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New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
Fatal SLEEP AT A WINDOW.

Charles J Mallon. ifty-seven years old living on
tn second floor or No 457 West Fifty-second-st,
tell from a window in his home late last nisnt ana
was killed Mallon was reading paper near the
window when his wife retired for the night About
j 30 O'Clock she had occasion 10 go into the room
where she left her husband reading ano seeing
joining room il he knew where MS tather war.
The son replied that he did not MIS-. MaHon
lying a. the bottom OF the areaway. can was
sent 10 Roosevelt Hospital for an ambulance put
me nbvsician a no responded declared the man was
dead he having received fractured skulI IN me
fau II Is thought that he dropped asleeP IN inc
chair nd fell Of the WINDOW.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
Rig CONTRACT FOR BROOKLfN.

vA~r-r.cT1-RING FIRM PREPARING TO RUSH A
GOVERNMENT ORDER
A ,or,-sct N make 300 coats and 6oooo pairs OF
.-o,,eo~s bas bsen awarded by tie Government 70
the KENYON Company Nos. rs and 722 Atlantic
ave. The firm is all ready 10 begin work and Is
orv awaiting the arrival Of the cloth II VIII take
abou, 40 600 yards 10 make the coats and trousers
and should it all arrive Al once the hrm VIII put
de- act,re force of from 600 TO 500 hands at work
I, can tllrn out 5000 garments day. a garment
IN this ca a. meaning an entire suit. Inc hrst
~ ~ sg,rsnt Of material Is expected early next
,Veek All work Is done In the factory, under the
best sanitary condition. no GovetnnsnI @ T"rA oti's
eTvben number nf the garments are finished sam
,,los must ne sent TO the Army ana Navy
Pv,laing in Manhattan for Inspection and II not up
- ,be s,ardard an deficiencies must be remedied.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
GOVERNORS PORTRAIT DESTROYED.
RIOToUs CLUB MEMBERS ITsULT HIM FOR AP-
POINTING SHERIFF. MLEAN.

There was considerable Indignation expressed
yesterday by members OF tho Young Mems Repuo-
Hcan AssOcia tion. Jersey City over the action OF
some hotheaded members in tearing down and
trampling upon a large crayon picture Of Governor
Voorhees, in the clubrooms Of the association, In
Gregory-st.. nearly opposite Police Headquarters.
John j. Erwin. secretary Of the Hudson County
Republican Committee. IS president Of the associa-
ton and one Of the organizers He was candidate
for the office Of Sheriff left vacant by the death OF
William Heller. and which was filled Wednesday
by Governor Voorhees, by the appointment OF Alex
ander Mclean. Mr. Erwin was not present when
the insult was committed on the Governor.
Several members OF the association were In the
cubroOms Thursday night. nursing their dlsap-
pontment over the failure OF Mr.. Erwin TO be ap-
pointed when suddenly OF the number suggest
ed that the picture Of the Governor which hung
on the wall close % that OF Nlr Erwin, be turned
toward the wall.
Yes turn his face 10 the walli' cried one.
No" suggested another. tear II down.
Lets lump on IT," said third
The next moment the picture was torn on us
hook and thrown to the floor. 1t was quickly de.
rnolished by the feet OF the excited members. and
before the cooler heads who heard the noise could
interfere II is likely that the guilty persons VIII
be expelled from the association
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
u-111rAM GEORGE.

william George. who was Tor 'hlIy 80 ~ .o,,o
a., - tho rventv-third Ward. died at his nome
xo s9t rafavette-ave on Wednesday HIS oeath
was caused by paralysis Mr.. George was porn
seventy years ago in Pontypool Wales wne'e I,'
father was business manager for Lord Lelsh' MI
George came 10 this country early in hfe gong 20
Albany where he married Emmehne brainalu w. ol.
:, ,or sista-s After serving in Government
.t,tor IN Albany he came to Brooklyn in 1859 ana
r.or, into business with his brother-n,law. ~, tte
iatsr was in business with The3Phigs sorgs and a.
SsWebter ,frs f. s Green. The funeral Wa ~, ~ =
sf ~, home yesterday AFTERNOON ana me Du' 'i'
win take nla ,e in the Albany NuIaI Oeoe-I''
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
OBITUARY..
JOHN ". BATES.

-. VI, pa,es Who for thirty years kept res
,a,,ra,, :, Nuloughby-st died at his home NO
:, N-v-yortave on Wednesday afternoon. bea'n
was due 10 consumption. Mr.. Bates was ni.y nv
years old and was born in BROOKLYN OF Sco,cn
parentage. AS a youth ne went into business ",l"
c ". keenan, dealer in paints In ho', WIN il.9
hrother-in-iaw Samuel Weekes he s'arted Ia' Ne' .
Restaurant in Wilioughby-st Mt. bd.eS
member OF Commonwealth Couhcn 80 e. long
- oo,rac,Ad with the Tompkns Avenue Congre
gatlonal Church. and a member OF us Men Men
Club The funeral which took place yesredG yeessIred,b
afternoon was conducted by the kev, -, rentor
az as'fF1 the %ew-York Avenue Methodist Episcopal
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
BLOOMFIELD HOTEL BCILDNG FIRE.
FIFTH TIME FLAMES HAVE DAMAGED THE
PLAcE-INCENDIARIsM SUSPECTED.

FIFTH TIME FLAMES HAVE DAMAGED The
PLAcE-INcENDGARIsM SUSPECTED.
pIoomaeld. July Il (specaD.-The Hotel Essex
Building at Washington and Bloomheiu a'es" !"
the % ntre OF the town. almost completely oe,
stroved bv fire early this morning, with loss o.
Sf5 90 The fire Is believed 70 be OF lncehdlary orr
gin The building. frame structure covers Is-r az
eenttrs biock and was owned by James A Heddeh
~ Newark The fire was discovered oy IoiIcsthdI @ T.,
ctIhart smith and before an aldrm was seut VI
ha buiIding was a mass OF flames. A second
alarm brought out all the hre companies anu
.:bonsanGs az people from far and near, -
The areren got the fire under control atter Two
hours hard work. and az the same tune saIec E f an
iojnng property which had become igntsd m ", ron y
ya-Es y's THE roof on the livery stable OF Dr. w.
Itfsrrison on the Washington-ave SIDE caught
A-a three times. but the nIe WdS SN'''e ~ ~
fora anv great damage was done. 49,, ,,a
loTT rb e cccupants OF the stores in the hotel 6ud
,ypo ne ipst almost everything, were r Sooo
,s7lor " j. Miller. printer Natnan& & RSssei ITS
aatats. I s Huyler butcher; Lung wan lauhaIy
end Ioseph Lewis shoe dealer dne IN ioss 70 ne %
a,ty a,,nroSeensTs is estimated at SoW ana 70 th7
THIS Is the nth time that there nas neen H1s
1iti1 Ms 'buu6ing II was built about year altse
~ ~ nd Archdeacon Hotel burned doWn, IN a. e
Ine IiH led 10 the organization OF volunteer hre
department.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
BOY ACCUSED By HIS FATHER.
FOUND ASLEEP IN LEE-AvE.. AND ADMITTED
BEING A THIEF.

BEING A THIEF
A boy sound asleep, yet standing UP. and lean
ing against the wall OF the old Lee Avenue Acad-
en1y attracted the attention OF Policeman Siez. Of
the Clymer-st. station yesterday morning between
? and clock He had a bicycle beside him. When
he failed 10 rouse him the policeman dragged the
boy and his wheel 10 the station. and. taking the
wheel inside let the boy sleep. When he awoke
he said he was Peter Steiger sixteen years od,
Of Winfield Long Island. He had s in his pocket.
The boys father sent for and came 10 town
at once. He said his had stolen go and LETT
home And II was not the first time. either. Last
May ne broke into the Winfield Bank and stole
money. which his father made good. and soon after
ne stole s35 from q neighbor. but was detected.
The boy admitted he had stolen from mis- father'
end said he spent ZIG o bicycle and rode down
10 Coney Island. where he had been since Monday,
passing the nights I'm boarding houses In the city.
He was arraigned in the Lee-ave. court, before
Magistrate Kramer. on technical charge. and put
in care Of Detective Piche Of the seventy seventh
Precinct who will take him back 70 Winfield, there
10 stand trial for grand larceny.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
nav crTNG BY A KISSING Bug.

plainaeld. July ls (speciaD.-rhe kissing bug. or
something resembling IT, appears 10 nave -
- 80 rohr,v Van Nest the six year old son
- Tonn Van Nest of Sycamore-st.. was stung SO
esvereiy Yesterday afternoon while asleep .ns' a ns
Soco uas sUoIlen 10 a terrible size. one eye Wa
arn.rsv closed and the boy suffered intensely. me ne
80 fsken 10 a physician. and to-day me sWehhs
= reduced.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
LoyGsBoREuEy GET An ADVANCE.

About one hundred longshoremen IN the EMPLOY
O, The Maine Steamship Company at Pier IS. East
River struck for an increase Of wages iast even
ing They had been getting 25 cents an hour for
day and night work They told the oficiais OF tne
company that they would not 90 to WORK unless
the company agreed 10 pay them 81 cents an houF
during the day and IS cents night Iner oe-
rnand was acceded TO- and the men went 10 Work
Al the Clyde Line pier a simia aennanu NJ, .be
made bv the longshoremen last evening, pIt .J
stevedore persuaded them 10 continue AZ wSrk sIu
defer action until the principal officials of the COM
pany could be to-day.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
Essgr rkoOp TO MARCH A WEEK.

The Essex Troop commanded by CONGRESSMAN
r Wayne Parker. will start this morning on
practice march across the State to occupy ABOUT
a week The first camp will be made az FonP'Sn h On
this afternoon and Sunday morning there VIII III @@ oe
Inspection and trip 70 church Monqsdy rd. nyaetce
The rest OF the itinerary Will depend upon mi
and the condition of the animals. Inc troop W.
bear the service weapon ana WIN uSe
Tor camping.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
I. Il RLAkEMAN.

l. r. Brakeman who was well known IN business
circles in this city died yesterday at the home OF
his mother Mrs. Birdseye Brakeman. in Stock
bridge Mass Mr. Brakeman forty years old.
His home in this city was No East Forty
fourth-st His father president Of the Ameri-
can Book Company. Mr.. Brakeman was member
o. the Baltusrol Golf Club. the Union League Cluo
snv many other social organiza tons The funeral
viii be held al ? O'Clock on Monday Afternoon at
sc.~yb
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
ROBERT PJyKERToY THREATENED.

Threats against Robert Pinkerton and his family
who are now staying at the Manhattan beach
Hotel were made In a letter which Mr. Pinker'oh
received lo- week but whose contents he refuses
IN make public The letter purported 10 be from
charles Holland racetrack follower. ana
cOlored man whom Mr.. Pinkerton does not KNOW
Seymour Butler one Of the PnkertOn men ar
rested Holland on a technical charge or Vagrssnes'
and Magistrate Nostrand. 81 the Coney lslahl DO
Ice court Yesterday him 70 jail for Ten usys.
When released he will probably be brought 3 osIois
the Federal authorities a charge OF seH1iHe
threateEirg letter.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
crvrPu 0TTS'S CASUALTY REPORT.

Washington. July 1.-THE War Department has
received the following list Of casualties from Cen
eral Otis:
Uaunded: 18th Infantry at San Fernando. June
ao Company X Corporal Christian Jenson. arm.
~ yh," ItIv A Company T. George W. King thigh.
severe. nth First Lieutenant Ira L. Reeves cheek.
hand and foot. moderate - t,, n,
ohard hand slight az Pilila. llth. Edward Reeves.
,not moderate; Company c. Anon Nail abdomen
severe near Santa cruz
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
DIR. JUDsON c. LIE ROY.

DR. Judson Calkins lie Roy died yesterday nlo'"-
ing al his nome No. 81 Tompkins-aVe' @..ei us
, nc - ,rirass lie was born in Brooklyn TWEEN
+v-a,a Years ago. received his early education III
public school No %. prepared for college at the
New-York Preparatory School and was sraduatSe tSe
from the Long Island College Hospi.aa spSa III III NE
RiishWick Hospital but had served ohly .. LOU.
months when taken sick. He leaves Ho'he''
sister and brother.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
WOMAN BOUND BY A BURGLAR.
MASKED MAN ENTERS A PATERSON HOME AND
FORCES HER TO GIVE HIM MONEY.

FORCES HER TO GIVE HIM MONEY.
Paterson. July 1.-THE county authorizes were
notlaed Of bold robbery al Wanaqua To-Day Inc
robberrv occurred on Monday. but for some reason
was NOT reported 10 the county ofncers unlti ,o
day on Monday morning. as the story Is .G,I 80, ~
,bS aufhorities Sylvester Faulkner assIs'an. ~.
superntendent OF the Pompton Powder WORKS ss Lets
boma m 20 Il the works. Soon afterwara WINS
no .,,se Sas At work in the kitchen, she heard a
noise behind her and. turning. found man an stana ana
~ uitb a revolver aimed al her nead ne nlan
a,ora a black mask lie commanded MIS-. rauIahe, . :,
10 keep silence and take him into sno'her '@i' -
She obeyed. and when he had her IN another s.
room the man fastened her 70 chalr WIN rogS' ss
UA then ordered her 10 tel where her nloHeS 90
IIiSaar Tbe free use Of the pistol caused ner 70
mluen. ,be rohher secured 1862 in cash ana
cheek for ss from under me c9sPe - rdS
m hoYSa on sunday night. He said ne MO IN Ne Ne
hsrn on sunday night. intending 20 *. XII isn, sl,
IpsatrIkrer uhen he came 70 lock up but tnAt nsn.
Mrs Faulkner did the locking &; and ne 1,l nSr
.,ae he heart TO kill woman. es Mrs
nase N III III. tho harm an unusual fact. she DeieNes
40 -, s,orv was true. II was almost an hour
We r. man left before Mrs. Faulkner couio uhu9
abs zones which bound her
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
poy DROWNED IN THE KILL TON KULL

The body OF Joseph Clemens handsome n..'s rs
ia ,ob, Years old who was well known about
rsargen point because ot his long hGxen curs. lies
a, the bottom Of the Kill Won Kull The ehlid was
drowned late on Thursday afternoon; ne eccuih- eh
aa ried Robert Beil. eighteen years old on crao
bine exn.diton The child fell through gler IT. IT,
he ,ide ard was carried far away peIore as ~
voutb became aware OF his peril The ooy ,,ss wss
tarefootad and wore short trousers ana nep' ~
calico waist. The boys lived at No ls- Avenue ~
Bayonne.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
Not AFTER e. !. AND b. r. r.

JoHN r. FLOWER DENIES PERSISTENT
RCMCR.
John n Flower Of Flower & Co. yesterday de-
MED tha, the BROOKLYN Rapid Transit Company
was negotiating for the sale Of the Coney Island
and Brooklyn Railroad.
These people are asking TOO much TOT tnsN
ro-ert, ne said and We really do not need the
ioad as we have il paralleled nearly eyeryWIss'e'
II we really needed n coud buy X All right
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
JOSEPH scHuITT NAY BE INSANE.

. A COMMISSION APPOINTED TO INQUIRE INTO THE
sUBJECT.
Judge Hurd in the County Court yesterday nn'il
ing appointed Dr. Joseph O'ConneL G. q. Grimm
Ior.rer and William s WandeE. as commission
ars n inquire into the sanity Of Joseph Schinitr
The man is now In a hospital. but is under lndlc'
ment for murder IN the first degree for shooting
his wife Carrie Schmtt. a, No. 100 Graham-aNe
on April l. She had left him. and Was iVihs at
that address with her mother.
As schu,itt also attacked her mother Mrs. Wielde
~ bro,ber Nicholas and sisters Anna and pauline
be ms ~ answer as well 10 three indictments Tor
a assault IN the irst degree.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
no,yc,rwougy WILL BE DELEGATES.

,,.o,r JuIy "a CspeeaD.-Mayor siss Dewey
IN =, Lincoln received this morning speeiai
1,.,,s,,o, from Mayor James Mcclure OF syracuse
Inv ta,sstr and the Counciwomen or Lincoln lc
for hinseu nr'1al convention OF Mayors and Alder
sn Of the United state, which WI os ne nsc eo \,
that clty III @ anecen,ed the invitation Mr.. Drake
Leagues l fo srrsnCe party OF New-Jersey municipal
r~ee,sis 10 attend the conveatlop-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
RIcycLE RIDER DOES Not RETURN.

c,,,prrs RyNo LEFT BELLEvrLLE ON SUNDAY.
AND FEAR Is FELT FOR HIS SAFETY
Reusv,ll, July a (speciaD harles Ryno' OF Pas
- ,sft home last Sunday on HIS bicycle. and
his parents have seen him fsSs bsS .c6sed Ths tbs
tather III IN thsr nlaces for him but 80 far without
WOOL WOOL 81" II is believed he has met with tonl play
Tbe noice Of the nearby towns ana cities nave oeen
asked 10 look for him
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
COLONEL 4. B. JONES.

Anniston. Ala. July l-Cocnel A & Jones. OF
this city United States Consul TO Tuxpan. Mex,
died AZ Tuxpan this morning. The nature Of his
Illness is not known The body cannot be shipped
home Colonel Jones was born in Wales in 1916.
and came 10 Pennsylvania when TWO years OF age
and afterward 10 Alabama. He appointed
Consul % Tuxpan by President Mckinley in Oc-
tober 1897 His family is here.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
qRauPs SLEEP IN THEIR HAhHoCKS.

t2loomhed July II CSpecaD.-The police, particu-
-, policeman Shorter have been trying FOR sew
.ai nights past 10 find the tramps who are SAID 10
MAKE practice OF sleeping IN hammoGKs pn,,I ~nien
1 hear left outdoors At the home OF follceInan
ssnr,ar the hammock under the grape arbor mas
@ ShOI ns.d and et the homes Of II; l. osborne ana
Mrs David Decker the t'ahps nave A''' "s
maps.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
cAupEys TAX BURDEN on SALOONS.
prnrrvp RATE EXPECTED AS A RESULT or
FINES FOR SUNDAY SELLING.

FINES FOR SUNDAY SELLING
Camden July IA CspeciaD.-rhe Recorder omcs.
49,. nol,ca rooms the corridors and. in fact nearly
eyery place in the City Hall were packed ,o.asy
vtb ssloonkeepers and their friends eersyrn .snon,
WI .roformers when the seventy ss.o',i y,
as aI ,,ho were arrested last night on hSls-s oh
sngay I,nuor selling were renamed lot ,sa, a. rs
ssoarIy iii the saloonkeepers pita"'" sNii's " ~
sany charges made against them. t....a d, 81.
over hundred saS9nkss'fRss ds s Recordsr Nowery q
eorrdor ,his morning waiting FOR their hearings
en- Of sunaay senS while Waiting
and sIopy, nIl,ne liqror dealers sssoeistion navns
by organhhesas ,he prevention OF Camden erusades
for its oolls,st sseInbla IN law and order Society.
by tnf ysrs We're within the rail consulting wits y,
CITY solicitor Blsksey a. wos 20 sS Say decided that
dealing VIII nl,Y would be entered IN al today
pleas ~ ,hat sentence would be suspenoed untn
cases anu ."" t-itv Clerk Kramer said that II tne
nsaa ne o. and costs m 20 sa " the city tax
sur1cisn' sur 20 point much lower than II mas oeen
for decade.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
KILLED BY TOO TIGHT SHOES.

According to Coroner Delap. the death OF Cnarles
Smith. fifteen years Old OF No l2s- Grano-st'' was
- >. ,.,a-,,g a nsir OF shoes which too
tahi The death was from erysipelas Wnlcn Iel-
lowed an irritation from tight pair OF SHOES Inc
boy vas In bed for ten days
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
. ~so1~ BERLINER REAPPOTNTED.

Solomon Berliner. well known New-fork char
acter who appointed United states 'ohsuI 70
rarer,nA Canary Islands just before the Spanish
,.s- broke out announced yesterday that he had
hsen resppointed and would soon sail for his
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
FIGHT TO SAVE TEANECK ROAD.
wArcHMEy HIRED TO PREVENT SURPRISE
sY THE ELECTRIC COMPANY.

BY THE ELECTRIC COMPANY
rbA effort OF the Gas and Electric Company OF
Bergen County TO plant poles and string its electric
uires along Teaneck Road. between Hackensack
-. r-,,,evood mas peen met by a prohibitive
movement on the part OF dwellers In that thorouSn
fare Captain Frank ;. De Ronde, OF company -
~ pegirnsnt and the other owners or the nne
homes. have employed number OF private & ~atcn-
49, - nrevent the electric light linemen from put
~ nm The poles surrepttiOusly. Teaneck Road Is
one OF the finest thoroughtares IN Bergen Souhny
thinning through the beautiful estates OF the laIe
yk.iiiinr Water Phelps General and Thomas 3.
Van Buren and is bordsred by the grounds or
many we'll known men who object 10 the dlsnsurlns
pole
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
CHECKS FOR $4,000 FOUND.
FISHERMAN BRINGS TO LAND PACKAGES SUP
POSED TO BE FROM THE PORTLAND

Halifax. n. s. July IA dispatch from Var
mouth says that Roland Welch. fisherman. Of
Westport, Monday found three packages in the
water. which turned out 10 be checks on the Met
ropolitan Bank OF Boston. sggregating $4,000 Al
the same time found the message on piece
OF the company's note paper "S s. Portland. We
are sinking and November 2 lssS
The note in a tightly corked bottle The bank
has been communicated with. and is expected 70
determine II the checks have any connection with
the Portland disaster
Arizona republican., 1899-03-26
AT THE PATTON GRAND.

Of the Walsh-McGcwell company which is to be seen at the Patton Grand Monday matinee and night in La Tosca" and Fedora two of Sardou's most famous plays, that staid and con- servative old paper the San Francisco Bulletin, says: Blanche Walsh ap- peared at the Columbia theater last night in La Tosca, the part made fla nous by Fanny Davenport. She won many curtain calls at the end of each telling scene, thoroughly convincing her audience that she possessed the extraordinary am punt of tempestuous force the role demands. Blanche Walsh throws herself into the part of Floria Tcsca with a violence that seems almost too much for her physical frame. Yet less violence would scarcely realize the horrors in which the char acter is placed. After the cJtburst of the third act and tte fine effort of the fourth act, she misses something of the tenderness and sorrow which should mark the closing scene of La Tosca's tragic career. All of Miss WaI1h's acting ia characterized by firmness of touch and clearness of out line Melbourne Mcdowell acts with an unquestion.Gble excellence in the role of Le Baron Scarpia. He succeeds in identifying himself very completely with the cruel, ferocious, hypocritical, iron-handed monster of the human race. And while conveying this idea, he does not overdo his part. He is calm and dignined, and he dies ad mirably Arthur Elliott plays Mario Cavaradossi with grace. Ee reads his lines carefully in the conventional TO- mantle style, it is true, but with ease and sincerity'
Arizona republican., 1899-03-26

subject. A most delightful evening was spent.
 | A party of Phoenix young folks haC an enjoyable picnic yesterday at the Camel Back. It was composed ol Misses Winnifred Smith, Gertrude Russell and Charlie Ming, chaperones and Ruth Ainsworth, Abbie Pick rell, Gladys Hoadley, Edith Wylie Helen Alexander Annie Garnett, Edith Bennett and Leah Randolph. #**
 The ladies of the Christian church had another of their delightful socials Friday evening.
 The junior class of the high school will give a banquet to the seniors, or the class Of '99, Friday night.
 Miss Leotia Stoney left Thursday night for Los Angeles. Miss Stoney will visit for several months there and then return to her home in Jerome, Ariz.
 Miss Winifred Gallagher, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. George Gal lagher of this city, returned to her home in Chicago Wednesday night.
 
 Miss Jessie Frazier, who has been ill, will soon resume her classes at the normal.
 Mrs. John Rees who has been visit ing friends in tlle city for the last week, returned to her home in Jerome, Thursday evening.
 Miss Leana Horning who has been visiting with Miss Madge Richmond at Tempe for the last week returned Fri day evening.
 Miss Mcllie Gillum, who has been spending the winter with her brother in the city returned to her home in Ky, Friday evening.
 GEM.