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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-23
Mini.ter pioda Chosen.

The State Department is informed that
the Swiss Government. through It's Presi-
dent. has, at the request of the United
States and Chile. appointed as the third
member OF the Chile controversy commits
sion J. B. Pioda. its Minister Resident in
this city. The other members Of the COM
mission are Mr.. Gage Of Michigan and
Senior Vicuna. the Chilean Minister.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-23
WILL FILED FOR PROBATE.

Papnl College mt Columbus.
The will of George HUM. dated October
Q. 1899, was filed yesterday for probate.
The testator leaves 5000 to the Papal
College at Columbus. Ohio. and provides
for number of small cash gifts to near
relatives. The remainder Of the estate
is left to his wife, Mary Anna HUM. Rev.
Father George Glaab is named as execu-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-23

The trial of the suit OF the Sir G. W.
Armstrong Whitworth Company. Limited.
Of England. against Alexander H. McCor
mick. sCommandant at the Washington
Navy Yard: Admiral Charles O'Neil, and
Commander Edwin C. Pendleton, for $780,
600 damages for infringement of patent
rights. claimed by the plaintiffs, will be-
gin in Circuit Court No. / this morning
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-23

Former Commissioner John B. Wight
left last night for a summer of travel,
which will include visits to all prominent
points between here and San Francisco. a
tour through Southern California. and a
trip to Alaska and Cspe Nome. Mrs.
Wight and her young sen will leave early
in June for the family summer home at
Martha's Vineyard. ~, Is ,a
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-23

Mrs. Louis P. Shoemaker. Brightwood
Avenue. will receive informally Wednes-
days in May and June from until 8
o'clock A
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-23

Miss Page and Miss Dorsheimer will
sail for Europe early in June.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Miller will sail
about the middle of June for the Paris
Exposition.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-23

Mr.. Henry Hall has invitations out for a
dinner to be given Thursday evening at
the Cochran Hotel.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-23

Mrs. Charles F. Joy, who has been
spending some time in European travel
greatly to the benefit of her health. will
sail for this country On the 26th inst.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Secretary Longs River Party on
Board the Sylph.
The Gwinn-ROche Wedding to BE n
Pretty Event of EARLY Junc-Gar-
den Party In the Grounds of Old
Stewart CnstIe-TwO Notable Re
captions to BE Given Tonight.

The Secretary of the Navy gave a river
On board the yacht Sylph.
His guests were the President and Mrs
Mckinley, the Secretary of State. the Sec
rotary of the Treasury and Mrs. Gage. the
Secretary of War and Mrs. Root. the Post
master General and Mrs. Smith, the Sec
rotary of the Interior and Mrs. Hitchcock.
the Attorney General, Miss Wilson, Gen
era and Mrs. Hastings who are visitors at
the White House, Admiral I'd Mrs. ONeil,
Mr. Finpoy, and Mr.. Hackett. The Sylph
weighed anchor at o'clock and dinner
was served between Indian Head and
Washington.
The President and Mrs. Mckinley will
held reception this evening in compli
ment to the Mystic Shriners.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dalzell will also be
among the entertainers of the evening,
their reception being in honor of the Con-
gressional delegation from Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Roche have
issued invitations for tine marriage of their
sister, Mary Agnes Roche, to Mr.. Richard
Gwinn. Saturday, June 2, at IL o'clock, at
St. Pauls Church, Fifteenth and V Streets.
Both bride and groom are residents Of Bal
timore and will be at home at the Stafford.
in that city. after June 20. There will
be no wedding reception, as the couple will
leave Immediately for their bridal jour
ney.
Mr. and Mrs. Roche will make their
home with the latter's mother. Mrs. u.
w. Cissel, at Oak Crest. Georgetown.
The ladies' of st. Thomas Guild, Of which
Mrs. Evans is President, gave a garden
party yesterday afternoon on the grounds
of Stewart Castle which was graciously
placed at their disposal by the owner.
Senator William A. Clark
The inner side Of the tall iron ratings
were screened with flags. and about the
grounds were small tables at which
Strawberries, lemonade. and other light
refreshments were served by the league
members. band Of music furnished an
attractive programme during the hours OF
the party. which were from to 10.
Mrs. Charles f. Joy, who has been
sDendiug some time in European travel
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-23
LIEUTENANT cRAMrR,s CASE.
THE TRuNN1oN BEARINGS SUIT

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. 100 WILLIAM ST.. NEW YoRl
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hath Reach Rcm-at Ju,, 10.

Hath Reach Rcw~at Juiy 10.
l The I'm for the Sick DaSiss Fund bsns-
N at MarAsitan MUSIC iistl Bath
Beach. IN July ~ 10 rather a lons one.
but the managers havl accepted 80
many ~ ordsr that there neel he no
occisior for waits during turns
The list as made up 70 date com
pri-ss Peter psNty; the star comedian
Of the Weher 4 Fields Company WI
West, Of International mlprirel lame,
q Brlen and iltveL In their humorous
and ro,lIeklng stttch. Den Hsrre, ana
company, whore adslir eatnns VI the ne
gro AMI rag-tlRe arr irimhahls; James
Thornton. whose funny monoiogues
have Kept spd.-nsgs frup ocean 10
OCEAN In a ynitHuous roar Bonnis
Thornton. weo 1 eqA.ly we'll knfYn
and clevsr Charles Falke. the popuhg
ballad singer .Arlhur Damn. In auaini
wftticlssrs. Mr. and Mrs Mark Muir
ply. In their side-sp'Ntng irish char
acte-; Williams aud AdAma the
Mon<e ctrio niilioriircs." Murphy and
owens Irish cartra,lrists: Joe WEIGH.
the Hebrew ~inltator. Ford and Dot
West. Cooper and Reynolds. Haytey and
Leslie. sidney Gilmore, and Rnstus and
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W0rrEhalM
W@R1o@m :

as-o ApwIt0d % write b
Aeto. PlakAasn Tor free
sdvic0 abo9f iibeir kosIlh.
No. Aiakhasss q . w.
~ yos Asvs Rsisfsi
pet1eds, hsoksohSs -
aay q ~ more sossloSs
ne ~ sNoesos, vvrSl0 %
AosU. UnAaauS sho hsS
hoADo6 Maaltit0dbs. y0ws
lelloe wlW - saoroaDk
eeafhb0fiaL
Lydia &. Piskkam's
We0olaAle 00naooene b
ha0swa vvAorevoe ~ ERU
NJ I~ssUsaOs Z aVeAea.
INblhAsV slss GO possi.
- 30 isro q Aolp svS.
fcrSng svossoe. No 0lhes'
ssedleiss has helPe6 %
aaaey.
AomoRAOp tAis wk0s
~~6n~lm~ nlnn n naau~
~
Mres PlakhaM's %.
Arsss h Lynn, Mace.
~ helbisS heaa b
aItwsyU o~Ufsfretohed to
0wff0rAqU W0Ns0s.
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Contributions TO The Evening World
elck Babies Fund continue 10 now In
Many are from boys and giris who re-
slise how their happy lot contrasts
with that OF the children Of the poor
whose suffering they are doing much 70
alleviate. Many are from big-hearted
"srown ups" some are In memory OF q
dead child. All 70 toward helping on
the funds grand n~fe-savins crusade.
There i much Illness and restitution
among poor tots In the tenement dis
tricts. The Evening World sends .
stan OF skilled physicians into these
tenements 10 relieve want. 10 supply
free OF c~harge-good medicine ana the
best medical care.
All this requires a large sum OF money.
Every donation, no matter how small.
helps 10 swen the sum and 20 extend
the great work.
Contributions should be addressed 10
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Great Reductions In Cigars.

Trujlllo's famous la IN
Conchas
Espec ales Key West. m.
cot clear Havana, bos Of
81. 29S
WEDDING EFT
Conchas. best sumaira
wrappers aud Havana ~.
err box % y. 2!B
EGYPTIAN CtGARETTES
regular Ice. kind pacSase
q ~. D
excel
ient smoker long hller.
best sps Nod wrappers.
psriecto siIe boz d y. %
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TuE SUBSCRIPTION


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Prom opds n-slinE Ira y schsy.
Hsssrd ussta Ih.flss l. hsesthsham.
b., Aad tAsN.s " DosluL .....t.
SSsaA hsld on sNny-f5arus af<s ausk-
s'su, by Nihirvi Mrlsfm,;L E,Ae, Qa~s.
.ssii Gavin. Lo Msperntt sui haf'
OssaA he'd a NJ vi Para ave. Nss
rosh. 81 ME-, HATTIE and MAJ ns-
. nh sii Csftru'- Lambert ....,......
es,,f hsli a. " M Wyc.of stree.
Brei bn. hs Ni~es hiY Frahas Lille
Frame. Anna Llnn. Nassu Milo wai
nag and Anhur W4itur
Dron Master iio,ai Mafcher RAJ nonI-
kss and sis Gsrit non.t4e ..,
vson Mhit. Rafy col Af,hur rsil al
MISS ssiie nd EItris Pm
vfoa IVES HrIt IsY1a1 anA Hrlsa
poyes SOD Master An.rsx iahnsnn
ogsnd hsla a NJ so bfdiard aerais.
nrspk'ya. BY ha,sp ssn'sa, liarnum.
I<oasfi fIdhsll. tienlamin Tsup-oa
saf Aifred q shrl.......
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Thsmas. Eifha Th9nts shI Ell,- Hsr
I'VE sstss.' ssss' .stsss
Pair held o. JtsA rlurth street. nfosA.
iyn. ~ Msrsf Las0rs Ga'itIksn. ray
roaJ Ciru-. arris o.i.tIsa and
Harry sloar. ....t......
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Steamboats,.
TROY BOATS.

STEAMERS CTrf 10 rnof on sARAfooA
INTikELf REBUILT. Rsfsfnisa~t AL hsesss
fsss4. ssss w., ieh q. ttiy. So ~. 90.
ssys ssafdAy. ssEfsy sesmers tsath a. Aisa,y.
Iinlnf RpSmso u Nila Deck Seafehl "a.
rxrrHnfts-rRor. ma sARAruoA. N0
~ ~. ssrs~si>a usrs y sl 49,
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NEM YORK CENTRAL,

aIRfKs DIVISION
III. ane in p n psiiy. ssrppe 49,
psilmsn ss~ e. fl fsvlsa 49,
mas. rl1niastsf slfk rissara -
rielst s.sss o. III - lS 81 l14
.p y laha .lS
- ..i ~ rsr's 81 sai ~ nFssssss.
rsI.ps... 80 ngA rr.ss- ~ ~ ~
sr.tfs.~s ~ wssrrff rxpr~1
rFnpGr N n,Nirfa &c., 49,
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AID FOR T.
THE SICK BABIES.
Contributors Flow Into The Evening Worlds
Fund-Many Entertainments
Arranged.

a. fsesir'' % . ''Asa % FtJ'fs-> sn'ss.
xnirsi Hrtsrnot.
Erhsl Qaea
Cell coasis.
Leo Ncn~-asl.
Marlt Coz
"Hopiss u VIII he. GsoS."
To N. Edtts
lasSsd please eaa 81. Tor The nieh IA
ti-s. the frecseh II . sah hef scar our
resiAshses n Aas 80 Para ave, nv siu,
Hopins v vii q tns cd, AZ rsniin. '
hattie AMI MAJ nsnah.
oetrais lArbst
Three Mrdisoa street Chiidreu.
u io.sd Plea, All Ms ier n, at nssiss
rsoi. rcilgetsi 10 Hsry, ArthsE ssils All
Estslls rel. ~ r,a,-oa st. hfc,slTa
Z Trts os divers.
ne isslssi ii.fo as collected sy
ROYAL Mareh,r.
o,rs psssSv..
RAJ Dcnohss.
RssseA o. n TIVE Days.
r, "a. Eai,sr
We. me unasrasnsi. tsAs great ~pisssurs ID
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vni ,.s.,,. ~ s.sus. s.rsA rsr,s.l
r~-. ~ Liza. No, Srsss Iss..s."
To the Editaf ~,
ssrs As saarst sui % sa sss4'
a Littk M tfsn Lever.
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QUEEN" extra
nne domestic tobacco. long
hllers. genuine hand made;
great bargain At this
price. perfecto siss. bon
"%sPRixG BIossox..i&
wrappers very good mixed
hlisfs. R.ihschild slss, boz
'~MoHicAS." OUR rbR
REsS OF ''fZA'' brandt.
best Connseticut ,ooacco.
large size, boz % %. SO
PRlMA DONAs" food
smoker. large size. boz Of
. A
srogai Poor. sstA n sessssa.
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II you desire to purchase a first
class piano and DO not want to pay
a fancy price, examine the new
WATERS UPRIGIITs and you will
discover that 4 strictly ~hish-srade
plano. with WONDERFUL TONE
QUALITIES. can b purchased at q
very low price and on small monthly
payments, II desired.
The evening world., 1900-07-16
NALL SALE

With each succeeding day Nm value at this Great Mil and Factory Sale ouShnng those thu
have go kfoe Thus " usher in tlmUuow with xneSd unpne aket noeyavng opp0tu
mites 10 enunHar the many Attractive fttwSw ut require full newspaper page There IRE ee
chances that goods you may particularly "a ire nN. represented in NJ announcement this evening
However, W. ave positive that whatever you need whether represented here or not is SMmg in this CNs
Mill Ind Factory sale al price lar below what il ever odh for before.
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Groceries and Cigars.

4, fancy. big
peach basket. nc. quart. =
PINEAPPLEs. very big,
our lsc. kind. each. 10
LEMONS, fancy and large,
per doren. IL
BREAKFAST COCOA. beat
quality. ls-lb cans IL
PASTRY
very highest Grade. only To
b. procured In first-clsss
Stores our regular price
Sc. i2if.lb hays al the
exceptional price Of. each.
40
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sadias you q. shicA = TIE rsssis Of . stssa
he'll tf too says ., Ne 10 wIshsa street,
Broohiyn- nsv trsnss.
ilihs rnsss.
Asss ilnn.
= Nile wsliias.
Arthur wsdiias.
clos fer tht Cause.
issis. .;'' 81 ns. .-.r,..s.. y
As1rss ysAassa.
Hsiea Dsres.
esssssAs q . Lsosas1s stssS.
w ississs u for a. >saA pss.sv vssa.
- > lsusais assl y Ma ~ osA1sst eve.
nUbnart Rt>Asli.
eeajsnia .rssnsssI
Alfred Eieks.L
0nb-oas rrsass. .
fseisssd pleas saa q. ~ pr,ssses u .
erss-bas. fS III bsnsaf 81 We etek osbtss
fasa. ~ iosr little yrashiia sssaas sra
Eisaasr D,ssAss.
Insssas rhanss
Ahths rhsaeA
Ebs bsrots
rr.sts at VIII Ne GssA."
To the Editor;
Ississs plssss fsd u. being ne pp
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6t A%m4A%m
July Sale Of Bric-d- Broc. -
Fancy CHINA. CUT GLASS
and DinnertVore -

s tins an odd time to buy Christmas ~presenasi Now is the time to
pick cherries for Christmas pies. Many sklliul fingers are doing
iancy.work for holiday giving, and hundreds more will pick from
magnificent offerings, splendid gifts, Of the most artistic sorts,
tina, viii cost twice as much in December as need be paid to-day. OF
course, the greater par, Of these decorative and useful things will 60
to tasteful and thrifty houekeepers, who will welcome this opportunity
to beautfy their homes at the present little cost.
These are goods that have neither season nor changing styles to
dcprecmfe their value. They are actual reductions from our regular Sc
lected stocks. Only our wish to make room tor newer goods brings
this July opportunity. The offering includes French Rrones, Italian
marble sstuary, TepNt, pieces, Dresden, Vienna and Fenhh ware,
French vases and ROYAL Pom vases and figures. Then there are ,etc-
s.,ete sets, coffee sets, manicure sets, and ever % much more, as &il
as splendid ofein Is OF excellent Dinner SeA. Prices are
n rk: n~Jr n>fos.. AAn:~ w I~
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Bohemian Glass

Bohemiau Glass
Finely cut designs in the following peeesi
Salts and Peppers, Win plated tops. -
salts sad Peppers, '''r'lns ''p'' S'' N'
syrup JUGS. fse. a. as each.
sassr. ard Creams 81. r.o and :, 4 pair,
Tete Sets
Comprisinx teapot. sugar and cream. two
cops .sse ,saesv, .nd tnys az 10
French china richly decorated. y. IRON
Manicure Sets
81 from 81
Coffee Sets
81. IRON IS.
Dinner Sets
Al -. worth swell msds. nicely dee
GRATED dinner sets, t0o pieces, styles
A. tsl@. worth III English porcelain din.
NJ .s,.i dscor.iisns With soup iuresn
ara J large patterns.
Dinner Sets =
Al SO from ns-Anesiesn porcelain 100
piece dinner sets. Ailed.in Hover dscora.
tons and Kilt
Al iis. from Sss Hsvilapd dinner
sets; l0l picres. handsomely d~ccfuted
Al SIS. worth 80 Austrian china dinner
sets; ?.bordsI desoraiiona and sin.
Al rs. from ~ Theo.. Hsvilsnd dinner
.e, " pleees; handsoms deoorations
Al 10 IRON up-Frsneh china dinner
sets i.o pieces. handsome border deco
ration 10 maroon and gold.
Cut Glass
These arc bs, American cuttings, In itch,
deep patterns; at sbos, . fk,t hsior their
regular Prico;
On. JH,hdisd Olive Dishes i,is.
Gin. handlod Olive Dlshes. yisty and a. Is
Sin. Bowls. o 80 ~ q, y
sin. Naples. 40 SIS, 40
Flower Vases. fi.fs, no, nBo. Is.
Water runblsr ns $50 q. fN. .
water Pitcher . 81. N, .ns ..sh.
Clare, JUGS. iie. 81. so SIS each.
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a Third TO a Half. DeIotU CHER V0Eu

The maroles and brOnFes will b fouad in the AT Room, the
brca .brac and fancy china on the main aisle, and the dinner sets IN
the China Store in Basement. u
. These hints Of the details:
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TOMATOES. red ripe. ose
TOMATOES. our fancy NsS
Jersey, solid pack III.
TOMATOES. our i)c. sxtn
fancy Jerseys. VERY blg
cans, III
MAINE CORN. suprssss
quality, can,
sTRrN6LEss A en-
celient, Glib. cans, q
PEAS. early June. delicious,
tender. can. ID
PEAS. Extra
quality, can. II
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Fine Fancy Plates

A collection u plates. IN q variety Of
feh decorations. that have been az SIS
and st a dozen. nos Al zoe zach.
The Assortmeat comprises dinnsr. break
fast. Tea n soup plates.
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POPULAR SKETCH ARTISTS.

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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-07-12
Bitten by Il Copperhead.

Last Thursday morning Will
lam Deshong, of Licking Creek
township, arose from bed and
walked across the room to where
his clothing was lying. Just as
he was beginning to dress, he
felt sharp sting in his foot, at
tended with a clammy sensation,
and looking down, saw a large
copperhead snake that had bitten
him once and was just in the act
Of throwing it's venomous fangs
into his person the second time.
William did not observe the form
ality of completing his toilet be-
fore calling his unwelcome visitor
to account, but killed the "sar-
pint" then and there. Mr.. Desh-
ong's foot became badly swollen;
but by prompt treatment, he is
not suffering any serious conse-
quences.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-07-12
GONE OVER.
Persons Who Have Been Called to Their
Final Reward During the Week.
Rehecca Z. Creek.

Rebecca f. Creek, wife of John
w. Creek, Esq, of Buck Valley
Post Office, died last Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Creek was a daughter Of
the late Charles Hendershot, and
was aged % years, II months,
and i days. She had been in
usual health until about nine
days before her death, when she
was attacked by catarrhal
fever which carried her away.
She was u consistent member Of
the Christian church, a woman
who enjoyed the esteem of her
neighbors, and was a loving wife
and mother. In addition tc her
husband, she leaves three chill
dren. lnterment took place at
the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday afternoon.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-07-12
THE GAME ON THE FOURTH.

The Fourth was a tame day in
McConnellsburg outside of Il
game of base ball i'm the after
noon, between a team from Fan
nettsburg and an improvised nine
of our town.
The game was played in one of
James Henry's fields north of
town, and lasted about two hours
and a half.
While the afternoon was hot
and must have been fatiguing TO
those engaged in the game, the
sport was very much enjoyed by
a large number of spectators.
Outside of a few boys who
ought to stay at home with their
mothers until they learn to keep
their mouths shut in public,
there was little to reflect discred-
it to the occasion. There was a
freedom from the usual scrap
ping between teams. This is
partly due to the fact, first, that
the players were all gentlemen
out for an afternoon sport and,
second, that the umpire, j. Frank
Sheely, of this place, showed that
he was familiar with the rules of
the game, was prompt in his
rulings, and firm TO stand by his
decisions.
Our home nine was made up of
Prof. Oscar Johnston, 2b; Nevin
Wagner, rf; Charlie Stech, lb;
DR.. Smith, If; CarotherS,
p; Merrill Mace, 3b; DR.. Dalbey,
IS; George Stech, cf; Dwight
Thompson, c. The Fannettsburg
nine were N. Wineman, 2b; j. No
bic, rf; w. Wineman, 10; G. Hor-
ton, If, A. Kegerreis, p; A. Alex
ander, 3b; O, Huber, IS; G. Skin
ner, cf; Ed. Adams, c.
o yes, the score we almost
forgot to.mention that. McCon-
nellsburgers have never been
accused of acting mean with
strangers. The Fannettsburg
people scored - points and our
folks-just to- show them what
they could score made >.
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Palmer Clcvenger.

The subject of this notice died
at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Elias Clevenger near
Dott, in Bethel township, ON
Tuesday, July 3, aged 33 years,
I months, and % days. Mr.,
Cleyenger had been suffering
from consumption about a year;
and while everything was done
for the restoration of his health,
the disease had Il hold upon him
that could not be shaken off. He
was Il young man who enjoyed
the respect of everybody. His
remains were taken to the Side
ling Hill Baptist church for inter
ment on Wednesday by under
taker Harry X. Markley, of War
fordsburg, where large number
Of friends were present TO pay
their last sad respects to the re-
mains of the departed. Elder
Thomas Palmer conducted the
services.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-07-12
COMMUNICATED.
july II. 1900.

july #, 1900.
EDITOR NEWS; l desire through
the columns Of your paper to set
myself right before the public
with respect to certain despatch
es that were sent from McCon-
nellsburg and published in Phila
delphia newspapers.
These DISPATCHES state that |
was asked whether | was Quay
or Anti-Quay, and that | replied
! did not know what | was. |
want to say right here that that
statement is a lie.
The only person that ever ask
ed me anything about it was Geo.
b. Daniels, one of the editors of
the Fulton Democrat. He said to
me on the evening of the Repub-
lican county convention, "Sam,
are you Quay, or Anti-Quay?" |
replied George, that's IA question
| guess / had better not answer. y
Mr. Daniels afterward told me
that he had repeated my reply to
Alvin Sipes, that Alvin was re-
porting for several Philadelphia
papers, and that Alvin had sent
off the dispatch referred to, and
that our conversation got tangled
up in his hands.
The people Of this county know
that / have never been identified
closely with amy of the factional
fights Of our party. | received
the nomination for Assembly, as
everybody knows, without any so
licitation on my part; and, if the
people Of Fulton county choose tc
elect me. shall aim to serve
them honestly and fearlessly in
what | believe to be right and fol
their best interests,
The only apology | make for
bringing this to your notice in
this way is, that | do not wish tC
be misrepresented.
S. A. NESBIT.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-07-12
DWELLING BURNED.

The dwelling of Wilson Waltz,
about a mile and half south of
Gem, in Belfast township, was
totally destroyed by fire on Tues
day morning of this week. The
family were busy with their har-
vest work, and at the time the fire
was discovered, about ten o.
clock, no one was about the house.
BY the time any one reached the
fire it had made so much head
way that it was impossible to
save any of the contents of the
building not even the wearing
apparel of the family. The fire
probably originated from a de-
fective 1ue. There was an insur-
ance of $3.50 on the house.
About fifteen years ago the
dwelling standing at the same
place, and then owned and occu-
pied by the late Monroe Lynch,
was burned; and about eight
years ago, the Cedar Lane school
house, located a few hundred
yards away, was also burned.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-07-12
4 NEW TOWN.

One Of Bethels most progress
sive men is Mr.. Joseph e. Car
nell. On the main road leading
from Needmore to Franklin Mills,
and about midway between the
two places he, a few years ago,
established a little store, and soon
thereafter had a postotfice for the
convenience Of the neighborhood.
Mr.. CARMEL now has rapidly near
ing completion the second dwell
ing, which, when completed will
be among the most attractive res
licences in the township. The To-
cation for a town is fine, and we
wish Mr.. CARMEL no worse luck
than that u railroad may strike
his town some day and that the
beautiful site which he has Sc
lected may become an important
centre Of population and indus
try, and that it may never have
within it's limits worse looking
house than those Mr.. CARMEL has
built. The beauty of the build
ings is largely due to the mas
ter Workmanship of the contrac-
tor, Mr.. John Bard of Belfast
township.