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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31
Mr.. H.HRRITY
IS 0USTED
His Seat in the Democratic National
Committee Declared Vacant.
]. NJ. GUFFEY TO SUCCEED HIM
The Pennsylvania Democratic state Com
mittee, by Vote Of 90 to 90, insists
r 1 That the Former National
i'H a'.4' Chairman Shall
Retire. rl5t

Reading, Pa, Aug 3t,-By vote Of
So to 26 the state Democratic commit
tee last night adopted a resolution de-
claring vacant the seat Of William f.
Horrity Of Philadelphia, in the national
Democratic comhittee The commit
tee met IN the rooms Of the Anericus
club by objection OF the executive com
mittee, to odnsider the question Of the
vacancy IN the national committee.
The proceedings were. exciting from
start to finish, and at one stage a po-
licenian was called upon by state
Chairman iGarman to eject Timothy
O'BeaFy OF Plttsbufg. for interruptins
the speakers. iO'Eeary was not a mem
Der OF the committee State Chairman
Garman presided, except for short
time! when he surrendered the chair
to w. r.. Braintoh Of Lancaster, to
speak upon the resolution. iHi"fg "'l
Immediately after the meeting was
called TO order John B! Keenan,, OF
Westmopeiand, offered resolution,
That vacancy has been created and
now exists in the membership of the
national Democratic q committee by
reason of the voluntary withdrawal
from politics and from participation
in the deliberations of the committee
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31


Of the late fhcurnbeht,i Wi1iiatn #. If6r-
rity, and that MI Hartity, not Being
in accord With the principles Of the
Dem6eFatle PARTY Jatnes M. Guffey,. Of
IPittsBurg, who 50 l6yally SUPPORTED
william j. Bryan, be ana is hereby Sc
leeted TO fin the 4acancy. "'I tri r"I'D
Magistrate Charles p. Donnelly, OF
Philadelphia, said the committee would
make mistake If 1t adopted this reso-
luton on othe' eve OF the great battle
TOR governor. IT was the duty OF the
Organization, he said, to bring about
a condition Of affairs that means ag=
gressiyeness and 'iharfn6hy In the party,
and the Democracy cannot go before
theu pdpulace win the expectation OF
winning victories with a divided party
orgnhization.uIM Mr. Donnelly denied the
right1of the state committee to create
a VacanGyiin the national committed
1t was al question for the. latter body
to ideGide. iIi3Ig ahI 81 nr!''H a'-. @'i
Joseph Hawley of rPittsburg, argued
In ifaNor1 of ythe resolution Robert W.
ErwinIi Of Washington declared that
Mr. Hanrity, having refused to per-
form his duties as member of the
national committee, the Democracy OF
Pennsylvania demands that II have a
representative there who will perform
his duties He claimed that in 1876 the
state committee declared vacant the
seat Of James H. Barr, of Ptttsburg,
in the national committee, and elected
the late William L. Scott his success
sor,bul heliu.slm 40 jiu-sI 8 "a ayr,
: ThPmas 81 Barber Of Union, argued
against thelgresglpHon'H He said the
party 10 after vqtes in Pennsylvania,
and not after discord Mr. keenan, re7
piled that Mr., Harrity should have
national convention, when he decided
mot to, take part In It's qoupoils.li When
he refused to resign he.Yshould have
J been forced put, PennsylYania now
has no standing in the national eOuRg
ellis Of the party, he declared, and viii
not have s9alonR as ~ is misEepEe-
+ Chairman Garman followed with a
long argument IN favor of the res9lp7
ltion, He accused Mr., Harrity Of haY-
ing declined to indicate his position
Win respect to the Chicago platform
when he was asked to do so by the
state chairman. Harrity's course dur
ing the campGign, he said had helped
defeat six Democratlc congressmen.
many members of the legislature and
the local tickets in several counties.
MErGuffey, had sent. his ohecBlfor 81, $50
to the state committee last fall tOjhelp
elect Bryan, but Harrity did not con-
tributeIone oent.u trGG h0a HHiffIa.u
\ Charles Sb'Duncan of Adams. ire
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31
aaaaiTtlHB STRIKING MINERS. NIEsRF s..
The 16oIer6iRe 66iIieries stni idis and no
jGfi % omSegw beyyeeiopm1 edntss edntsi u ~ 1H2u

The 6oIer6ihe O6nieries stnl Idls and no
1Hnl 'l 'lS Sew Beyeiopments. ~ .,,,y ',',, .1,
cTnd ta1nnho lUlfa!flOW Iil ~ ..iHl
The Hagleten stsndardi this morning says
Of thestFike :-rtlf'FheTeiTas but little new in
tho stFise situation yesterdayIuin uinasmuch1 as
no attempt,Wsg made 10 resume operations at
either (iqleraineoF OF Milnesvillei TheHtrikers,
however, wegseariy on the scene: in order
tQPreyent anYn .deseEters from the ranks
Themen ip most instances We're very or
derly,fbpt just Ps determined as neyer.o The
rumored strike at the eollieries of the Cross
Creek Coal Co., and the Hazle Mines oolliery
failed TO mateF.lize, but that there is a great
deal of dissat atisfaetio4 existing is true. Is
peqialy is this the, case az the HALE Mines. lg
- The offcialsno doubt feared trouble yes
terdag, as Halle Mines was we'll protected
I witt, Coal and Iron Policemen, But Halle
Mines is not the only place where this
trouble exists. 1t has spread TO every coli
iefy in the region and the outlook is indeed
serious, ,ct.,odrr .dT -ri.fff-ae sr3,a
I ,",spptr Roderiek met ., committee Of. the
miners and stated that he was willing to. pay
the. average rate Of wages Of the region and
would treat the men as fair as any Of the
other operators, The strikers were firm and
refused to accept his proposition. One Of the
employees, an English7sPeaking miner, saaidi
You see it is this way TAeoptside men are
compelled TO COMMENCE work at $50 inI the
morning and continue until 6;30 in the even
ing, without any intermission for dinner,
For this they are allowed II hours, although
they actually work, Y bpuTs. This to them
seems like an outrage, and they are now con-
sidering the, adyisRbility, Of joining the
strikers. They, have frequently submitted
IN a. 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31
BEFORE THE JUSTICES,
"A IAaA0rt@thf u troubles That were
~. ,1 Aired Last Night, a.,,t

~ ,.,1 o. Aired Last Night 1eor.
John WeIter was before Justice shoemallet
last night, charged by his wife, Mary, with
beating her, tearing her Clothes ana falling
to support her, Wslter waived a hearing and
furnished bail for trial at court. Thism0rn-
ing Mrs. Weltbr again appealed 10 the Justice,
saying hetIhusbandggas threatening 10 renew
hostilitiHsa hut the Justice succeeded in
paGifying hereQ % oIis q 0dW fcee'-1
90 Mary Schmidt was another complaining
woman before the same Justice. She said
her husband, John, beat aud failed TO support
her Tbe'oase was settled by the husband
paying the cost and the couple agreeing to
divide 6hein household effects. The wife
said she had herr share packed and would
leave for Buffalo -to-daylru HlJ0ds 9iCa
b. William Gay was charged with knocking
Mike Somolicz down and tearing his coat.
Justice Shoemaker put Gay under $500 bail.
nAdamu uWasnRlis made himself nuisance
on the premisesof Health Officer C6nry, on
South dlEmericki street, last 9night d After
warning the man Mr.. Comfy attempted 10
remove hims but Wasnslis showed fight. 1t
took the combined effertso Ghnrs, Constable
Gihlonla aud Anthony Alex to get the offender
to Justice TopmeY'sg offieeso9 Wasnalis is
serving As hours in thedool1up. no ri pidT
John Bepick, was 7befere Justice, TOomey
lastpight, charged Observation-Disclosures
a arepolveE at Wassjl Dragon It. was alleged
that Beniek without cause threw, q club at
Dragon S house and pointed "a Tevolyeriat the
l9tteFrYhen he appeared and protested In
Justification Bepilk said Dragon had entered
his house and raised a aistgrbance, and that
he.wpuld sheot any man whoWOuld do that
L l,ll Ia
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

h Harrisburg, Aug. 8t-Bc S. c. swal-
low, the Prohibition candidate FOR state
treasurer yesterday called at the state
treasury and requested state pteasurpf
Haywood to permit him 10 see the
alleged indemnity bond which II Is said
was given Mr.. Haywood TO indemnify
him for any money paid out to alleged
Legislative employees who were carrie d
.on the rolls without being elected OF
appointed. Mr.. Haywood said that he
would not say whether or not such .
bond was I'm 4Xistance, ANA that when
he retired from Office there would be
no bonds, notes nor bills LETT befind
him, and his balance sheet would be
clean. He intlmated that the request
came from political factions a.s
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

From Mahanoy City American, elal.f .d
Senator JohnJ. Coyle this afternoon dis
posed of his insurance business to aRhilip E.
Cpyle and, James McOool who will in future
conduct it under the firm name of Coyle &
McQool. This step Of senator Coyle's is pre-
paratory to completing his course of study in
the Law Department of the University Of
Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia, he having
successfully passed examination for the first
years course one year ago, bat being deferred
from proceeding with his studies by his
duties ia the late Legislature. ~ l. sIl W
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31
Smiths Cafe. ,
Pureo of pea, tonight.

Special to EVENING HERAhp
PoTTsvILLB, Aug 3l.-County Chairman
Shay issued a notice to the Republican nomi
nees, Messrs. Albright, ROweand Anstock, tc
meet at his office to- day to confer with the
chairman on preliminary matters in ref
erenoe to the approaching campaign. All the
candidates were present, as we'll asGthe
county chairman and Secretaries Dhfy,
Snyder and Dyson. It was decided to open
permanent headquarters about the middle OF
September. They will be located in Chair.
man Shay's offices, in the Pennsylvania bank
building. The full list Of members of the
executive committee has not vet been com
pleted, but win be given, out for publication
within day OF two There remain que o.
two to be selected The. meeting was of 8
harmonious character and both the chair
man and the candidates are confident Of vie
tory this fall, by a handsome majority. .l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

Miss Fannie Morgahg missionary Of the
Reading Baptist Association, arrived ia town
to4day,to give an address in the Calvary Bap1
tisb church, on South Jardin street. this eTen-
ing, mt 7g3ou0 Miss Morgan left here in July
to1attendy the national cohventiOn Of the b!
YaP9 U!I at Chattanooga ,fTehn.J and heTad3
dress this evening willlienon the cOnventidng
EverSbedt1 is kindly invited to attend.i Miss
Morgan is we'll known here Onacoountof her
work in the Calvary church during her two
previous visits, and lis q very pleasant
speaker. gule lg9 GsJd 5yrd 5iag1et tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31
Two k.iIIed bv n Trnin.

Carlisle, Pao Aug f31e.7At Hpntsdale.
Sunday while ReY Daniel KellaPo a
wen hBpown punkaFd minister, and
Philip FQpst, a prominent citizen were
d lying TO church a Philadelphia and
Reading freight train struck their cars
'riageS BETH men Were so badly i'm
Jured that they died yesterday. The
horse was Instantly killedgU 3n9dv bl
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

Rev, Cornelius LaHrison, pastor of st.
Michael's Greek Catholic church, wife and
daughter, Annie, left for WilEesbafre this
morning His daughter will enter a convent
in that, city. Several of her scboolmates
were at the depot this morning when she
left. Rev. Laurison and his wife will prob
ably return to town tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

From Atlantic City ReYiewyusiIl.f ln.at ar
There are two families at the Brady House,
all Of the. same name and twenty in number.
They are the TObiHs, and they come from
Mt, Carmel and Shenandoah, Pa, ID respec-
lively The fathers Of the two families are
brothers, and in one family there are nine
and in thelOther seven qhildreH. When all
are together on the hotel porch the sight is
AN interesting one, it being the largest family
party SO fal as is known, that has ever visited
Atlantic City. .tt ..djy 4,f,tttI..,... ..a
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31
over an EmbnnkmeGt.

A cartman enployed by the Columbia
Brewing Company, through negligence
backed his horse and cart over a 2O-fout
embankment along the Lehigh tracks at the
terminus of South White street this morning
The driver jumped in time to save himself
from injury. The weight Of the cart pulled
the horse down. Little damage was done. +
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

Tho Columbia team Of the First ward swai-
lowed another dose of medicine az the hands
Of the Keystone team at Mahanoy City yes
terday who defeated them by the close
score Of toS Pitcher Conry Of the tisi-
tors, distinguished himself by striking out IS
men. Poor fielding on the part OF the visi
tors caused the defeat ha"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

The HERALD has been asked for mforma.
tion on the squirrel season The law is "NC
person 'siafl Kill, Or have in possession after
being killed any gray, black or fox squirrel
between JANUARY 2 and September penalty
s. for each sqhlrrel ''''-- ' ''-'
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

Grand Army bean soup tonight.
Hot luhCh tomorrow morning.


Water Superintendent Stout is ever on the
alertin the interest Of the valuable plant
oyer which he has general lsupervision. This
morning he made tour Of the town inspect.
ing hydFants with view to prohibiting un-
necessary waste Of water. He found quite a
number that required attention. and shut of
the water until the necessary repairs are
made. The superiptendent is determined to
enforce the borough ordinance bearing upon
the subject .aL L..l-L--.--L --.-L--
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31
J sl9' Per Cent. Above BasIs,I I'I

+ The following. collieFies drawn to return
prices Of coal sold ip August to determine the
rate Of wages for the last half Of August aud
first half Of September, report as follows ID.
KnickefBocker, p. a r. C.&T Co 272-2
tosspg,t spFipg.oa- I, saG @7gIa adl 'S6e-s S2es
,Alaska, ''' ''.'' P" 'H 27i7
The average u these prices is 81 67-g and
tile rate Of wages is six per cent. above tho
81 so basis .-f-G RffG go
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

Miss Ida, daughter of Low. Conductor
Joseph Sigfried met with a shocking ac.
bident at the home of John Kress, at Allen
town, where she had been visiting for the
past couple of months; In some manner she
tripped on the top of a flight Of fourteen
steps and WAS opreciptated to the bottom,
breaking an arm and severely ipjuring a leg
in addition to many bruises about other parts
Of her body. She was brought home yester-
day afternoon, ..5. r. al a...,.a s. ....,a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

ChatlRs peff assumes charge 0f che barber
shop formerly rondueted by Roll. sheelef, on
North Main atVeet, tqsbortpR InerbiaG the
latter removing To- i865eklyh NJ Y. Mr..
Dsrr formerly conducted the rsh6R IA the
Ferg6s6p House building HIS adteftise
ment appears in othepcOIpmn, and he exs
tends q rOdialfpvitatioht to his old friends,
as well as new ones to give bih a cal in ms
new anafteFS h Ij1a 4fd lcdQt N lAi
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31
Game AssoelntIon Outlnr.

/ The Mahanoy City Fish and Game Associa-
tion will hold their annual outing at High
Point Park on Friday, September IA, instead
of at Lakeside as was the custom in former
years The oonYention of the Fish and
Game League of the county will be held
there the same day and will be attended by
five delegates from each association in the
county, together with the usual large mum
Der Of members from throughout the county.
A committee has been appointed TO arrange
things and to spare no expense in doing 50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

Commencing today we will have 1,OOC
baskets Of choice peaches arriving daily. Al
Womer's, 124 North Main street. s-23-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

Two Polish women fought each other with
desperation in salean on West Coal street
last night. Itwas not hair pulling match
but genuine rough and tumble encounter
in which both were punished A large
crowd collected about tho saloon The
cause Of the edcountef is not known, ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

one carload Of fancy peaches A very fine
lot Win be sold real low At CosLErTs, 36
South Main street. sh5 ii i.t's s-30-3t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

Fls funeral Of JgFemighp pbyls, one Of the
oldesl teaide,ift5i Ia tbS Yihipity 81 this town,
took place this marpipg ffnm the family
residthcs at Brownsville, High inass was
celebrated ia the AnnnhGiRtion chutch, on
West Cherry street0and iinteTpeIif made IN
the Annuncibtou eemetery.,-~ - ,esr-
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31
81 bhoice 1PeaIohess..

1000 baskets of choice peaches, cheap.
arriving daily from I this morning. At
Womers. t2f North Main street. s-2s-tf !
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31
sewerage VOL.

The work of making sewerage connection.
between the borough sewer at tile eastern
end Of Poplar street and the Tiemey, Nc
Nealis and other properties on South Main
street is now under way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31
"PEAcHEso or PRICES.

A16arIoad of fancy peaches just received
From 40 cents to $lOO. At C0sLE1'T's 81
South Main street. ''-'| ''' ,'' s3O-St
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

The United States Express Company has as
issued handsome call card, which is being
distributed tolthe patrons lof tfei' company.
The dsSignis unique and attraqtiye, bearing
in the border 45 stars representing as many.
states The centre has bars of red and
white forming the back gr6dhd for the hdrss
shoe and cash b0z with eagle wings, th6
trade mark of the GomPapy,di sfu. .euarfsr
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

When billions on costive, eat Cascarets
candy oathartie cure guaranteed, 1Oc, 26e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31
Notlge N OqpspIneYs.

As this is the season of the year when it is /,
necessity 70 take precautions AGAINST
dr0ughts, thepdbhc water works bonsufhefsj'
are warned against the, waste of water in c
any manner and especially in the use Of D
Pagfelmae9hlt gflae9hlt window aP3df GaTTggea qlsaqipg
hose. T. M. STOUT,
.I"ih1"g -H 7h' Water superintendent 90
shenando oah, pa. Aug esi i1s97U lna. hn TIL
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

A Girls Serious FAN.

Our free lunch tonight will consist of isl
cakes Clam soup tomorrow morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

1903" )" Deeds Recorded. I'1' 'HI 'A'-i
susanna Mosset and husband 10 Ffadkiinl
Brown promises INVEST RenA township in
Charles B. Hqssqm and wife 70 Franklin
Brown, premises in OrWigshurg.
Frank "a ter aud others to Andrew Greiner.
premises IN F0ttsyil.ba baannfhh nai tlHfu
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31
HOSIERY .bYl.ep g..


90 ylyjHiJq "A! Great Beat!pniiD aiiu9h
a RprhFenoWnedae aeronautical engineer has,
been engaged to make balloon ascension and
terrific parachute dive from the clouds at
Columbia Park on Septembet 9Th (I.abor
pay) at 3 p. na This Will BE the ifst oppot-n
9qplty 9f the Shenandoah people to ,see this
qeath1,detying balQopst and his monster air,
snip which is 80 feet high and contains
500 yards Of tIothh When 'iiIed it Win
DAIRY Monsn Rdhgrtsu IN a dizzy height or
1920 feetowheRhe wiH4rnt. his para6huteo
loo5ee ana sai TPely ,tYYArs the earth, This
will be a feat chat viii be heartily appre-
dated BY the bdbIc OF sh6hand6aB. 6iFhe 2
Independents ti0lrCltrb. has bBdhfed tAep atlI
TRACTION atl4n enQFmo ous geShense and $iOO 9
VII By forfeited tqRpYl lcpariFlbIe, institution.
~ the above a9nouncemegt is not positively
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

Grand Army bean soup will be served, free,
TO all patrons tQ-pight, ,s. ...r4.. "a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-31

Bean soup, free, tonight.
HO lunch tomorrow morning '
Meals served at all hours 'iI sI"'.'i.
Daily camera., 1897-04-21
Jars for the Fair.

At the meeting of fruit growers which
was held last Saturday for the purpose
of discussing the contemplated exhibit
of fruit at the state fair next September,
it was decided to order three gross of
Perfection and Inverted exhibition jars
fer putting up berries and other small
fruits for that purpose. These jars will
be furnished free 10 all fruit growers
who wish to put up fruit for exhibition,
together with formula for preserving
the fruit so as to retain its natural color,
and the materials for preserving the
fruit.
When the jars are received due notice
will be given and they will be placed in
the hands of some one in convenient
locality for distribution, both in Long
mont and Boulder. 1t is hoped that all
fruit raisers in the county will take suf-
hcient interest in the matter to enable US
to make creditable display from Boul-
der county. Arrangements will be made
later for the display of all tree fruits in
their fresh state.
G.. M. ANDERSON,
Sec'y County Board Horticulture.
Daily camera., 1897-04-21
A HIGH ROLLER.
The Modern Woodmen of the World In
dulge in Glorious Time.

The Modern WOodmen of the World In
dulgs in Glorious Time.
The train bearing the South Side Camp
No. II and ladies arrived from Denver
last night at 9 o'clock. A reception COM
mittee from Tellurium camp were on
hand and the visiting delegation were
rendered warm welcome.
The visiting ladies were taken charge
of by the Woodmen's Circle and were
entertained in Masonic Temple hall
while the joint meeting of South Side
and Tellurium camps disposed of their
secret work, in which four candidates
were introduced into the mysteries.
The entire party then assembled in
Masonic Temple and the merry dance
and plentiful banquet were enjoyed until
a late hour.
There were about $50 of the visitors
and they were received ard entertained
in manner that did great credit to
Tellurum camp. The affair was very
pleasurable one, as we'll as great sue
cess.
Daily camera., 1897-04-21
G.. M. ANDERSON,
Sec'y County Board Horticulture.
Plenty of Water.

The Utica fume is now running full
with water, and it will perhaps be long
while before another shortage occurs.
At the head Of the hume snow is banked
up in many places 20 and more feet
deep and the lake and reservoir are filled
is again run with water power and the
compressors at the mine will be connect
ed with air from the compressor house in
few days. The big flow of water in
the fume will enable Colonel Brainerd
to resume mining operations at Camp
Talbot next week, which will be carried
on more extensively than ever the COM
ing summer.-Ward Miner.
Daily camera., 1897-04-21

loo. F. excursion to Greeley anc
return Monday April 10th, special train
via the Gulf road leaves Boulder at 8:45
a. m, arrives In Greeley II a. m. Re.
turning leaves Greeley atII:3o p. m
Round trip fare sI.75.
TIE. GILLER, Agent.
Daily camera., 1897-04-21

George Austin while sharpening a
stake with an ak, made chance blow
and Topped off couple of fingers OF his
left hand. 1t is possible that the middle
finger will be saved, but the little finger
was severed completely. He was at
tended by DR.. Harrison.
Daily camera., 1897-04-21

A petition has been presented to the
county court asking that Ell Dora be not
incorporated. Judge Secor has issued
an order in consequence. staying the pro-
ceeding Of holding an election for the in
corporation until the matter is adjudi-
Gated
Daily camera., 1897-04-21
Gated.

Special services are being held each
evening this week in the Christian
church. This evening A. K. Wright of
Manzanola, Colo, will arrive and assist
the pastor in the meeting. A very cor
dial invitation is given to all. Services
begin at 745.
Daily camera., 1897-04-21

Mrs. Ed Holt of Victor, who IS resid-
ing here temporarily, underwent surgi-
cal operation yesterday. She is resting
easy today.