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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-05
Happy>go<Lucky Railroad.

The Carson and Colorado Railroad
Company, a narrow-guage road run
ming from Mound House, in the State
of Nevada, to Keller, Inyo county, in
this State, by its Representatives. jerry
Burke and r. J Laws, this morning
asked for a reduction of the assess
ment on the property ia California.
There are 107 miles and a fraction of
the road in this State assessed at $3.50,
600, and valued at $40, 900.
Mr.. Laws said the Company is OPP
Grating the road in the hope Of some
thing showing up. But three round
trips a week, he said, are made. When
the train arrives at Hawthorne, Ne
vada, the engine is put up, the crew
eats supper and retires for the night.
The next morning steam is gotten up.
and when the passengers are ready the
train starts for it, destination.
Mr.. Laws said hat the road has
strong ~competition at Bodie, where
freight teams get Il large share OF the
+ freight business. As a physical struc-
ture, the road is practically worth
nothing, he said. The Company Sc
cures moss Of the passengertravel from
Bodie, but at times the people drive t"
Carson. instead Of riding on the cars.
This statement brought from EqualiZ-
er Colgan the suggestion that when the
people in that part Of the country are
=, &, h,,nru +L,, 3,t,a =, y-L,r. tl,V
want to 60.
For fuel, wood IS used, sad the roads
representative, and at various places It
has to be packed from the mountains
The rails are sixteen years old, he said,
and if sold for scrap iron would prob
ably bring Sc per ton. Owing to the
fact that the traffic has not been ex-
t~ensive the rails are in fair condition.
The ties, however. will in a short time
have to be replaced with new ones.
said Mr.. Laws. He also said that not
more than about 5000 people are trjbu
tary to the line from the Mound House
IN Nevada. TO keeler, and that not
more than %, 0G0 acres Of land are un-
der cultivation along the road.
Mr.. Laws said that the stock Of the
road has but little market value, the
3 last sale Of stock being made by the
Sheriff, who sold $3.50 shares belong
ing 10 a bank, the original value Of
l which was 800 a share for $50. Nc
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-05

Eastern advertising Agent 230-234 Tenn
pie Court Building, New York City, f.
Katz, Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-05
PICK NE UP.
Special Sale For the Next Ten
DAYS.

~ lbs New Prunes 90
e lbs Roast Coffee | 90
/ lbs Mixed Birdseed - .
] gal. Lueca Oil l 90
l doz. Mason's Pint Jars- 70
| doz. Mason's Quart Jars -- 90
l doZ. Mason's 4-Gallon Jars-------- ] 10
l doz. Handmade Quart Fruit Cans 90
= cans Evaporated Cream----------- p
l gal. %
Sledge Hammers, per lb------------ OS
j. KELLY u CO., Cash Grocery"
Kiig Street.
p. N.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-05

POPULAR STORE
POPULAR GOODS
POPULAR PRICES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
THANKS ARR
IN ORDER
The President Issues
a Proclamation.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.-In his
Thanksgiving proclamation issued
today President Mckinley sayr
Seldom has this nation had great
or cause for profound Thanksgiy-
ting. No great pestilence has lnvnd.
al our shores. In all branches Of
Industry and trade there has been
uneGualed prosperity. American
patriotism has been exalted. Those
engaged In maintaining the honor
OF the flag with such signal sue
cess have been In large degree spar.
ed from disaster and disease, An
honorable peace has been ratified
with the foreign nation with which
we were at war. and We have now
friendly relations with every pow
er OF the earth.
For these reasons and countless
others do hereby name Thursday.
the thirtisth day OF November next.
es day OF general Thanksgiving
and prayer. 10 be observed IA such
by all our people or this continent
and In our newly acquired Islands"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
LAST DAY OF THE
Wet CONVENTION

OF National w c r L. convention
called resolution
Of
of religious
be considering the
number Of brief ad
dressss md a
evanEriale began The praise meet
3, l. National
of
adopted resolutions
cricEng the admins
Furthermore protesting the
also resolved that the national house Of reprsen
polygamist Brigham H.
~
social problems which
Widening
convention thanked tire
their
meetings held at the First
churches
making sx addresses which interpreted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
Sharkey In Good Trim.

NBwDoRPH. S. l.. oct 25.--If the
battle between sharkey and J"ffriss
were to take place tonight. It would
ind the sailor in the pink OF conil-
ton. Tom has let down IN his work
az he fears V Will grow stale The
seaman took a stroll thas morning.
and will continue az much opcn=air
work as possible fer the beneft %
hts wind. lie did a little light work
in the gymnasium this afternoon TO
prevent any stiffness in hit muscles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
Which The Northern Pacific Seeks to
Erect on the Water Front
WELL KNOWN CITIZENS SPEAK
They Are Unil in Declaring Their Opposition
TO The Project. Believing That the City
Would be lrretrieveaby
Injured Thereby

The arproachInE visit % President
Nclien "a causing much comment
ameng Seattle business men. The
plans for his proposed Northern IA.
cine depot have been examined by
most % the counciimsn and hy a
large number of property holders.
When AR. MeiicB arrives. he will
ask the city council Tor rrsssous
which will enable him 80 build i'm
mense passenger ana freight iarota.
He Will demand the vacation -
Marion street from Post street to
the waterfront and the vacation
CT Western aveaus from Marion TO
Madison street.
Besides thts, Mr., Melisn wants
freikht sheds and yards between
post street and Railway avenue.
from Madison street - University
street. He will ofrrr an overhead
crossing 20 the water front on AAdl-
con strest. He Viii endeavnr 70 -.
cure the closing Of other streets
streets.
These facts have Ers fually become
understood among business men.
The ~. p. scheme Is now the talk
OF tire day.
Judge Thomas Burke. counsel for
tne Great Northern road. said 20 a
Star reporter today.
so far as Mr.. Hill and his In.
terests are concerned. the proposed
action OF the Northern Pacific win
be Of m particular efrect. He has
hts riEht-of-wAy along the water
front. independent; % the Northern
Pacific.
Ills opposition 10 passenger sta
ton on tire water front 10 basel on
the conviction the; is effect will be
Go increase the expense and diaieuity
Of carrying on tie Puget sound cam-
msrce os the city. Th1s would ctsck
the growth and prosperity % the
city. The difference OF cent a ton
In tho cost % handling a class %
goods might loose th. trade Ia that
line for the city. Whatever tends
In tho slightest degree to nake this
city dear port" hurts Der inter
est-.
ION the other hand. II the necen.
cary streets can be kept clear. and
che .acisstics for handling business
from rail- 20 steamer and from stsagn-
er 20 RAJ can - kept down to the
lowest cost. the result Viii b. the
reputation Of Seattle as cheap
and economical port and this city
would. in time. outstrtp all eompsti-
tors on the coast a. a seaport town.
The recognition % this plain
principle Of business led SIR. Hiil 20
build at Smiths Cove one % che
largest and best docks ia the coun-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
PROTEST. OF
FRESHMEN
0avitt Resignsfrom
Parliament.
DlSiPPROTB OF THE BOER VAR
Mshss . Sensational speech Today
IN the British House
OF Commons.
DlSiPPROyB OF THE BOER VAR

LONDON. oct. 2A--Ths irish pro-
test against the Boer war culminai-
81 this morning when Michael Dav-
TIT. the prominent Irish Nationalist
ard Republican. announced In the
House - Commons that he would r. 10
sign from that body tomorrow. II
I were offered an frian republic
said Davitt. IN exchange for one
word % favor for this war. I would
not accspt It"
payitta resignation caused gen
cral surprise lie says that HIS par
llnmentary career is definitely end
Ell. and that he viii not apply for
the Stewardship ~ the "chlltern
hundrcds." This is a crown stew
ardEhlp witch 10 conferred on mem
bers o. parliament whcn they wish
10 vacate their seats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
Observation-Disclosures.
!: CITY NEWS. =
Ta,Ara,sasHi'A,A't'N

y. Blaine conveyed 70 G. stlmson
lots and 4. In block 20. a. A. Den
ny's frat plat. to the City ef Seattle
this afternoon. for 10000.
The funeral Of Margaret Dixon
MacDouEail was held from the resi-
denee Of pr. W. g Gibson. i2s Roy
street. at o'clock this afternoon.
Bascom Smith. brother Of
'soapy.' Smith. the skaRway outlaw.
was arrested yesterday afternoon on
a charge Of vagranoy.
Burglars forced their way into n
Chinese laundry on Fourth avenue
south and Yesler last night and stole
SIS in money.
civil Service Commission will
hold examinations for tise positions
OF secretary Of tho board 81 pub
lie works and auditor in the water
department.
Special Judge Fulton this after
nom had W. q. Martin commit cd
10 iai' for contempt. Martin rssus-
ed T. ply hi divorced Rife aIlnony.
The latest announcement IN the
Great Northern difficulty Ia that nm
al action 10 strike viii not be taken
before Saturday. Arbitration is ex-
pected.
The passengers who arrived on the
schooner Ifera yesterday afternoon
are expected to bring action against
the owners OF the boat. This after
noon groups Of them are gathered IN
front Of the Pioneer black and In the
Seattle hotel lobby. discussing their
terrible experiences They tell stor-
les OF living for many days on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
Silver Coins to be Circulated
in the Philippines and Cuba

WASHINGTON, n C, oct Alt understood TO he the
Of a
silver the philippines and cuba and Porto Rico the
tho tme
in those lands and particularly have
gold soldiers received
O
n 81
a. trtca
received
during the battle OF Santiago Ghost containing
Spanish silver
toha Colon The chest brought to Washington and sold by
he nav department a this
conceived
having ( melted made a %
Admiral schley.
the
a
apcuou part proposed
and making q the that ubscb
ers'na engraved the gift.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
DLoopnouNps WANTED

Chief OF Police Reed received n
telegram last night from the Franz
err' Supply company AZ New DunRe-
ness. clailam county. wash, which
statsd that n child had been lost in
the woods near that place. AMI
bloodhounds we're desired to help In
finding the lost one. a reply was
cent stating that there were no
bloodhounds In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
Frown on Remarriaeo.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. oct 25.--
Strong opposition to the marriage by
clergymen Of persons divorced on
any ground was shown by the Bap-
tlat mIniaters Of Ibis tate today at
thew anuuh eun sntior ana q re-.
solution f1rb ddi1R minister 1, Re-.
marry an divorced persons failed Of
adoption by only four votes.
This substitute was adopted; That
ministers Of the Gofpel should sus-
tain no relation to the rcmarriaEc or
persons divorced, except such az are
seripturaiiy qualified"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25

bread made Of hour and water. and
then finally running short OF water.
Gnnard Wouing, proprietor ef ths
Junction saloon, uworv TO com
plant this afternoon charging Az
guat uall with forging his name 20
a check on the Chicago a baltimore
Mining company Tor rs.
Every person Ia Seattle who de
Elres to exercise his or Ter fran
chls- IN tho school election, must
register today, az the books close "a
~ o'clock tonight
Tho candidacy 81 pr. q. V. Cal
houn aud r. & Hughes for the two
vacancies In the school board has
been announced a. W. stein. a
prominent local single taxcr. has Hlso
been put forward a candidate
Up 10 noon today nearly 1900 vot-
crH had registered
George bishop and "Billy" irwin.
two alleged Eastern burglars and
larceny thieves were arrested on aus
pioion by Detective Wappcnstcin thla
morning
\ government train arrived late
yesterday afternoon with eel mules.
The animals came from ~ Asapfs
near Washington. y g They have
all seen service iu the Cuban cam
paiEn. About coo more aHe expect.
ed t. arrive IN a few days
At the Northwestern Mining ex-
change this morning there Was a
faif-s sod ATTENDANCE. but no sales
were made. HIDING WIS quite
light.
- the Seattle clearing house to-
DAY bank clearance amounted to
t1sa, 916.sS. while balances WIRE NO.
s.1aL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
insurgents Are ectivc.

MANILA. Oct A large force
OF natives has surrounded Tealambs
on the south shore OF LagunA de
Bay aud will probably occupy the
town. The 7sth infantry which NJ.
rived yesterday on the Grant. pro
ccedsd d directly 20 lloilo. The fune-
raj % Captain Guy Howard. killed
near Arayat Sunday. was held to-
day ard vas attended By a large
number OF officers and men. After
the exercises the body was escorted
By troops to the transport Belgian
King
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
JsHrIes Working hsrd.

AsHBURY PARK. oct 25.-Jef-
fries ~ increasing his training pace
and keeps his corps Of assistants on
the jump. The champion arose early
this morning. and. In company with
Tommy Ryan. did several hours
work on the road. After n short
rest the boilermaker devoured a big
dinner. This afternoon he played
handball with Ryan. Koeber and
Jack Jeffries, and followed this up
with a wrestling bout with ROcber
and some vigorous sparring with
Ryan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25

OTTAWA. ovi- .s.-Tvs govern
rnrnt has received cahiexrafn from
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain con
veyinK the thanks Of Queen Victoria
to Canada for Its loyalty and pa
trio.ism. manifested in the prompt
offer u troops for Transyaal ser
Vice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
cueriu Is Guilty.

PARIS. oct Is The senate sitting
- a high court ~ Justice. fnds that
the charges against Ise R0ui~is.
GusFtn. the J~N batter aud ~ 9th.
ers. are sustained. The accused are
charged with plotting to overthrow
The EnNernmnnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25

LONDON. oct. A-The British
cruisers Paoiolus, Pvtorus and furi-
osus left Queenstown to-day for Cape
Clear, ireland. 10 Join eight war
Hhsps Of the Chann.i SQUADRON com
ing from Belfast This fleet VII
proceed 20 the n~,shborhood Of OBJ
raltar. Tn. naval reserves have
been Ordered 90 hold themselves in
readiness To rcioin their vessels on
- hours notice. All cruisers Of the
reserve class have orders TO b. ready
for SEA at hny moment HamofH
oontinu. to circulate % Engiand's
anticipation Of European Interior
snre.
The total casualties at Hietfoniein
are placvd at - killed. % wounded
and three missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
TWINS DROWNED.

Word has been received in this city
OF the drowning Of the twin brothers,
william AMI James Jones. age 10. at
Newell island county They were
drowned In what IL known as Clise's
slough, while crossing the water In
O small boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
Transports Arrive.

MANILA. oct ss.-T-he transports
GRAFT ana AHtex arrived here this
morning with the Twenty sisth vol.
gnte~rs. recruits. civilian employees
and horses
No casualties. Seven hosuea died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
Riots in Austria.

ACTIN. Austria. oct. g bloody
ansi-Jew riots took place herr today
gsnaaFmss afc-i on a mob. Killing ak
and wounding IL persons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25

.s,,i .,.,ys,,s,,,. Al a mlnimrm Coz,
Tbe cities Of the eoast are nEhtinx
f5r 49,. commerce. 1.hess facilities
give s,attl. an ADVANTAGE in the
rs .. Nv. ....,.. 49,. .nl,x,,sn,.i n,ar.
,,,,.,st =. -. .,,t,.,,,s., e.. ia. rn,,,,.e
80 ,,,.t,.,st.,ts.s, -, t,,.,s.,,.i.,.- ~,
- 80 1,, - maj es.ast tr..le
-, s.,ay.tty ~. harsis,i aIsny the
wis,rNes IN front OF ihe town u -
OF vital Importance mat the way
ana means OF carrying v on shouiu
not De blocked by the constr '''.h
81 e Passenger aepet a'fee''y IN ia
path
John Collins. owner et 'o'ilns ana
'SciisntaI huiii,ns' say NNats
nothing. don't want cur water
tronI cut IN Two
49,
Horton y Cos bank say no Va
cation OF thc=1 streets IL u tinpea-
Stole. Ia rather put up Win me
pFrse9 osd depot ter inc hsss 70
years.
80,
y. AM ~, PFes.''stN
Nss'ohaI hahNi am opit's'o 70 me
vacation o. any o. tne otvs' sa'Ness
'saaahs 20 IN" water-it"at
~ 90 -, -. a w.. ..,
" -. 49,, -
" - ."' u-.'e@ A"s 49, -.
-, ~ $50.
- - H. us' nv '"' W. -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25

QUEESsTowS. Oct ss.-hear-
Admiral Lord Charles Bercsfori. on
his ARRIVAL herr this morning from
America. received an admiralty or
der marked urgent"
IlADYSMrrH. oct. 2s.--Deneral
whites forc-. In covering Yuie's re-
treat from Glencoe yesterday. lost
four killed and seven wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25

cAPETNowS. Oct ga buile,
has been extract a from the wound
indicted upon Gen symnns In the
frut battle at Gicneoe. As n result
his condition IL improving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25

LONDON. Oct. sit u reported
here this morning tina, Kimberley
has been rhelisd and that the be-
uisHcd garrison sent a Dag Of truce
to the Beers The report IN uncon-
Armed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
Significant Orders Issued by the Ad-
mira|ty Office Today.
FIGHTING CONTINUES IN AFRICA
Reports of Losses in Recent Battles and I'm.
pending FIghts-The Beers Seek
10 Capture Cecil Rhodes.

LONDON. oct. as,-Despi,e mes
saFes from Kimberley OF rsas-ur-
ing nature. IL 10 believed here that
the town ~ IN dire straits. The Beers
are already GA all sIde Of kimbor-
lev. but are evidently not hbls 10
attack the town IN force. With the
ARRIVAL OF Gen. Cronle and his ar
tillery, a concerted assault on the
town MAJ De expected aud viii be
furious. with the hope 81 the cap
ture Of cecld Rhodes as an incen-
tive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

Fore Seattle and viclnity.-,ronig ht
ana Thursday. fair. frost tonight In
Eastern portion Of the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25

CAIRO. oct Kitchener's ex-
petition against the Khalif has been
abandoned as the latter Is retreat
ing far south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25

WASHINGTON, Oct. est In OF.
hclolly denied that Consul Wildman
of Hongkong has been recalled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25

LONDON. Oct s5--A Kimberly
dispatch Of thu 3ist says; We arc
as safe "a a hank. Not one man has
left Rain approaching Our troops
met the en.my. cutting the rail-
road line today. Maxins on an ar.
mored train dff good work In clear
ing the wfcefsFs way"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25

John EohrAm. ~ the Jro sehrann
Hardware Co The y. p.'s plans
mean the blocking 81 the h--~i streets
we have leading 70 the waterfront.
This would be fatal mistake"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25

CAPE TOWN. Oct. 25--i, iH re-.
ported that the Beers have occupied
krlpdam. between Kimberly and
MafekiuK. and made two English.
men prisoners fcarH arc enter.
Ia ned that DouxiAns town farther
vest and nov asking for assistance.
will be occupied ne1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25

Jacob Furthi The city ought to
give the ". =. railway all tho IA
eiEties they require for a passenger
DEPOT. taking care that the general
commercial interests Of tbs CITY are
rot han1pered.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25

LONDON. Oct 2b.--The war office
learns unofIleiAlly that Lleut-Col
Roller and hla squadron OF the
Eighteenth Huasara. with oisht 9th.
er officers. have been captured by
Beers. Tn. Hnssars started tn pur.
suit OF tn. Beers after the battle
Of Glencoe Friday and had not been
heard from aimee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25

LADYaMfTH. Oct 25-Gcneral
White to the north OF here reports
that Gen. Yuis Ia within three miles
% him. This CRAFTY relieves ten
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25

LONDON. Oct. 25.--A Cape Town
dispatch sent Mt 0 10 a. IN. today
says that a second hsht took place
utar Ladysnlth and the Beers were
repuiBed.
Free State sharpshooters proved
themselves equally efficient In wins.
Ing British osficers. Among the
casualties were Col. Wilford Killed:
ono major and I'VE licutenauta
wounded A skirmiah took place at
beitfontein.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25

LONDON. Oct. 2S.--rhe war ofic,
tgatca that Whites losses in yes
terday's fight with the Free Stat,
troops were twelve killed and nv,
wounded.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-10
FRANKLIN co UNITY.
ST. AT.BANS.

The three years old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guyette of Georgia died at the hospital in
this city on Wednesday night. The child
underwent a successful operation for APP
pcndicitis few days ago aid was doing
well when complication OF diseases set
in and he died quite suddenly. The body
was taken to Georgia Thursday for inter
mCnt.
Edward Corser and Arthur Handey
were arrested in Swanton on Thursday
night by Sheriff Kelly and brought to he
Jail here. They came to this city on Wod-
nesday evening and rented bicycles. Cor
ser of G. IL. Stevens and Handlcy of A.
T. Thibault. When the wheels had not
been returned by Thursday afternoon
the men at Swanton, where they had just
had sold his bicycle to the lunch cart
keeper in Swanton and Corser had made
| arrangements to leave his at the railroa
| sta ton until he shoIld send for II. These
are the same two men who stole bicycles
at Burlington on Monday morning, whicl
were found by Sheriff Reeves at Under
hill. They were tried before Judge Finn
at the City Court room Friday morn
! ing. Corser pleaded guilty and was soH,
tenced to Imprisonment at the State:
prison for a period of not less than i
months and not more than two years, Will
hard labor. Handley took an appeal ant
he was placed under $500 bail Both fel
lows are notorious evil-doers. HandleS
stole bicycle of j. V. MoHtenore tive
years ago and Corser was sentenced tC
the House Of Correction for six monthi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-10

and Mrs. jed p. Laid on Wednesday ev-
ening August 2nd. Ice cream was served
to a large crowd and the lawn was light
ed nv Chinese lanterns. Fire works for
lowed and all had fine time. IT was
success socially and financially thanks 70
Mr. and Mrs. Ladd REV. Henry J. Iiil-
bourn and wife left for their new homo
and field of work on Friday much to the
regret of their many friends.
ISLE IA MOTTlS.
Mr.. and Mrs w. -. Thomas are visiting
.at Alburg.-Mrs. i. ~. Whitney has re-
turned 10 her home in Bloomfield, n. j..
after spending several weeks with her
father w. y. Thomas.Mr. and Mrs +.
Vantine of Alburg Mrs. a. II. Manning
of PERU ". Y, aud Miss Sarah Bcarslcy
of Malone y. Y. visited at O, j. Thomas
Tucsdav-Tho remains OF Mr.. Asa Daw-
son of Brasher. y. Y, We're brought here
Tuesday The funeral was ncld at the
Methodist Episcopal church wednesday
forenoon. Rev. DAVID Marvin of Alburg
ofiiciatcd. Mr.. Curtis Of Brasher y. "
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Hill and family or
St Alb1nS were IN town Wednesday TO
attend the funeral Of Mrs y "A Dawson -
Miss Ethel Spear has returned to Burling-
/