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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25

1899.
U. S. G. Pitxer, Exec'r.l y
Of Elizabeth A. r.
Daley, decd. /
VS..
j. Il. G. Daley, John J.
Daley and Sophia
Daley, his wife; Chas -
G. Daley; j. H. G. IN cHAsc'Y
Daley, Jr., and Ger
trude DALEY, his wife;
T. F. Daley and Lot
tie Daley, his wife;
Maggie Belle Russler
and Samuel FL. Russ
Ter, her husband.
Amended bill ofcomplaint.
The object of the above suit is TO
have the court judicially oonstrue
the last will and testament of Eliza
beth A. r. Daley, decd, and II
appearing on affidavit fled 10 this
suit, that the said defendants, Mag.
gle Belle Russler and Samuel a.
Russler are non residents OF this
State, they are hereby required TO
appear at the said Clerks Office,
within one month from The 1lth day
of February, 1899, (the date of Che
first publication hereof and do what
is necessary to protect their interests
10 this matter eYs4 aaA.e
l.. DEW. CERHARDT, Clerk.
o. S. G. PITzER, Atty for Plaintiff.
2-l1-4t. -
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
Of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of certain deed of trust
made by Alice b.. Heberlig and j. 9.
Heberlig. her husband, to the under
signed trustees for the National Build
ing and Loan Association, of Washing
ton County, Maryland, which said decd
of trust is dated the 9th day of October,
1897, and recorded in the office of the
Clerk of the County Court, of Berkeley
County, West Virginia, In Deed Book
No. IS, page 325, said trustees will
offer for sale at the front door of the
Court House, in Martinsburg, Berkeley
County, West Virginia, at I,30 O'Clock,
p. M, on x
SATURDAY., MARCH A, 1899
the following ~ - - Z:
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Situate in that portion of the city of
MartiHsburg commonly called "Strfnes-
ville,n ON the West side of North Queen
street, and bounded and described as
follows, viz beginning at the cor
ner of the Martinsbnrg and Potomac
Turnpike and street 80 feet in Width;
running North 274o, West 200 feet
along said street TO an alley 10 feet
wide; thence Northeast with said alley
so feet to the lot of ID. NJ. Shaffer e.
B-o.; thence with said lot South 27+o,
East 1856 feet to M. and P. Turnpike;
thence Southwest with said pike so feet
to the BEGINNING being the same land
conveyed to said Alice 3. Heberlig by
VIM. WestTader and wife, by deed
dated the End day of March, 1894, and
recorded in the Office of the Clerk Of
said Berkeley County Court, in Deed
Book No. 81, pages " and 70.
This is one of the most valuable
pieces of property in Martinsburg, hay
ing on it a large
2-Sfory Weafher-B0arde House,
almost new, containing about 10 rooms,
which said house is now used as a
double dwelling. On the premises are
a good stable, hog pen and out-build-
ings Roof of dwelling is of slate.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third cash on day of sale, one
third in one year from day of sale, and
one-third in two years from day of sale,
said deferred payments to be evidenced
by the promiss0Ty notes of the pur-
chaser, bearing interest from date of
sale, and the title to said property is to
be retained until all the purchase
money is paid.
US. G.. PITZER,
J. a. MASON,
Trustees.
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HOUSE. AND LOT

situated in Russell's addition, in Mar
tinsburg, W. Va, as Lot No. 8, and
being the same property conveyed to
Mahala johnson by John II. Redman
and wife, by deed dated the 18th day
of February, 1883, and duly recorded in
the Office Of the CLERK of the County
Court of Berkeley County, w. Va, in
Deed Book No. SO, page 1853.
Said property is in good state Of
renair
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GOOD BUSINESS
FOR SALE.

81 wish to dispose of my entire
stock as whole, consisting of the
Picture Frame Business with all the
material and appliances necessary
thereto, together with agallery OF
choice pictures. In connection with
it, the
Stationery Department.
Good location. 1913 N. Queen
street. There is money in the bush
ness if properly carried on. Clos
ing out to quit.
WIN. GERHARDT.
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McGraw Files Protest Against Mr.. scott's
Election,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The State Of Vest Virginsa.
At rules held in the CLERKS olace
of the Circuit Court Of Berkeley
County, the 9th day OF February.
1899.
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/ hereby certify that F. Vernon Aler,
one OF the Special Commissioners, APP
pointed to make sale of the real estate
in the ehancery cause OK Jas. H Smith,
Administrators, etc., vs.. p leasant John
son, ct al, has executed bond with APP
proved security in said cause, accord
ing to law.
L.DEW. GERHARDT,
Clerk Circuit Court.
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POSTPONED SALE
Froafa December 81, 1888. TO
March A.. 1899

By virtue of authority vested in the
undersigned Special Commissioners by
a decree OF the Circuit Court Of Berke
ley County, West Virginia. entered on
the 9th day OF September, 1898, in the
chancery cause OF Jas. Fl Smith, Ad
minis.rator, etc., VS.. Pleasant Johnson
ct al, therein pending. they will offer
for sale at the front door of the Court
House, IN Martinsburg, West Virginia
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Special Commissioners Sale
Or Valuable
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of the authority ted in them
by deereesof the Circuit Court of Berke-
ley County, W. Va, on the 9th day of Feb
ruary, 1899, in the chancery cause of John
D. Wright, let al, against Joseph II. Msr-
gan, Executor, etc., ct al, now pending In
said court. the undersigned Special Com
missioners will offer at public auction at
the front door Of the Court House, in Mar
tinsburg, w. Va, on ~
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY as. 1850.


The Legislature has prevented the
holding of constitutional conyen.
tion.
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farm known as the .Daniel Clendenfiing
or Drinker Farm" containing -
2I9 Acres, 4.
and described as follows: Situated Mil
Creek District, Berkeley County,. WeR d.,
one mile we.f Of Bunker Hill, in said
county, and ring one mile west of. the
Nartinshitr shd Winchester turnpike; it
adjoins ihr properties OF o. B. LaSsvre
and Alvia t'lendenning on the east;, 4 the
property OF Gold Ballinger on the north !;
on the west and south by the public road.
This farm lies in one of the best Bime-
stone agricultural districts OF the county,
and is known far and wide as one OF the
best producers In Berkeley County; the
improvements consist of
VERY LARGE STONE HOUSE,
in good condition and large. enough for
two families, large stone and frame barn
practically new, corn crib, wagon shed,
hog pen and all other necessary outbuild-
ings: large cistern, never failing we'll
of water, and a stream of water running
right through the place; the fences are
good, and all the improvements have been
well kept up; machinery can be run on all
of the fields of the farm.
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WE'LL IMPROVED

with outbuildings, fencing, ETC..
TERMS OF SALE:-One-half Of
The purchase money cash in hand on
day of sale, and the residue in two
equal payments, of six and twelve
months from day of sale, the deferred
payments to be evidenced by the notes
Of the purchaser, bearing interest from
date, and the title to said property to
be retained until all the purchase
money has been paid.
F. VERNON ALER,
STUART w. WALKER,
J. NELSON WISNER,
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SATURDAY. MAROH 4, 1893

at 1.SO O'Clock, p. M, the fee in the fol-
lowing real estate, subject to the life
estate of Pleasant Johnson, to-wit:
Said realty known as the
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Saturday, March A, 1899

at 100 O'Clock, p..m., that very desirable
farm known as the '.Daniel Clendenriihg
or Drinker Farm" containing % :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-15

Kennebec where is now Vaughan
brook. This valley can be traced for
miles.
\ railroad could be easily built along
the low land and there would be prac-
tically no difficult or expensive grading
problems. The distance is barely a
mile. possibly a mile and half.
Relative to the possible accommoda-
tons at the southern terminus Of the
road, near Millikens min, the Journal
learns the following: Miliken's mill
will never again be run by the present
owners, ard it is on the market for a
worthy enterprise The old planning
mill down on the wharf is being dis
mantled. this week, and the machinery
is being sent to The Millilken Company
mill at island FAILS. This property is
most desirable and 4 better location for
sheds, or better facilities for shipping
by rail or water cannot anywhere be
secured.
The exact location referred to is
south OF the little office building which
iS situated near the crossing Of the
Maine Central Railroad, or any Of the
water front property il that vicinity.
There is 1000 feet Of wharf property
and the channel runs from the point
where the ice houses formerly stood to
Fuller Bros. shop.
With a slight grade, a spur track
from the Maine Central could run near
the Wharves. 80 that the same der
ricks could b. used ~ load granite "a
cars or vessels. There Is an abundance
Of room and the property is for sale.
! The branch track from that point
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BOTH FOUND GUILTY.
Nm. Buck and Mr.. Casey. South Gardiner
Convicted OF Larccny-Buok Appeals.

Again. yesterday morning, was the
attention of the police court occupied
by the South Gardiner larceny cases.
William Buck. who was held on the
charge Of the larceny of several arti-
cles Of clothing from clothesline in
that place was first tried. on the cVi-
donce Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Casey. with
whom he boarded, he was found guilt
of the charge and was fined s. and the
costs. His attorney, Will 6. Atkins
appealed the case. AS a great deal Of
feeling was manifested against Casey,
he was tried on the charge of the lar
ccny Of piece or betting found at
his hcusc when searched. Tuesday. At
that time he claimed that another man
gave It 10 him. about four weeks ago.
At the Trial he claimed that Buck gay"
It t. him, he telling The first story to
shield Buck. TIL" court saw cause To-
Gnd him gully ana he was fined 50
ana The costs.
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A RAILROAD
From Taint0r Works 10 kennqbec. Eut Wholly
in Haliowell Terrtcry.

What can iIalloWcll as FIR the fltur,
business welfare IF the &. f. Taintol
Granite Co.: Every hing in the WAY
"f assisting them to permanent IN,
satisfactory location where there shall
b" room enough ANA to spare for gran
ite sheds, WharVes ana spur tracks
TIE writer is about to disclose til,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. scheme Of !
prominent HalloWcH business man. IL
believes in il. says it can be done, and
believes that there is grit and push
enough IN the city to carry it through
To successful end. when the time ar
riVcs for the critical moves.
The scheme is to build a railroad
from the Taint0r quarry through the
natural waterway or valley to the east
OF the quarry TO the outlet of Cascade
pond, following down Vaughan stream
to Shepherds Point. A study of the
physical formation of the country sur
rounding HalloWcll On the west results
IN the very plausible theory that once,
perhaps. 800 Or 1900 years ago. the
Sandy river Of Franklin county flowed
more III . Southerly direction ana fol-
rowing the valley west Of Augusta ana
ltal!oWell. found an outlet into the
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and a hearing granted. This done, and
if they see no reason why it should not
be done, they will grant a charter 10
the Gardiner Street RailroaS co.
There was charter asked for by an
other company for the permit to run
through Water street, but it was killed
nv a vote of the city.
What the projectors desire to do is
20 have their tracks from Depot square
70 the New Mills by the way of Water
street. Then return by Central street,
brunswick avenue, School. Vine and
Water streets TO Depot square. Here
the other branch viii start out and run
to South Gardiner. They will make
connections with the A. II. & G. Il. Il.
and try and run half hour trips.
This would be one of the best things
that has happened to the city for a
long time ana one that would be great
~ appreciated. with everything com
ing in their favor. they viii begin op-
crations on the construction in the
spring.
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Imam Clark, VINO has been working for
co. ". 9. Morrill, for several years in
tbs position of horse trainer, left for Bos-
ton on the Pullman, last night. where he
has fine position as driver in a private
family. "Dutchy," as he is called by all
"Eo know him. is widely known through
out the State by the horsemen and is con-
sidered as a first-class trainer. During
his stay with col. Morrill, he has had the
handling Of St. Lawrence. Elder Boone
and Linnie g., all OF which are very fast
horses. He has travelled all through
Maine and Massachusetts with these
horses during the racing season, and has
always had complete charge and handling
of them, the utmost confidence being put
in him. In Mr.. Clarks new position he
will have the handling of Eldora. which
was purchased of r. W. Linn of Hart
land. few weeks ago. by Mr.. Clark's
employer, besides a large string Of other
fast horscilesh.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Western Pennsylvania Institute
for Deaf and Dumb, situated at Edge
wood, Pa, was completely burned.
Thursday evening. The 500 pupils in
the building We're panic stricken but
the teachers quickly secured control
of them and it is believed all we've
saved.
William Cushing. VINO was at one time
Wcll-knoWn in national Democratic cir
clcs. died during Wednesday night. at AS
home at Weymouth. Mass. aged 80 years
Mr.. Gushing was formerly a prominent
campaign orator and during MIR. Cleve-
Idnd last campaign ne made speeches in
New York. Ohio ana other states He
was formerly Sccctman ana was d Ma
son. He was unmarried.
The body of Lottie Cohen was found
in hall Of her home at the South
End. Boston, at 40 A. NJ. Thursday,
with deep cut in the throat, which
had severed the jugular vein. solomon
Cohen, husband of the woman. is I'M
der arrest, pending an investigation.
Cohen maintains that his wife commit
ted suicide Cohen had cuts on his
hands, which, he said. were sustained
in trying to take away the knife which
his wife used. Cohen is 80 years of
age. His wife was So
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Said Paska.r

Tho Opera house was nearly filled,
last evening. at tho first performance
of the Robinson Comic Opera Co..
which was one of the best ever given
here. The opera was said pasha ="
Frank =. Nelson. as Hasscn Bey. vas
IN tn his high standard. Laura
Clement as Ali. Queen Of Altaro. WAS
exc. Hent. and her rendering of "SWce.
Carrier Dove" was very fine. she re-
criving two encores. Lizzie Gonzalez
was very funny as Sedna. the Pasnas
daughter. ana evoked continual laugh
tcr. Ed. Eagletcn ana Ben Lodge were
Very funny ana We're always causing
laughter. The chOruses We're very
fine, and the Amazon march given by
the ladies' chorus was grand. All who
attended the opera Were we'll pleased.
n= their applause showed. This oven
ing, Fra Diayolo" will be given. and
the sale q tickets promises 4 big house.
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The regular meeting Of skowhegan
Grange. NJ 2os. z. Of H., was held
Wednesday evening, at which time the
following officers for tine ensuing year
were elected: NJ, W. Z. Whittier; D. r.
r.. Parker; r.. Mrs. Ella CroweR; s.. ".
=. bradbury; 4. s.. Edwin Kimban; e..
Mrs, &. Z. White; Treas, f. b. Packard:
Sec, NV. $. f. Emerson; G. X. d. A,
Spoffyrd; Pomona, Mrs. r. f. Parker.
Flora, Mrs. q. w. Goodrich Ceres. Mrs
w. -. Whittier; l.. "A. $. Mrs. H. G.
Gag; cHorister. a. K. Smiley; organist
Mis- Stella KimbalI; trustee. ]. +. Bulk
or. These ofic-rs viii be installed early
Don nE4ty. Christmas exercises. with a
tree. Will be held in Grange hall on
Christmas night
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On Wednesday evening. at the resi-
dencc of Rev. Mr.. Pillshury, Mr.. George
Goodwin Of Benton, was united in mar
riage to Miss Hunter Of Clinton. Nv.
Goodwin is wei known here, being
prominent in church circles ana a
member Of the Methodist choir. Mrs.
Goodwin is one Of CIintons popular
young ladies. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Mr.. Pllsbury Of The
Methodist church. The many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin extend con-
%TltulatiunS.
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Rav. II. Melville Han viii deliver a
lecture at the Congrega tional church,
Monday evening, on Darkest Africa.
Mir. Hall spent several years in the
country Of which he is 70 speak and
not only speaks from personal obser-
walton. but he brings with him many
native implements Of warfare, idols,
etc.. with which 10 Illustrate his leo
turv. Nj Hairs many friends in town
will bo pleased tu soe him again ana
listen 10 the account If his travels.
Admission free. Collection at Close =
address
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one Of the most wide awake citizens in
town who believes in doing all in his
power q beautify and build UP the VII
LACE is ". r. Hunnewen. One of his lat
est schemes Is that OF a park and small
artificial lake. Early this fall he began
operations on a site of land belonging 10
him near the Bryant & Co.'S turning mill.
II is doubtful if another site could Be
found IN the village which would answer
better .or the purpose. on account Of its
proximity - the village ana the lay OF
the land. On this land is found a large
strip Of perfectly level ground and ad.
joining this is several small cliffs. which
taken together will make Very pictures
cue place when laid out according to the
plans being formed b. Mr. HunnewelL
On this place is found a fine baseball
ground with large club house and
grand stand II is somewhat the intan-
zion of Mr.. HunnewelI To build three lap
cinder track there in the early spring and
if this is built. a bid viii be made for the
state bicycle meet 70 be held there next
summer. It has been the wish for sew
crl seasons to nave some l.. A. ".
meets and races in this village but as the
Union trotting park has been con-
demntd NY the l.. A. w. ii has been inn
possible to have any. But if the cinder
track Is built there will remain no rel-
son WHY FittStield cannot have some i've
III contests. Mr.. Hunneweu deemed that
the only thing missing in this combina-
tion was nm artificial lake and SO he has
SGT about IN build one At the present
time NV has tuilt a fine little lake. and
il is understood that next spring he viii
put IN large number " fish. Mr. Hun
newell is quite enthusiastic over his I'M
dertaking and intends T. have a fine park
and Lake before he gets through with the
work
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The district meeting of the various en-
equipments in District 4. |. O. q. H..
which includes the towns of Pittsfleld.
Newport. Skowhegan ANA WaterviIlc. will
be held in this town, this evening with
Pamenas encampment. The meeting viii
be held in ODD Fellows han. where tie
degree work viii be executed. Later I
banquet viii be served il Grange han Oh
Middle street. : special train will bc run
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DICk7 Philips OF Augusta,
passed through the city, yester-
day, Oh his way to Portland
where he attended 4 meeting Of those
interested in the forming Of state
POLO league, III. Phillips said that he
was going to represent this city. Car
dine" likes polo and probably would
support /" good team, but poor team
would never pay.
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The annual sale of the Ladies Aid Of
the Methodist church viii be held
Saturday afternoon ana evening. ut
the Davenport store. Water street. A
beautiful exhibit Of fancy goods. dolls.
christmas gifts. etc. etc. may be seen.
! hountiful supper will be served from
to {.
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The Whittier Memorial Exercises will
be held at the High school, this after
noon, commencing at 1.35 o'clock. Mrs.
ID. p. Miller will speak upon the Life
and Works of Whittier" Illustrated hy
recitations ana readings. The public
is invited. ana especially parents ana
friends Of the school.
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The funeral services of Mrs. Naomi
armstrong; Knight. who died at her
nome on Pine street. Monday. were held
from the First Baptist church. If which
III" was member, Thursday afternoon.
conducted by tbs pastor, Rev. nenry f..
fIuse
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from the Journal. They are looking
frr TIE inspector IL arrive, but as
these gentlemen send no cards an
nouncina their arrival. they know not
when to look Tor him. The number r
applicants for the position Of carriers
still increases.
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The Hallowell foot ball team are to
banquet nj the lialloWoll house soon.
probably Saturday night of next week.
Landlord KnocIand will spare no pains
10 make it Il notable success.
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THE ELECTRIC RAILROAD.
Depot Square 10 Be Connected With New
Mills and South Gardiner.

The talk, Of the electric railroad
about this city causes quite a zeal Of
interest any many points are being
brought out in regard to it, The idea
Mt present. is to have the petition ac-
cepted ny the railroad commissioners
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Captain r. Z. Dunlap. ut Lieut. 4. a.
Rogers ana N Lieut.. II. 4. SouIe. t1e
newly elected officers IF 81. +. went 10
Augusta. Thursday. r. hr examined pre-
fimnary to receiving their commissions.
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The roads in the cou" -ry are in w
wretchcd condition ana Tut few of the
country people are in The city The
storckeepcrs say that their christmas
business is beginning to BE- very good
and all have an extra crew Of clerks on
hand to assist in the work.
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Fire escapes We're. this week placed
On Erskine han at the Industrial
school. \ State appropriation enabled
thc trustees t. secure 4 very dcsirabl
make Of steel construction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-15

The arguments before the coun y
commissioners for land damages To the
property of the II. W. Jc'Xvtt Co.. were
held at Augusta. but no decision was
given This will probably bc made
the first of next month
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick DanfortH
Mrs. j. T. Richards, Mus. J. !. Brad
street. Mrs. +. $. Nancy and 4liss Har-
rirtt Dennis attended the opera at
Portland. last eVcnin-.
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This evening. Very Eminent -;ir \.
NJ. Spear will install the recently elect
"a officers of Maine Commandvry. X.
T. \ most enjoyable programme
has been preparel for th. evening.
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Vincent Huntington II back again to
his run on the clectrics. after 1 several
weeks confinement to the house with
q rheumatic trouble. Friends welcome
HIM hlnk-