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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-07-20

Jefferson Sheldon Of Port Huron has q
horse supplied with artificial teeth. The
horse was taken to veterinary surgeon,
who found that the animals molar grind
ers were decayed. Six Of the animals
teeth were filed with metal and he has
regained his normal appetite.
An old resident of White Pigeon, st.
Joseph County, claims to have seen Dan
iei Webster in that village in 1896, when
he was making his Michigan tour. He
claims Webster proclaimed that county
the most beautiful he had ever seen.
st. Joseph life savers saved two men
and two women from drowning. Their
boat capsized in the river. They were
from Chicago and wouldn't give their
names.
Ed Hardy, engineer Of the Boardman
River Electric Light and Power Co. at
Traverse City, had his hand so badly
burned while working about a dynamo
that he may lose it.
A deal is in progress for the sale of TO-
600 acres Of land in Menominee County
to the Great Western Land and Immigra-
ton Co., for the purpose of colonizing the
lands with Scandinavians.
Robert Gamm, formerly a well-known
railroad man at Battle Greek, was killed
by the cars at Joliet, iii.
Some Tecumseh young men will have to
settle for two large plate glass windows
which were broken by the careless hand
ling of frecrackers. nti-.f
During the fiscal yenr just closed the
receipts Of the State land commissioner
Office were $22G, 565.S4. an increase of
SS5. 440.2G over last year, and OF $780,
317.57 over four years ago.
The colored people Of Michigan have
completed arrangements for State
emancipation celebration to be held at
Battle Greek Aug. 1. 1t will be ON an
elaborate and most extensive scale.
Evening star., 1899-04-06
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON. ID
ceived at this department until O'Clock pm,
Thursday, May 4. 1893, for furnishing the treasury
building and It's dependencies in the city OF Wash.
ington ID. G.. during the fiscal year ending Juns
80 lSoo. the following described service and sup
Cleaning CARPETS and washing sewes fo& Sns
9l Sd waste paper; Tor supplying STATIONERY forage,
stationery. forage. fuel, ice. lumber, farnitur.
painters and plumbers material. hardware and
miscellaneous supplies will include quantities
for forage. fuel and ice Will include the Quantities
Fe9aired by the bureau Of engraving aud printing.
Blank forms OF proposals., with Instructions 10
bidders can he obtained upon application TO the
Office OF the superintendent, treasury building The
department reserves the right to reject a5y and
all bids, or any part Of bid. and to waive de-
feets; o. u. A. TAYLOR, Assistant Secretary.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE MAIL
equipment shops Of the Post ofhce Department
pps{ MN Stace Department washington, ID; C., March
department until Thursday. May !, at o'clork
ment shops such supplies, consisting Of wire riv-
cts, burts, emery, steel chemicals oils leather
thread etc. in such quantities OF the different ar,
ucies, respectively. and at such times aud from
time time, TO time as they may be ordered during the
st ,d Of ygf the pfEnas @ Ssry Ipy ,b sS t soete
and form Of proposal, will be furnished upon ap-
pileatlon 10 the second Assistant Postmaster
General. ans Iaws,S
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS OF TEE
DisSricf OF Columbia, Washington, March 30
Sell School Sites, viii be received at this of5cs
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. ON SATURDAY
THk EIGHTH OF APRIL. 1899, TO sell to tra
District of Columbia site for the Manual Train-
ing School building for the ninth, tenth and eley
enth divisions, located within the followins ter
rltory: Beginning at the corner Of Sixth and n
streets northwest. thence east street 10
North CaIitol street, thence south on North Co.
itol street 70 Florida avenue thence east on said
avenue TO Eighth street east, thence south on
Eighth street 10 street SOUTH thence waet ~,
Z street TO First street east, thence north on
First street TO @ street north. thence west on -
street TO Sixth street west thence north on Si,tb
street to the. point OF beginning Bids NAV he
submitted for property upon either side OF .ba
streets constituting said boundary. The miniman
area of laad required 10 eighteen tborssrJ
0s.Ooo1 Fee A certificate OF the collecfor ~
taxes that the nieder has deposited two hnndre-i
dollars with him, certified check for ssId
amount some reliable banking insfItnfio, ~
the District cf Columbia, must accompany each
bid as guarantee that the bidder wifi ccmnlete
the sale 81 the ground II his bid fhould Ne 80
septed The rigat to reject any and ali bids 10
ROSS. LANSING II. BEACH, Commissione-~ "; p;
the bistrlct Oh ooicnoia. mh31 ct
Evening star., 1899-04-06

1000 E0th, Or, w....i2.3
SIS 18th ne. Or, w..l2.00
Ills Hayes CT. 4r, w. ..l0. 80
ROOMS.
9th Il @, large hall. .5n. .oa
$50 goth, 4r&b, mi. 1880
SD 18th, hall. ...I5.5u
4S2-4S6 La av, Office
rooms. $40 and $15.g0
2S13 L. Ar. W. 20
COL NH av, 4r,w,g. II. 90
STORES.
1900 Pa av, 2 large
rms eel. mi. .....,75.o 90
10 18th. W. g.-.-.25. 80
$40 Goth. eel. W. g..25. 80
2113 M, ste&dw. 30. so
200 VI, sto&2r. 1000
1853 l., wig ..... 30 BD
304 9th, W, g......1S-B
6o3 C st. ...........i8.50
STABLES.
1912 G. Is. cr. .I.w,g. l6. 90
ll42 18th. SIS, wr.l. 90
l2oS G. 2 sits. w...12.00
20l2 K. Is. VT, 1. .io.5
1925 9th. %. W r...-s.o0
2412 Pa av tr'r). IL
" e. l-..........1.00 90
ls29-3l L. SIS. w. 100
WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1899-04-06
MEDICAL.

DIR. CzARRA, SPECIALIST.
Treats all chronic and special ,nalatiies Of mer
and women Eieetrostatie machine X rays and
all kinds electricity in use Consultation free
from $50 TO $3.50. Closed Sunday
sls-S2i penna. ave. n.w.. Metropolitan block.
Evening star., 1899-04-06

FOR RENT
Orleans House. 18th
II F. fur. 1Sr, 2b,
Gel, mi. ...........--
e09 E, Or, mi. $3.50
Cleveland Park, fur
nished. Tor & ba.
eel. mi. ni.......... so. 90
1925 Pa av. 10e. ..3I 80
S02 21st. t.11T.h.cel miss 81
2113 Pa ay, 12r, ba,
eel, fui. .S. 80
S04 2ad, sor&b, eel. miss 81
230l NJ, 10r&b. mi. .35. 80
lila l1th, 10r&b, mi 35- 80
1906 Riggs pl. Or
d ba, mi. 80 SO
430 18th. 8r&b. mi. 81. 30
24l3 Pa av. Sr, b. mi. 70. .5U
2ai5 L, Sr&b. mi. 25. 81
Takona Tx. Ior. D.. Gel. 81 oa
1928 30th. 6r&b, mi. 1S. 30
1Is9 r. 9r&b. mi. 30. 30
1918 Both, 6r&h, mi. 1880
1918 Both, 6r&b. mi. 1875
.als-2a Olive. Crab,
c6lS L, er. eel. mi. .lS.gl
eel. nal. mi...........f7.60
416 Elm, 6r&b, mi. 18. so
9i2 oath, 6r&w.... Is. 80
4i5 21st. Or, wa. H. 80
apis. tu&th WESC0TT &
Evening star., 1899-04-06
ATTORNEYS.

cARRINGroN, ,ATToRNEY-ATI-.w
Webster Law milding. sOs d st NV Wsshins
ton. D. G. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Elafs
New YORK ave and 9th ut. nv. ssis
Evening star., 1899-04-06
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS FOi:
two married couples Capitol Hill Address GAL
Pa. ave. ap6-2ts
WANTED-DN CAPITOL HILL, BEFORE JUNE,
for one person, three four uafurnished rooms,
second floor, with bath, for light housekeeping.
Address sr0i II St he. ap6-3t'
Evening star., 1899-04-06
DIR. LeaGhern1an.

Expert specialist In heaeure Of ali special dis
eases Of men and women. ! Consultation free
Daily, o 70 H. 2 to 81 Tues, Thurs. ard Sat
evenings, tc 8. COZ NV. Closed on Sunday
Evening star., 1899-04-06
o.. 1919 II ST.

UO.. 1913 II ST.
22:.9 10th ne, Gr&b. 1850
l5G5 Meridian. Or. ,. 1880
130 24th, er&b. .1S. 80
1888 Union sw, Ar. w. 900
RI 1854 h. Ir tcol) 500
1925 Y NV, Ar, w.. 500
40 Huntoon pl sw,
Ar, wa. 100
lT02 33d 2r. col. ......5.OO
Evening star., 1899-04-06

FOR RENT-DEEBLE &
3015 Q, 12r,b r).$4O. %
lilU Pa av. sto, eel. S5. %
6l6 F NV, 21r&b. .75. 10
S26 23d. l1r&h. 40. 60
2Sul Q NV. 9r&b. .33. W
428 N Y av NV, Or
& ba, stable. .25. 80
1858 Conn av. 6r&b. -. 5U
i24 r Sc. sr&b. ..$22. so
ap1-tf
Evening star., 1899-04-06

FOR KENT-CITY AND SUBURBAN HOUSES, 5
to IS rooms, S7.5O to $1Go. Suburban houses
have large grounds and AMI. NJ A. BALLIN.'
GEe, $40 18th q mhiss. u. th-tf .
Evening star., 1899-04-06
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED BOARD IN NICE PRIVATE FAMILY
by young man; references exchanged Address
+ NJ. c., Star office. 1t"
Evening star., 1899-04-06

Adyerfizcme under the ciassfh-
cations OF Wanted Help VIII be IN
serted at the rnte Of one cent per
word per Insertion. the minimum
charge being 15 cents.
Evening star., 1899-04-06
STORAGE.

HANDY AND SECURE PLACE FOR STORAGE
packing and hauling. at lowest rate at EIOTIt;H-
Ton ) lIi0 l4Jh, or 1914 st. NV.
apS- W. .th&s-1m
EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS FOR S'TOR-
sge. with moth protection Liberal terms with
Insurance Packing aud hauling at reasonable
rates NORTHWEST STORAGE HOUSE 3I6
BIS sth st. NV. Opposite ksnns ap4 Am
Evening star., 1899-04-06

FOR RENT-6o1 HOWARD AVE. NV, BEAU
tlful house; 10 rooms; BATH all conveniences;
location high and overlooking entire city; with
yeranda with awnings; reduced to $50 90.
ap1-6t Il. E. BRADLEY 1903 st.
Evening star., 1899-04-06
PERSONAL.

APRIL SHOWERS ''CUT No FIGURE WITH
US; we prompt in calling with our extrava-
CANT cash exchange for gents discarded gar
mefrts- Drop postal.
ap6-5u JrSTHs OLD STAND, e1s ID IT.
Evening star., 1899-04-06

Small houses for colore;
Large building near Wa
dry or manufacturing pur
ap3-tf GEO. W. LIN
Evening star., 1899-04-06

lib Fla av, Or, wa. l2.W
2236 Clevel'd av, ,6r, w13.3 30
2139 d NV, Or, wa. 1880
5O4 Odd. Or, wa....12.3U
235 + sw, 5r, wa. .l1.30
/ stephens ct.4r.w. 1o.uo
Il4 Hayes ct, Ar. w.3.uU
111O-22 Congress ne,
5r, wa ........... 300
2i26-30 y Y av,4r,w.S. 20
lTl6 Hayes ct. Ar. w.S.00
2 large storage rooms, SlS
18th NV.
6r house In Wiehle,
! Va, large lot. 10. 90
tenants from IS up.
T Dept. suitable for iaun-
poses.
KINS, 500 10Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1899-04-06
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHEp; IA RMS. AND BATH;
brick; Ella o st. NV; owner leaving city; low
rental until October l.
ap6-3t H. RoZIER DuLANY, 1920 F ST.
Evening star., 1899-04-06

FOR SAIF.-HoTII. PROPERTY ATEp At
corner: 1S0 feet depth. with best Immediate
future Prospects : thOroughfare to Washing
ton and suburbs and resorts: lines OF Traction
road. reaching all parts Of the city: good Invest
ment; low license; very low price. For par
ticulars address r.. Milbourne Advertising
Agency, Baltimore. Nd. apS-3t'
Evening star., 1899-04-06

LADIES TAiLoR-MADE SUITS, MADE IN THE
most excellent manner Furs OF all kinds remod--
eled az reduced rates during spring and summer
E. MORGAN. Tailor and Furrier. So6 K ST. NV.
mh1-4tf s1z--- ifcs-
Evening star., 1899-04-06

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED-I THE BEAUTIFUL
village Of Cazenovia, n. Y, large colonial house,
containing 10 rooms; all modern improvements;
heated by steam; has open grates; stable for four
horses; fine grounds; plenty Of shade; rent low
to the right party. For. particulars address
GEO. SALISBURY,
mh9-1m' Cnzenovia. n. Y.
Evening star., 1899-04-06
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-CHEAPEST LOT NORTH OF CITY
Steuben st. Sherman ave; Joxl5O; water,
and sidewalk: only 2Ie.: adjoining lots
4Oc.. and JOc; easy terms. OWNER. 1888 Il 81.
aDt3ts
Evening star., 1899-04-06
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE EXCHANGE CITY PROP
erty-a large excursion steamer In firsteIass con
ditton and appointments. stateroons etc with
route and bright prospects for u good season;
satisfactory reasons for selling
aP4-3t J. g. EIkER. 2Ois ST. NV
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-18

SpatZ Is at present a menber OF the
house from Berks county. and GA DEM
ocrat Kulp was pember OF the Fifty
fourth and Fifty-hkh Congresses from
the Seventeenth Pennsylvania district,
and is q Republican. Coyle. Costello,
Byrne and Moyles were formerly in the
legislature. Some are Democrats and
some are Republicans.
The majority report is signed by FIVE
of the nine members OF the committee,
Messrs. Fow (Dem.). chairman; Dixon
(Dem). and Koontz. Randall and Young
tanti-Quay Ropublicans).
The minority report is signed by Tighe
Dem). and McClain. Kreps and voor-
hees Quay Repubhcans). The report
reaches substantially the same con-
clusions as the majority report 1t.
however. relieves from censure some OF
the persons who were named for rebule
by the majority report. and it recon-
mends that the testimony of and
against Messrs. Coyle. Costello, Spatz,
Evans. Moyles Kulp. Byrne, Titus and
Jones. be referred to the proper tribunal
for determi- Ntion."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-18
MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Unique and Interesting Celebration Held al The
feneiIceni Congregational Church.

The annual celebration of the Mis-
sion Sunday school Of the Beneficent
church was held last evening, and was
largely attended. and the entertain
ers at the supper and exercises that fol-
lowed were Chinese. The refreshments
and decorations were provided by the
Hok Yup and Lee Company, and the
vestry was draped in Chinese fashion
with banners and red silk hangings.
Flowers, carvings and screens added
greatly to the beauty of the scene. The
American, Chinese and Japanese flags
were also profusely used, the whole
decorations being valued at $1,000
At about s o'clock, about 300 persons
sat down TO a repast of escalloped oys-
ters, cold chicken, ice cream, cake and
Chinese CONNECTIONS lychee nuts. far
song ting and sweet melon and coffee.
Low Song. Lee Kong Poy, Fong Song.
assisted by Miss Beldon, received.
standing in line and shaking the hands
of each of the guests. j. William Rice.
superintendent OF the Mission Sunday
school. took charge of the entertain
ment that followed the supper This
consisted mainly of lantern slide ex-
lures being shown, and then Lee YIN
was induced to sing and he was most
warmly applauded, although II was
stated that the song had 300 verses
each one like the prece sing.
The celebration was closed by the en-
tire audience uniting in singing Gospel
hymns and the Doxology Fully 20
Cinnamon took part In the interesting
affair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-18
OLNEYVILLE.
Mrs. flsks Surprised BY Her Friends on Her Birth
day-hotes From The Square.


Last evening fifty or more OF the
friends of Mrs. Willis w. Fiske made
her a surprise visit at her home on
Plainfield street, i'm honor of her birth
day. Mrs. Fiske was taken completely
by surprise. but her husband was let
into the secret earlier in the day, and
this gave him time to make the enigh-
bors believe that a caterer was about
TO set up shop In the vicinity. All OF the
articles, however. went into another
house. and this aroused the curiosity
of Mrs. Fiske, but her husband being
an time drummer" slade no bones
of telling her 'whopper." 1t was a
happy party.
Mrs. Ann McCann of % Handy street
was seriously injured about 8 O'clock
evening. and was sent by DR..
O'Keefe To the Rhode Island hospital.
At the hour mentioned Mrs. McCann
left her home TO call on a friend on
Atwelis avenue, and going by the way
of short cut climbed fence in the
rear of 10 Atwell's avenue. When on
the top rail OF the fence she lost her
balance and fell, striking on her head
on pile of old bottles, tin cans, etc.
Dr. OKeefe was called and found that
Mrs. Mccain had sustained a scalp
wound of such a size that the skull
was exposed.
This evening Mrs. Robert Wilson's
class of the Broadway Baptist Sunday
school will hold n pie supper at the
home OF Mrs. Wilson, 154 Laban street
At the meeting of Court Sheridan,
last evening. one candidate was initi-
ated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-18
WARREN.

A temperance society has been form
ed by the young men OF ST. Mary's
church, and the following officers elect
ed President, Charles Winters; vice.
president Samuel j. OKeefe: recording
secretary, Thomas j. Wynn; financial
secretary, Charles Healy; treasurer.
John Healy; sergeant-at-arms, Charles
Lawless. The first meeting will be held
on the first Monday in May. Richard
Tobin, James Garland and Thomas
Wynn were appointed a committee to
provide social and literary entertain
ments. Fortnightly meetings will be
held.
Letters remain unclaimed at the
post office for Thomas Iselin. A NJ.
Fournier Joseph Lasender, Albert Red
fern and John Meirowski.
The boilers OF the engine In the plant
or the Marine Machine and Conseyn
company that had been purchased by
f. &. Saylor OF Pawtucket are being
extensively repaired, preparatory to
starting the works on different kinds of
machinery. T.. Burden of Hartford
will have charge Of the works.
Highway Surveyor John ii. Brown Is
busy repairing the roads in the outly-
ing districts, in accordance with the
usual custom Of the early spring. The
road machine is usually applied to all
the roads outside the compact part OF
the town Once at least every year.
The annual May Dall will be given
under the auspices OF the Mechanics
Fire Engine Company No. 2.
Grades 2 and Of the public schools,
Misses Kemp and Hanrahan, teachers,
held their first sessions yesterday i'm
Conway's block. These are the grades
that formerly were located in the
Durand block on Water street.
Frank Miller, who resides on Vernon
street. and who has been STEERING for
some time with Bright's disease, has
been adJudged insane by Judge Bos-
worth and taken to Cranston by OIL
Ger Welsh
Mr.. Ezra Saillant OF Market street
left town today TO accept a position as
pharmacist at Taunton.
Mr.. Mcbride, farmer on the Merri-
man estate has the first peas OF the
season In this vicinity above ground
MIR. George ~ Bliss OF Newport, who
has been the guest OF Mr.. John B.
Batchelder for the past few days, re-
turned home yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-18
PAWTuxEI VALLEY

Ruth Chapter, Order OF the Eastern
Star. celebrated its fifth anniversary
Saturday evening In Knights of Py-
thias hall. Clyde. The hall was COM
pletely filled by members and invited
guests. Every section OF the valley was
represented, more than 200 invitations
having been issued. An entertainment
was given under the direction of Prof.
Stephen $. Covin OF Worcester. Mass.
high school. assisted by a company OF
young laules and gentlemen. The en-
tertainment was enjoyed by the large
audience. who were much amused at
some OF its features. After the close
OF the entertainment the guests OF the
chapter were invited to the supper
room, where a bountiful repast was
served. To dhe ladies who planned and
carried out this entertainment much
credit is due.
Mr.. James Jordan OF Harris has ac-
cepted the position OF overseer OF
weaving In one OF the large mills In
Fall River and has removed with his
family 10 that place.
Phenix Council. o. u. A. NJ, will
meet in Grand Army hall. Phenix, to-
night.
Messrs. Frank Smith and Presbury
Hoxie recently caught four large trout.
the largest Weighing over four pounds.
No Information has been obtained Of
the missing station agent az River
point. He has now been missing near
ly two weeks. Mrs. Hart. with her six
children. has decided 10 leave River
point at the close OF the present week.
returning TO the home OF her parents
In New York.
The work OF nacadamizlng Royal
arff,re Rivp~p1fnt fe nearly fnfshof
and work viii be commence on Main
street 20 clyde square. clyde.
Tho rheniv friends OF Thomas T.
renphcar viii be Glad % Learn that he
has s'i-ht'v imDf0ve' IN hnaith AL
though not yet out OF danger
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-18
EAST PROVIDENCE.

At a meeting OF the Business Mems
Association last evening the question
shall the town furnish it's own electric
lights" was pretty thoroughly dis
cussed. The strongest point was that
offered by President Anthony who said
there is commission In Boston TO
which all cities and towns that fur
nished their own lighting made a re-
port At the present time there are
80 such towns and cities and but two Of
them find the system profitable. A
committee consisting or John j. j.
Luther. :. $. Rich and President An
thony were made a committee TO col
lect data for its next meeting.
A report is In circulation this morning
10 the effect that butt Corbett is i'm
trouble again, and this time was taken
60 the hospital at Taunton instead OF
Jail. II is claimed that some OF his old
cronlcs called upon him last evening
am In talking ovev old times the visi-
tors lost their tempers and the result
was that Butt was pretty weu used
up ~ is said that the Morris brothers
well known I'm the vicinity were among
Corbett's callers.
Yesterday superintendent of Health
~. B. Wood remove the last conta-
glous dls~~-, sign I'm town and at the
present time he Is devoting considerable
Time TO getting the licenses for swill
men ready. The present licenses VIII
expire the last day Of this month.
The Watchemokot Fire CO.. opened
it's fair last evening I'm the town hall.
which was packed.
captain smcad Of the schooner Gen.
Merwln" is homo for "a few days.
Two new members were admitted 10
the Business Mems Association last
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-18
AT The NORTH END.
Miss Cannon wsddsd 10 Mr.. Mc0sKa al The
Church Ef The ASSUMPTION.

The marriage OF John Edward Nc
Osker, son of former License Commits
sioner and cx-Alderman Fergus j. Nc
Osker. and Miss Emma Alice Cannon,
one OF the iaest popular and highly re-
spected young ladies OF Elmwood. took
place at the Church OF the Assumption
in the presence of a large number OF
friends this morning. The nuptial mass
was celebrated by Rev. Father Sulli-
van. assistant pastor of st. Mary's
church. Pawtucket. and formerly Gu
rate at ST., Patrick's church I'm this
city. Rev. Father Sullivan also per-
formed the marriage ceremony. The
bridesmaid was Miss Susie Louise Can
non, sister of the bride, and the groom
was Mr.. Joseph II. Carney. After the
church ceremony the wedding party
went to the home of the bride, where an
elaborate wedding breakfast was
served. which was followed by a charm
Ing reception. There was fine display
Of wedding gifts and a most enjoyable
time was spent by the guests until the
departure of the bridal pair this after
noon on their wedding tour, which will
include visits to New York. Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and Warrington. Mr..
bright future If the generous and earn
est wishes of a host Of friends come
anywhere near realization.
There was a runaway on Ashburton
street about $50 o'clock last evening.
A horse attached to wagon owned
and driven by Guissepi Prenani, OF A
Veto street, was frightened by the
noise made by a passing locomotive.
and started on run. Patrol Driver
John T. Muffin was riding on the wagon
to his work. He jumped out and though
the skin on his knees was somewhat
broken. he stopped the horse.
The annual reunion and festival of
the Immaculate Conception parish will
be held on the evening OF May at
What Cheer Hail. The proceeds OF the
entertainment will be given TO the altar
society.
This evening the Amethyst club will
hold an entertainment and dance at
What Cheer Hall.