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Golf At NarraGnnsett Pier.

S~ARRAGANsETT PIER, r l.. Aug. 2s.-In tho
open golf tournament now being held at Nara
gansett Pier under the auspices of the Point
Judith Country Club. the following cups arc Of.
fered: A Presidents cup by P. s. p. Randolph. a
consolation cup given by tho club. q handicap
cup given by the club. and a medal for tho
best scratch score, given by Messrs- Granville
kane and w. Biddle.
In the Presidents Cup finals to-day Barker de.
feature Of the afternoon, match was tho round
made BY Rarker in the play for the Presidents
Cup against Mauron. In which he scored 70,
tying the record OF the links. The summary
follows:
Presidents Cup.-Seoond Round-A. Barker. Aga.
wan Golf Club. Providence. beat W. 9. Mauron. same
club, 8 up and I to play; Carpenter. Jamestown Golf
Club. beat Hitchcock. Point Judith Club. l up. B1nais
Barker beat Carpenter 8 up and I to play.
Consolation Cup.-second Round-Dr. r. Robinson
beat p: u. Prescott, Q up and y to play L. s. Cooke beat
Qrenville Kane, o up and I to play.
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STATES, 60 LIBERTY ST., NEW YORK
TO


We invite your attention to the prospectus of
the YUKON MINING AND EX-
PLORATION COMPANY. Limited. and, az
purely a business proposition, would ask for
same your careful consideration.
1t Is proposed by this company to send out the
most thoroughly equipped expedition which has
yet left for the Klondike. composed Of none but
experienced miners accustomed to the hardships
OF rough mining camps. These men will be un.
der the direct control OF F.. Eugene Gladwin
who has had a large and varied experience in
the working of mines and developing mining
properties, and who for the last two years has
had entire charge of a group OF mines in Kern
County, California, in which the officers Of this
corporation are largely interested.
These miners go under a contract which pro-
vides that the company shall own f~fty-one per
cent. OF all the claims located by them in con-
siderntiou for their free transportation and the
necessary supplies furnished for their existence.
The company will acquire further properties BY
purchase option. location or otherwise. and
with that end in view George NJ. Belden sailed
on the steamer Cleveland on Aug. @. for st.
Michaels, en- route for Dawson City. where no
will bond a large number OF claims TO be taken
over by US as approved by our board OF en-
gincers.
We have secured a large steamer capable OF
carrying 1000 tons, dead weight, and 1t is pro-
posed to take a full cargo OF provisions and
miners supplies, over and above the actual
amount required for our own expedition. With
these trading posts will be established under the
personal supervision Of w. 7. Criswell, who has
long been connected with commercial interests
in Alaska and on the Pacific Coast.
1t is expected that this commercial feature of
our business alone will yield a profit many times
over the cost of our investment, leaving the
profits from our mining ventures as all clear
gain, and We believe for every thousand dollars
invested many thousands will be returned.
The promoters OF this company having faith
In their enterprise do not ask You 10 pay Sl.o0
per share for your stock in order TO provide them
with a large amount at no cost TO themselves;
neither do the directors absorb a large proper
ton OF the receipts OF the company in salaries.
UNDER OUR PLAN ALL STAND ON AN
RQVAI. BASIS, No STOCK BEING SET ASIDE
FOR An OFFICER DIR DIRECTOR EXCEPT As
1T ~ u AND PAID FOR II SAME
As IN EVERY OTHER sHAREHOLDER.
THE DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS ARE TO
RECEIVE NJ sALARIEs UNTIL VOTED III
THE sHAREHOLDEVS. AND THEY HAVE SUB
sCRInED AND PAID FOR 200, 900 sHAREs.
Subscription books are now open at the Offices
OF the company:
81 Wall 81. New York city.
34l Equitable Building, Baltimore.
4oT Chamber of Commerce, Rochester, n. Y.
83l Splitter Building. Toledo. Ohio.
Applications may be made by mail 10 any Of
our Offices. accompanied by check or Post ONCE
order for the number OF shares desired, but no
certificate for less than forty shares will 10
issued.
YUKON TRADING, MINING AMI Elk.
PLORATIoN Co, LTD.
Correspondence solicited.
Personal interviews invited.
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GENERAL AGENCY FOR the UNITED
ALASKA KL0NOYkE
GOLD MINING co,

Capital stock, 100000 Shares OF
$1,000 each, fully paid and nom
~assessable, of which 100000 shares
arc now offered for subscription at
par.
DIRECTORS.
JAMEs RICE. late Secretary State of Colorado;
WIN. SHAW. capitalist, Chicago; E. N. T1TCoMB
Vice. Presid ent and General Manager Eastman Fruit
Dispatch Co.; H. C. FASH. member Maritime Ell.
change, New York; GEO. W. MORGAN, Circle City.
Alaska.
ADVISORY BOARD
GEN. GEO. II. FORD, President Chamber OF Com.
merce and Director Merchants Bank, New Haven,
Conn; Hon. L. II. WAKEFIELD. Associate Justice
First District Court. South birmingham. Mass; Hon.
G. Y. RICHMOND. late President Court OF Appeals.
Denver. Col: S. @. PpEGRAF late Treasurer Ly.
coming County, willIamsport, Penn; SAMUEL NJ.
RYAN, President Chesapeake and Potomac Tele.
phone Co, Washington. d. C.; DR.. K, c. FISHER,
1921 Michigan Rv, Chicago, H.; y. A. HUFFMAN.
Detroit. Mich; II. G. b. SWIFT, Attorney at Law.
Fall River. Mass.
Fl BUSINESS OF THE ALASKA.KLoNDYKE
GOLD MINING COMPANY will be to run q line OF
steamers on the Yukon River. and between Seattle
and the different ports OF Alaska, open supply stores
q the different camps, do a general r~RANsPoRTA.
TON, COMMERCIAL. and BANKING BUSINESS. and,
In addition. DEAL N MINING CLAIMS and WORK
THE MINES ALREADY OWNED and that may here
after be acquired By the company.
Mr.. George W. Morgan, our superintendent, has
been on the Yukon for the past year working In the
interest of this company. Therefore. we are not
asking any one TO contribute to a project unplanned.
but TO one thoroughly matured. This company. with
its able aids. extensive knowledge. and great re-
sources, is certain to become one OF the richest com.
panies operating in Alaska
Our President takes pleasure in referring you to
the following list of references;
f. DEWEY. Mills & Co, Bankers. Detroit.
Mich LOUIS C. TETARD, Commissioner Worlds
Fair from Mexico, The Rookery, Chicago. H.; SrnA-
tor H. NJ. TELLER Of Colorado; JOHN SHAFROrH.
Representative to Congress, Colorado; J. NJ. BELL,
Representative to Congress, Colorado: c. c. CLEMENT
Washington Trust Co. Building. Washington. d. C,
JOSEPH C. HELM. ex.ChIef Justice OF Colorado,
CHARLES d. HAYT, Chief Justice OF Colorado; c. h.
MAGICIAN. plp Times.IIerald. Chicago. III.
AURlCE JOYCE, Electro Picture. star Building.
Washington, D. c.; CAPT. j. J. LAMBERT. owner
and Editor ChieftAin, Pueblo. Col; GEO. T. DURFEE.
Wholesale CIR Ger. Fail River. Mass; s. !. HIl.LEGH.
la Tax Agent N, p. X. r., 81. Louis. Mo,
The full-paid stock is now offered at
TEN DOLLARS per hare. Send your
orders to the
ALASKA L0NDYKE GOLD MININGC0.
JAMES RICE. President.
NO. 90 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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Tho employees OF James McCrerry 4 Co. held
games at college, Point yesterday afternoon. sum.
mary;
huuning Broad JumP-Won by A. BGeir, Twenty.
third street branch. !. NJ. G. A.. with 10 feet 4
with 10 feeti Thomaa D,Nen. Eleventh street branch,
third. with ~ feet Z inches.
Exhibition jump by Garrett Fitzgerald, Is feet l n
inches.
Fat Mems RAce-Won by Charles Schooner. EIev.
rnth Street Branch; Frank o'COnnar. Twrnty'thIrd
Street Branch. second. Time. 10 seconds
Green sc ond, John uHnin third. Tine, q minutes,
100 Yard Dash-Won by q, Fitzgerald. q. A, FRI, :.
third. Tin". lg seconds.
44OYard Dasll-won by q. fitzgerald; y. o'Rourks.
Time, bh seconds. ~
one Mile walk-won by v. aotschalk, Hvrrmspn
~ seconds.
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SARATOGA. Aug. s.-The concluding day Of
the Saratoga open.air horse show brought out a
large and fashionable crowd, the weather being
ideal. The Anal ribbons awarded were:
Best Stallion. Mare. or Gelding shown In Harness-
First, J, ii. Ostcrhout. TToyi second. r. c, Davis. Al.
bany; third, c. W. Mitchell. Saratoga springs.
Heat ROADSTER. Mare or Gridi {, owned in Sara
~toga-First, J A. fanninsi second, Q. w. Nitchelli
third, {. Il. Black.
Rest Pair-Fir.t J. r. Bandouin". New York second.
YORK.
Farm Horses-First and third. T. Leouard, SARATOGA,
second, n. Vand"nburzh. Saratoga.
Hest single, stan iatd ~Brrd-Flrst, J. H. osterhout.
Troy Second. q. W. Mitchell, Saratoga; third, O. i.
Bond, SRr toga.
Jumpers-First Mrs. 8. 8. Rowland. New York,
Fourth H~anis-tirst. J. y. Bandouine. New York,
Bast Livery Par In SarAtOga-FIrst. II. Barnett
Brst Tendon, Express Rlg-First, John shea; sec.
ond. Martin sweeney third. Albert S. Rogers, ali OF
Saratoga
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SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. 2s.-Play to-day at the
shinnecock Hills Golf Club was for the mems
challenge and handicap cups, and the regular
monthly handicap was resumed under perfect
conditions OF weather and course. The entry list
was tho largest of the season, over forty names.
The scores were not remarkable, though they
averaged good
For the second time T.. N. Robertson won the
challenge cup, HE gross score being 30. Tho
handicap, as we'll as the monthly handicap prize,
was won by 1. Blagden, with q net score Of SO.
Tho rnunlete azores were as followa.
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Carolina Wias tho Cup.

NEWPORT. Aug. 2s.-In q light southwest
wind the thirty Hooters raced to-day for the cup
offered by Jamos Stillman, ST.. it being won by
the Carolina. which outsailed the other boats at
all points. The start was made at 3:l5. nine
boats crossing, the triangular course being
sailed once over. After the race tho ESperanza
entered q protect against the Buck for fouling.
Mr.. Duncan Butler, Jr., sailed in the vaQuero
Ill, Misc SLillman in the Wawa,- Mrs. Morgan
Dorothy ii. The official time was AS follows:
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The washington Heights Field club football team
ha SPIT. "a, oct y. 10, II. - ana 81 and Nov. 2, Z:
ii. ri and - open. and would ike to hear rom all
teams averaging IA pounds. Address Frank j,
DnTy, MANAGER. 4d0 West 10 81 street.
The fooiball team Of IN" United States engineers
ba. again been reurganikcd and wishes TO ATranXe
games " III ~nrst.clnss teams. II wants 20 oIan tho
season at home on or, y Win some strong team; Al
dress George huffman, secretary, Willets Point,
Now YORK nHrbOr.
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EnEIewood Golfers Win.

For the first time in Its history the Marine
and Field Club played in a team match at golf
yesterday, when eight Of the members were the
guests OF the Englewood Golf Club. The new
course of the homo club was in splendid order
and there was tho usual fashionable throng of
onlookers. Although two OF the best OF the
Englewood men. Van Antwerp, who has been
were beaten, tho Marine and Field Club had to
face q defeat. The score:
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PTrTsFIELD. Mass, Aug. 2s.-The regular
weekly handicap tournament of the Lenox Golf
Club was won to-day by Carlos dc Heridia, with
O net score of SO. His gross score Of lo6. topped
that of the second mans by four strokes. About
thirty players started and over twenty returned
cards. The best scores made are as follows:
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MEN


There was a large fold in the weekly handi-
cap at the Ardsley Club yesterday. due to tho
return OF many OF tho members from the sea-
shore and mountains. There was q dance In
the clubhouse in the evening. In the morning
V. Fitzjohn. q recent arrival from Scotland.
who has been engaged as the assistant profes.
sional, to J..D. Dunn. made the following record
over the full 1s.hole course:
Out. ....... COCOA 8 8 I o I A-S5
In. .............6 4 1 d 8 o 8 4 b-At-7o
II. Delaield. a member, was tho scorer for
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woMEN's HANDICAP.
A Match for the Field Club.

NEWARK, Aug. 2s.-The team match between
the Elizabeth Town and Country Club and tho
Morristown Field Club. at the former's links,
to-day. resulted in o victory for Morristown.
The best work was done by Snow and @. Thomas,
who completed their rounds of tho difficult
course In 99 and 81 respectively, tho former
anuaIaTnuu IIVAaHrn
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Hiridrnds aud anterest.
For other Financial advertisements See Sepenth
Page Of Supplement.

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN CoAL COMPANY,
" SO. | BROADWAY.
NEW YORK. August 9th. 1897.
the Board Of DIRECTORS Of the American Coal
COMPANY OF Allegany county. Md. Rave this day de.
cL,rtd q se mi annuald dividend Of Four PER CENT,
uppn tHs capital stock of the company. payable at
thLs once on Wednesday. september LIST, 1897.
GEOhGE II. BoWLDY Secretary.
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OFFICES;
es and 90 Wall street, New York city;
Dawson City. Northwest Territory, Alaska
BANKERS;
Wells. Fargo & Co.. Now York city.
Trndesmen's National Bank. New York city.
REGISTRAR OB STOCK:
Tho Rnickerbocker Trust Company. New York city.
CHIEF CONSULTING ENGINEER;
Frederick Gleason Corning. IS Wall st.. New York,
This company has been formed TO explore. develop
and DO a mining: mercantile and financial business n
valuable mines it wIII own ami operate its own
steamers to ply between the ocean and Dawson City.
vsntageous terms as traders IN furnishing supplies 10
the variou. mining camps and IN acquiring new min'
Il 'haa p~urchased from Nj, A; +. Irunmonger Sofa
OF paw''L G4'y, SHraa am TsIritnTy' w'a "Is con %.
entire interests ~ MS gold ElAg"t:' ags,";a'irg 200
Creek; also his real state holdings for warehouse
and dock purposes on the river front. aud other city
Nj. A. T.. lronmonger Sofa has been several years in
the luk u country, 6eiht engas d rs trriislter trader
tho necessities aud advantages Of the klondike gold
The mines are now being worked under the dlrcc.
tlon OF the company's superintendent. Mr., Earl
Grutcher' and under l"r new arrans, mont, and WITH
the lie y that Will be acquired. an output ~ 100000
per week IA a reaSonahlt expectation. Hence, while
p,otins pHpp1isS to Locate ciHf".ss IN hin.Sn nc All y"Ss,
tubs corporation Is producing bullion ON Its own
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
Gen !; n wni,I~s rre''ISnt. rr,slient Safety
hon, Chns 7. o'FsTrall, First v,ce'Iresident, Gov
ernor OF Nirginis. iisiInuni, Va.
J. W. wO0dsiie, Srcond Vice. Pros dent. vicePrssi.
dent Stewart Kalph snun Co, Philadelphia.
u. lronmonger sofa, hAnaging Director, Dawson
City, Alaska.
7. W. Tinpson, Nassau News Company. New York.
Hon, wm' 4 Be"' h. OF han''cN' Beach a pe'lne'
Hon, J; +. Conu.!ly,. Treasurer, cSComptrollrr OF
city OF New ark, N. j., aud * Consul to Kobe,
Japan,
Wall St, New YUTA cty.
Cha. II. vines, AtturH y
huLBcript Uns to thc rIIH'hi ST." X ~ the company
nj par at 81 90 per star' wil . he r""rivr'I y. tie
Offices Of the company. - auI 90 Wall ~. Nrw YORK,
by J, y. Cnun"iiy, Treasurer, nd money may be- sent
TnE EXPLORATION SYNDICATE,
Mills BIiIlug, NNll st, S'W NDrk city.
PrOAp ,ctus aud further IN urhiitiun furnished by
1 Alex. a. Arthur. srCrVtAIy, IN application.
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On Links By tho Sea.

SHELTER ISLAND. Aug. 2s.-The handicap
tournament OF the Shelter Island Golf Club for
the Presidents cups was played OF to-day. The
cups were presented by Latham Fish. The men
played eighteen and the women nine holes. The
anmmariRa.
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At the Kssex County Country Club.

ORANGE, Aug. 2s.-Thcre was an unusually
large number of players out at the golf links OF
the Essex County Country Club this afternoon.
and several interesting matches were decided.
In the August Handicap Cup tournament n
number of cards were turned In. Among tho
scores made were:
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On tho sIi.qunmicut Courue.

WATCH HILL, r. l., Aug. 2s.-This morning
there was a mems handicap in the regular series
at the Misquamicut Golf Club. the play result
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Four Matches at Glen Cove.

GLEN COVE, Aug. 2s.-There was the largest
ternout OF players since the spring on tho links
q the Queens County Golf Club to-day. when
three competitions were decided. with tho fol-
lowing results:
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won the women's match with a net score Of "a.
The mems match was won by Lieut.. Burr Of the
Watorvliot Arsenal Golf Club, who played at
scratch. The weather wes delightful, and q
large number OF hotel and cottage residents
was In attendance. Tho following are the
scores.
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SARATOGA Aug. 2s.-The sixth weekly handI-
cap tournament OF the Saratoga Golf Club was
played to-day. Mrs. IL. s. Richard of Saratoga
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w n Y

A y PER CENT. CoMMis'IoS when you can
have your orders executed b, q re-. ahle and thor
Oughly responsible rrm In STOCKS. hONbS, and
GRAIN FOR l.l6 PER CENT COMMISSION. and
thus save Sl2. 80 on every Unr hundred shares turn Il.
which In tiIlv amounts 10 con III 7 able
our facilities for dealing III all kinds of securities
and spec ,iaive commodities cannot h" cNCrllrd, AMI
we command every pU--Inlc advantage that capital
AM sew ntcrn years cNprricnte rs brokers can onor
for successful trading
We execute orirrl in lots Of ten shares 'or 900
bushels and upwAri on Il ~ 2 per cent. margin. An
orders executed On the h NrhRn.cs and names gwen
Of whom bought or tn whom sold.
Dur daily market letter united free uDnu
Application. and any Information gladly rur-
nlshed IN regard TO securities,
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ANOTHER RECORD SMASHED.
EiIoree. by AIteli. Pulls q Wagon and Trots .
Mile In 3iIO.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 2s.-Elloree, chestnut mare.
owned by Calvin Morris of this city. broke tho
worlds trotting record for a trotter driven to a
four.whecled wagon Mt the Cleveland Driving
Park, to-day. El!orsc tr0tted two heats In, a
given under the auspices Of the Gentlemen's
Driving Club, which is practically the Cleveland
Driving Park Company. The first heat she
made in 2:l2A and the second in 2:lO. She was
driven by her owner.
Elloree is a chestnut mare by Axtell, dam
Flora McGregor. by Robert McGregor. She WAS
foaled the property OF c. W. Williams OF indie
peldence. la who owns both sire and dam;
nrtee s OF ss' % 600 oeF Is snid hat hats o oog O h repbb eea
refused by Mr.. Morris for her during the past
few months. Like the previous holders of the
small mare, not more than lb.lla hands high.
The previous best on record 10 wagon in =
race was 2.ll4 by tho trotter Alfred s. and tho
2:lIL OF the PAGER Johnston. Guys 2:l3 was
made In an exhibition against time. The record
for PAGER to wagon az inst time 10 the 2:0Sla Of
w. w. T.. by Ben Lomend. made last year.
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In the afternoon the women played over the
short course of nine holes for a handsome cup
presented by Gen. Edward Harland. with the
following results:
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iho 70 naming competition, the Junior Handi
cup Was Won by III. {. Hall, with l22, %, 9e.
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or the others. Brown scored for st. Andrews,
while Baker and Embree proved to be so we'll
Oakland men were not disheartened, as they
were short OF three OF their best men-Foxhall
Keene, Fl. NJ. Alexandra. and r. NJ. Littlejohn.
They look forward to the return match at st.
Andrews. The score:
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The North Hudson County Cyclers held their
annual club races yesterday afternoon on the
old Guttenburg race track, Gutenberg, n. j.
G. b.. Fuller succeeded In his attempt 10 break
dem and q triDlet he cOvASGd the diStaRre In 2
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Inrre Fielas at sbInnecoch Hills.

l.... ..............94i Total.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-06
voters Take Notice

The practice very common for political
organizations to pay the poll caX assessed
on persons who are either unable or un-
willing To pay it themselves is not likely
To be so common hereafter. An act APP
proved by Governor Hastings on July II,
i intended To put stop to this practice.
! 1t provides that il shall be unlawf ful for
any person or persons - pay or cause TO be
paid any occupation or poll TAX assessed
against any electOr, except on the written
and signed order of such elecJor authoriZ-
ing such payment TO be made, which writ
ten and signed order must be presented al
least thirty days prior to the date of hold
ing the election al which such elector de-
SreS To yO,e-'
Second section forbidS tax collectors TO
receive payment of or receipt 10 any other
than the elector himself, except upon lis
written or signed order.
Section third fOrbids any one attempt
ing TO vote upon a tax receipt obtained III
violation of this act.
Section four fixes the penalty for viola
tion of the act which i Imprisonment for
d term of not less than tweuty dayS OF
more ,han six months in the discretion OF
the court, or by such tiue not exceeding
| two hundred dollars, as said court shal
impose.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-06
Ahoffa the Back =

About O'Clock OF "Wednesday afternoon
Daniel McCauley. of Maple avenue, Johns
town, was shot in the back. prubabl IA
tally. by Mrs. Nellie Groah. OF Marshall
avenue, Allegheny. The shot was bred I
the south eud of the Eleventh ward bridge
while McCauley was on his way from din-
ner To the Gautier Steel works, where ne
is employed.
Mrs. Groah had accom- anied McCauiey
home from work and took dinner with him,
and shortly before / o'clock she started
hack with him. While on their way down
the avenue, according TO her story 'she
told Dan she loved him and wanted him &c
20 10 Allegheny with her" This he said
he could mol do. whereupOn she stepped
back and fired at him, the bullet entering
the body under the right shoulder blade
McCauley was taken TO the Memorla
hospiIa; Mrs. GrOah was locked up.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-06
scalp Bill.

The governor has signed the bill placing
a premium of - on wild cats, 81 on red
or gray foxes and 80 cents on minkS. In
order To secure this premium, the animal
itself OF Is entire pelt, from tip 10 nose,
mast be presented To justice or alderman
and make affidavit where and by whom
the animal was killed. The officer will
then cut off the ears aud burn them, Civ
ing the person a certificate OF the amount
due him, who, upon presentation OF the
same 10 the county commissioners, will re-
ceive an order for the amount upon the
county treasurer.
The Officer who gives the certificate i
10 receiv. - cents for lis services out oil
the county treasury. Any person who
shall wIlfuliy aud fraudulently collect anH
premiums shall, upon conviction thereof,
,av a fine not exceeding $500 and undergo
an Imprisonment in the county Jail not ex
,.eedIny one year, or bJth. This law Is
now in effect.