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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-14

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-14

T,HE MoNoNGAII, ROUTE is 1TNr
i Short Line between Fairmont M
Clarksburg.T Quick Time-Fast TraInSl
Sure Connections, When travelling 10 {,
from Clarksburg or West Virginia & Pitt,
burgh railroad points. see that yollr tIrt
cts read via the Monongahela River .PaIl.
road. Close connections at Fairmont VIII
u. &c o. trains and at Clarksburg win D
& o. and W., v. p. trains, Tickets VI,
this route on sale at all B. & o, and NJ
". & p. r. r. stations. = w -
HUGH G.. BOWLES, GenI. Sun,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-14

A ucTIoN OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
~ Having rented my house. and bes,
about, to leave. the city. ] viii tcll M,
household goods at No. IS Fourteenss
street on Thursday, April y, commencisr
set, beds and bedding, wardrobe, tnh,s,
stands. chairs, rocking chairs, bruS,si,
and ingraln carpets, dining room ~
kitchen ware. Terms cnsh. Dl "
RfiEEs. ]. c. HBRvEY. ,Auctlonecr! =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-14

All members OF the chorus q, ~
Woman's Musical Cub are Requested ~
DO present at the last rehearsal n
held In tho Opera, House thls' '(Thursd,T
morning ut 10 o'clock sharp, - 11AW
MRS. GEO, r. CALDWELL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The first concert OF this OF the Trinity
Choral Club will be given IN Trinity House to-
night under the auspices Of DR.. II. r. Palmer. The
chorus will consist OF fifty voices. assisted by Miss
Louise Westervelt. soprano Nine. Marion Cowdray
contralto L. Ellsworth Giles tenor. and Mss
Helena J. Aibro. accompanies.
The village trustees will meet tonight and hold
another important session Wednesday night 10
take action on the applications for franchises by
the New-Rochelle Electric Railway and the Hugue-
NOT Street Railway Company. II IL said tina: the
Union Railroad Company Will also make application
for a franchise. II EuCh an Application Is received
the trustees VIII Do Obliged to postpone their de-
cis On another month 20 allow for advertising.
william Carlisle, the keeper OF The animals at
Glen Island has been missing since January 20
and IL is now feared that ne has been drowned in
Neptune Pay. re was last seen at Daniei Bradys
hotel IN Pelham Road. on the night or his disdp-
pearance Joseph Attic. the boatman OF the island.
saws that he heard ;wo blasts OF the me2aphone,
boat 10 take ailr across. The water was rough and
on landing at the float the bOaman found that his
con1palio had disappeared. The missing man had
.ust received his salary. and u is thought that ne
NAV have been the victim Of thieves.
The seventh annual reception and entertainment OF
the Knickcrbcckcr Press Benevolent Society will he
he'd IN the Town Hall on the night o. Monday.
February a.
A large number Of well-known residents OF New
OF tho New Rochelle Yach. club. at the Hotel Man
haitian Manhattan. tonight
Mr. ana Mrs James Gibson. ir. OF HuSuenot
Park sailed or Egypt or Saturday. They will
also visit Mrs Gibson's sister. who Is engaged in
missionary work IN Jerusalem ana Palestine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
ApRFSTED or SUSPICION.

Detectives Reap and Holland. Of the Central
once. took into custody on Saturday night James
Bell fifty years old. spe ,ulator. AZ he described
himself and James Murphy, alias Poodle" nifty
Years old n Hqucr-dcalcr. as suspicious persons
and arraignod them in the Centre Street Court
where they were demanded until today. No spc-
clNc charge was made against either OF the pris-
oncrs.
Bel as he called himself. IS an old-time crook
His number Is lB IN the Rogucs' Gallery. and his
history * recorded in Byrncs's book on the Grim
inals Of America lie was the associate OF some
Of the most notorious burglars. and was engaged
Am many of the operations OF gangs OF bank break
crs ON June 10 ls7S Bell who is better known by
the name OF "Shang Campbell. took part in the
robbery % passenger on train at Kent. Ohio. ard
was arrested with Lyman and Lyons FOR the crime
He was admitted TO bail IN S.po and fed. Tn
others served terms Of imprisonment for the crime
on August .. 1854. h. was admitted To ban In 800
for picking pockets I'm Worcester. Mass. lie never
returned to stand trial. The police here Informed
the police Of RaVenna. ONO. ana Of Worcester,
Mas. of the arrest OF Campbell, ana asked II he
should be held ior cytruditi0n.
Murphy Is a saloOnkcepcr on the East Side ~ this
city. near the Bowcry, but the police know Of moth
Ing against him AT present He was arrested In
Bells company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

William H. Parsons. John f. Parrsns. j. Mayhew
Wainwright and other weknown residents OF Rye
having begun an action in the coeirts 10 prevent
,he Port Chester Electric Railroad from construct
ing n trolley line in the Boston Post Road, Pur-
cbase-st Grace Church-r, Milton. A1awamis For
est and other beautiful avenues the company mas
apnlied 10 the Appellate Division OF the supreme
Court for the appointment OF three commissioners
10 determine upon the rights o. the company 10
huild the road through these streets. The case
viii be heard on Friday In BROOKLYN Inc man
object O. the company il 70 reach rye heacb TON
port Chester which. according to the OPINION OF
many OF the prOperty-hclders, can be accomplished
without dsfguring the residential thorough1ares
number OF young men OF Port Chester are pre-.
paring TO give q reception and dance in honor or
The Young women o; the Afternoon Whist Cub
who recently entertained them at d similar fuhc-
ton. .x.,
sewing school for young girls on Sfcurday The
school will be undenOminaiional, and VIII be con-
The February meeting OF the village trustees Will
take place in Port Chester tonight.
NJ N STEPHENS Mayor OF East 81 Louis, H.. and
a former resident OF this village. was the guest
OF Port Chester friends for Il number or DAYS last
week. . ~. c,.
Mannerchor Will be held In Irving Hall tonight
An effort Is being made by the trustees 10 estab-
Methodist Episcopal Church. II is proposed TO in
close the park With iron fence. and ornament i
with condemned cannon secured from the War De
partment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
RICHMOND BOROUGH HAPPENINGS.

Hugh Foster a hotelkeeper OF Elm Park. who
was last week arrested because OF the suspicion
that he insane again taken into custody
Saturday night on similar charge Late at
night the residents OF the Mornngstar Road were
awakened by shrill cries for help from a woman
About hundred persons congregatcd In the
road but none dared to go into the place. which
i bedlam Two policemen were summoned
and they broke into the house and found all the
doors barricaded with furniture Foster was beat
ing his wife and his niece, Rose McArville, and II
was their cries that the people heard Neither
woman badly injured. although their faces and
heads cut
The police made few arrests yesterday FOR excise
violations. The law was strictly observed, and
drinks could not be had.
The annual elections OF the Staten Island Cricket
Club and Staten Island Yacht Club VIII be held
.Na
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
YONkERS.

This morning at o'clock the advance sale OF
tickets for the two performances OF 'PInafoTe TO
be given on Friday and Saturday evenings OF inns
week in aid OF 81. Johns Riverside Hospital Will
omen q, the Office OF Andrew Deyo, Wells ana
Warburton ayes The cast and chorus are made up
OF well-known amateurs Of the city. and large
audience is expected at each performance The
production s given under the patronage OF num-
Der OF well-known society women of the city. The
2lst Regiment Band of Poughkeepsie, Will supply
the music.
The bostesses' evening at the Amackassen Club
for this week has been postponed till Saturday
evening OF next week. when Mrs. John Reid, Mrs
Waldo G. Morse and Mrs. j. Harvey Bell VIII re-
ceive the guests.
This evening tho first games in the invitation
bowling tournament of the Palisade Boat Club VIII
be rolled on the club alleys in Ravine- ave Glen
wood These clubs have entered: Tarrytown Ly-
ceum Star, of White Plains Germania, OF Mount
Vernon; Hollywood Inn. Attn Separate Company
b c. Yonkers Nos. / and 2 Bicycle Club, leu
tonia. Pasade Nos / and Of 1on i, Iarpy
Company open the tournament.
An interesting meeting Oh tne sat onhe1y ryenInr
in the hall Of the Womans Institute in Palisade-
ave 4 large gathering OF persons Interested in the
subject Of kindergarten work listened 10 a paper
The auditorium Of the Westminster Presbyterian
Church was filled both morning and evening
yesterday. when services appropriate to the cele-
bration of the forteth anniversary of the church's
organization held In the morning the Rev.
George r. Cutting read a short historical paper on
the progress the church had made. after which
the Rev. Rollin a. Sawyer. the first pastor OF the
church preached. In the evening the Rev. DIR.
David Cole preached a sermon OF congratulate
Miss katherine Harris. Of this city. is 70 take
part in the meeting Of Michigan Chapter. Daugh-
iers of the American Revolution. on Wednesday
the home OF Mrs. Thomas II. Harris, In Scar
borough.
The February meeting OF the Board OF Education
will be held tomorrow evening at it, office in the
High School Building.
The third annual dinner OF the Board OF Trade
is be held In the assembly hall OF Hollywood Inn
on Monday evening. February II Covers Will be
laid for hundred and nifty. The arrangements
In charge Of John 6. Shots William O.. Nc
Carlton. Charles H. Fanchcr. Samuel T. Hubbard
1r. Isaac Milbank John Bellows. Philip Nerplanck,
William Read and !. j. Schlessnger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
THE OUTER AND THE INNER SABBATH.
DIR. FAUNcE's SERMON At TIE FIFTH AVENUE
BAPTIST CHURCH


The Rev. Or w u. = Faunce preached upon the
subject: The outer and the Inner sabbath at
the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. of which he is
the pastor. yesterday morning. Among other
things he said:
There IS in this city-in which the first question
which is usually asked is VIII it pay2-a remarka-
BILE reservation for the happiness Of our fellow
creatures. The reservation il called central Park.
What a disadvantage II has proved 10 a few OF rs
who have wanted 10 pass rom the one side OF the
city TO the other at times Then again, what
fInn pace il would be for residences and business
T - ~" b,,nsig unnopuar so quickly as merely
10 hint at an ENFORCEMENT OF business enterprise
upon that spot 50 highly priced by rch ana poor
Now. Sunday is a reservation In time correspond
ing to the reservation OF space have alluded to.
That Park blesses merely a few In this city sun
dav besses the whole world. 1t is our most pre-
cious inheritance The sabbath was made for YOU
God needs no Sabbath. We commemorate the an
coins sake He does not need II; We do We
need Il to be reminded that honesty and NOBILITY
pay. Some business men get the notion that the
Sabbath is an mpositl0ni N@i at si ~ was IN
the COMPARTMENT to keep the sabbath extends to
for the prevention OF cruelty 10 animals.
We hear much in these days about the right and
wrong OF bicycle riding on Sunday and OF Sunday
receptions. The sunday newspaper, also II is
claimed has come to stay: 70 stay-out Where!
Of it in my personality. I have heard rigid rules
applied 10 this question; 10 not Apply riga
sunday newspaper has It's advantages. II may be
conducive to the happiness and reace OF some OF us
the ocean have safely landed. 1t has other adj
vantages also. But. my friends. you would not go
through all the dens OF vice in the city to prepare
Yourself for this service Nor ought you to cad
your imagination through the sums OF life before
worsaippng at Gods shrine.
Social enjoyment has It's advantages. but 10 ex
tend II 10 Sunday also when 70 many the strain
upon the nerves has already proven wearisome by
the taxation OF the week. is wrong and sinful
whatever may he said OF bicycle riding In the way
Of proving that it is merely faster method OF
lor6motlon hardly counterbalances the fact that
simultaneously with the long Sunday trips road
houses and rcfroshment inns nave sprung up. so
rleiy Is go constituted that Onc-half cannot keep
Sunday while the other half works II tho en-
Move works II will not he long before the employer
is compelled work The outer Sabbath should he
"A stepping stone 70 the inner peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
NETWORK CITY.

Tho monthly meeting OF tho Church Association
for the Advancement OF the Interests Of Labor
will be held tomorrow AZ the Pro-Cathedrai' NO.
I2o Stanton-st. The meeting Of the Executive Com
mitiee will be at 7:i5 p. m and the {. a l. Il.
service at sis p m George H. Warner VIII speak
The class Of 60 Stevens institute. will have a
dinner at Clark's. in Twcnty-thrd-st. this evening.
Covers for forty will be laid.
The annual meeting Of the Legal Aid Society will
bo held in the library Of the United Charities
Bu,Iding Fourth-ave. and Twenty-second-st, to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock The annual re-
ports OF the president and attorney VIII
be read and new Board OF Directors Will be
elected.
The exhibition OF the American Water Color So
ciety at the Academy OF Design IS now IN us
second week and is drawing a large attendance
Commander Folger. L. s. n. in command OF the
lighthouse station at Tompkinsville. went down
the Lower Bay yesterday afternoon In personal
charge OF the boat sent down TO examine the buoys
IN the Bay These reported displaced and
not lighted on Saturday night. The buoys were
found TO be in good order and all at their regular
stations.
The Portuguese steamship Oevenum arrived IN
port yesterday with nine OF the crew OF the Ameri-
can bark Serene. which was wrecked on December
81 at LeiXoes. near Oporto. The serene saiieu
from Philadelphia on November IS with cargo OF
case oil. She registered 522 tons.
Samuel Serring. forty-three years old committed
suicide Yesterday morning by hanging in the Gel
lar Of the house In which he lived at No. GO Fifth
81 Serring lived the third floor Of the house
with wife and six children lie was It shoe
maker but had been out Of employment for long
time and had become desponden' Mrs serring
said that her husband had never threatened TO
KIN himself and she attributed the suicide TO tenn
porary insanity due, perhaps to the excessive Use
OF cigarettes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
{. e. SHAYNE'S ENPLA NATYON.

C. G. Shayne says that sentence In the few
lines introducing his statement printed yesterday
explaining his connection with the recent Ohio
Senatorial contest was inaccurate. The sentence
was: Mr. Shayue, according to testimony given
before the committee by Representative Otis. had.
through General Boyce. purchased vote for
Senator Hanna for $1,000. and Mr.. Shayne had
paid 81 80 "a first instalment OF that amount"
Mr. Shayne says such n remark was not made by
DR.. Otis
Whatever DR.. Otis did say before the investi-
eating committee at any rate. Il has been pub
lished that ne did mention Mr. Shaynes name.
and ii was for the purpose Of explaining Just what
his own relations with General Boycc were. and
to what extent be himself had been active IN
Senator Hanna's behalf, that Mr.. Shaync made
his explanation This explanation was 10 the e.
feet he had simply given Boyce 800 TO pay his
expenses to Columbus To use whatever influence
he had. I'm honorable way, to secure Mr..
Harna's reelection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

The Edelweiss Chautanlua Circle VIII ho'u US
February meeting to-nigiu az the non'e VI -N''
Ada Foggn. No 10 South Tenth-ave'
The Police Commissioners have received n peti,ioi
Prom, the Westchester Woman's Club asking Una,
tho more respectable OF the female prisoners ana
,odors he taken 20 the headquarters OF the bureau
NJ charities where they Will receive proper atteh-
ton.
The Westchester County Winclmen. ORGANIZED
less than n year ago, now have l3S members ana
have leased the building In, South Seventh-ave' no"
occupied by the city CUB - ,..,.. g. an -
The directors OF Lincoln Hall haze decided 70 en-,
large and Improve the blTuding. When conpetes,
the hall will accommodate more than thousaiu
The women OF Pelham Manor have Organizes a
literary club Meetings ara held on TUESDAY AFTER
moons at the Manor Club house . ,..,
The birthday anniversary OF Abraham 6nc4qan
will be appropriately celebrated IN the Bap'lstt
church next Friday night. under the auspices OF
the women. 1t is expected that addresses VII p. De
made by Mr. Stoddard. former secretary 10 5res,,
dent Lincoln; Mr.. Conant and Lieutenant henry
r Rhoades. L. : y .,.- -.
nounced for mis- week the February session
NJ the Board % Education and the masquerade pan
~ the Mount Vernon quartet CLUB to-nlehI, ailu
The lecture by Principal Jared Barhe on Poetry
and Poets" in the chester Hit School, tomorrow
vICh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
AN OBSTREPEROUS SSENGER.

HE CAUSES A LOT OF TROUBLE AND LANDS IN
A POLICE COURT UNDER THREE CHARGES
James Montgomery of No. 5G6 West Forty-fourtn-
st, who says that he is an agent OF the Metro
polltan Life Insurance Company. held for trial
on three charges by Magistrate Pool in the West
Side Court yesterday morning Two OF the charges
are assault and the third is larceny. II appears
that Montgomery and four others boarded Ninth
ave. ear at Thrty-fourth-st. about o'clock Satur-
day night The quintet, according to three Wit
nesses at once took possession OF the car. John
Henry Turner. the conductor demonstrated with
them but as he expressed 1t in court, they made
light OF my protests"
IL was impossible for passengers either 10 board
or aight from the until Lawrence j. Sauer. OF
No. AS West Twenty seventh-st. tall, powerful
young man. made the attempt His brawny shout
ders brushed the five disturbers to one side as II
they were all the veriest pygmies. The CONDUCTOR
Turner. followed Sauer In, and collected fares
Sauer swears that Montgomery struck the con
ductor in the back OF the neck The conductor adds
tcntion the fact that Montsomerys hand was IN
the conductors change pocket. I9rner SAYS chsi
SIX nve-cent pieces away from him. This money,
the conductor declares. had been distracted from
At Forty-second-st. four OF the bos,erous party
Car reached Fortythird-s As he was getting off
he raised the umbrella ne carried and made fierce
the ferulc end struck Daniel Mcnamara, OF No.
5li West ffftieh-st. the upper lip, cutting II
badly The wound was not serious but the shock
was so great that Mcnamara fell TO the floor In a
faint Then Montgomery jumped off and fed up
West Forty-third-st.
Saucr who had seen all this. jumped from the
car after Montgomery. The latter sought refuge
IN areaway. but Sauer jumped In after him. pnt
could not lind his until he lit a match. IN
the fm light he caught sight OF MONTGOMERY mud
died close to a depression In the wall He caught
MIN by the coat-cOlar and dragged him out into
the street. where ne turned him over TO a policeman
Montgomery defence in court yesterday morning
was that he under the Influence OF liquor. Inc
conductor. Mcnamara and Sauer gu sWore positively
I'm q, lrI on all three charges He furnished bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
SKIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY iSA
ARRIVED

ARR!N III.
s'amsr rs,, wa, S IN sasa3@pSn Jsa4.
International Navigation Co. Arrived AZ me har a. s'
steamer Lgcanla Gt9 MsSay o Ltr'o ,i j:9 si Tee,
thu Iiar OH February s. and anchored OWING 70
scan,sr Kansas city .Br. Jones Bristol January "
md swansea -. with mdse 70 James Arkel n Co A.
rived a. tho Bar AZ 81 a ~
:r,e%s ,- n M,, TAg.S. p hr- 'ss's =,
steamer british Queen Hn Smith. Antwerp ,anqs, 81,
o. with md~e sanierson & son. Arrived a. mo b"
risf ra'i Is s M"h.e. - Tercsa 20 and Fsya Q.
with mdse and ~ Storage passengers - Hagereye'
s1eamer C,rbbee no scott. psmerara January |, !,
and Barbados - with mdSe ana cabin passTq9sn NJ
february :. ana anchored owing 10 thick foe. ..,,
January % ami C'cnfaesos .. Win mds' 20 Castro
steamer Ai.m6 Hs Galveston January so. Vi'h MISE
end passengers % G. II Mallory 60. - ,,.,-,,ry
S1es sn =! NoT'e- wv M' s,ctpe W" N''
seamcr Richmond clover. Newpor, News sni !. RlIs-
" ssam %' yor'o%n Dole Soro and Nsspo' N'"A
with md.e AMI PASSENGERS % on Dominion s.Smb.r IS
with china clay Hamnll Gillespie ,esse' 70 "eO'''
sandy iiooS Feb g. $50 m-wnd north. moi''''
steamer la Gsscosne. from Hnvre. South OF p"
SAILED
Steamers Exe Rp GLASGOW Calico 'sT, .cs a" eyoS
Giles tBr> cape Town. Port Natal etc seisrn Tssn-
Mn,anzss Carienrs etc: lrrawaddS N'renais ana
Sad. Miami Galveston. Iona Key West and GsNesi,S
Merrimac baltimore. Ia Bretsgtne tfrl. tisNte,
Wilhelm II Ger. Naples etc. ~ sol New -ofieHhs
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
London Feb oArri,ed steamer Vftorn pr, TuoA
rinyton York. sailed. steamers MS'sHn N"''
Nv York. Mobile CSrD. Layisnd Ne" fotS nv, N-coL
iIvrrp,sl. tNh 8-ArrtNed steamer Ne''' va"
New York - s,us. steamer EtrurA
euen.,swn FEB ;,, g. g,.s ,oS SsS Ss1 .,
prawe Point Feb d-Pss-ed s'ea'"r' "
Damn Antwerp for New ! orN .. ka,,,ruhe (5er1.
E.h J-rassei. steamer NH'e'""'
us,ntz. Bremen Tor New -Nerh :, 7, us,sr (C3en.
ILrari Feb d-Parsi, steanse' q" -
s,e.nck.n Neu-York for Bremen. ..r.r A Champagne
nibral,ar Feb 8-Passed. cteam 49, -
Mitchell New-York for Mafseh'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
SUFFOCiTED BY Gas.

Thomas Cleary. thlrty-eight years old. and Will
lam Gafney. thrty-iivc years old. long shoremen.
were found suffering from the effects Of escaping
gas on the top floor OK hotel conducted by
Michael McCourt at No. 3C2 West--t Yesterday
morning. Cleary died soon after being found.
and Gafncy removed - 81 Ninccnt's Hospital
In a prccarious condition. The two men. much
under the influence of liquor, registered at the
hotel about o'clock In the morning. and were
shown TO small room with two beds In H. on the
top floor OF the house. There Is a gas radiator
In tho room. and apparently the occupants OF tn,
apartment did not know how to use It. for tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
nfANiARONECk

The trustees have designated the night OF Wednes-
day February %. for the public hearing on the
application o. the Newly ork. Elmsford and White
Plains trolley road for a franchise through the
village. The meeting will be in the Town Hail.
A Japa nese sale and entertainment. in aid OF ST
Nary's Hospital and ST. Marys Home will be given
by the young women OF St Thonass Episcopal
Church on the afternoon and evening OF next
Wednesday In the parish hall.
The recent nomination by the President OF WILL
fam a Boyd 70 be postmaster Of Mamaroneck was
confirmed BIZ the Senate on Friday. despite the op-
position OF 4. ". Perrin, William u. Gedney ana
other well-knOWu residents and leaders Of the Plat
faction who failing 10 secure the appointment.
sought 10 delay the change ~ long as possible.
The typhoid fever epidemic has subsided. and
nearly All Of the twenty or more persons afflicted
are recovering only three having died. The part
~ the Village affected lies ia swamp. which the
authorities now propose 10 drain