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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17
Provo. UTAH.


sheriff storrs went % Highland yes
to-day and made "twln brothers shake
hands" Tho brothers had quarreled
ana one logged complain, charging
aftnult In the iuailcei court against
the other. when Mr.. Stortg had In
Neauglied the ease hf asked the clm-
planning brother whether h ala no.
mink li would look bad 90 have a fam
ilN row of that Kind In The cnurin The
complainant thought the matter over
AMI concluded that p would not DO
cr.dltable. The sheriff ;hen inter
F.gWei The accused brother and he WI
willing % rsnmf friendly relations
and the result was that the case was
Withdrawn, good feelings were rcit1rod
ana ~ costs VIII be charged % me
Notices of location have been fled
WIN County Recorder Th1mas Of mo
hlNarlan Consolidation and she Gar-
mania mining claims. situated abln.
s.Voo feet southoastnr.y from the Rio
ufiude Western Railway bridge No. al
a. near LrhL located 10y Joseph
hl.hllch ct Al.
Three tramps ware brought ,r,,o
Fayson yesterday. one ~ thpm. I1hn
Mifun, was sentenced to servo "a daVs
N tho county iail, by Justice Tayler
Tor stealing cahhlre. William TFsti
and william Brown were sentcnced IN
10 lays each by the a1me authority FOR
Vagranry. 49,
Messrs. Done and Archboid. tho paw
son bicycle manufacturers. wsre III
[raVa yesyrg ~ riding wheels of shelr
T. c. Thompsoh Ia back from Kan.
sa1, where &c hls been Win a iSrgs
snlpneni OF muttona, which hs dis.
p'aFu OF at satisfactory prices.
Altcsd saxey Jr has been honor,h,y
rglearsd ;rom hls mission 10 Enrlaoo'S
ond VIII return home In the IAN. ''''''
a daughler has been horn Z, Mr an,
Mrs' MAr'hill Snow. All Well "'''
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/ them rcriously. Head. claude. Company
@. First Nebraska. shot ln abdomen.
OConner D. j., private. Company u.
iith Infantry shot On thigh.
Lambert clinton. itih Infantry. rhot
lu chest.
Snow. Lucius, Company u, iilh In
fantry, shot In leg.
There was heavy artillery duel
this morning. the utah ARTILLERY reply.
ms with q spirited fire 10 the spanish
guns finally landing she'll near the
powcrhouse. This must have disabled
The gums a. the spanish nru ceased.
Corporal Ernest DoElcr OF the signal
corps has been promoted 20 sergeant
10y Gen. Greene, for distinguished gal-
hntry on the field. during the heavy
artillery iro last night 4 telegram
llhe ln tho trenches was broken. ana
bltlcr repaired 10 with rrsnt g1nr-
lrnld, enabling communication 10 IT,
maintained Win headquarters at a
critical moment.
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nNrrspINa coMmrmon
How Various Nations arc straininE 10 Dd
THIS south America aud tho Tar last.

How Various Nations are straininE 10 To
THIS south America aud tho Tar last.
New York Aug IA special dis
patch to the Tribune from Washington
says
Two OF time consular reports. deal
Ing IN large part with tho eastern and
South American trade, strengthen the
Views and assertions heretofore cummu-
nlcated 20 the State department and
published Consul COVERT. writing from
Lyons. deals at length with tho sub.
icct Of the French buryhu of foreign
commerce. recently established The
ablor division of this burrau VIII dee
vote iu attention ln u large measure
10 The orient The plan h. said tu he
patterned after Russia which hns two
foreign ministers one FOR the east and
tho other Tor the continent of Europe.
French board " trade. The French
arc aiding Russia % develop her w.
sources and large part OF The report
referred a. is taken up with tho details
OF this aid, which % a hennhl 10 France
OF cuurHH.
The writer says that the work " the
Lyons commission, sent o. China by the
vigorously France IN trying tu Keep an
with England and Germany In Efforts
to supply China, nation which. 10
quote frum a great European authority
"is Of tho most potential markets In
the world llo adds
"Whoihor this tremendous market
shall be feeder % l,ussia's trins-Si-
herinn railroad 60 England through
Hongkoug. 90 Germany through KiaO-
Chou ur 90 France from Tonquln, u
the m0montous problem OF tho coming
century"
Consul Monaghan writes from Chem
nitz In two reports just given outs ono
Germany's shipping aud the
othcr concerning her machinery cN-
ports, throw much light on great
trade rivals operations. Compiling her
uguroa, Il Is seen that There was an iu-
crease In 1895 over 1895 of ti3,7O6 ships
and 10000 tons. Compared with TWEEN
~ years ago. the figures show twice
the number uf ships and threr times us
much tonnage. There was an Increase
Il 50 per cent Ia thu number OF laden
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UTAH BATTERY DID IT
Spanish Attack the American Ouork on the Night Of August
Kills Three Americans and Wounds Eleven
Heroic Act Of Corporal Oozer

New York. Aug. is.--A dispatch 10
The Herald from Camp Dewey. Avg. G..
Via llongk1ug says
The spanlnrdH renewed the attack
ON the American outworka last night
The trenches were occupied by q bat.
TALON each OF the iith and the glri
regulars and the Nebraska voiun-
tcrra. the latter holding the extreme
right and a company " regulars the
extreme left They returned the span
ish IRE and hot firing lasted half nm
hour The American losses were chiefly
from shells.
The killed arc.
Howell =. D.. private, Company y.
iith regiment Infantry
McCanna, private. Company c. iiih
regular Infantry.
saur. G.. private. Company T.. 21rd
ror.msnt rcgulara
Wounded.
Their were eleven wounded. four Of
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QuOt-No Disorder or Pilagc-Insurgeuts Kept Out Of
ders to General Merritt that Authority Of U. S. Must
nilcd as Supreme-NO Danger from Insurgents.

temper on the part Of the inaurroni
l'hdcfH which IN not satisfactory. The
text uf the Presidents order cannot
b. misunderstood, and the Insurgents
VIII Do kept out ~ Manila and the city
bay ana hnrhDr viii he held ha an
American I-osHcHslnn Tho possibility
OF an attack on the city hy the luHur.
gent forces has been considered. hut
as the Insurgents, with The bay In poH.
session ~ Admiral Dewey and ten
thousand troops In the Vicinity FOR a
month past. wrrc unable tn cause the
surrender ~ the city u 10 not believed
that they win be- very formidable
against the authority ~ Den, Merritt
GOVERNMENT INSTITUTED ny
GEN. MERRITT.
New York. Aug is-A special dis.
patch a. the World from Manila. Aug
IL, via linuEkuug. says
Gen. MouItt has prepared n pmcla.
nation 90 the natives. which provides a
scheme NJ government Tor Manila ana
surrounding territory ana other Island
places 10 our possession. the os'-f
paints Of which are;
lIgld protection 20 all Ia personal re-
llglpn.
Municipal laws. tribunals and local
Institutions Tor puniHhmsnt of crime. 10
remain IN further notice (cNcrpt whore
Incompatible with military fuie), sub.
joct 10 supervision OF American gem
orll.
Provost marshal ana Hub-pflvoata Ia
be appointed with power 10 arrest ciyli
as wei AZ military officers.
Open trade for neutral nations.
Public property 10 be vigorously pro-
tectrd
No Interference with the people as
long au they preserve peace,
Gen. Merritt occupies the generals
naluTH
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Discusses "friai by Jury Hefors the inner
iciu liar Association.

Saratoga. y. y. Aug. is-A large
audience assembled In convention han
t1day ana listened TO the annual ad.
dress tn The American Bar association
by the Hon. Joseph Choats " New
York The address ehcltcd frequent
applause Mr. ChoIto began with ref.
trtncc 10 The war with spain. lie snld.
now that peace has come Tho GOVERN
mont must not be held too nrmiy 10 ia
declaration ~ lutgnilona made prior ~
tho declaration u war. because prss.
rut conditions and rrapunsiblllilrs had
not been nfsstru when those dcclar..
Tons were made
Mr. Chnate usok Tor his general sub.
lrct OF diseushiun "lrlhl by Jury" lie
a ,,. ihat ne frequent donuncia-
llun 1l TRIAL By 1ury was lll advised
ana took up ana answered In defnll
each argument FOR It's abolition or
mobilization, NJ cited tho famous
Iola trial In Paris 10 SHOW no an
prlurliy OF The American mpthpd u
procedure over that ~ rhe French. Mr.
Choaic referred 10 many Instance In
American lurlHprudeuce where Justice
hld seemed O. Doe perverted In fury
trials but In each case hr shaved maj
thr Jury system was not responsible.
That there were defects aud abuses
he admitted. but he declared u better
% strive 20 perfect the jury system Than
10 abolish u.
Reports were made by the standing
committees ON jurisprudence and law
reform, or judicial administration and
remedial procedure, ON legal education
and admission o. the bar on CONNER
clal law, uu International law, on
grievance and on law reporting and
dlguatng,
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pIrs AM srrps

:. on ihs curb w,.. ....
IA. l'''fn'on. N''" ''ely
.. q ii'i i6s Y 'r' being made tor
- ' sS5 = ,haa roesi o,o,,..
,'Aalt'fi on s; ,..o wll b. paIi y
.slaa n o S'i.,r have SECURE,
n ''' 'A' s.iy,f G iirs'S q, '1 pj ,sc
IeHS5'a' p, ''g2nnys d..s,
i.'ss.i''A, ilah1. asi and nume
.'''1 ' almost raidy f5 Y,
| s,l' Salr,,y Ro,, ana d..
% sleh /, 4re soon 10 4. nlihea
De M ,bi .,ls a. 20 pat t tssn
/ Al ai.AiI1l,, Denver ha. ,o,.
~ u ,', cries eo8,,ai. ne old
n, p,., Power boiler machinery.
/ "a % \, q Cedar c,,y
sssay w y, sai.iIn1' ' a., % lhs ae.
! '-''' 'neouragiia's 4 tb NJ
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A. l,,,ss.lhsh streak q very nn-
~, 80 laarfd on the 2slsfont Wgat
ii fitl Glsi0n mine. ulr.n COUNTY
w rri over 500 pgr TON. Thr
y F. i.-asnsd hy t01.fl1t shan
I,a- no and obtains good nir
o.iiait Nth The Saratoga nhll''
= Wiz H ~ longest on inc NOUN
lti uifr large hlllo1 oi flnh
y Adlin allied the dni Enidpflte
3 So htiird in The Taylor river
r.. . GnnnuUn county an open
mits Zen long Up0ncl % Inches
N gglfif ihlWing clppfr, and In PAM
III Is tests d tirl showed gold. quar-
. "a samples TAKEN from nNt tons ~
b. save a uins better than ~ pef ton
ID Fu'd. copper aud silver. TIE Vfln
Ill b. dunei Un ono hundred feet.
Irtufna frum the smelling orc shipped
.If1m thf LILLIAN mine. ulln.u county
faye as pr ton The milling orr
1ayfd 81 In r1.l on the plaifr. iud ne
ID nranirliff gave 80 pr Ton. The
|1taft o being sunk deeper fdr ne pur-
4. e. N DEVELOPING new stopping ground
70 west level connects within thrWash
|tuh. The fir.to reported o. No nfNsy
d. Manila claims, on Mount Hayden,
|sfay county. boz been oondrm.l. Th'
.al d four frft wide with pay fiferr
pm 2 90 n Inches wide that runs So
fl'd ana silver r0r ton a tu1 viii
tlli a. M pfHprfiy and fhIpmrnta
nmtncfii The N0.rfr milne In thr
n, ourk district. Glirin county 1.
inf road down Mlfhlran nm ar.
resume shipping aa soon aa tbs
a i completed Thor Il a ltf~.
f-h' n or un TOP rralv ~ NM.
N..l WIN Do treated 40 Hlaff
~. elr Doth milling ana
l'r frum Junction creek III
'.unli COMES word that M
hi.1 mlng d regular semi.
ihlpnsr Tho ufa chuia In the
h.s y almost in H.rht. a.
~ hoy tunnel VIII TAP Inc ysir
.ll ana ~ fchalpr clairp a..
~ Iteh VIII soon have nlentv "a
i.tfr. The Lufi byron mine h.
~ fA,h, clear Creek e1iIntv 4,
y lrfaeeE. lll " WHOM, 49,
~, " slol or. The Hhafi 4 s,v.,.
~ Wy WI De- dropped 10 M "a,
hfN levels run al rs.e,,.
- th'fh Will open mo nr,n@,.,
AZ -A9fkefH ana l1rger on,,,,,
~ y. Timer u San Juan c Sp,pu,'
,.,,l "a been ldle since sllv sru IVY,
pa AZ least resumed 49,. w.
\. M Il, BITTER outlook III M p,s Hola
+. ~ of ihe sl.fl6t JJl,' en-
y, ..l ,,hlit there ars IN, ~, ~
~ r1n,l'lnF org, c1bnar 1i1,,i-.
~ ,n. liy f'r shipping 10 Ky " ~, 1
y, ,,s a,l't WORK on ne c,,is ~
y !. ,,'ih l.,l j taking nrscsil,Ssn. '1 =, /
,,esl'r.at over aii oibtr ~ ~ N 4
I. ". Asp'n District n, ,.ni,f-
i,,',.i lhr TACT was dsraioD,i We
> ,i-s 'l'-hi bad oseurfst \. i. .,' |
- !, A. anl ne on, b5d'si Y , N.
> a, ,le gulrislis some M. , Msrc
y, i'llllr contact iaps',i, ''n,-
4 ,5,,,. number % cialms ic., a.
,s'l rl'', ~ q wll By ra1i h i0sl', -
M i.l. San Juan I lSn5 calm %
~ Z n-ady rr5iuslg,. ICON, .,a, IN |
wv carloads of og. ~ consist
~ 4 ',Sl5,iltiasiaty marriSl T T.Il
~ POST '''' lev month"; oldw
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London. Aug, 1.-THE Pan Mall
Gazette comments this afternoon on.
the extraordinary action ~ tn Ger
mans ln assisting tha flight Of Gen.
August from Manila. In terms slmi-
lar to those used by the Tunes this
morning. 10 sharply CritiClzea the pro-
ceediug. drawing attentIO nto It's Slml-
larly to the German action during tho
british homhaIdment OF Zanzibar. when
tho uaurplug sultan sought refuge az
the German consulate.
Tho Pan Mall Gazette says; "Thls
Manila Incident IN uucommnnly nlgn
70 nagrlnt breach Of neutrality. and IA
certain 10 be regarded as an inter-
national dlscourtesy, u nothing
worse"
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nh STOCK EXCHANGE
,g Quiet and he CAL was S''''
sSA 1.vash il Hap'
,,,,l, WEE COMPARATIVELY GOOD


-, EFFORT on 'chhnse 'ou ..,
~. Va, .,- ~ e1eiiomeai In oeys SCI,
i. .'.''' northern Lisht p.S, 5ar. on
~ +. %, ba.ln .,.. d. o', es,ort.
p. ,', m. mornings eau 'h.r, y. w', 4,
y. '', AS W share or'ar', oos' y i ,hs
. No'. !, ~, cents % O i.o'o' ,...,
iinn'' - .s ~ r,r, 90 Lli,le PITTS
2, .. Il. ,ald Of g. S.'i n.s \ ra", on
W 'ns , r,osss che oin vas
-, through 90 bis A'''' '
..t..s 100 this
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EASTERN EXCURSIONS
kin
Rio Grnndc Western Railway.

indianapolis and return, Sass on Au-
gust H. IS uul TO-
omaEa ana RETURN CSC on Angus, 20
90 2d
Cincinnati and rturn, 3iiGo on Sep
tember 1, and 2,
Omaha and return. $50 or September
0 90 "a.
The RIO Grlnla Western railway
routes and an excellent double daily
through train aaryIs. Pullman palace
and Pullman tourist sleeping cars.
buffet ana irde reclining chair cars.
Tlcke, office No. l0l west Second South
(Du0ly block clrneD.
Ladies' white aud Cniored SHIRT Waists
nj y. &. NJ. I.
one.thlrd on an Prices. week com.
menelng Monday, Aug. u.
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ness day iag. r.-The war de-
We nave lived q dispatch from
i 20 ~" q, porting the fall %
gcther WIFE the details Tor che
pcrior cquiinder anl Incidents
p ,,i,, ~ y nral capture u the
Main strse ch. which had bcen
was Immediately
President Mckinley.
Il was o.
u gI ! w. t' ,is.-Adjuiant dener-
lila. Aftorianlla, Aug. ia.-On
medicine ! raj Dewey Joined IN
that I ev"Ation 70 the spanish
Koonts. Oamoye the non-com-
5000, city. on The same
tnin Win lrccelvod, expressing
10 set ilonumanc sentiments,
the spanish were
Lrsfunc hir n1n-c1m-
~ the walled town.
A,.,., I'VE sent a JOIN; note
and fstnn 10 the suffering In
August Sand n3n-comhatints
- sua' our duty 90 reduce
August setting forth the
$500. sof the spanish
heptemhc on all sides. and
niniiy onwlth no prospect %
long limit. % We demanded a
Tho unloi every consideration
d a,,d ih,I the samc date We
nlrht on thmitung their situl-
nlghta 90 that the council 81
IS n. ,'..l., nat ths cluoat for
pullman be granted. but Of
lng Clrs TIN government II time
",shout ea.,.tsary for communal
of birtbs 1lg. We sent a joint
at "Old Staining.
-rmy Joined with tho
Tho diroc With the following
louis and
the Nilsson an hours accurate
Pueblo. ianlsh lines. Mo-Nr-
cars ana the rlght and
Union depor url.r And.r-In.
are gulng liz stt,ek ana ar,
light ride terps I.1ss ma 40
cry OF tho sttr e, Iii M.
see that - @ s'.tt'ar
nousi P0rln. I ~ 80 49,, 49,,
cars roaltlvh or ,i', ''f' ~ -
IA. ID. llpIn which a white
d thg tJNn capltu-
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city Auditor swan rubml.,el % she
Council la,, evening hts financial re-.
port for lho month a; July. 1, showed
n followsi
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f,id ihfcrehogt The world. pfice. CuTL
lglIiN nhuu And CHEM. cOnP Hosion
sele iiols nHil,h pspet, King ldgMd y,
Waite ualds." Tree.
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- - a. Wv" afNAN%ti
corner Ma,.-Thc Madrid CORE.
,,-Dally Mail says that
- dismissed on ac.
fait i.ahrcncrs between him.
Bank Of I,r., a.. ..t.t..'-
at ruasunu' MUNSTER OF
on real
sagon. Or u ffonrkong core.
q; m. August sailed to.
oHtho German steamer
Nor, More ,3rrcspondent Of tho
qei,e b,tThero iH much dis
mannf,cf,t Augustus conduct.
their cSndlictions were sent
WANT itway of Hongkong 10
a1roa. In ia Jnudcmca 10 hold
j.. G. scposHihle. In order to
corner Ma signing Of the prnto-
fDii."
one Minutes the Cuban au.
pie by Co., whose first use of
,Ahn ln wis tu ask the gov
~, ~ N, l,hl mittancc OF cS0O.O0o
used tulI1
tho FhF..HH
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After c,ciirf Golf Tfrrir. flilng ~ any
Mlln icl, a iath with a. flCUnA EnAI' ii
enc 81 the l1KfIitf 81 mldtfn civliliatlon. Ia
ii.tsuls t'hAasl ufneas uud fluslnulH u me
I'm, tiai''a ilammation AMI irlHtlun, res
4Fltt r. no ~ ln4rnHlfr Precipitation, aui
Nlen followed " q ruutir afidintinF with
tLiiCuNA, tilet % tauiiicuis Ali Eroates,
W tllh slns, proves zoos nruencill % 90.
inuae.ta.
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liuy o.
exclaimed
turned FRO
INK nor n
yea a.
r. line tpl
have au n
Whrra
since / Hu
have
Nora, "nr
day nut
derfui utt
and Il has
You /
when I go
niountalEs
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.---.s.ss-----t.t.t uI,.pda ava
IL, 'i'''"'' An " ~
0HTL ,,i,,. .a' = ''''' ~ o
tf1lh"' P''1 a,EpurrT
NuUI hEl'INII'
EN-. MERRITT
Mt today made pub.
iIinp '.il, .'l,iI.l ~, 80
,,, --,,,lN oV'u'ltloH "t we
VhE llrNLh. america '"''e a
- UugR"M..,.a u..,.i..
..I hllltFt w hanllk-
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ilucinnl-
Der i-2-3.
Th0rugh Q.-Thprn were aeyera
7;fo pm. Ia u,..,t,. a. ,..i.'.-
mont. CO.. ''''''''s ~ N"'i"
the mount with torrcntial rains
west. Sec
"'" districts many houses
&c. MI There was considera-
wock cuuto crops.
v,, f., OF Carmarthenshirc.
exnSTiment by a tornado this
ors arr pi damage was done
pllla Thcamlyzed.
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A BIG STORM.
Hail Do a Vas, Amour,
Damage
ui

lndl1nafpd Crops Injured Car
o,,'b, ., Wales, IL swept
g1-2G Tornado.
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corner Ma
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Ladles' White and oolofed slliri Waists

one.thlrd on an Prices. week com.
menclng Monday Aug. ID.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-01-10

The New York Sun on Friday pub
lished list Of all pensioners who re-
receive $50 a month or more from the
government The list included the fol-
lowing veterans of Luzerne county:
Levi Bittenbender, Hazleton, $50 per
month; James d. Gallup, Hazleton, $72;
Thomas Mccain, Plymouth, $72; Luke
O'Brien, Ayoca, S72; Joseph D. Richards,
Plttston, S72
The rate OF 500 per month is granted
by the general law for the loss of both
hands, the result of causes due to the
military or naval service of the United
States. There are none of that class in
Luzerne county.
The rate of S72 per month is granted
by the general law for the loss of both
feet, the loss of both eyes, and also
for total and permanent disability
requiring the regular aid and attend
ance of another person, the result of
causes due to the military and naval
service of the United States.
The rate of $50 per month is granted
by the general law Tor total disability
for the performance of manual labor,
requiring frequent and periodical (but
not REGULAR aid and attendance, as the
result of causes due to the military or
naval service of the United States.
There is considerable talk Just now of
frauds in the pension roll, and this has
led the Sun to print the entire list of
those who receive large amounts, so
that the frauds, if there are any, may
he smOl{ ed ont
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-01-10

Mrs. Margaretta Gray, aged AS years,
was burned to death on Friday morning
at her home in Wyoming, this county.
She was the mother-n-law of County
Controller Joseph Lloyd. Mrs. Gray
arose about 7 o'clock to prepare break
fast for her mother. She had started
the fire and was on her way up the
cellar steps with some bread when the
lamp either exploded or fell from her
hand, and her clothing caught fire.
How it happened will never be known.
She must, on discovering that her cloth
ing was on fire, have rushed up the cell
lar stairs and into the pantry for water,
and not finding enough there evidently
then thought of seeking the aid of her
mother.
The unfortunate woman found her
way through the kitchen, sitting room
and then in the hallway leading to the
stairs to go to the second-floor bedroom.
Before reaching the steps, however, she
was overcome by smoke and fire.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-01-10
Death of James Givens.

James Givens died at o'clock on Sat
urday morning at the residence of Will
liam Meehan, on South Washington
street. Death was due to heart failure
The deceased had been resident of Free
land for several years, and previous to
his coming here lived at Buck Mountain.
He was engaged in the restaurant busi-
ness for many years and was well-known
in the region. His wife died few years
ago, and for some time past his health
has not been good. Mr.. Givens is sur
vived by sister in Scotland. He was
also brother-inlaw of Mrs. Hugh Gal
lagher, of town. The funeral took place
this morning.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-01-10

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