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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
Ex | RA I!
A BIG WALK,
THIS ONE.
II. Thompson is Bound
For San Francisco.
IS A BUSINESS BOOMER.
He Has Been Many Times Across
This Continent.
IS A BUSINESS BOOMER.
He Has Been Many Times Across
This Continent.
SOME WONDERFUL TALES TOLD.

Henry Thompson is on his way to San
Francisco according to his statements TO
News reporter this morning, at which
place, II he reached il on foot inside Of
year. he will get $4,000 This sum he
claims has been put up by Wilson and
Fletcher, bookmakers of San Francisco
on condition that inside of four years
and half he should go five times
across the United States, once around the
world, and once through the Dominion OF
Canada. He has been On the road three
years and half and is on the home
stretch. The attenuated condition OF his
legs below, the knee rather bears out the
claim that Mr.. Thompson has had some
long walks. He can tell some pretty
strong yarns and he could draw bigger
crowds than circus in ncighborhood
where small boys are numerous. AT
every telegraph station he takes receipt
and follows. in preference to cross lots,
railroad tracks. Ibis town no struck
without cent and no must reach the
Golden Cato without cent, and IL he
accomplishes this task and gets his
money he's going TO buy big slice Of
the Cudahy Klondike claim.
Few men have the advertising schemes
down better than Mr.. Thompson and his
thrilling adventures leave more In the
SHADE Othello's reputed achievements than
that noted lover was darker than the fair
Desdeinonda. He is an all round athlete
ana called on John l.. Sullivan mt the
Olympic with whom be had pleasant
talk about men Of the day and the old
timers like the pedestrians Weston and
O'Leary.
Instead Of ride la Godiva. Dir.
Thompson claims 10 have had walk
similarly clothed as she was, for tho pins
came out OF his paper suit shortly after
re left Sacramento and ut 10 o'clock in
tho morning. and bc had 10 lie in some
shrubhery until midnight when he man
aged 10 reach subur ban hotel.
AS prosperity toomcr even the strong
est trotectlonist would admit him to be
nco high, FOX 81 nco be startsd walking he
has worn out l67 pairs of stockings. 72
hsts and caps 30 pairs Of trousers lG4
walking sticks and whips l5) swoateys
ana yards and yards Of canvas which he
rsss for garters as well as innumorablo
pAi.s OF shoea He was arrested for shoot
ing by man who refused him wat IT after
he had teen three days and half with
uut water and two days without food
Hc got olaar Of tho charge as ho did ono
OF fraud in Huston, Tex.
Tho arrow ~ tho Egyptians ho has
heard the music and it has carcssod
mis- flesh in Alex fria. Wren Mr.
Thompson starte1 he eiRhed l;6 pounds
and now he WEIGHS but l3l pounds. His
face has lost the paleness II hal when he
left his native Place London. Eng. and
nc Is as yellow as tho l6 gold Inc lals
carries as treasurer with him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
CAPTAIN WATTS
LOST HIS MONEY.
Big Roll In Pocket When He Met a
Friend.
When the Latter Departed the Skipper
Missed His Money.

Captain Watts Is the commander OF the
schooner Fair Doal. which halls from New
Bedford. ahd which arrived in this city at
the wharf, foot OF Friendship street two days
ago.
Yesterday afternoon the captain decided to
take stroll, and taking with him roll OF
bills amounting 30 $50 he started along Dyer
street. He had not gone far, however, when
he met an acquaintance from New BEDFORD
who did not know Providence quite so well As
the captain, so after a little talk it was decid'
ed that both should go around town and take
in the sights.
During the time that he was in this mans
company the captain spent the sum Of So in
order to assuage the thirst that only October
weather can produce
After while the friends parted, and Cap
tain Watts discovered afterward that he had
been relieved of his money, amounting 10 slf.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
MIR. TlllinghaSt Will Not
Build a New Hotel.
ON THE BUTTS PROPERTY.
RecOri OF the Surrender Made at
City Hall Today.
FAILURE TO KEEP AGREEMENT.

More than year ago Il. A. Tillinghast
leased the property bounded by Washing
ton, Eddy and Cove streets, known as the
Butts estate. a triangular two-story brick
building with a fiat roof, north of the
city hall, and especially otioeable at the
present time for the big Dill boards stick
ing up from the roof and seen from all
tho streets mentioned, and which are an
especial oye sore to the occupants of city
hall
AT the time that the lease was executed
it was announced that the building
would be torn down and its site occupied
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
DAYTON'S ACCEPTANCE.
There is still, Doubt rs TO His Final
Decisiun

Now York, Oct. la-Foremogt in the days
questions ancnt the municipal campaign l.
the doubt ns 90 ex-postmastcr Dayton's hnal
decision ON the comptrollcrship nomination.
10 Il assorted with positivcness that Mr.. Day
ton has consented 20 tho substitution " his
name for that of Colonel Waring ON the city
ticket bloi 10y the Jchersonian Democracy.
This substitution can still be made by the
George committee IN view of Colonel War.
ing's declinaton. . y further assorted In
well informed quarters that Mr Davtun's nc
coptence was based ON a promise that hs
should ~ the candidate of the Citizens Union
aro. and that cx.socrtary Fairchild had
ta.egraphcd Che Low committee urging tie
substitution OF Dayion's name for his own.
With equal rosi'ivonoss nni in tho uapcrs
ardent IN their support ~ Mr. Low. itisdr.
nied that ihofc is anv thought of conscnting
20 Mr.. Tairchild's withdrawal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
KsrIMATKD oAn LOTS.
Tomorrow.
A FILMS Y CASE.
No Evidence Produced Against Miss
stevens and Oliver Barnish.

Nashua, N. H., Oct l8.-Olivsr T. Barnish
and Miss Adde Stevens Of this city, who
ere arrested together In Boston yesterday
charged with the larceny OF n $500 bond and
1856 in cash from John French, also OF this
city, were not arraigned in court this morn
ing. There is no evidence against them, and IL
is doubtful IL the case will be heard Of again.
Miss Stevens was employed at Mr.. French's
residence and recently she lett the city Mr..
Barnish went away about the same time.
Mr.. French not long after found that bond
he had in the house and sl56 was missing.
The police are still investes sting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
Justice F'el1'S Retire ment.

Washington, Oct. 10 Justice Field of the
United States Supreme Court, IL Is believed
by many Of his friends. will announce his
retirement from the Supreme Court bench
some time during the present tenn, though
he bimsclf would say nothing about the mat
ter for publication whon newspaper men
callol at his residence today. Attorney Gen
eral McKenna is regarded as being almost
certain 10 succeed Justice Field. Both come
from Cal fo-nia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
They Broke Into Three
Stores at PaWtuCket.
ARRESTED BY THE POLICE
Senior Of the Trio Of Marauders
Only II Years Of Age.
CLOTHING AND SHOES STOLEN.

Jimmy o. Brien 8. and Jimmy Kelly,
G. were arrested this forenoon for break
ing into three stores at Pawtucket last
evening.
AT Radikin, Cooney and McNulty's S
furnishing store two suits Of boys cloth.
ing, with shoes, stockings and sweaters
TO match. were taken.
The other two breaks amounted to
nothing of consequence.
The boys at the police station said that
Tommy Hackett, l2 years old, was with
them, and he too, was arrested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
CITY'S' FINEST
WILL MARCH.
Parade OF the Police Department
Tomorrow.
How Column Will Be Made Up and Route
OF March.

The police parade will take place tomorrow.
AT o'clock seven companies will form on the
Dexter Training Ground. and at 1 AS o'clock
will move in the following order:
American Band. ID. W. Reeves. leader.
Chief OF Police Reuben X. Baker. mounted.
DeputyChief OF Police Patrick Egan. mounted.
Central station, Captain Frank A. Matthews,
Lieutenant Constant s. Horton and two
sergeants.
Ashburton street station, Captain Eugene
Stevens. Lieutenant John A. Murray, Ser
geants Samuel W. Thomas and John b.
Hartnett.
Wickenden street station. Captain Patrick j.
Magill, Lieutenant Edward O'Neil, Ser-
geants Hugh ID. Robblee and Peter Il.
Gilmartin.
ss 49,. 49, ,.ssisss T
serpeants A. Frank Mowry and Maynard
Stone
Plain street station, Captain Jeremiah Cos
tine. sergeants Joseph A. Prout and Lee
roy Il. Bennett.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
For a Murderous Assault.

Quincy, Mas, Oct. l3'-J. II. Whitney, .
conductor on the Quincy g. Boston Street
Railway, was arrested this morning by In
spec-tor Mckay, charged with having com
mitted a murderous assault on Motorman
James Healy in the Kneeland street station of
the Boston n Albany road, early this morn
inc. He will be taken 70 Boston today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
THE W. c. I. U.
Twenty-Thirt Annual Convention op red
m Johnston Today.

The 23d annual state convention ~ the No.
mans Christian Temperance Onion OF Rhode
Island was Opened today no tho Planfcld
Street Baptist church Johnston.
Tho convention was called to order ut 70
n. M. tic devotional services being Led by
Miss Margaret EcSley.
Addresses of welcome were made by Mrs.
=. A. spencer and Roy. Dr. Lowden. 60 which
Mrs. =. D. Crulckshank Of Bristol 'cliciiously
responded
Various reports followed. and 90 N %
O'Clock Mrs. Clara Hoffman 81 Missouri read
selections from the Scriptures.
Tho convention. after an adjournment for
luncheon. resumed ~ sos-ion NJ p. M. with
praise service lcd by Mrs. E.A. Hazard ~
Arlington. several addresses followed and
we're proceeding NJ the hour % going "a piess.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
ADJUSTMENT OF BALANCES.
Claim Made by Counsel for Man Ac-
cuscd Of Defrauding Insurance Co.

Roston. Oct. l8.-The case Of James Rice,
charged with defrgudng the Security Mu-
tua Insurance Company Of Binghamton, N.
Y, was cale before Judge Brown this morn
ing, e. b. Calender being his counsel.
Mr. Calender claimed that this was case
for civil courts that it was simrly question
OF adjusting balances, and on that ground
asked Judge Brown this morning TO continue
the case another week, in order To give fur
ther ime for arranging tho accounts. The
request was granted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
SURPRISE IS IN STORE

for those who viii 90 today and Get pack.
age u GRAlN-O. 10 take1 the place Of coffee
~ about the cost. 10 is food drink
full of health. and can 30 clv0n to the cniid.
rem - welt ~ TIE adult with great benefit m
u inasic ~ pure grains and looks and TASTES
Ike the fncsi grndcs II Mocha or Java coffee.
II satisfies every one. a Gun ~ grain-O fs
letter for the system than y tonic, because ia
lene1t u permanent What coffee breaks
oOv.r. 0ra,nO builds MP. AK your grocer
for crain-6 i5c and zAa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
CZAREWITCH STAKES
Won by Mrs. Lapgtry's Colt at New
market Today,

London, Oct l8-"Mr. jerseys" MRS
Langtry'sl colt. won the Czarewiteh stakes at
Newmarket today.
The Czarewitch stake is "a handicap OF 25
sovereigns each, with 800 added, for 3-year.
olds and upward, the owner of the second
horse 10 receive 200 soveregns aud the third
100 sovereigns out of the stakes; entrance five
sovereigns; Czarewitch course q miles, fur
longs and So yards).
Mr. DobelPs The Rush was second and Mr..
j. l.. Dugdale's Carlton Grange was tlird.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
Petition TO Dismiss.

.The case % Charles W. Davis ot al. Va. c.
" Davis Paper Company was heard by the
Appetite Court ON motion 20 dismiss. The
petition In the case asks for the appointment
of n permanent receiver ~ the defendant com.
pany.
J. A. Williams for the petitioner aud Stone
n Lovejoy for the defendants
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
SHOT AT TORMENTERS.
Chinaman Arrested for Firing at Those
VINO Attacked His Laundry.

Lancaster. N. H., Oct. H. John Shang
Chinese laundryman of Groveton. was arrest
ed at that town this morning, charged with
assaulting Ray Fogg with intent to kill.
Last night Fogg and several other young
men throw stones and sticks Mt ShanRs laun.
dry and broke the windows. They then at
tackled the laundry and the Chinaman fired
on them with n revolver. luilet grazed
Forg's temple but he was not seriously hurt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
Charged With Embezzlem nj.

New York, oct. l8.-Charles Mooney, 28
years old, who was trusted employe Of Jor-
dan, Marsh ~ Co. Of Washington street Bos
ton and w1o was arrested here few day :
ago by the police Of this city, was turned
over 90 tie custody of Ispcctor Doi,gas of
Boston IN the Jefferson Market court this
morning. Mooney hns been indicted in Bos.
ton FOR embczz'ing 1890 from the firm. He
recently married and came here week ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
THE SCHEME WoRKEb.

trated the suspicious Of the Spanish do
tectives
IHE SCHEME WORKED.
But tho soLeme worked successfully.
Miss CisuerCs' friends whom they saw
that everything was satisfactory, dieem-
barked and watched the ship pull slowly
cut uudor tho frownine Spanish guns,
carrying its burden 20 safety under the
stars ana strips
Miss CisnerOs did not court danger eny
mora than was necessary, and at once
went TO her cabin. And thc noxt day.
whom MORO Castle was left far behind,
she appeared on deck, transformed into
Scnoritn Juan Sola, and dressed in u
becoming red gown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
Train Robbers Sentenced,

Portland Ore, Oct 10 George Jack
son and Charles Williams who held up
an Oregon Railway x Navigation pas
senCcr train seven miles from this city
two weeks ago, have been sentenced to
thirty years each in the penitontiary by
Judge Sears.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
Will Go Into Commission.

Portsmouth, ". n, Oct. i3-Ordcrs were
received ~ the navy yard thi. morning 10
have the United States ship Vicksburg reaJy
10 80 into comnissDn on October ~ Ibe
officers and men will be ordered 90 reDort
here n onco
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
DID NOT CONVICT HER.
The jury Failed TO Agree In Atkinson
Forgery Case.

Glcnville. ". Va, Oct n. The jury In the
Atkinson case failed ia agree and were dis
missed 10y the court. The jury stood seven
Tor acquittal and five for conviction. The
ct art adjourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
A Mystery Explained.

Portland, Me e, oct. l3.-Thc mystery caused
by finding a track OF blood on the custom
house whar. leading TO tho water. was solved
today by James Smith. o. boarding house
gent. He told the police that while on his
way 20 vessel Monday night a blood vessel
. urst. leaving tho trail found on tire wharf
he following morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
Mr.. Daniels Sudden Death.

Baltimore. Nd, oct I3-wnliam Daniel.
one OF the leaders Of the Prohibitions, party.
and It's candidate FOR the vise-presidoncy i'm
1884, died suddenly this morning At his homo
nshount Washington, n suburb Of Baltimore
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
Altache ed for $4,000.

Clark q Schurds Of Pittsburg, PA
placed an attschmont for 5000 Son the
property Of the Rh5dc Island Locomotive
Works this morning. II was another
drop in the buckctful Of trouble that has
hecn accommodating for the corporation
for several years past
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13

TO quit tobacco easily and forever be mag
nctic. full OF life, nerve and yigor, take No-'ro
Bac. &C wondcr.wotlscr. that makes wcait mon
strong. All druseiss SOC or 81. Cure guaran
tecd Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
REQUIRES NO BOILING,
!. Made n. Quickly a. Ordffiary Coffee

A cereal and vegetable compound made from whole
grains containing all the elements required by the
human systcm. Not 20 hc confronted with the
numerous Chictory-M MOlasses-lmn coucoctons
now on the market.
Prepared by VI. y. AVER. OF Boston.
vegetarian ior many years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13
Price, 20 Cents per Pound.

For safe hy principal Wholesale and retail groccrs.
N. ). AVER, sSg State ST., Boston,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-13

trated the suspicious of the Spanish do
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-16
THREE GREAT WONDERS.
Surprises for Everybody Will BE Made
Public Next SUNDAY, july IS.

The summer is commonly spoken ofas
"the dull season." but the management
of the Philadelphia Sunday Press has
secured for next Sundays Press"
July 49, three wonderful features.
One will startle everybody wro is inter-
ested in music. Another describes an
invention for measuring the health of
bicyclers, so that you can always tell
whether or not it is safe to ride your
wheel The third is a solution of the
problem of rapid transit-telling how
city streets may be covered at the rate
of a mile a minute. Other special at
fractions of next Suna0y's press"
will be articles on THE Forgotten Flags
of Pennsylvania" "A Midsummer
Visit to William Penn's Crave" How
to Guard Against Danger from Mad
Dogs" and How the Poorest Persons
Can Have Vacation" Then there will
be pages of sporting news, news for wo-
men, all the social gossip of this town,
and a splendid historical picture, 1.-The
Sailing of the Pilgrims" free to every
reader. You had better order next Sun
days Press" to-day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-16

out to appease her ire by throwing coal
at Mrs. Madden.
One of the missiles struck Mrs. Mad
den in the forehead and another struck
her little girl In the neck. For this and
an alleged threat to kill, Mrs. jennings
was yesterday held to bail in the sum
Of 5000 to answer at court.
When Detective Will f. clifford went
to arrest Mrs. Jennings she claimed
she was suffering severely from rheu-
matlsm and would not be able to ac-
company him. The officer knew that
she was shamming and proceeded to
take her by force. Her husband jumped
in at this juncture and told the officer
to get him gone or he would blow his
head off. but he was there to arres:
Mrs. Jennings and arrest her he would
Seeing that the law and its valient
minions, at least this particular valiant
minion, were not to be trihed with, the
woman got better of her rheumatism
in remarkable short order, and set q
good pace for her captor between the
house and the aldermans office.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-16
EXAMINERS REPORT.
Address TO President Judge Archibald
by William p. Griffitbs, Secretary
of the General Board.

William p. Griffiths, of Taylor, sec
retary of the general miners examining
board of Lackawanna county, yester-
day filed his report for the year in
the office of Prothonotary Pryor. The
report is addressed to President Judge
r. w. Archibald and is the seventh an
nual one prepared by Mr.. Griffiths.
1t is for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1897
To make it convenient for those who
desire to take the examination the
county is divided into three districts
with a board of three examiners for
each. The First district board meets
at Carbondale and is composed of
Henry Collins, David McMyne and Jo-
seph Soby. The second board has its
headquarters at Providence and is
made up of Michael Gilroy, John j.
Evans and George Frey. The Third
district board, which meets in the
court house in this city, is composed of
William Morris, Miles Gibbons and
William p. Griffiths.
In the First district 23S candidates
for miners certificates We're examined
and of these 1913 passed and "a failed.
OF the candidates 142 were citizens and
9G aliens. Twenty-seven men who were
granted certificates in other districts
registered in the First. AS fees the
board received $151 and salaries to the
amount of $214. so were paid. There
is still due the examiners $27.
There were $50 candidates examined
in the Second district, of whom 1872
were citizens and 173 aliens. Twenty
eight failed to pass and 322 received
certificates. SiXty-five came from 9TH
er districts and registered The board
collected in the shape of fees $239.75
and paid out as salaries $212.95. A
balance of $23 is due the examiners.
The merits of 44S candidates were
passed upon by the Third district
board. of whom 253 We're citizens and
1876 aliens. Thirty-eight failed and the
remainder received certificates. Eigh-
ty-three registered from other districts.
The amount collected in fees was $2S7.
The examiners We're paid $241S0 and
there is still $27 due them. The entire
amount of cash collected by the three
boards was $677.75.
Amounts received by the examiners:
Henry Collins, $72.6O; David McMyne,
$780, Joseph Soby, $69.6O; Michael
Gilrcy, $72.6O; John ]. Evans, $3.50;
George Frey. $6775; William d. Nor
ris, $72.6O; Miles Gibbons, $72.6O; Will
liam p. Grifiths, $3.50. The latter
was allowed $27 additional compensa-
tion for acting as secretary of the gen.
eral board. a
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-16
FUNERAL OF GEORGE FAssHOLD.
Iptermcnt Made in tho Dupmore
Cemetery Yesterday Afternoon.

temetcrv yesterday AttetnOohs
From his late home on Pittston ave-
nue. the funeral of George Fasshold
took place yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock. There was q very large at
tendance. The funeral services began
with the singing Of n hymn by the
Saengerrunde. Rev. Rogers Israel, Of
St. Luke's church, then conducted the
last sad rites and interment in Dun
more cemetery followed.
In the funeral procession, which was
headed by the Ringgold band, were the
Saengerrunde, Comet lodge. Knights of
Pythias; Century Hose company,
Roaring Brook conclave, No. q, I'M
proved Order of Hsptasophs: Crystal,
Franklin and Neptune Engine COM
panies. With these companies walked
delegations from other fire companies
of the city. A long line of mourners
and friends in carriages followed.
At the grave in Dunmore cemetery,
services according to the Knights OF
Pythias ritual were conducted by Pre-
late Bird, after which the members
dropped a sprig of evergreen on the
casket. Rev. Rogers Israel also con-
Quoted brief services and another hymn
was sung by the Saengerrunde.
Among the floral offerings at the fu-
neral were: Pillow, IT. o. H." gates
ajsr, Century Hose company" pillow
"Saengerrunde," and pillow, Papa
The pallbearers were selected from the
different organizations. as follows:
Harry Klauminzer, Philip Wirth, Jo-
seph Heipman, Charles Neuls, Thomas
Spruks and Joseph Schriever.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-16
DR.. W. B. HENW0OD,
DEN T|S7
;6 LGCKlWiNnl AVE-.
PERSON AL.
s2a Lackawanna Ave.


Mr. and Mrs. John =. Mahon are spend
ing the summer at Elk Lake.
Attorney F. NJ. Monaghan. of Homes
dale, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Godfrey returned
from Europe yesterday afternoon.
Mayor James G.. Bailey and A. p. Bed
ford spent yesterday in New York.
Editor j. S. Sanders, of the Wilkes-Barre
Telephone, spent yesterday in this city.
Attorney and Mrs, I. II. Burns leave
for Rochester. ~ Y, today TO visit
their daughter.
Horace l.. Barrett of Binghamton. n.
y, an eS-Commissioner of Lackawanna
county, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Mamie Connery and the Misses
Nellie and Johanna Kirby and Miss b.
Clifford left yesterday for Atlantic City.
Attorney and Mrs. A. A. Vosburg and
Druggist G. w. Davis and wife are at the
Spring House, Heart Lake. where they
will remain for few days.
DR.. and Mrs Gardner son, Robert, and
William Pierson yesterday departed for
a ten days outing along the Susque-
hanna. They will camp at a different
place each day, proceeding from one
place along the river to another by boat.