6fverk6rd och d6dad af ett
bantag Madison I hans fickor fans
en- tidning adresserad till E. 0. John.
son, 327 Main str. ="..=. @< r..
Mord. Christ Wylot, Pat Chrystie
och hans tvenne s5ner i Eaton kommo
f6rliden l0rdas grail under det de fra
de den stora nationalh0gtiden och Wy
lot blef ihjelskjuten utaf en- af Chry-
sites s0ner. De trs sitta nu fAngelse.
Ungdomlig darskap. Tillie Black,
dotter till polisman Black BAraboo
och blott II ar gammal, rymde fran
slit hem den 3 dennes tillsammans med
en- Frank Croyer till Reedb bay, der de-
sammanvigdes. Dsrefter foro de till
Candy, MINI. F0raldrarne synas eli
f0rs6ka att "a henne att atervanda.
West Superior-nyheter: County
clerk O. K. Anderson, som for en- It'd
sedan anklagades al Walter Carter att
halva forskingrat betydliga summon at
countiets medel, har frikants, emedan
inga bevis att han handlat oratt kunde
stallas mot honom. John Foy, som
kom till staden redan 1865, har aflidit.
En- skola for d5fstumma kommer tro-
ligen smart att 6ppnas West Superior.
Man har for afsigt att inlsmna en- Pc
tition till board OF supervision med an
hallan att en- dylik skola skall 5ppnas
"a smart moiligt ar. Miss Fannie Me-
Kinnon, hvilken haft anstallning yid
Evening Telegram" kopte for on It'd
tillbaka for EFT ringa pris nagra aktier
en- guldgrufva | British Colombia.
F0rliden vscka salde hon dem for $40,
900. - Stor orc raider bland yannarna
till Josie Anderson som oforklarligt
forsvunnit Dst sages, att hon SAM
mantraffat med den oftsrs6kte Utah
presten. Hermans yid hans vistelse |
staden och senare rest till Minneapolii
att m6ta hononn. Sedan dess har mag
icke hort nagot fran henne. Hsnnsi
i8raldrar bo Dser Park, Minn.
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oroliga indianer. Indianerna 8
Cheyenne reservationen asgas fortfa-
rande visa sig synnerligen oroiiga och
ha af pur elakhet som det synes, s6kt
tillfoga de Invita- nybyggarnes kreaturs-
hjordar all skada de kunna.
Afsatt fran slit embete sasom al
derman blef Fl. II. Johnson Sioux
City, Ia., / f6rra veckan al stadsfull-
maktige derstades. j, som var ankla-
CAD for mutf0rs6k, antages komma att
draga saksn infor statens domstolar.
Frandskapen meIlan svenskan
och Dahomeyspraket. A Ponop-
tikon i Berlin upptradde harom dagen
en- fyrtiotva qvfnnor stark am nazontrupp
fran Dahomey, Afrika, hyars presta-
toner vackte mycket bifalL Den AID
sta af damerna som forde befalet och
bar titeln 0fverkrigarinna hette Gatm-
ma.
Frigifven blef andtligen / f6rra vec-
kan Edla Stenquist, eller mrs Junk i
New York, hvilken j ire nanader hall
Its fangslad pa anklageise att vara
delaktig i juvelstolden hos familjen
Burden derstades. Sasotn f6rut ON
namts, hade de England gripna tiuf-
yarne f0rklarat henne vara oskyldig.
Tjufvarne, Robert Dunlop och William
Turner, d0mdes mandagenf V. till nio
ars straffarbete.
Demokratiska nationalkonven-
tet sammantradde / car Chicago.
Partiet ar deladt tva frak toner, den
ena f0rordande fri siifvermyntning,
den andra Sound money. Silver
mannen aro dock talrikast och kom-
ma tvifvelsutan att kontrollera kon-
ventet. Bland och Boies synas vara
de starkaste observation-disclosures,
| fastan nominationen Afven @efters6kes
af bl. a. guvernor Altgeld och ofverlU-
paren Teller. II.
Afliden forfattarinna. Harriet
Beecher Stowe, forfattarinnan till den
f0rtra fdiga berattelsen Onkel Toms
Stuga'. afied onsdags 81 slit hem i
Hartford, Conn, den hdRaz aldsrn af
81 ar. Den afiidna var en- af vart lands
fornamsta f5rfattarinnor 0nkel Toms
Stuga", som har I, landet ntgatt ] 500.
900 exemplar och i England ian million
exemplar SAINT blifvit ofversatt pa de
fiesta ofriga europeiska spraken, ar .en
masterlig skiidring al Alatlitvet isc-
dern fore trevolutio ohskriget och torde
ha gjort mera for att Sacan nedlidande
med och sympatf FOR sgd staternas star
var an nagonting alnnat az nvad SON
derom talats och skrffvits. F6rutom
namda berGittelse har hon f0rTattat' fle.
ra|andra arbeten, allaFllksom forfattar
imam sjeit, uaturtrogna, snkia och
/ kanslolulla. e{kE =
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Ell gglsaI!t Il!iane!

. For att gifva de landsmau, hvilka
Innu icke hora till var redan stora
Asekrets, tillfalle att narmare lara
kama MINNESOTA STATS T1DNING, sa
hafYa vi beslutat att lemna tidnin-
gen fran den nya f0lietongens b6rian
till innevarande ars slut for den
ytterst ringa afgiften at
so cents. ~'
Ju fiere man, desto battre lycka,
heter det. Matte derfor tidningens
: -:vanner CORA slit basta for anskaf-
fandet af nya prenumeranter. For
att ytterligare uppmuntra till sadant
arbete utlofvas till enhvar, som in
sander 10 nya prenumeranter med
atf6liande af $5, boken Jesu LIT eller
de i tidningen forut annonserade
"a vyeraa med stereoskop. Mottaga-
rem erlagger expressafgiften for de
utlofvade premierna. Frimarken af
/ och 2 cts. val6r mottagas.
Adressera: ~
Minnesota Stats Tidnlng,
1877 E. 7th ST., st. Paul, MINI.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-08-19
Local Department.

j. +. Bullard is quite seriously ill.
New steps have been built in front Of
the opera house.
Mrs. Will Miller is spending the week
at Paw Paw Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. O'Dell have returned
from Grand Ledge.
Thos. Cody of Lawrence was among
our callers, Monday.
Hon. G. w. Merriman of Hartford
was in town Monday
Prof. E. A. Wilson of Benton Harbor
was in town Monday.
w. n Cook of South Haven was in
town Monday, on business.
Mrs Beatley and son, f. o. Nash,
are visiting Paw Paw friends.
j. w. Feek and Saul Frank of Goble.
bleville were in town yesterday.
Prof H. c. Wilson will be home to-
day. from his summers vacation.
Rev. j. H. Hammond spoke at the
M. K. church last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Pearl Pritchard and son are at
Hartford this week visiting friends.
Fred w. Smith, the Decatur attorney,
was in town on business, yesterday.
Mr.. Erastus Cash had valuable colt
killed by lightning one day last week.
Married, Saturday, Aug. 10, by JUS
tice Shrine, Ira Newton and Laura
Shaw.
A. E. Beebe is advertised to discuss
silver at the court house Thursday
evening.
Miss f. Cert :ude Lyle of Decatur was
guest of Paw Paw friends a part of
last week.
Nj. p. Allen and Jesse Brown are two
of the "boys" who have joined the BIZ
cycle army.
Miss Lydia l.. Conway is home on a
visit. She Will return to Chicago about
September /.
H. P. Waters of Antwerp has been in
town for several days, helping to care
for his son Harry.
A big crowd went on the Baptist
Sunday school excursion to South
Haven, yesterday.
Henry Eye and family have moved
back from Kalamazoo, where they have
lived for year past.
A special train leaves this morning
at S:15, on account of the republican
convention at Hartford
Ice cream will be served this evening
on Mrs. Mason's lawn by the G.. +.
society of the +. b. church.
Edison Woodman's mint house was
struck by lightning one night last week,
but the damage was trifling.
New and ornamental steps have taken
the place of the unsightly platform in
front of the Free Baptist church.
G. +. Ocobock returned to Chicago
Sunday night. Mrs. Ocobock will re.
main here couple of weeks yet.