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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-13

BuEaio, y. z. June 1t-fSpeciail ~ Srits 70
tel yc1 rev uUcn Cascs-ets CznGy Ca.kETtfc
have done fer re Il tie past year. E1d YEA nav
sezd zny or Al Of TIE people CT " fsferu Ner q a
for NOW that they have sset ~ lie bad a.
injury g NJ spine ard thc SPINAL cc-- v2s Burt
ard OF course Wzs paralYrsc tTom the hips down
TIE doctors ccult net ucve ~ coVe.s. Savf-E
that thar fheT would never ncve zSal1. ard che
G. he Goctcrs-nrs cwl co1sin--sn arm slf<eon.
sd syringe cculd acs Dc Esd On scCcuri CT sae
large hcne Being erczea ard bad. ard tarF z-so
sad thzt couI1 ret I've SIX months % thzt ionS
Well thazks % God and sc1r csn-F cztt ark
Czsczrets. ST here fouT years later II r. Naeei
chair ard write th's 20 yca. ] can wax Ter I've
= inutss On crutchcs. and say that vour Csscarefs
have saved my lie. and. With cd Neither Natures
help. are curing ne. I have Used cce TX hex q
week for te' and orc-hais years Bat ny czse Is
one IN 100 coo 20 recover az al; and bad the BEST
o. doctors. tee. al sayiug the sane tnlng-rc hcpe
Buf we fooled then al tbs tine.
-GecrCe ". Eerninsn. g BOYD 81. bs1alo- ~ !
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chlczna

Chicago. Oct 12--Sca7city OF offerings
and fair outside trade for wheat gave
an upward turn 70 that market today and
closed shade higher December corn
&c down. December cats a shade lower
and provisions ID % TIC higher.
Chicago. Oct 12.-The leading futures
ranged as follows.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-13
Yes==POtatOeS=-Big Ones.
Come to this, Wichita's cheapest sell
save money on your weeks supplies.
Specials for r1Onday ONLY
Shoes, Shoes.

Certainly our trade IS immense. We sell EN- on
groces margin give you the best goods for the least
money We received three lines Of Shoes this week
that are hummers:
First-Men's Box Calf Cap Winter Shoe with ex-
tended sole all around the shoe, at 81
Second-Ladies Wei Kid, patent tip, extended sole,
$3.50
Third-A line of W II Dicks Seamless Foot
warmers, just the thing for comfort.
Ladies seamless Shoes SIPS.
Ladies Slippers ST.
Also just received new line Of Armour Plate School
Shoes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
(hicado.


Chicago, Oct 12-Cattle-Receipt /
500. includi 2 100 Texans; good 10 prime
steers. s.. 05l4 %; POOR 70 medium g. sou
5-SJ, Gamers. Sl.25.HZ-- >; bulls, poor, 70
steers, 8 .sod3-S5; western steers 8. $50
$50.
Hogs-Receipts, today. S.ooo: Monday.
3 coo. heavy packers slow others strong
TO SC higher: mixed and butchers. s. coz
b-4e, good 10 choice heavy. $500 = F.
rough heavy, s5.S0d6-15; lights. ST. coat. % ,
bulk OF sales, S.Se66.2o
Sheep-Receipts. 200: sheep slow and
steady, at Fridays decline; lambs steady :
good 10 choice wethers s.. 50l3 90. fair 10
choice mixed. s. o0G73 50: western sheep,
$ .oo1i3 50: native lambs, 50. GOA 90; west
St Louis.
St Louis, Oct 2.-Cattle-Receipts. l.
coo, including GO Texans; natives steady:
beef steers, 81 -e5lI6- 40. stockers and feed
ers = 2503-75; cows and heifers, 3 coz
10; Ievans steady, steers, = Sort 90;
cows and heifers $. 20d3 10
Hogs-Receipts, LOO; market cents
higher, pigs and lights s.. 7efi5. 90. pack
ers: s. 9of96 A.. butchers, s. fo1s.65.
Sneer-Hecetpts, 500; market steady;
muttous. S. leQ3.50; lambs, S400G5 90;
stocAers, 3 25el3.e0.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Oct 12.-Cattle-Receipt
20; market nominal, compared with
week ago. beef steers ard stockers and
feeders IS 70 25c higher. cows and heifers
steady. choice dressed beef steers. 5s5G
o-5t- fair 70 good 81. 505-15, stCCkers and
feeders. 3 Sfft.4 90; western fed steers.
-. l5ltb.o9, western range steers. - 50fI
10 Texans and Indians s. 59T3 IN.
LeXas COWS, 8. tsHl2.s5, native cows. s.. 90
r 10, heifers. S3-ee112-5o- Gamers, s. .5fil
go, bulls. 3 sal .. calves s. o0fI5 90
Receipts for the week, s, 00o. last week
o. 10.
Hog-Receipts. 5000. market cents
higher. blk OF sales. s.. 6O176- 81. heavy
e. faT6.50- mixed packers. g 0od6 40
light. 8 -35u6.39. pigs. 81 5fi5E- Receipts
for the week. 400. last week. 5000
Sheep-kecei none. compared with a
week ago, the market = = 10 sc higher.
lambs, S3.i5fI 50. western Wethers. 3 90
81 ewes. s. 1913 49- feeders 3 50I2 81
stockers. s2-Qei2 - Receipts for the
week. ., 20. last week. $500
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-13

No one should wait until such terrible affection
comes upon him or her, but use Cascarets always TO
keep the bowels and internal organs gently and natu
ally active All druggists sell Cascarets the sweet
matte nevergrping candy cahartc 10c 25c SOC. box.
E s FREE ron The ASKING: isss Il esscAaEss
Addsu STERLING REMEDY co. Cheaco and New York q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-13
Shoes


10 use paying fancy prices Tor your Hose when
can come here and get as good as anybody has a
moderate prica We have all sizes and kinds for n
women and children.
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Kansas City.

cen7S- 49, Sss NC ,t S - -7,+ neat-D
No , hard, ISL ll66c: No. ? red ssis l7191-c
Corn-Decenber. 66i4 66sAscs cash. No. .
mixed, 81. 1850 No white. sec
OaJs-N0. :. sc. nominal.
Hay-Choice timothy, Sl231250; choice
prairie. 81. 56lI14. 50.
Butter-Creamery, Is5sG1sc: fancy dairy
14c16c-
EggsFresh. &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-13
liens Furnishing.

Don't forget US on that Heavy Fleece Lined an
Fancy Ribbed Underwear at 95c suit
Shirts at 48c 75c 81
Mems Pants from o8c TO So.
Duck Coats from So 10 the best made at SITS
Gloves from 20 pair to Si25
Your harness repaired while you do your trading
Full line Queensware Washing Machines, Harness
Horse Blankets, Heavy Winter Lap Robe, Whips Nails
Tinware Graniteware etc
Mail orders receive prompt attention
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-13
and West
Side RaCkets
Wholesale and Retail General Merchandise
Talk of Selling Shoes.

Both Shoe departments were more than busy
all day yesterday. Shoe don't wonder at trade
ton to sell better Shoe values for less money than
they sell.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-13

WssSinEse1. Sz.- Jszs i--iSp-cia' - IA
Constipation 81 the w-rss nzstrs fos years. Nc1-
.ciae lad 10 s-ecf rpc1 zY sfcza-a. and ~
stomach vas n sech eczGitio trom pufxafivcs
thzf co-i1 rcs take .oc6. ! wzs sakea Is tss-
ritai ard NJ sores were operated upoa fas sea-
sfipzsion. id not get sny setter golsg thrpsZa
fhzs terrsbse opefaticn- NJ bsWcis we're S<zd -
10 action ~ ali-Aad tie doctogs gave &c a. /
cccld ret eat anything tus stale hrsGd ard sa;sr.
li-sfaiis starving % death Lest ever 100 pezzSs
saa vas = living skeisisn. A.tsr sry.nk svefysaize
csc gave Css-aTets q al rof ttlzk.zE they
wceld E-iS ne. hst t1~v Cd rfE1s aTsT. ] -rD-
nc1ce- - cat ard sep. and irca taas SC Z ecuit
ger cur "a ted and tern Sc =. I cGe1 - ga
ri1inE-s czartet ~ hz9 nee done icf creF t1ree
Yrass. seN 90 al us goEk. ny G1r11s iase
marvel. taev szs ft-v sever szs surh zsirzc'e.
eel chem Cas-arets IA K. and taey al aaaf taea.
I re- Etet 60 pouu1s shea commenced tsxlzg
CaszaTs.s AID uos weigh ilo.
Mrs. GesrEs " SkGp.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-13

- 80 -r--~S --N~-----=rr N-e---Fs
market closed as follows.
Butter-Market steady; creamery. !
Tie; dairy. I3liac-
Eggs-Eirn. fresh. ne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-13
Blankets.

The big pile Of Blankets we
getting smaller every day. You
they are all picked over. All price
&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-13

The N. 6A. 0IygsH Lighting Machine Co
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
HAD A STEADY NERVE
Woman Humbles d Powerful Animal
Easily

Woman Humbles a Powerful Animal
Easily.
There was a magnificent exhibition Of
nerve on the part Of one of wichitas
women the other day down on Lewis
street The lady was driving a fine horse
of high mettle and powerful animal.
In the buggy with her was a woman
with a little baby in her arms. The
animal became frightened and started TO
run. and it seemed as II it would get
away in spite of all that could be done.
The bystanders looked on with fear as
the powerful animal ran down the street,
but she held him steady in the road and
never bit did he swerve from the cen
ter. Steadily she held the lines and
pulled on them with all the strength OF
a strong and healthy woman. Slowly
but surely the taught lines held the ami
NAL and told on his hard mouth. and af-
ter run OF about six blocks he gave It
up as a hard job and settled down into
steady trot. Then she turned him back
into the way she wanted to and drove
him right up to the place she wanted to
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
WICHITA MAN ELECTED
A. D. Phelps Elected Secretary of
State Y. Nj. c. A.

The 7. NJ. c. A. state convention, which
Il ct in Wichita last year is now holding
its tewentieth annual meeting in Fort
Scott. The Wichita delegates are Bin
ford. Brown and Thompson, from
F'rieris' university; Morrison and Finley
from FaiImount college, and Fuller ana
Phelps I'm the city association.
Following are the new officers elected:
President, ". J. Calhoun. Fort Scott;
vice-president, Prof. J. H. Hill. Emporia;
second yice-president, ]. ". Waldron,
Topeka; secretary, c. G. Titus, Law
renee; press secretary. A. d. Phelps,
Wichita. State Secretary A. Baird and
other leading men are here.
OF prominent Y. N. c. A. workers from
abroad: DR.. Harris II. Gregg. of Chicago,
is lecturer on the Bible; E. T. Cotton and
F. s. Goodman. OF the international COM
mittee. New York city and Robert Wei
densan, of Chicago. who organized the
Wichita association in 1855. and F. 3.
Ship. of st Louis. are specialists in the
several departments and G B. Willis Of
Milwaukee, has charge Of the music 1t
is a large an enthusiastic gathering.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
TO GIVE RECEPTION
Local Chapter Daughters of
American Revolution
TO ENTERTAIN DELEGATES
Who Attend STATE Convention
Which CoDveneS Tomorrow
TO ENTERTAIN DELEGATES

The Daughters OF the American Rev
olution of the state of Kansas viii meet
in this city tomorrow. Al the sessions
will be held in the parlors Of the Hamn
ton hotel
The local chapter has fun charge OF the
entertainments of4the visiting delegates
and instead of entertaining them at their
homes they will be at the Hamilton.
There are five chapters Of the association
II. this state, of which the local chapter
is the Oldest It has at present over fifty
members and is one Of the best and and
most progressive chapter in the United
States. Mrs. ". E. Stanley is regent.
Mrs. w A. Reed is vice regent. Mrs.
Harry Mortimer is registrar. Mrs. H. G.
Ross is treasurer and Miss Eva Dorsey
recording secretary and Miss Fuller cor
responding secretary.
The meeting will be opened with &
reception TO the visiting delegates at the
Hamilton tomorrow evening at o'clock
The business session viii not commence
until 1880 Thursday morning. At that
session the reports Of the various chap
tiers will be submitted and there will
be a general discussion on the ways Of
improving the work of the different chap
tiers and the state association.
The afternoon session wiz be opened
with the song, America" After the
invocation Mrs. W. Z. Stanley viii make
an address Of welcome to the visiting
delegates. The state regent, Mrs. L. B.
Johnson Of Topeka will respond and also
make an address. These Will be followed
by music and a recitation. George Wash
ington," by Mrs. Ben Anawalt Mrs
Burrell viii then deliver an address,
Samuel Adams" Mrs. DR.. Lewis will
speak on the monument and work at
Pawnee village, which was lately erected
by the state chapter. Rev. J. D. Richey
viii deliver the closing address and the
meeting viii end by singing, The Star
Spangled Banner"
During the intermission at noon, the
delegates win be shown the principle
places Of interest Of the city and after
the afternoon session the delegates Will
be given drive over the city.
This is the annual meeting of the
state chapter and a state regent will be
elected. Mrs. L. B. johnson Of Topeka
is the holder of that Office at present
The members OF the local chapter have
signiled their intention of attending all
the meetings and it is expected that
this will be the largest meeing OF the
state chapter ever held.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
FRIsco's RED Cross
Il Was Organized by a Wichita En-
pIoye Of the Road.

pIoye Of the Road.
Wichita is always TO the front Some Of
her people are modest. but their friends
nearly always tell for them what they
are too modest to tell themselves. The
Frisco takes the lead on an entirely new
lire of work. The thing accomplished is
not new thing, but the organization is.
The Frisco has a hospital association
that IS q very great benefit TO the mem
bers Of the working force. It's object is
to take care Of the sick and injured Of
the road Every man who works on the
road is expected and required TO ray a
monthly tax on his wages and the amount
IS deducted from his wages before they
are paid 10 him. The fund thus raised is
devoted 10 caring for those who are in
need Of medical attention. or those who
BY accident have been left without sup
port. This system has been in use in a
great many forms and by a great many
different companies. However. AR. Rob
ert Finney of the Frisco Offices in this city
has the honor of being the promoter Of
the system on the Frisco line. II was
his idea and he has developed # 10 a
great extent and the road men have
taken it up and now the entire system
has its employees under the operation OF
the plan.
one feature Of the thing that disting-
uishes it from any other is its emblem.
which is stamped on every voucher thar
IS sent ont. This is Mr.. Finney's own
sdea. and is certainly unique. It is a red
cross with the Frisco trade mark stamped
on its center. This is used on an com
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
TO GIVE PREMIUMS
a. c. Jobes Thinks That Would I'M
prove Wichita.

President A. c. Jobes. Of the National
Bank OF Commerce. has q scheme. which
if carried out, he thinks, would result IN
beauty ing Wichita and make il the
most beautiful city in the west
Mr. stbe's idea Is to encourage the peo-
ple &c make nice parks IN front % their
homes ard TO beautify their lawns He
would have the city council to offer
premium for lawns Of fifty feet or uH-
der snd rnother set for over fifty 1eet
fronts.
Mr.. Johes says the city ought to offer
about $50 in premiums. HIS idea is that
citizens inter, sted would donate money 20
swell the premiums. he said he would
agree to add SO 20 the amount for the
arst year and keep il Up as long as he
teit able
AFr Iobes has visited many OF the cities
Of this count during the past few years
and he finds that while Wichita has the
.s1tiful parks. some OF the other
cities ara sway ahead Of Us In the mat
ter OF beautiful lawns and parking along
the streets.
wichita could be made the most beauti-
fus city in the world II the people once
turned their attention 20 their parking
and lawns. The long. level streets, with
even grades, VIII make the voTk easy
air Jobes SAYS that when this thing is
once started. the people VIII take il Up.
because when one man makes beautiful
lawn others viii want 10 be in the swim
It IS not a matter OF money, 50 much as
work and care. Re thinks 70 beauty
lawns.
some OF the most beautiful lawns II
this city have been made 50 BY very liz
tie expense outside OF the work OF caring
Tor them. i costs about dozen dollars
20 prt cement curling il front q a
fifty foot lot and that Is the principal ex-
pense Of making a beautiful street park
sIr. Jcbes says the greatest improvement
In the appearance Of the city Will b
made in the next few years ard Il VIII
De n the shape Of beautiful parks and
lawns he SAYS this premium business
would call attention 20 Il and hundreds
Of people would drive around 10 see the
lawns that took the premiums and 70 see
how they were arrsnSed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
MAssEY-LIpLEY NUPTIALs
Popular Young Couple Married Sun
day Afternoon.


Edward Orr Massey and Miss Peulina
Lidley were married Sunday afternoon at
; o'clock at the residence OF the bride
parents, III Patti avenue. Rev. A Wal
ton performing the ceremony. Numerous
guests. friends Of both families. were
present, and the happy couple were the
recipiants of some very handsome and
useful presents The groom is the ED
est son of Mr.. Park Massey OF the de-
tectve department Of the city and was
born in this county. He is a clerk in the
Cyclone store. Those present at the we'd
ding dinner were:
Ben c. Massey. Mabie A. Root, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Iddley, Ny. and Mrs. o. P.
Massey. J. A Manthey of Argonia, Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Massey. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
J. Massey, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott,
Mrs. II. Bolte. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Kuchem-
meister. Miss Edith Elliott, Miss Pauline
Laipple, Miss Carey Rebmsn. Miss Ma
bel Massey, Miss Pauline Massey. Miss
Emma Massey. Miss Louise Lidley. sAfr.
Robert Slayden, Mr. Royce Busenbark,
Mr.. H. Lidley. Mr.. L Lidley, Mr.. ".
Lidley. Mr.. Murray Massey. Mr.. Willie
Manthey, Miss Pearl Hargis, Reverend A.
Walton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
THEY ARE RELATED
Mrs. Fuller Is Relative of Mrs. Squire
Of Ohio.


Mrs. D. c. Fuller OF this city. has a
peculiar interest in the meeting OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
which is TO take place IN this city on
October 30 and 81. Mrs. Fuller is a close
relative OF the only living direct descend
ant of ar American revolutionary soldier.
Mrs. Squire is an Ohio woman and is the
daughter OF Josiah Wolcott, who enlisted
in the Continental army IN 1736. and who
participated in two battles Of that year.
Mrs Squire was Miss Nancy Wolcott, the
daughter Of Mr.. Wolcott, and his third
wife. Elizabeth Fithian Brown. who was
born IN 1872 and vas married 10 Wolcott
in 1879.
Mrs Squire was born in Pennington,
Ohio. July .. 1884,. and IS now the only
direct descendant living. Mrs. Fuller is
her niece and OF course. has just reason
TO be proud OF the fact.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
HAS GOOD OPENING
German Fair Has a Good Program for
Today.

The German Fair opened last night at
the Ketchum store. Us East Douglas
avenue. The arrangements are now
completed TO make this fair a success
ful one number of fine things are on
display. useful and ornamental and it
is hoped that the ladies viii be wei pa
tronized The fair viii be opened every
afternoon and evening. Todsy's program
Will be as follows: The children Of the
Sunday school. under the direction OF
Oscar Bissantz, viii sing a few nice
German songs. Miss Mabel Tucker VIII
render an interesting recitation Miss
Grace Chapman VIII favor the audience
with . few good selections on the piano.
All are invited TO come.
Mr. J. r. Kenworthy and vile return
ed yesterday from an extended trip in
the east where they have visited IN var
ious cities and also at the fair in Buffalo.
They report a splendid time and NIr.
Keaworthy looks as vel as his friends
have seen him look for a sood many days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
rHE WV East rRAIN

on the Rock Island leaves wichita
Tor Topeka. Kansas C.ty sn1 ,n srrasf-
iate poiats - 10 ?. n. connecting a.
IEs-l1E-on f1r szl-nz branch points. ans
a. Kansas CITY f-r s. L1-is night
trains. Ihis train VII ceu1ect va
j. tx Island celebrated eco era12 F.ys--
arriving a. Denver and Colorado sp-ilEs
next morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29

25 cents. Sold by all medicine dealers.

m0nications that the order sends out.
and serves as distinguishing mark
showing the nature OF the communica-
ton.
The Santa Fe has no such system, but
the boys are thinking pretty seriously
Of the matter. Colonel Delaney thinks
that It is a fine thing and approves of it
very much
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29

Mrs. D. E Reed. e. Al5anr. says, Z
would not take SO ard he placed back
where / was hefara I used TIE p ra-rld
Pile Cure suffered for years ard q is
now : months since 7 used g ard not
the slightest trace ~ the trouble has re-
turned Fer sale By al druggists Lii
tie book. Piles Causes ana Cure.
mailed free Psramid Dr-g ca, Mar
shall Nh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
Carpet AND
Curtain
SaIe...
All This
Week..
We Guarantee That You
Can't Match These
Anywhere
Extraordinary
Bare ains...

7s yards q Irish brussels. fuii
yard vide. latest patterns.
regular 39c vaise AZ ..9 20
5s yards ~ Part Wool fnrraia
&c Carpet az ...........+.... 20
One roll ~ aIi wool imperial
Carpet regular zoe Carpet for "a
One ron ~ al wool English Con.
20 Carpet regular price Sc fer 81
Best Royal al wool Iusrzia
Carpet. regular value 75e Ter 81
EtinaoD's Best TeWire Tapestry
Brussels. rsg1lar CSC Talse.
sm.tas neet Tapestry Brussels.
regular eos Falae. n1W ..s.- g.
Ger ne Wilton velvet. regular
ft1a value. noH .........s.. -
Best Preach Felvefs. regular
sl.l5 Taila row -.....--...t-.- 81.
Coniln Anmf astsr. regular fif5
value. 1eH .--.--..... --.-...- ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
AN ELECTRoCUTIoN EDITION

An extra edition OF the Eagle will be
issued this morning, giving the details
of the electrocution of Czolgosz for the
murder Of William Mckinley. president
Of the United States. It is expected that
the edition will be in the streets for sale
at o'clock, or practically at the same
time that the avenging act Of the law
viii take place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
BRISTOL.

An alarm was sent In yesterday after
noon for a fire In the woods on the farm
of the late Henry DE Wolf. on the Main
road leading 10 Warren The hremen
wero prompt as usual and soon had the
hrc under control.
The funeral or Matthew Cunningham
will be held on Wednesday morning. lie
was member of Burnside Lodge. No. 81
knights of rythias, and the members ol
The lodge viii meet az the hall prepara-
tory 90 attending the funeral. He leaNes
"A Wife and four small children.
James clifford. a well known citizen %,
Bristol died az his residence on state
street AZ midnight sunday night. at the
advanced age of eighty-twO years.
Mr. john \ Munro kept oyen house yes
terday afternoon from > TO v. M, "
being his ciRhty-oignth birthday annivcrs.
ary 4 large nmbCr Of his friends called
and congratulated him and his wife
William Hammill. of this town, has
been notified bv nr Swsrts. secretary OF
the state board 81 health. that he has
successfully passed an examinaton of the
state board of hcalth with the view OF
practicins medicine In this state.