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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-25
THREE MEN KILLED.
Seventy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in a
Pennsylvania Coal Mine.

Pittsburg. July 24,-An explosion in
the coal mine of the Redstone Coal
company, Brownsville, Pa, today
killed three men and entombed seventy
others. Many of the latter, il is be-
lieVed, are dead.
The explosion occurred in entry No
10, and the force of it was so great
that eight men who had just descended
into the shaft were knocked down and
injured seriously. All of them es-
capped, however, but a boy named Solo
mon who was cut across the throat.
The boy went back refusing to leave
the mine until his father and brother
could be got out
The mine is operated by shaft and
there is no other way of escape for the
entombed miners. The work of rescue
is being pushed vigorously, but so far
only two bodies have been recovered.
There is intense excitement about the
mine. and the walls of the wives
mothers and children who surround the
mouth of the pit is frightful to hear.
The seven men who escaped were sent
10 the COnnellsville hospital. They
We're badly burned.
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DUNMoRE.

Letters remaining unclaimed at the
post office during the period ending
July %, 1899. Persons calling for these
letters will please say advertised in
Scranton Tribune: Miss Maggie Burk,
John j. Cantwell, Patrick Dorpley,
Thomas c. Drake, Maggie Gallagher,
Mrs. j. G. Kelly, Irving avenue; Mrs.
Thomas kearns, Spencer street; NJ. j.
Mcintyre, James Pulls, w, Scherk,
Mrs. Ida II. Smith, one letter and one
third class package; Maria Volinlina,
Gysaeg Lyach.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, j. Murray and
daughters, Agnes and Eta, of Mon
roe avenue. left for Atlantic City yes
terday, where they win spend the sum-
mer months.
Patrick Reagan, of Blakely and
Drinker streets, is on a business trip
to New York city this week.
Miss Anna Crooks, of Gouldsboro, is
being entertained at the home of Miss
Marie Webber, on Harper street.
}. A. Vale has returned to his home
at Ararat after a short visit with A. l..
Smith, of Bloom street.
Miss Minnie SaXton, of South Blake
ly street, is able to be around after
her recent illness.
Miss Mabel Rankin, of Clay avenue,
is the guest of friends at Pittston this
week.
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GREEN RIDGE.

Mrs. George T.. Boil, of Green Ridge
street, is visiting friends in Pittston.
The Green Ridge Wheelmen took a
club run to Carbondale Sunday.
Harry Kinsley, of Penn avenue, is
spending a few days at Port Morris,
n. Y.
The library will be closed during the
month Of Agust. All books must be
returned by the 31st of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Parker, of Mon
sey avenue, have returned from a six
weeks stay at Geneva, n. Y.
Mrs. d. c. Smith, of Ash street, is
entertaining Miss Rowe and daughter,
Of New York.
Tooth brushes. all sizes and prices.
The finest in the city at Manners phar-
macy. 92o Green Ridge street. :"
Dr. G. j. Berlinghoffer of Capouse
avenue, is spending the day on the
Susquehanna river fishing.
party of Green Ridge wheelmen
will enjoy a run to Elmhurst tonight
stopping at Schiebels for supper.
Rex. Treverton, of Honesdale
street, is visiting friends at Factory
vile.
w. c. Reynolds has purchased a cot
tage at the Dimmick Camp ground
and will move his family there for
camp meeting.
George Noack has been removed to
his home from the Scranton Private
hospital after a successful operation
for appendicitis.
Imperial Queen Hair Tonic at Man
ners' pharmacy, 92O Green Ridge street.
the greatest hair grower known. SOC
q bottle. I"
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Moran, of 2l27 Price street,
died Sunday and will be buried this
afternoon in the Cathedral cemetery.
The annual picnic of the pupils and
teachers of the Welsh c. NJ. church
will be held at Nay Aug Park on Au-
gust II.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Plymouth Congregational church,
will meet this evening and discuss the
subject, "HonorinG the Lords Day"
Mrs. Margaret Howell, OF Hampton
street, is seriously i'll and her daugh-
ter, Miss Esther Hughes. of Clarke
Bros. stores, who has been summer
ing in Cottage City, Maine has been
sent for.
William Blake was arrested by Con-
stable Jones yesterday for defrauding
Mrs. Donovan, of Jackson street out
of board bill. He was committed in
default of 5000 mail.
The funeral of the late Miles Phil
bin, who died at the Moses Taylor
hospital, will occur this afternoon from
Holy Cross church. Deceased was %
years old and resided at % Bloom
street, Bellevue. Interment will be
made in Cathedral cemetery.
Peter Lewis, who was a delegate to
the Richmond convention from the
Baptist Young Peoples Union, of the
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. Esther Davis, of Edwards court,
is the guest of relatives in Waverly.
Rev. +. A. Boyl, of the Plymouth
congregational church. will deliver two
lectures in Pittsburg this week.
John II. Reynolds, of Wilkes -Rarre,
was visitor in town yesterday.
Miss Rose Coggins, of Eynon street,
is visiting friends at Watkins Glen,
n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peck welcomed
a new arrival at their home yesterday.
DR., d. ]. Jenkins. of Jackson street.
visited friends in Wilkes Barre on Sum
day
John II. Williams, of South Main ave-
nue., returned yesterday from Atlantic
City, where he has been during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Seiield, of AL
lentown, are the guests of the formers
uncle, Henry Smith, of Fairfield ave-
nue.,
Miss Grace Acker, of South Main
avenue. has returned from an cutting
at Lake Winola.
Miss Annie 7. Humphreys spent Sun
day at Lake Winola.
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Is the guest of friends in Pittston

was the guest Of friends in Pittston
yesterday.
Charles Davis. of Chappell's store,
left yesterday for a weeks vacation
with friends in northumberland.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Manning, OF
Binghamton, N. Y, are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Watson, of Dea-
con street.
Mrs. w. r. wolsey, Of Ferdinand
street, is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Thomas O'Boyle and daughter,
Eva, Of st. Louis, Mo-, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. y. J, Clark, of West
Market street
The Misses James and Gray, of Pitts
ton, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Howell, of Marquette avenue,
yesterday.
Miss Stella williams, of Ashley, is
the guest of Miss Margaret Jervis, Of
Wayne avenue.
Miss Annie Hawkins, of Dalton, was
the guest of Miss Lizzie Powell, of
Spring street. yesterday.
Miss Annie Harris, of Taylor, was
the guest of Mrs William Morgans, Of
Spring street, yesterday.
Mrs. ID. $. Myers, of Newton, was
the guest of Alderman and Mrs. My
ers, of Church avenue, yesterday.
Mrs. Otto Myers and Mrs. Cilinda
Vail, of Church avenue, will leave to-
morrow for weeks visit with friends
In Scott.
Frank Golden, of Bloom avenue,
spent Sunday in Wilkes Barre.
Frank Fahringer of the West Ridge
store, left yesterday for a weeks visit
with friends in Bloomsbury.
Miss Kate Walsh of East Market
street, is the guest Of friends in Arch
bald
John Jervis, of Chappells store, has
returned from a weeks stay at At
lantic City.
William Cabo, of Fenner & Dicker-
son, has returned from a weeks vaca-
tion at Lake WinOla.
Edward Haggerty, of Leggett's
street, is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mason, Of Car
bondale, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Jones, of North Main avenue, yester-
day.
Patrick Martin, of Chappell's store,
left yesterday for to spend a week
at Lake Winola.
Miss Margaret McDonough, of West
! Market street, is the guest of friends
in Carbondale.
Misses Nellie McDonough and Kate
Moran, of West Market street, are
visiting friends in Pittston.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Archibald, Of
| West Market street, are the guests of
| friends in Sterling.
Miss Sadie Jones, of Leggett's street,
| avenue, returned yesterday from a
weeks visit with friends in Dunmore.
| Miss Annie Brvden and Miss Name
| Davis, of Pittston, visited Mrs ID. r.
| Davis, of West Market street, Sunday.
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Two little boys had a narrow escape
from serious injury at o'clock last
evening near the corner of Main ave-
nue. and Jackson street, which would
undoubtedly have resulted fatally but
for the timely assistance of Thomas
Il. Price, Patrolman James Hart and
Albert Henne.
A horse attached to a wagon be-
longing to Harvard Merchant Beers,
OF North Main avenue, became fright
cned by a woman with an umbrella
while standing in front of the store at
the corner of Lafayette street and
dashed down Main avenue. At the
intersection of jackson street the ami
NAL started up that thoroughfare, but
turning suddenly collided with wag-
on owned by man named McKivett,
which was standing in front of Heser
q Warnke's.
The latters horse became frightened
and began to climb up on the side
walk, oyerturning the wagon and
throwing the boys out One landed on
the street car track and the other un-
der the vehicle Mr.. Price happened
along at the time and, realizing the
boys perilous position under the wag-
on, dragged him out just at the horse
made leap into the air.
The other boy struck on his head,
but neither were badly injured. One
was removed to Jenkins drug store
and the other to Davies pharmacy,
where they We're tenderly cared for
until their parents arrived and took
them home. Patrolman heart caught
the wagon as it was overturning and
Mr.. Henne caught the horse when the
boy was under the wagon. The acci-
dent created much excitement.
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Miss Mary Louise Miller the inter-
esting daughter of Undertaken and
Mrs. G.. A. Miller, of 432 Cedar avenue,
was years of age yesterday. To
flttingly observe the happy occasion
her parents gave reception in their
cosy residence from to o'clock yes
terday. 1t was attended by the inn
mediate friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Mill
Ter and the young hostess.
Mrs. Miller was assisted in reCeiv-
ing by Mrs. B. f. Moore, Mrs. S. 4.
Spruks, Miss Mary Miller and Miss
Lydia Nordt. The parlors and dining
room were prettily adorned for the oc-
casion with palms, ferns and the wild
flowers of the season. Dinner was
served from to o'clock Little Miss
Miller was the recipient of an inn
mense array of most acceptable gifts.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ben.
Moore, Mrs. Philip Robinson, Mrs. Will
liam Badenbach, Mrs. I. p. McClin-
took, Mrs. Henry Eifert, Mrs Fred
POntius, Mrs. Gus Schimpff, Mrs. Gus
Werner, Mrs. Henry Spruks, Mrs.
Charles Spruks, Mrs. S. S. Spruks, Mrs.
Badenstein, Mrs. William Root, the lat
ter two of Philadelphia; Misses Mary
Miller, Lydia Nordt, Hazel Spruks.
Cecilia Heller, Lille and Cora Heues-
ner, Ruth Nordt, Ruth Duffy, Hide
gard Best, Lizzie Becker, Name
Dambacher Caroline Schimpff, Mar
tha Eifert, Julia Rosar. Theresa and
Agnes Dippre, Name Hefty, Emma
Pontius, Lena Becker, Frances Rosar,
Ala Hefty, .Maude Kramer, Lizzie FRI
day, Cora and Esther Budenbach,
Clara and Stella Little, Irene Rief,
Carrie Scheuer Anna Best Stella Bau-
sen, Name McDonOugh, Magdeline
Robinson, Mary Spruks, Nettie Root,
Philadelphia; Marion McClintock, Mr..
Michael Miller and Masters Arthur
Duffey, Paul Stein, Lorenz Schaeffer,
George Lentes, Charles Spruks, of Dun
more; Clarence and Lee McClintock,
Harry Kramer, Gerald Burdett, Jacob
Scheuer, Harry Hefty, Will and Fred
Eifert, Leo Dippre, Frank Beckley
William Eising, Jacob Becker, Martin
Rief, jr., VIII Deubel, Edward Ref
Frank, John and Joe Pentle, Charles
Henry Spruks and Harold Wolf
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-25
NUBS OF NEWS.

Mrs. Casmer Hartman, Of Pittston
avenue, returned yesterday from q.
visit with friends in Wayne county.
While away she was presented with Il
gun used in the war of 1912, a gift Of
no little value.
Permanent man Edward Knellar, OF
the Century Hose company, returned
yesterday from a weeks visit at
Springfield, Mass. Ike will resume his
duties Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. Robinsfn and daughter, Miss
Magdelina Robinson, will leave for the
seashore today.
Mrs. George Phillips. of Maple street,
has returned from a three weeks stay
at Lake Winola.
Otto Robinson has returned from a
business trip to Chicago.
Century lodge. knights of Honor,
will meet in adjourned session at
Storr's hail on Alder street tomorrow
night, to fill the vacancy in the treas
urership to succeed Charles IIuester,
resigned
Mr. and Mrs. Fred WeiChel, and Miss
Emma Pontius. of Cedar avenue, have
returned from a months stay at Lake
Underwood.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.

At the regular meeting of Enterprise
lodge, No. 81, Loyal knights of Amer
lea, held in Red Mems hall last even
ing, the following officers were install
ed for the ensuing term by Past Mas
ter Walter wilkins, assisted by Past
Master William d. Morgans, James
Leyshon, Lot Ludwig and Joseph Oil
vor:
Worthy master. John Lloyd; worthy
deputy master, Daniel Harris; record
ing secretary, Joseph Oliver; assistant
recording secretary David Anthony;
financial secretary, Reese j. Griffiths;
treasurer, William A. Phillips chap
lain, William Lake; conductor, Ed
ward r. Jenkins; assistant conductor,
David r. Jones; inside tyler, James
Leyshon; outside tyler, William j. Jen-
kins.
Secretary Oliver and Treasurer Phil
lips have entered upon the eleventh
year of service of the lodge and are
two of the oldest members. in point
of service, connected with the organiz-
alton.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OF Chattanooga and vicinity have be-
gun the ancient voodoo dance, and the
entire negro community has gone wild
on the subject, Negroes have congre-
gated from Alabama and Mississippi
to take part in IT, and the city is full
OF excited colored people. Several hum
dred started dancing to tom-tOms and
other instruments, and will continue
to do so until their physical strength
is spent.
Would-be members in the band take
their seats in the middle Of dark
room and await until a vision has
been seen, when they Immediately arise
and relate it, If the dream is hor-
rible enough, and suits the looker-on,
the negro is admitted into fellowship,
and at once begins his dance with the
others. The voodoo worship has as
sumed such alarming proportions that
the attention of local officers of the
law has been called to IL, and 1t will
probably be stopped.
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EXCITEMENT IN GEORGIA.
A Gang of Escaped colored convicts
Caused a Reign of Terror.

Bainbridge, Ga, July 24-Decatur
and Early counties are still greatly
excited over the recent lynchings OF
negroes, one negro has been lynched
by hanging after his body had been
mutilated, two have been found dead
and their scalps are reported to be on
exhibition at Saffold while, the bodies
of two others We're found lying near a
railroad track i'm the disturbed district.
The cause of their death is in doubt
Crowds are still hunting for five
other negroes who were implicated by
Louis Sammons, one of the men
lynched, in the assault on the Ogle-
tree family.
The trouble is said to have been caused
by gang Of negroes who escaped from
jail last June at Augusta and have
terrorized this part of the state for
several weeks. 1t is not likely quiet
will be restored until the other FIVE
negroes are disposed of IL they are still
in this part of the country.
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BEFORE ALDERMAN LENTEs.

Michael Kelley, of Prospect avenue,
was arrested on a warrant issued by
Alderman Lentes yesterday. He was
charged by his neighbor and landlord,
Herman Schaeffer, with having COM
mitetd an assault and battery upon
him, and using language extremely
more forcible than polite, contrary to
an ordinance of this city.
Kelley was arraigned for a hearing
last night, and at the conclusion of the
testimony the charge was dismissed.
A gay Lothario bearing the classca!
name Of Wladisslaw Juschinski was
arraigned before Alderman Lentes last
night to answer the accusations made
by one Miss Anna Kraydowska, who
alleges that the defendant is guilty of
breach of promise to marry and another
offcnse far more serious. At the con-
cusion of the hearing the much ac-
cused fellow was held in 81 900 bail,
which was furnished by Ignatz Dram.
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Michael Reilly, John Murphy, Frank
Duffy and Dennis Lally were arraigned
before Alderman Fidler last evening
on the charge of house-breaking and
disorderly conduct preferred by Mrs.
Hewitt, of Court street. Mrs. Hewitt
said that the defendants ordered her
10 open the door of her house and when
she refused that they tried to force it
open but did not succeed.
The hearing was n breezy affair The
defendants were acquitted on the
house-breakinE charge, but were fined
So on the charge Of disOrdcrly conduct.
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Jackson street church. will make his
report at the regular meeting to be
held this evening.
The Fidelian society, OF the Jackson
Street Baptist church, met last even
ing and transacted regular business.
The Archibald Mine Accidental Fund
has filed a petition for charter. The
directors are David Stanford William
Anthony, James Kilmartin, Walter
Gibbons and Thomas Williams.
The general committee having in
charge the arrangements for the re-
ception to the grand officers of the
national lodge of Ivorites will meet
this evening in Robert Morris lodge
rooms to hear the reports of sub-com-
mittees.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Coundin. of Tenth street, was
/ buried in Washburn street cemetery
yesterday afternoon.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Washburn Street Presbyterian n
church have reelected the following
officers for the coming year: Presi-
dent, G. II. Hall; vice president, Grace
Z. Peck: recording secreIry, Eliza
bet Mines; corresponding secretary,
Florence Y. Irving: financial secretary,
Mabel Yost; treasurer, George Schoen.
The sabbath school Of the Plymouth
Congregational church will picnic at
Nay Aug park on Aug. 10.
The annual excursion of the Con-
tinental Mine Accidental fund will be
run to Farview on Saturday, Aug. O.
Preparations are being made for a
great days pleasure.
A large delegation of West Scranton
people are quartered at the various
cottages at Lake Winola. The resort
is as popular as ever.
An effort is being made to combine
the West Side club and the Republican
league.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-25
sAENGERRUNDE EXCURSION.

The annual excursion of the popular
Scranton Saengerrunde of this side,
VIII be run to Mountain Park tomor-
row morning.
The annual outings of the society
have in the past been the most enjoy
able affairs of the season, and are
recalled with no little pleasure. The
able and energetic committee in charge
of tomOrrow's excursion in accepting
the various duties Of the position did
so with a strong determination to
have this event surpass in every re-
spect all previous efforts of the Saen-
gerunde outing.
To accommodate the people of the
Flats" and the lower end Of this side,
the morning train will stop at the Elm
street bridge to take on passengers.
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TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

The funeral Of Mrs. Bridget Arms
boy, who died Saturday evening at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Peter John
son, on West Market street, will be
held this morning. A high mass of re-
QUEEN will be celebrated at . o'clock in
the Holy Rosary church. Intermcnt
will be made in Cathedral cemetery.
Mrs. Annie Welsh, of Lloyd street,
was committed to the county Jail for
five days, last evening, by Alderman
Myers, Last Wednesday she was ar
rested for assault and battery and dis
orderly conduct. She was fined and
given until yesterday to pay the fine.
She could not get the necessary amount
of money and was committed 20 Jail.
Celestial lodge. Independent order of
Odd Fellows, initiated several candl-
dates in their new rooms in the Au-
ditOrum last evening.
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FUNERALS YESTERDAY.

Rev. John Loughran officiated at the
funeral services of the late Ann Lotus
at Holy Cross church yesterday morn
ing. high mass of requiem was sung
and the services We're attended by
many friends of deceased. Interment
was made in Cathedral cemetery
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Higgins infant child occurred yester-
day afternoon from the house. 2lS
Meridian street. The remains We're
borne to the Catholic cemetery where
interment was made,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-25
DELIGHTFUL LAWN PARTY.

Miss Sarah Dougherty gave a lawn
party at her home on Irving avenue,
corner of Locust street, last night. The
guests of the hostess were the MEM
bers of the Ladies' Bicycling club,
composed of the young women engaged
in the several departments of the In
ternational Correspondence Schools.
The members of the club have a
night of every week during the sum-
mer months set aside for. a reception.
The affair was an enjoyable one, a pro-
gramme of entertainment fitting the
occasion being given.
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WILL ATTEND MASS.

Committees have been appointed from
the st. Pauls Pioneer Corps, st. Leos
Battalion and the Hyde Park Father
Mathew society to arrange for the at
tendance of the three societies at mass
at st. Patrick's church on the morn
ing Of October 10, when the Father
Mathew day parade takes place.
The committee is composed of John
Baldwin and T. f. Mccoy. from St
Pauls; James II. Brown, Father
Mathews, and =. II. Buckley, of St
Leos. They will meet later on and
arrange for the Joint attendance at
church.
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THEIR ANNTVERSARY,

The Junior Wesley League OF the
Primitive Methodist church held their
anniversary Sunday evening under the
supervision of Mrs. Charles Prosscr.
Several recitatiors We're given besides
some excellent dialOguN were rendered
and the singing by the children was
much appreciated by the large audi
cnCe.
DR.. Prosser announced that the Sem
Tor Wesley League would hold their
anniversary on the last Sunday in
August. The Senior and Junior Wes-
ley League are in a very nourisbing
condition,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-25
PARK PLACE.

Mr.. w. II. Ackerson, of Pittston, is
spending a few days with his parents
on Wood street.
The Providence Citizens band gave
an open air concert at Dutch Gap We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Myrtle Stuart, or StrOudsburg,
spent Friday with Miss Bertha Pres
ton, of Court street.
John Zurnieh, George Tamm, Emil
ROdeman and Arthur Weisling spent
Sunday with friends in Wilkes Barre.
Miss Ruth Davis and Miss Clara
Brown, of Wilkes Barre, spent Sun
day with relatives on Providence road
Try the Joy Maker Cigar, &c. ~
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EVENTS OF DAY In
WEST SCRANTON
EXCITING RUNAWAY ON SOUTH
MAIN AVENUE.

Two Little Boys Thrown from a
Wagon and Narrowly Escape Ser
ious Injury-Rescued by T. E
Price and others-oficers of En-
terprise Lodge, L. X. of A. In
stalled-Societies Will Jointly At
tend Mass-Funerals of a Dey.
other News Notes.