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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
J. F. BAUDOUINES CREDITORS MEET.
ONLY TWO CLAIMS PRovED-AN INCOME OF
ARor-r s2s O0n A YEAR

ONLY TWO CLAIMS PRovED-AN INCOME OF
ABOUT s25 on A YEAR.
meeting Of the creditors OF John F. Bau-
doune Of No | West Sixty -elghth-st.. and John F.
Baudouine & Co formerly woollen merchants, AT
No ssS Broadway. was held yesterday At the once
Of Theodore Aub. referee IN bankruptcy. az NO
20 Proadvay Only few creditors were present
and two claims were Proved-C. F. Wetzel. A tailor
Of No 3G3 FIfth-ave.. $75. and John Wilford Sons
England $3.50 II was said that some Of the foreign
creditors had not received sufficient time TO get
IN their claims and the election OF trustee was
POSTPONED Another reason for so few creditors APP
nearing WAS disclosed In the examination OF MI
Raudouine who said he had paid OF some OF MS
personal creditors since fling the petition. and mad
promised to pay about dozen others at some
ffure time H. had paid personal debts or about
100 80 zen creditors He was examined AZ the IN
stance N Mr. Wetzel the tailor. and the examina-
ion disclosed that Mr. Baudoune mas An income OF
about $oo) year from me ss's1e az ol one me- months
r. - He IL one OF the trustees Of tie estate ana
he nays the money 10 himself as one or the trus-
tees He is also administrator or tne estate OF NE
wife and in August last recel'ep ~o"' az "is 9""N
OF the personal property . ., 81. Lo-soa
horses cost 81 20 and are placed at $500 In the
eNbedules as thew would probably sell at auction
FOR the Ia tier sum Carriages and wagons cost N0p
and are put in AZ g. so The horses sn1 car 80
ali covered BY chattel mortgages. little TINE otIoIe
GIirg his pefiton I'm bankruptcy there was nre IN
ais stable al No ~ West Sixty -eighth-st Two
horses were burned and his loss was A"n re helG
policv Of 81 90 in the Scottish Union ana
+ surance COMPANY but the company refused 20
nav the loss on the ground that II vas not nlormeo
when the chatte mortgages were pIaGsu on VI
mar fhe pollcv was not binding and had been can
celIed The examination was adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
DEATH or AUSTIN DETFRETI.
HE sUcCUMHs TO TocKJAv IN BErL-Evus-LfTE-
INSURANCE COMPANIES SAID TO BE
POOLING INTERESTS


Austin Devereux ~ No N West rwentie'h-st.
who accidentally shot himself with a shotgun on
the farryhoat Ohio while returning from Williams
burg a week 20 asst Monday. and whose LEFT leg
had n be amputated. died IN Bellevue Hospital
yesterday morning from lockjaw.
Mr. Devereux agent for school supply
manufacturing company. and Is said 70 have had
10 Oco LIE Insurance much ~ which had oeen
taken out IN the last eight weeks
Or c r Pierce made out the death certfheAfs~l
which may prove an important document ~ tho
insurance companies contest the IN the courts,
II reads follows.
Cause Of death. gunshot wound ~ foot foilo~edi
by gangrene and tetanus Oockjsw). and head In
Jury said 20 have been received BY shotgun IN
ha nds Of decee sed discharged accidentally wnile
coming across weniy third-st ferry from Green
nort Amputati0n OF foot May - Death Took
place THURSDAY May g. 10 20 m
perform an autopsy IN view ~ the clear deatn
certificate unless especially requested 20 DO so oy
relatives - -. -.
4 great many persons were informed 81 Dev-s
ereux's death by the hospital people. among them
hong Posfuasfer Van COf' he said that ne
rad been informed as president ~ the Great East
ern casualty and Indemnity company In which
pevereur mad policy BE said that the COM
Ines IN witch Deversux was Insured are pooling
their interests 10 protect themselves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
GENERAL vEuORr4L HOSPITAL REPORT

At the last session Of the Legislature the name OF
the New-York Cancer Hospital was changed m
General Memorial Hospital for the Treatment n
Cancer and Allied Diseases. The hospital has just
submitted It's fourteenth annual report In tho
year 733 patients were treated and SIS operations
were performed. "a more than In 1897. Tho mortality
was % There was received from pay patients
s24l27 80 gain OF t2.50 p over the preceding year
Tho total expenses were FPS a. From gitts
s5 IOS 81 was received s4623 81 In from the in
come Of Investments. and three beds were endowed
at 5000 each. The hospital IS I'M urgent need o.
funds The Operatng-roOm mas been remote led;
fitted with tiled floor. automatic plumbing ana an
modern convenences and e0uipment through the
generosity of NJ and Mrs Charles +. Becker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
THE REPORTED FIGHT or SHELTERS TRUST

Nothing confrmatory Of the dispatch from Den
yer that the Guggenheims. owners OF smeIters AT
Denver. Monterey. Mex. and Perth Amboy' y D.
will buy and omen mp large mining properties IN
the West In order 10 insure supply Of ore at all
times could be secured here last night William
Guggenheim is in Mexico. and Simon Is on his
way home from Colorado. and none OF the DINERS
were TO be found their homes when Tribune
reporter called. The Guggenheims. according 10
the report are ionng with other large independent
smelters in an endeavor to prevent the ne" snel,-
ers' trust from getting corner on certain cia9ss
Of ores needed Tor huxing Options have been Sc
cured on several large mining properties IN Lead
Vile and this is expected 70 s,fen prices sener-
ally In Colorado mining districts. Simon Guggeh-
holm the dislatch says. Is mis- way East 10 or
ganize A large syndicate with millions Of capital
10 secure desirable property work in conjunction
with the antitrust smelters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
Not EDWARD 4. SMITH.
THE MAN KILLED BY A TROLLEY-CAR IN
LONG ISLAND CITY ON WEDNESDAY
NIGHT WAS JULIUS HOOK.
PT-SINFSS MAN OF THIS CITY

BUSINESS MAN OF THIS CITY.
The man who was cut 10 pieces by a New-York
and Queens County electric az Pierson-st and
Jackson-ave Long Island City. Wednesday
night was not Edward A Smith ~ Twolfth-st..
but julius Hook, Of Suydam Place Elmhurst,
Queens Borough.
The police on Wednesday night gave the name
OF the dead man Smith. but investigation
shove ed that no Edward A. Smith lived In Twelfth
st. and Coroner Reuff. making an examination
Of the body yesterday. found card with the
name Julius Hook it. and this proved 10 be the
ma me Of the victim.
Hook was forty years old. and was IN the orna-
mental iron business. with Office at No. lO9
University Place Manhattan. He lived. with his
wife and four children IN Suydam Place, Elm
hurst. 80
Twelfth-st Long Island City, and eft there for
home a short time before he was killed. The car
which ran him down used on the Calvary
Cemetery route r. was on its way from Long
Island Citv 10 the sheds in WoOdside, and Herman
iehuann was in charge. He says that Hook stepped
from behind another car and suddenly appeared
on the track in front Of him. II was too ate 10
stop the car Lehman. who lives al No: 20 East
ave Long Island city. ives arra;gned before Nag
istrate Connorton yesterday and held on charge
Of manslaughter.
Cars on the way 10 the sheds make no stops Tor
na asengers ard residents. owing 10 the speed at
which the cars travel. refer 10 them as the light
nj axDreSq.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
FARMERS TO FORM VIGILANCE COMMITTEE

The residents Of Kreischerville and Rossville. who
have in the last year suffered losses by the destruc
ton OF their barns and hay racks by FIRE which In
every instance has been the work OF incendiaries'
ave become indignant over the maction % tho
local police authorities Although they alege that
they have one person under suspicion az being the
ce,ise ~ an the fires that taken place. no ar
rests have been made. The latest fire occurred
week ago when the large barn OF Drake BrothersI
In KreisC hervilIe. was burned WIN I'VE heau VI
cattle and one horse. ,,., ...,
the farmers have held indignation meeting,
when n vas determined to organize a vigilance
committee for the purpose Of huhuhs GOWN 'he
incenoiary they have under suspicion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
PRAISED By THE GOTERNOR.

Albany May Ex-Governor Roosevelt this morn
ing took occasion 70 praise the work ~ the state
Board of Mediation and Arbitration during the
grain shovellers' strike at Buffalo.
The Governor said that tho members Of the Board
had done their share IN bringing about final ad-
iustnnAnt Of the trouble and that in doing they
had shown great tact 9nd good sense, coupled Win
an earnest desire 10 make the Board really eHe'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
DRANK THIRTY Cups OF TEA A DAY.

Peter Phelan. who has been drinking from twenty
Ave 70 thirty cups Of tea a day for some years. and
who as a result looks Ike man made OF wax Is IN
a serious condition Bellevue Hospital He IL the
second such the doctors there have met
Phelan Is forty years old. and has been stage car
penter al the Broadway Theatre. Before he was
taken 10 the hospital he with mis- mother at
No. AIS West Sixteenth-st. For a long time MS
tea drinking has been almost MS only nourishment.
lie has been In the hospital since Nay L. DR..
Ritter the house physician. said that he could not
tell just yet what 10 expect IN the mans case, as
the aiment is too strange he hopes. however. 10
be able 20 him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
TO DISBAND RIVAL FORCES

Berlin. May 25--A dispatch received here
from Apia, Samoa says the armistice was not
disturbed on the arrival there Of the Samoan
Commission. and that letters were being ex-
changed with the view Of disbanding the rival
forces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

stockholders were for placing the bank in liauida-
ton but the special committee appointed to exam
Inc It's books advised to the contrary. The meeting
finally adjourned without Iefnite action. to meet
again on June when action Of decisive CHAR
acter will probably be taken. Brent GOOD. chair
Of the stockholders special committee gave II
mis- opinion that the proposition TO nave the
bank continue in business with an increased cap
ital and surplus would doubtless prevail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
pr51D1yG FOR MEDICAL SUPPLIES.

The United States Government has leased Tor
long term Of years the six-story and basement
business building at the southwest corner OF
Reach and Washington SITS. The building Is 10 he
used as warehouse for the surgeon -'tehera >
sunny pepartment OF the Navy The building has
81 fl5 snnare feet u floor space
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
PETITIONS N BANKRUPTCY.

George Forzly banker and drygcods dealer at
No l03 Washinston-st. who did business as George
Forzy & Co. filed a petition in bankruptcy yes
terday The liabilities are N5.44 Of which As
is for merchandise $3.50 10 depositors for money
deposited 1861 for drafts sold for cash. and the
balance chiefly for borrowed money. The assets are
$3.50 consisting Of stock Of drygoods. SOD mer-
chandise held by the Western National Bank
SSs2: accounts = .323; notes. 556. safe and once
furniture $3.50. cash. 81 Among the creditors are
the Western National Bank. s. 133, secured ny Dry
goods valued at S.Ss2. Pass & Co. Manchester
q 100 for merchandise: Raphael Hawoveny. Brook-
lyn. 1900 money lent; John Ahdelnour. hIuhg-
Vile Staten Island &.1Ss. borrowed money; mere
ar 10 creditors in all or the dralts SolS tSI
syria aggregating S32S. and thirteen on the -
Iyonnais Bank Of London, S.3A Deputy -Sherll
Radley is in charge OF the store he received A.
tachmerts against Mr.. FOrzly yesterday IN FAVOR
81 solomon i Mirhge for s. ,S3i for money depos.
tied by himself and SIX other Syrisns. who ass gned
their claims 70 him. and in favor OF Ale4ana .I
states District Court issued an order staying the
sui, ~ Mr. Mrhige for one year. or, should petit
tion for discharge be filed. then until the deter
mnation Of the petition. and all proceedings UNDER
mis- attachment and on the part Of the Sherln are
STAYED until further order Of the Court
Isidore Gelbtrunk. Of No. $50 Broadway, has fled
2 petition in bankruptcy. with total liabilities Of
SO 7OS and no assets or the liabilities & $50 were
contracted az a partner in the firm OF Gaser' GeIo-
trunk & Co. of St Louis In 1896 and 4l,s43 as a
partner in NJ Gelbtrunk Co, Of San Salvador.
central America from 1896 10 1885 The assets OF
the latter firm turned over 10 A. Miron, JUS
tice Of a court there, for distribution among me
creditors There are 22 creditors scattered all over
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
PAY FOR STATE VOLUNTEERS.

Albany. May Ex-Governor Roosevelt to-day
signed the bill introduced by Assembyman r a.
Brennan. Of New-York which authorizes the Con-
troler 70 paw TO State employees who served In tns
volunteer army during tho war With spain me
"A iarv which is rightfuy theirs had they remained
at home az their post ~ du'f .. 49,
The amount appropriated = NNrl ana " - - -
tImated that n viii take between $4,000 and Woo"
70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
COLONEL KINBALL Not TO MOTE.

Colonel A. s KimhaU. Assistant Quarteruaster-
General at New-York said yesterday that The re-
port that he had been ordered 10 san Francisco
was not correct II is case Of mistaken Identity
HE en-, Cantain Amos VI Kimbal assistant quar-
termaster tinted States Volunteers. being the per
son who has been ordered 70 duty AZ the Preside
Ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
ASSETS TO BE s1s.sG4 .2s7.

II was stated here yesterday that the total net
assets Of the newly formed combination OF Ter
tilizer companies under the name Of the American
Agricultural Chemical Company. Will be SlnoOi-
2s1 instead OF s13 l64.2s7. was first reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
4 BIG MORTGAGE RECORDED.

Edward Andrews. acting as trustee, yesterday
recorded a mortgage pledsing the site for me
eghteen-story Office building Al the northwest
corner OF Broadway and Chambers-st 10 the
Scottish Provident Institution OF Edinoursh ocot-
Ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
ryCORpOR4TED ~ DELAWARE.

Dover. Del. May p (speciaD.-Secretary Hughes
this morning Issued certificates OF Incorporation 10
the Martina Preservative Pain; Company. OF Phiia-
dephia. capital Slvo4"0 and to me Esps s !.
Mining COMPANY Of New York. capital, <lupoOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
rrc-u.sTFP FIELD RESPONSIBLE.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued an order
directing that IN future when vessel IS ihessly
anchored In Nev-York HAroor by tusooat the
n..,.- y, the tug and not the master OF the
anchored vessel shall be held responsible The
hne for anchoring in waters OF this port other than
those designated BY the Treasury Department resu-
lations Is 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
PARADE or THE BROvT STYDAYSCHOOLS

II is estimated that six thousand children VIII
take part to-day in the Sunday-schoo parade IN the
t7orol,ph of The Bronx Charles D. Steurer Will be
the grand marshal. Ohio Angle. marshal hrst diyls-
ion q. r Ebe. marshal second division ana VICTOR
n Paltsits marshal third division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
The Radi0nhone.

which transmits speech along o
beam OF light NOW operating at
the Electrical Exhibition, MadI-
son Square GARDEN, gives an
IDEA OF what the telephone sys-
tenn Of the future may be.
The telephone system Of the
present contains wires, metallic
circuit, laid underground, long
distance telephones, and all the
latest Improvements.
IL 10 In New York, where mos
sage rates make telephone SER
vice very cheap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
rRANKLLN NATIONAL BANK OFFLCERN.

A protracted meeting OF the stockholders 81 the
Franklin National Bank was held yesterday. az
htrh the proposition TO continue the institutions
AFFAIR. was discussed In all Us phases Some OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
NAVY.

Pay-Directcr G COCHRAN detached from Norfolk Navy
Yard !. and ordered 10 Portsmouth q. H Navy
Yard June 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ". A MARSHALL. to continue
duties board Resolute
Lieutenant F c. BOWERS detached from Fish Commits
sion Juno l and ordered TO duty IN connection with
the fitting of the Atlanta
Lieutenant " O HULME detached from Pensacola Navy
and ordered % command the Potomac.
BRITAIN. detached from Naval Academy
ordered TO the Lancaster June 20
Ensign r STONE detached from the Alliance June and
ordered home await orders
Ensign E. T. POLLOCK. detached from Naval Academy
June and ordered 70 the Alliance June =
Ensign F II CLARK detached from the Lancaster June
20 ordered await orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

..zooIak'' what IL IT. New trade FOR d.
raSIrran's ''natzoon." observation-disclosures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

Owing 10 the approach OF the wine~making season
IN France fresh attempt is being made by the
agricultural classes there to repeal Of the
import tax suphate Of copper so extensively
used for protecting vines against black rot and
rnldew. The vines receive five treatments an
nually al a cost OF from & 10 & "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

A dispatch from Copperopos. Cal. 10 The San
Francisco Examiner" says that the Union mines
have shut down Al that place az the dictstion Of
the Conoer Trust 70 limit production Valuable
rnachinerv will be allowed 10 rust. and a thousand
r,en viii he thrown out Of work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26

lAeutena1t-Colone DANIEL n. WHEELER. deputy
quartermaster-g general. will proceed Augusta
yannah and ChickamauEa Park under instructions
from the Quartermaster- General.
Captain WILLIAM 2 PI-RVIANCE assistant surgeon.
VIII proceed 10 San Francisco o accompany Major p
Henry Kay 9Th Infantry. 90 his station IN Alaska.
Major WILLIAM l.. ALEXANDER. Commissa-y Of Sub
sistence. VIII proceed Savannah inspect sub
sistence stores be shipped to San Francisco
Major JOHN ". Sr-MMFRHAYES CQuarterrnas ter. viii
proceed from Governors Island Philadelphia and
Norfolk under Instructions from NE Quarternastsr-
General.
Second Lieutenant WILLIAM z. DAVIES Volunteer sig
pal Corps. recently appointed Is assigned az Sayan
nah Ga. IN connection with the muster-out Of the
Volunteer Signal Corps
Captain MOSES WALTON N. Assistant Quarternsser.
Is relieved az Cienfuegos. Cuba and Will proceed 10
New-York City.
Mato- VICTOR G. VAUGHAN. division surgeon, and
Major EDWARD o. SHAKESPEARE. brigade sur
members Of the board Of medical officers on
the emergency ration appointed August Is. are as
signed % duty In Washington FOR additional period
Of two months. for the purpose o. completing their
report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
MARINE CORPS.

An examining board consist OF Colonel JAMES FOL
NEY president, Colonies ?. ". HUNTINGTON al
GEORGE C. REID members and Captain 7
BORDEN recorder. Is ordered 70 convene at Mari
Barracks. Washington. May x.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-26
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington, May 25.-The following Army. Nav!
and Marine Corps orders have been issued
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-07-06

Ask for Baby Lou-a good five cent
smoke at the Postofhce Annex.
Flumerfelt & Bucklin, are headquarters
for all kinds of fruit in season. Give
us call when buying fruit.
G. B. Mcmillan and wife, accompanied
by Mrs. Mcmillan ST., we're the guests of
Langdon friends while celebrating.
J. D. Milne, wife and family left on
yesterdays train and will spend six weeks
visiting with relatives in Eastern Ontario.
N. E. McGruer and Thos. Tough visit
ed with Pembina county friends several
days of last week, returning home Fri
day.
Don't insure your crop against hail IN
any fake concern, but with Truax & Nc
Lean the local agents of the St. Paul
Fire and Marine. .....
Mrs. Mccullough. mother of w. 81.
McC ullough, of the Mooney bank, came
up from Mimic and spent the Fourth in
the city with her son.
Attorney Fl. G. DePuy and Andy
Jones arrived Monday from Mimic with
their wives and reserved hotel accomoda-
{ tions for the balance of the delegation.
w. F. Gushing has retired from the
city editorship of the Fargo Call and it
is reported will again merge into country
journalism. We hope "Cush" will make
T, it win.
| Miss Lilly O'Brien is home from school
at Winnipeg to spend the summer vaca-
ton, coming by way of Neche and driv-
ing across country with her uncle, Mr..
Jos. Horgan, of st. Joe.
Ole Axvig and Jno. Mcbride, bob
legislative statesmen from this county IN
the early days, interviwed the county
board yesterday in the interest of Mont.
rose and East Alma taxpayers.
D. H. Mcmillan headed his display in
the street parade at Tuesdays celebra
ton with Minnesota Chief threshlng
outfit drawn by its traction engine under
a full head of steam. The rig has al.
ready been sold to the Olson Bros, an6
will be operated by them in the north
end of the county this fall.
The playing of Harry Stoltz I'd Archie
Slllers Jr.. with the Langdon ball team
in the afternoon match game of the
Fourth shows that the western part Of
the county has-at least-two players
who can play anywhere with credit te
themselves and their home team. Archie
is strong batter and base runner while
Stoltz made record of pitching sever
straight innings in which the Park Rive
nine only made three runs There wal
lots of good work done by all playing il
the game, but Tuesdays game helpec
some in drawing Hannah and the count,
seat little closer together.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-07-06
Miss Carrie Mcmillan was at Hannah
and Sundayed with friends.

Miss Carrie Mcmillan was at Hannah
and Sundayed with friends.
Born at Hanna, on June 27th, to Mr..
and Mrs. Homer E. Kinney, twin boys.
Walt Gould entertained his brother S.
A. Gould from Butte, Mont, over the
Fourth.
When In need OF something that fits
we'll, is stylish and will wear we'll go to
w. L. Bradliy the tailor.
Flumerfelt & Bucklin are now prepar-
ed to furnish ice cream in bricks On short
notice. Leave orders at once.
J.R. Mears and Wilson Cox were
Millions representatives in the judges
stand at the races on the Fourth.
Does your watch keep good time? Ii
not take it to Jeweler A. o. Void, at N.
E. McGruer's drug store, for repairs.
See Truax g. Mclean for hail insurance
in the old reliable st. Paul Fire and
Marine Insurance Co. They are the
local agents.
G. W. Andrews and wife we're here
from Walhalla to spend the Fourth
stopping at the home OF w. F. Winter
while in the city.
Miss Minnie Reilly came along with
the Milton crowd on the Fourth and
stayed over for few days visit with bel
aunt Mrs. JAS DeBerg.
i Chas. Lawson has purchased the
threshing outfit that he has run severa
season for Thos Flynn and will move II
into the western part of the county.
Flumerfelt & Bucklin bad the stal
privileges at the fair grounds on the
Fourth and fruit, lemonade and ICE
cream was served up bountifully under
the management of q. E. Birtch.
"Les" Hodgins got an electric shocl
or something of that kind last Sunda!
afternoon during thunderstorm which
brought him into devotional attitude
on short notice. He was out at the farm
OF LIS ldUuoIS T. ~ II OuS1Ao, oouCA Oh WV
when it happened and thinks the storn
centered all around him. Anyway every
thing was quite blue and and sulphurou
for awhile and left him feeling weak ant
dazed some time.
CD. Billings while in town yesterda,
stated that $500 would not cover the in
) dividual loss he sustained ii
} the wind storm last week. I
left his granary in kindling WOO
and rendered the separator at his hresh
ling rig unfit for future; service. B,
actual count he found seventy five build
ings blown down, many practically de
stroyed. Two school houses there wer
both moved between two and three hun
dred feet from what was supposed t
have been their permanent locations.
Poultry netting ut DERRICK