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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-01
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

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n RPHANS COURT SALE-ESTATE
" of Jabez jenkins, deceased. BY vir.
tue of an order by the Orphans Court OF
Lackawanna county, Pennsylvania, there
will be exposed at public sale In the Arbi,
tration room, in the Court House, az
Scranton, on Saturday, the 18th day OF
July, 1897, at p. m, the following de,
scribed real estate, late the property OF
Jabez Jenkins, deceased, OF the city oi
Scranton.
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land situate in the city of Scranton, Soun'
ty of Lackawanna, and State OF Penn
sylvania, described as follows:
Said lot of land being situate in the
Fifth ward of the city OF Scranton, ano
being lot number twenty (2O) In olock
number fifty-five (5O on street known at
and called Fourteenth street, in the city
of Scranton. between Division street ano
Luzerne street, being fifty I5O feet IT
front on Fourteenth street and one hun
dred and fifty $50 feet deep and rectan'
gular in shape, upon which is located one
single and one double two-story frame
dwelling houses and outbuildings. Coai
and minerals reserved.
TERMS OF SALE.
Twenty-Five per cent, ESQ of the pur'
chase money to be paid In cash on the day
of the sale, twenty-five per cent. (259o) OF
final confirmation of the sale by the court
and the balance to be paid with interest,"
three (9 months from date of said contfr'
nation, to be secured by bond ana mort
gage. ,,,,>,.
'" iHLiEh-h ~ 49,
WATSON, DIEHL, HALL & KEN
MERDR, Attorneys for the Estate
~ RPHANS' COURT SALE-ESTA TE
~ of Ann Jenkins, deceased. BY virtue
of an order by the Orphans Court OF
Lackawanna, county, Pennsylvania, there
will be exposed at public sale in the Ar
bitration room, in the Court House, al
Scranton. en- Saturday, the 18th day ol o.
July, 1897, at z p. m, the following de
scribed real estate, late the property o.
Ann jenkins, deceased, of the city o.
Scranton.
All that certain lot, piece or parcel o
land situate in the city OF scranton, coun
az of Lackawanna, and State Of Penn
sylvania, described as follows:
Said lot of land being situate IN TN
Fifth ward in the said city of Scranton
on the street in said city known as and
called Fourteenth street, between DiVts
ion and LuZerne streets and being To-
number nineteen Q0 in square or bloch
number fifty-fve (55l, said lot being hftN
(5O) feet in front on Fourteenth street and
one hundred and fifty Q50) feet deep anC
rectangular i'm shape. All improved witt
a double frame dwelling house numbered
3l6 and 31S on Fourteenth street anC
small outbuildings. Coal and minerals
TERMS OF SALE.
Twenty-Five per cent. esq OF the pur
chase money to he paid in cash on the da!
of the sale, twenty-five per cent. csc OF
final confirmation OF the sale BY the cour
and the balance to be paid with interest
three 90 months from date OF said conilr
nation, to be secured by bond and mort
gage. ,r,>,,,,>,e
Trustee.
WATSON, DIEIL, HALL & KEN
MERCER, Attorneys for the Estate
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Swallowed Poison bv Mistake.

Sharon, June 30.-William Rosen-
blum today swallowed a quantity of
which contained some strych-
nine, by mistake, and he may not re-
cover.
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ESCAPED Insane Man Caught.

Reading, June 3O.-John Shelly, who
escaped from the Wernersville asylum
last Friday was captured in the vic
unity of the White house.
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CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE,

CORNS BUNIONS AND INGROWING
~ nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood Consultation and advice
given free. f.. NJ. HETZEL, Chiropodist
$50 Lackawanna avenue Ladies attended
at their residence If desired. Charges moder-
ate.
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APPROPRIATION BILLS.

J The house took up senate appropria-
tion bills this afternoon and passed
the following finally: Appropriating
$l32354.92 to the West Pennsylvania
Institution for Feeble Minded Children;
S6.5OO to the Chester County Hospital,
West Chester: 5000 to the Phoenix
vile hospital; $4,000 to the Good Sam
aritan hospital, Lebanon; $6,277.46 to
pay the expenses of the committee to
inves tigate the condition of the miners
in the bituminous coal region $6,SS4. %
TO pay the expenses of the committee
to investigate the condition Of the
miI.ers in the anthracite region; $4,000
to st. Luke's hospital, Philadelphia;
$4,000 to the German hospital, Phila-
delphia.
The bill appropriating $5,S72.15 to pay
the eXper ses of the committee to in
Vestigate the oleo scandal was defeat
ed by vote Of rs to "a. The bill ap-
propriatiEg $56AOO to the reform school
of MorganZa was amended by the sem
etc by increasing the amount to 81, 900
When 1T was brought into the house
that body refused to approve the in
crease, but afterward reconsldered its
action and passed the bill finally. The
house also agreed in the senate's ac-
tion in increasing the appropriation
$1,000 to SlO,09O to the Willialnsport hos
pitel.
The remainder of the Afternoon ses-
sion was spent i'm discussing the report
of the conference commit tee on the
new revenue bill. Chairman Bolles, of
the ways and means committee, ex-
planned briefly the provisions of the
measure as 1t was prepared by the
committee and appealed to the house
to pass it. The bill increases retail
liquor licenses in, cities of the first and
second class $1,000 to 81 ,100 third class
cities from $500 to $3.50; boroughs from
$50 to $500; townships from $25 to $10O
The distillers license is fixed at $1,000
Hat above 5000 barrels and is graded
below that figure; brewers, 81 900 fiat
above $4,000 barrels and graded below.
In first and second class cities the bot
tiers license is fixed at 81, 900 and In
third class cities, boroughs and town
ships, $500. No increase is made in
the license of wholesalers, except in
boroughs and townships. Mr.. Bolles
stated that the bill would raise be-
tween H,0OO,00e and 81, ,25O, 900 revenue a
year II II became a law in the form In
which 1t was reported from the confer
ence committee.
The report of the conference COM
mittee was rejected by go yeas to 1870
nays, after which on motion Of Mr.
Crpthers, the senate was requested ia
appoint new conference committee
TO confer with a similar committee
from the house and a recess was taken
at $3.50 until o'clock.
The conference committee agreed tinon
bill tonight, but 1t was not presented 10
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BOARDERS WANTED,
Tvs. Under This Head One Cent a Word

WyANTED-TWO REFINED GENTLE
w men boarders. Central location. Sur
roundings first-class. Meals prompt; but
must find their own amusenents. To such,
a good home can be found by addressing ",
Tribune office.
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GOOD HORSE RACES
AT DRIVING PARK
Three.Day Meet Begins Uuder Most Fsv.
orable Auspices.
FAST TRACK AND FINE WEATHER

Pleasing Feature Was the Work of
Fred Smith, startcr--Fieids Were
Large and of Good Quality--2.5O
Trot, 2.2O Pace, 2.35 Pace and
HaIf-MiIe Running Event Were De-
cided--Attractive Card for Today.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF BENJAMIN Ii. TIL ROOP, NJ.
II d., late ofthe City of Scranton, County
OF Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania.
Letters testamentary upon the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, all
persons having claims or demands against
the said estate will present them for ayment,
and those indebted thereto will please make
immediate payment to -
HARRIET +. THROOP,
THEODORE G. WOLF,
EVERETT WARREN
Executors and Trustees.
WARREN & KNAPP,
Attorneys for Estate.
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EOR SALE-A FINE YOUNG SPAN OF
II dark chestnut horses. For description
inquire at Everetts Stable, Dix Court, Scran-
ton.
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ONE E-CENT-A- WORD ADLETS.
FOR SALE.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent Word.

EOR SALE-ONE THREE-HOUSE FLAT,
also one three-story double house, In
Guiding store room. f. ID. CAPWELL, 1928
Lafayette street.
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BUSINESS OF THE
ALL-NIGHT SESSION
House Refuses 10 Support Senate Ex'
pense Bills.
DAIRY SLEUTH MOORE EXONHRATED

Last. Chapter of the Oleo Scandal--
The New Libel Bill Will Go to the
Governor, for Consideration--Mea-
sures Passed, and Various Other
Matters Acted Upon at the Closing
Sessions of House and Senate.
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CITY SCAVENGER.

CHAS. COOPER, CITY SCAvENGER.
- All orders promptly attended to, day or
night All the latest appliances. Charges
reasonable. 719 Scranton street. House.
1928 Washburn street.
A B.BRIGGS CLEANS PRIvY VAULTS
n. and cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used. A. BRIGGS, Proprietor.
Leave orders HOO N. Main ave, or Eckes'
drug store, corner Adams and Mulberry
Telephone 6O4O.
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LOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS, UP STAIRS,
Il corner Won Storch-Nlarion, Green Ridge.
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FOR RENT.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.

TOR RENT-DUNMORE EIGHT-RoOM
Il house, Fourth street, of Dudley; fur
mace; bath. Inquire next door,
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EOR SALE-A SILVER-PLATED CONN
II double bell euphonium, nicely engraved,
with trombone bell, gold lined: nearly new
and cost $50; will sell at bargain. Address
this week to L. w. GAILOR, LaRaysville,
Pa.
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in the race but lost 1t by breaking
badly in the first quarter and being
distanced. The first quarter was made
in "a, the half in 1.59 the third quarter
in LAM and the distance in the same
time as the second heat, 2.19A. The
first two were separated by a length
while two lengths away 10 10 and
Maud l. whipped out the finish for
third, the former landing under the
wire with only half length to spare.
The summary:
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EoR sALE-FINE TRAP CHEAP. 1541
Il Penn avenue.
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WATSON, DIEIIL, HALL & KEN
MERER, Attorneys for the Estate
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-09-09
AT THEIR OlO HOME.
The President aud Mrs. kckini-y >pead
the sabbath at Canton.

CANTON. -. sept G-Mr. and Mrs
Mckinley are having u pleasant little
visit here in their old home. The
weather is delightful. the nights
pleasantly cool and the days not OPP
prcssiyely hot. The city is at its best
in appearance. the trees lining the
streets in rich fall foliage. and the
pretty lawns dotted with late summer
blooms
A drive through these scenes. such
as the Mckinleys always take, was in
decd delightful experience.
The president went tn church yester-
day morning accompanied by 1iS aged
mother and her sister. Mrs. Abigail
Osborne. of Cleveland.
The trio rode 10 the church in
Mother Mckinley's modest carriage,
and occupied the old pew from which
Maj Mckinley was seldom absent
" hen in the city. The service was in
the First VI. T.. church. of which the
president is n director, and the sermon
was delivered by Rev. DIR. {. +. Man
chester. his old eomrade in arms. and
pastor of the church during Mckinley s
last residence here.
The president and Mrs. Mckinley
took dinner with the latters sister,
Mrs. VI. c. Barber. aud spent most ol
The afternoon at the Barber home.
President Mckinley went To his moth
er's home. chatted with a few neigh.
bors who dropped in, and after Il short
A rive r.sturned tnnk lunch and Sc ttl,.1i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-09-09
A PROSPEROUS SEASON.
rsssiietisa OF eeorxe M. Coma. Aetinx
tsmptreilsr OF the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. sept A-Mr. George
VI. Coffin. acting comptroller Of the
currency, is confident Of a most pros
porous financial scason foe the United
states in the near future. lie said
to-day;
There l. every evidence that the
nited states i accommodating a vast
amount OF capital Of its own. and this
goes t. show that sooner or later, 10 1t
j. not already vi. this country will bc
financially independent of Great
Britain OF any other nation.
The current rate FOR demand loans
in New York is -. per cent. agains,
n slightly higher rate in London. ami il
i not a, all improbable that under these
circumstances New York bankers are
loauing money in London.
The national banks Of this country
now hold about si6O. 90 00O over aud
above the sums required by law aS a
legal reserve. The same condition Of
all airs undoubtedly exists in the other
banking institutions through the states
Of the union. There has teen a wonder
ful accumulation Of capital in the
savings banks
'One result of this enormous accu
mutation Of capital will he lower rates
Of interest for the future. am sure
that this will cun. aud the opinion il
shared by many bankers throughout
the country. do not believe that we
will see again a. high rates ofintereSt
a. have prevailed in recent years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-09-09
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

FoUR boys, whose ages range from 10
to IA years. were severely injured at
Chicago on the 9Th by the explosion Of
a dynamite cartridge which they found
while playing.
GEORGE ". GLARKE broke the world 5
high-dive record at Chicago ON the 9Th
by jumping off the railroad railing of
the Halsted street lift bridge when the
structure was raised to an elevation Of
los feet above the Chicago river.
The Amoskeag mills at Manchester,
y. H., started ON full time ON the 9th.
after shutdown of one month Eight
thousand operatives thus return toworsS
Ir has been definitely stated that a
five miles of Llano. Tex, and is now
being operated with large profits.
JESSE HEARD. the slayer of Livery
man Blair, of Little Rock, Ark, was
acquitted on tbs 4th.
TWELVE hundred baleSof cotton were
burned in New York harbor ON the 5th.
The total yield of the Egyptian cot
ton is said to be 5000, 900 cantars. This
is 100, 900 cantars over the yield of last
year.
THE posse on the trail of the Gulf
passenger train hold-ups captured the
men on the 5th without resistance in
the Cimmaron country Colorado.
As A result of an explosion which oe-
Cured in an electric light plant at Nor
ton, Ill. on the sth. two girls were
killed outright and two boys seriously
hurt
MISS MABEL MORRILL,. aged =. years.
of East Cambridge. Mass. while riding
bicycle on the 5th. fell into an eNca-
walton and was killed.
The Arkansas Southern Railroad will
be extended from Junction City TO Alley
andria, La.
In fit of jealousy, and while drink
ing, William Haustetter, at Cincinnati.
o., on the Sd. shot his wife and then
killed himself.
FAILURES for the past week have been
I9l in the United States. against 1874 last
year. and rs against 81 in Canada
BALLARp HAYNES stabbed his brother.
Dave Haynes, TO death near Murray,
KY, on the LIST. The tragedy had its
origin over n bottle Of whisky which
Dave Haynes had stolen from his
brother.
THE treasury statement on the Sd
shows: Available cash balance, sals,-
sss.S7s; gold reserve, tlsasi1s,isA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-09-09
The PEARL HUNTERS.
AL Other Ba.iae.s Neglected To uaat ros
ths s.ms.

NEW ORLEANS. sept IA special
from Helena, Ark. says:
The pearl hunting industry which
has been exciting the whole country
Is spreading all over this end OF the
state. The IT. Francis river. from the
mouth of the river To Jeffersonville. is
lined with white people aud negroes.
all engaged in unearthing aud prying
open the riehly-la len muSsel shells.
One young man brought u small bottle
Of pearls Ia Helena taken from Phil
lips bayou. a tributary Of the ~.
Francis. They are darker in color
than the ordinary pearls of com
merce. but are Landowner shapes
aud of good sizt. All of the
chain of lakes in the hitherto
waste ST. Eraaeis bottoms are full of
these pearl-bearing musscls aud il is
expected that the whole country will
soon be engaged in the business to the
drtrimen: OF crop gathering. one
planter said that he expected to have
difficulty in securing hands to pick his
cotton On account of the pearl excite
ment
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-09-09
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS


Frank Eushing. the negro who killed
n. - Myers, white man. In Lawrence
county on July IS. was placed in tho
pcnitenttary last week Rushing j. ouc
negro who by the vigilance II the pf-
iiccrs escaped lynching. After the kilt
'ng indignation in Lawrence was great
against him. sheriff Williams ~ that
souuty concluded that the only thing
he could do t. save hi, neck was Ia get
him speedily out ~ Lawrence county
Forty or iifty citizens had made up their
minds to hang him. Mr.. Williams be-
lievsd they would de- sa. and late one
pighi he tool, the negro To- i'ikc county.
where he remained In Jail until his trial
las, week. The jury after hearing all
the evidence concluded that Rushing
was only guilty OF msnSlaughtcr and
brought In a verdict accordingly. and
he was sentenced to fifteen years Inn
prisnnment. y. =. Ball. the sheriff II
Pike county. had evidence that this YER
diet would not give satisfaction in Law
renee county. and fearing that II the
prisoner remained in Pike county he
would be- lynchcd. he last week took
Rushing Ia jackson. where he il now
confined safely behind the pcnitcntiary
bars. II is not probable that Rushing
will take an appeal a. he seems salts
fled with the verdict, Both these >hcr-
ills had lively time In saving Rush
ings neck
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-09-09
FACTS ABOUT ALASKA.
fs'ssrs. From Letter From ss.s. brady
.f Aisshs q. Secretary niis> DAILY .
small f~rsrnts<- of These Wins HeA n
skssusy wan cst Nrrv~. the Dista~


WAsnINsruN sept . John c.
Brady, governef VI Alaska. has sent 70
Secretary Hiss personal letter, In
which he gives some interesting facts
about the rush for the klonlikc re
gion- Gov. Brady has been identified
with tac Alaskan interests most of his
lifetime. aud j. known to be very con
Serva,ivc In his opinions. Writing
from juneau. he sayS
steamships arc paving daily for
sisaguay loaded with passengers
aud supplies The news iust out of
kiondiiSe by reliable men il calculated
To rsise the ex-ltcment to higher
pitch The shipmeu, % dust by the
mouth ~ the Yukon will BE- all Of two
and one half tpn< Rich finds have
been made wei, up IN the sides % the
mountains, aud The old saying that
Vsoii il where yoa a1s u -as silver
runs in veins, secms 10 be emphasized
In that district
there are 5. a.oJomen at>kaguay and along
the trail Of the White pa>N hut few
only have gone over the pass With their
supplies, aud unly a small per cent Of
the number can get scroSn Some
parties arc dividing up aud win try to
send over supplies while the Others
will 90 into camp uutil spring The
men who ARE coming are fine fellows.
aud greatly admire them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-09-09

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g.nee IN fi,,.- ;. II -. - y.
cauS, ~ bis t,,,-,.s,t
Gov r,,
has ,,ix.n -. ',,.N ''''''',s' -,
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in The so,n,-,. -s,..s,- 80 e'.'.'',.''
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a. - - IS, .s'A' ~ = "'AhH has eonSeh."a
,,.,s - s"o iasn'ny ean'ina'e Tor
'"'A'
A'iN' COMMISSION VIII meet IN
'.'eIs'ura shortly TO discuss tue
o' universal anu e"mp"i-
e''Sati9a Ia huss's-
a b.srAtcH FROM Havana. dated tae
"a. SAID. he last two steamers which
ns'e >aiiea Tor spain carried 1880 sick
s"'u'er~
On the 81 Captsin-Gcnersl weyler
received from spain s. 000. 600 in silver.
10 be used in dcfraying the expenses Of
the war in Cuba
IN the course OF an interview. on the
sd. ON the subject OF President Faurc's
recent visit to st. Petersburg. Prime.
bismarck said. But for all that, the
French people are moved nearer To- the
tre and might more easily than ever
boil over. This ought to deliver our
rulers from any illusion they NAV still
cherish, and should serve to warn them
against altering the basis Of our ma
tional defense
THE post office department is avail
ing itself of every satisfactory oppor-
tunity To dispatch mails to the various
points in Alaska In accordance with
this policy, Assistant Postmaster
General >hallenberger. ON the 81,
wired authority for forwarding mails
ON the steamer farrellon. sailing that
day from Seattle for Dyea and inter
mediate points.
DURING the military maneuvers in
the vicinity OF Weimar, Germany. on
the 81, a pontoon bridge collapsed
while the Ninety-fourth Thuringian
regiment of infantry was passing over
II A number OF soldiers aud some of
the trumpeters were either drowned or
hit by the timbers of the bridge and
killed
Tue United states subtreasury trans
terred sloo,OoO Ia small bills 10 Kansas
Olty, on the al, for which It received
gold IN exchange, and si9.S0o In silver
dollars Z" Texas and Alabama Bank
ers also report heavy shipments OF cur
reney direct To the west and southwest
by registered mail aud "therwtSe, but
NOT much 10 the s"nth-
WILLIS AND k"HEKr STEELE, cousins
liv'ng al brushy Pork. lnd-, became
involved IN hght, on the 81, over an
Old teud. when Wills drew a revolver
aud shot Robert in the abdomen which
caused death Ia two hours. Wins
gave himself up. claiming sei-ae-
'snse-
riS ms" HAeNi''S' an o'u pt'SlSs
'.s. sNl.o'.s'' : g'.' ,ssss '"s siAe
Il ~l,'S'' .i - - -, i..'',' :" ."o
= ~n', - - &c , -" .ouu', gu s,'e
N"oeN .is "o.s''' .'o' 'e'eH' i" us'e nc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-09-09

In the way ~ news a. To- the senate
rial succes~ ..n thsrr is absolutely moth
ing new. Gov. McI.aurin has virtually
announced that he il in NJ hurry about
making the appointment. that he is go
ing Ia take his time and slo what he
considers to the best interest of the
state. regardless of personal consc-
quenc,.>. The friends of the candidate.
are not permitting the gsaS> to grow in
their tracks. however. They continue
to make pilgrimagss Ia the old capitol
building. and jackson comes about a.
near being mecca as ever in it, his
tory. The t;corge sncerssion i one in
which every patriotic citizen of the State
l. deeply concerned and Interested +.
VI Henry. in Commercial Appeal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-09-09
BODIES FOUND.
brought to the Surface by tn. IL. Of
Dynamite.

PLArrsBURG, y. y, sept. 6.-The
bodies of Mr.. and Mrs. Forest H. Par
Ner. jr., who were drowned in chain
lake, in the AdirondaelSs. ON saturday.
were recovered saturday night. Dyna
mite was used and the bodies came to
the surface. Mr.. Parker aud his wife
went rowing in the morning. Mr.. Par
ker taking a gun with him Not re-
turning about noon n party went in
search Of the missing couple. aud the
boat was found floating bottom up at
the end II the lake. When Mr.. Par
ker's body was recovered il was found
that the nose was broken aud the fac.
badly distigured. which seemed to in-
dicate that when the gun was div
charged ii had exploded or kicked
badly. and that MIR Parker had been
knocked overheard aud probably over
turned the boat