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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04
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For Internal and External Use.

A half to a teaspoonful In half tum-
bier. of water will in few minutes cure
Cramps Spasms, Sour. Stomach, Heart
burn, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Sick
Headache, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Collie
Flatulency and allsinternal pains. There
is not remedial agent in the world
other malarious, bilious and other fevers,
aided by RAILWAYS PILLS. SO quickly
as RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. Sold
Radwaa & Co, 55 Elm ST., New York.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04

Constellation Chapter O. E. S., at the
close of its regular meeting last even
Ing. gave farewell reception in it's old
home, Masonic temple.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04

Union Lodge No. 4s, I. o. o. F., gave
it's twenty-seventh annual ball last even
ing at Sherman hall The committee in
charge included O.. f. Kingsman, P Liv-
1ngston, L. G. Bick,. B. Schuback, F.
kastner, A. Hehenstein and M J. Howe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04

Mrs. F. A. Guthrie, of Minneapolis, Is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Rypins, OF
Dayton avenue
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04

Miss Alice Schriber, of Delos street. will
entertain the st. Valentine band tomor-
row afternoon. Plans for social will
be made
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13

Letters advertised for the week
ending July 13, 1901.
Mrs. Harriet L. Barton, Miss
Sue Thompson, Miss Emma
Jackson, Mr.. X. L. White, Mr..
b. F. Threat.
Belle Nance P. M.
Lancaster, S. G..
Mr.. j. H. Craig, son of Mr..
b. H. Craig of the New Cut sec
ton, returned to Birmingham,
Ala, yesterday to complete his
course in the Birmingham Busi-
ness College. 1t will be remember
ed that he had to return home be-
fore completing the course on &C
count of sickness.
Mr.. VIM Hays of the o. X.
section made 25 bushels of wheat
on his brag acre this year. Later
he cut four big two horse loads of
clover from the same acre. His
entire wheat crop measured up
176 bushels and his oats only
about 225 bushels. Mr.. Hays
usually makes about 700 bushels
of corn but doesn't expect 200
bushels yield this year. On fifty
acres in cotton he doesn't think 1t
possible to make ten bales. Mr..
Hays crops are, if anything,
above the average in that section,
SubscribetoT oTheLedger.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13
Rock Hill District Conference

Rock Hill District Conference
The conference for Rock Hill
district convened here Wednes-
day night. The opening sermon
was preached by Rev. I. E. Nor
ris, of Chester. The business
session opened Thursday morning
with Presiding Elder Bays in the
chair. Rev. S. b. Harper was
elected secretary. The following
committees on conference records
were then appointed by the chair:
Rev. N. b. CIarkson, j. M Boyd,
j. l. Spinks and Msssrs. E.. NJ.
Shannon aud J. M Mccarthy.
At II o'clock u. m. Rev. John
o Wilson. d d, preached and
afterwards made an add, ess in the
interest of The Advocate, of which
he is editor.
At the afternoon session, Bish-
"p Duncan having arrived, took
the chair. During that session
reports on the work IF many of
the charges were made by their
respective pastors.
Prof. A. Mason DuPrs, head
Of Wofford College Fitting School,
addressed the conference in the
interest of that institution, and ut
night DR.. w. W. Daniel president
1f the Columbia Female College.
spoke ON christian education with
special reference to the instltu-
tion he presides over.
On the opening of the con-
ference yesterday morning the
hearing of the reports of pastors
on the work of their charges was
resumed. Then a report from
Rev. H. Bascom Brown, Secy.
of the goth century fund, was
heard and also an address. At IL
O'Clock Bishop Duncan preached
one of his sound, forceful, com
mon sense sermons to large
congregation.
AS we go to press the conference
is assembling for the afternoon
session.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13
TRESPASS NOTICE.

All person, nre hereby warned
not I" trespass h, riding, walking,
hunting, 6-hiny, ur in any other
waTon the lands IF the under
signed in Cedar Creek township
known as "The Massey place
and bounded by w. Med. Brown,
G w. Jones. J \. H"uze, j. b.
Bell. and others. Also on the
Massey Mil" and Martin"
tracts, rented and cultivated by
us, and adjoining onr lands above
described. The law will be str let
~ enforced against any and al.
persons diSregardinv this notice.
Y. NJ. Fitzpatrick & Bro.
June &, 1901 = I'm.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13
WHY NOT TRY The
Mathis Store
When You W ant

EXTRACTS-W have the fol
lowing f1avors: Strawberry, Pine
apple, Peppermint, Lrmmond,
Vinilla, Orange. etc. and can sell
it at bargain in quantities of 6
and 10 bottles or ut s cents per
single bottles, also small size mt
5 cents.
STOVE POLISH Can be sold
for 2 boxes for cents.
SHOE TACKS-At 5 and 10
cents a pack.
We are IN business to sell goods.
and will he glad to sell anything
we have in our store 1t a yery
small margin, and you can find
most anything that can he found
in fancy Grocery. So call on us,
when you come to town whether
it is to sell goods or to buy. We
are in the market for anything.
S. NJ. MATHIS & co.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13
SENSATIONAL BARGAINS.

The opportunity purchase Importer Tine <
Boys and Chldrens clothing. We bough it all ene,ns
for six stores Now is chance you our s.
ty at 40 per cent. discount 1O5 Boys Suits xa.x
cheviot CLOTH cheap at ST. for IS IS bsy.
all wool Scotch Cheviot Suits, worth 50 price IL S1iss
nobby of Mems Shirt waists, Won ,}uy
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13
Death Of an Aged Lady.

Mrs. Mary Blackmon, widow
of the late Joel D. Blackmcn, of
the Folk Hill section: died early
yesterday morning. The machin,.
cry of life simply gave out. She
was s5 years of age, having pass.
cd her s5th anniversary the day
before. She leaves five children
surviving her, viz: VIM Black
mon. Mrs. w. c. Ellis, Mr.. M.
A. Diackmon, Mrs. Ben. E.
blackmon, and Miss Tidy Black
mon: She was member for
many years of Fork Hill Baptist
church and her remains will be
buried there today after sci vices
by her pastor, Rev. Judson Black
mon.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13

The University Of North Carolina.
The last session of the Uniyer-
sity was tho most prosperous in
its history and ever thing points
to an increased prosperity and
usefulness during the coming
session. The faculty has been
greatly strengthened by the adj
tion Of eight now teachers, making
forty three 10 all. There are two
new dormitories, new recitation
rooms, water works, central
Nesting plant and electric lights.
Board, lodging, heat and lights
can b secured at from S1o7a TO
$3.50 per month. n'treqfi
The session opens September
18th. Examinations for fSktran,cs
SSpt. 8, 10, III Nes 'T'''a iIi'i
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13
BRIDGES TO LET

Will let Halle Mine bridge to
the lowest responsible bidder on
Tuesday, July 16, 1901, ut 10
o'clock q m. and Flat Creek
bridge near Pitnians, same day at
4 O'Clock, p. III. Pans and
specifications will he made known
at the letting. The right to re-
Ject any and all bids is reserved.
w. Q. Csskey,
County Supervisor.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13
Loft Homo and Carried off Two
Children

Loft Homo and Carried off Two
Children.
Tho Charlotte Observer of L 1th
says: A man named Graham.
from kershaw, s. g., was here
Yesterday, looking for his brothers. s
wife, Alice Graham, who left her
home last Monday, taking her
brother-in laws child, a girl, II
years old, and neighbor's child,
y boy Z years old, with her. She
left Kershaw with the children on
foot. No reason is known for
her depal ture from home. nor is
it known why she took the chill
dren. The parents of the missing
children are greatly wrought up
over the affair. No trace of them
was found in Chrlotte. "'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13
Mrs. Pittman Dead

On Wednesday last, after a
short illness, Mrs. Catherine Pitt
man, wife of Mr.. A. T. Pittman,
died ut her home near the cotton
mill. She was about 60 years of
age and leaves her husband and
several children surviving her.
Her remains were Inferred Thurs
day in the Town cemetery.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13
The Woman's Missionary Work

The report of Mrs. S. A.
Weber, Secretary of the Woman's S
Foreign Missionary Society for
Rock Hill District Conference,
shows 26 societies in the district
with II membership of 4O2. Dues
and amount for special work for
the year ending last March
amounted to $5l5.22.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13
BARGAINS: Are You Ready

lhe public have good for buying their shoes
store does near the Shoe business do have raA
large stocks sell cheap. Mr. Heath picked upss,.e
values in Ladies and Misses Slippers.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13
Third Stock Of New Millinery.

Here we are where else you find much quat
and style linked with such low prices Never before
store SO thoroughly mered its fame for Stylish Millinery
moderate prices. We have it all our way "
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13
Local NJ alters j.,

ar load fresh Virginia Lime
just received at T. III. Davis.
Misses Alice Anderson and
Daisy Brown, of Richburg, are the
guests of Mrs. f. r. Patterson.
Eight young ladies entered the
competitive examination held
here yesterday, for the Winthrop
scholarship.
Rev Mr.. Winn requests us
to say that there will be no
preaching at Hopewell or Taber-
nacle tomorrow.
A commendable movement has
just been perfected in Charlotte
whereby public reading rooms
will be established in the several
mill settlements in the city.
The Elders and Deacons' Con-
vention of Bethel Presbytery will
meet in Chester July 80 to August
1. All Elders aud Deacons are
invited to attend.
brlng In your country produce,
Butter, Eggs and Chickens, espe>
cially. j b Mackorell.
Messrs. E. G.. Blackmon and
John Hammond, two of the best
young farmers of the Fork Hill
section, will leave next week for
Dallas, Texas. Mr.. BIS family
will follow in the fall.
Misses Cornelia Elliott, Mamie
Clyburn and jamie johnson. re-
turned home yesterday after
protracted visit to relatives in
Chesterfield county.
Prof. j. L. Mann, Superinten-
dent of the Florence graded
schools, is taking in the confer
ence and shaking the hands of his
many friends here. Everybody is
delighted to see him, especially
his former pupils.
One or two young men were
here yesterday to stand the com
petitive examination for the S.
G. College Scholarship but on
account of no questions coming to
hand the examination was post
poned.
Several desirable houses for
sale i'm town. If you mean busi.
ness call on me. Ifidle curiosity
prompts you to want to know
what places they are ask us no
questions. See
Il. S. Carter.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13

or county, Is visiting the Misses
Pardue of this place.
Mr.. A. j. Patterson, of Fort
Mill, is visiting his son, Mr.. j.
+. Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. j..
F. Bell are also spending the
week with him. .,
Rev. S A Weber, ID d of York
vile, and his excellent wife are
the guests of Rev. j. M. Stead
man during the conference.
The people of the Unity section
will soon have good physician
located in their midst in the per
son of DR. j. M White, of Bethel,
York county. Waxhaw Enter
prise.
On Wednesday afternoon, last,
Mr.. John Gettys was shot by Mr..
A. 7. Ferguson. The ball entered
Mr.. G's left thigh passing through
the outer part inflicting slight
flesh wound. The shooting occur
ed in j. B. Mackorell's store.
From what we can learn the
parties had had a previous diff
Guilty some years ago or there was
some feeling between them on
account of a difficulty between
Gettys and a brother of MIR.
Ferguson. DR.. w. M. Crawford
administered to the wounded man.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13

Miss Lizzie MCCARTHY of Chest
er county, is visiting the Misses
Pardue of this place.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13
Listen!

pieces of French Dmes fancy patterns, quail
ty for cents
60 Pieces of Pretty colored lawns quality for
100 Pieces yard wide Percaes stripes quality
now for cents One 45 pieces yard wide Madras worth
O cents now for cents 80 pieces of ''Bates Best Cnk
led Seersucke satin stripes sell 80 cents price
IL cents, pieces of silk finished Fouards the
quality now for Is cents
The sun., 1901-12-04
MRS. P4DGETTE FIGHTS ron 1T.
WIN Resist DisposSess. VIII suc for DAM
ages, VIII go ON the stage.

Before the sun sets to-day Elizabeth
Ann Padgette will know whether her long
fight 10 remain a. tenant of tho Iroquois
apartment house IN West forty-fourth
strre' is 10 end in defeat
Mr. Annie y. Poster. with her husband,
Albert 7 Foster. j. to appear az platntin
Ia an ej.cunent proceeding IN 'he York
villc civil court THE morning The decision
81 Justice Lawrence on Monday. denying
the iniunct ion t0 restrain the Posters from
cutting N Mrs. Padgett"s hghi, heat and
water did not Opsfat" az "a di-pus't.-~,
which depends upon th" irlal tp-da" Ito"
f,strrr let her lave the light heat and
water last night
ElsaIath Ann Nas iICln"d 10 - PAT
IN the matter yesterday J. wuH hard TOT
a poor hone woman. she thought, wh"u all
tho court. and everything wDr" against
hsf. and aIl rhs wanted o. de- Nar Gao 10
allowed Co. hive 60 90 h'f apart m-nis and pay
h-f rent Bud AtIrld ll h"r own hu-in''--
Tie tuDhtAl anguish 49, had ison through,
shs rAld. " t- rYulr' ing luri awful, hul t
anyway, u.,re vv." tlIfr lu tur -hy Nirh
an tll- lufrld low iu-iut-- Wa usrf rhr
su. I.up to fluuHa. and th" NaHi =
sumlug back until after Christmas, Nhru
rho " 4r Fuing II 'l' r..E'
Yesterday Afternoon tuHf'ss'h Ann sent
duNu iu tur unl., ui l'I counsel. NJ
N hanrUtFlflI AIt made -utrs afith hiir
lsflfr ulm aIsIut ~ Poster M k.F'u
iHfs silu tIUf t.r aHuaElIs v-fr prv.
lminHty uH O tult agitrri NT ! irtrf iut
taUlaE
The sun., 1901-12-04
4 LITTLE CRTStDE or HIS OWN
Broker Gordon Gets AFTER Women OF tho
Street in brooklyn.

Frederick =. Gordon, n coffee broker
who lives at iiil Pacific street, Brooklyn,
started out about siK months ago TO aid
the police in the moral publication OF the
borough His Efforts al that time were
chiefly directed 10 driving women Of ques-
tionable character of lower Fulton street
and Washington street, and were not
marked with much success.
MIR Gordon. however. resumed hIs cru
sad" on Monday ni,ht. Calling at the
Fulton street station be- told Capt Mara
that he had seen a v'maH ao'Ost man
on the street and es'ort hIm TO a Haines
hotel al III Washing ton street Tie cap.
tain and his tWp detectives accompanied
Ni Gordon 60 thr plso" aud stephen { ssrard,
the alleged owner, and the man and woman.
who gave tho uHino- - james Wilson OF
Texas and Vera Holman ~ Adanp street 4,
were arrested Yesterday Gerard ~a-
h-li by Magistrate higgifbuth ham foi k'.p-
lug o. disurdrTy hpu-r Wilson vac dis
charged aud tho woman paIoled for 81
um.ul' luu
VI Gorduu sl-p druppsd in a. frliS
Hrln'rs salulu a. 2ol Ma-huRt - street
.u N, lday u sIi. and had hrinri nIr-sied
&C. violating rar liquor 80 ltw ara suinan
ffr tIfuKloatluH Boil pfisuu"r- acre lie
charged by MaFis'iaIn lllgz iuiJt'am
The sun., 1901-12-04
PUMP IN SHEPARDITE BLOOD.
HEROIC EFFORTS TO REVIVE TIE
iTCTION ROOM CORPSE.
Premium on Corpuscles Of the George
Foster Peabody and 4. Augustus iiealy
Variety barney YORK Introduces His
Wonderful Hot Air Treatment.

The work 81 injecting new blood, of tho
so-ca He'd independent complexion into
the venerable and badly yshaken,Democratic
organization in Brooklyn was begun last
night The new County Committee met
81 the Thomas Jefferson in Boerum place,
but not mor' than half of tho 2iO delegat"s
were ou hand An air ~ gloom Ts'ryaded
the gathering
Jam"s Nosst'. chairman 81 the old com
mi'i.e, ur,siied un'il after the roll call,
when be- retired Ia favor II William Hughes,
temporary chairman The rr-ignatuns -
~ d.legatr- were handed boz aud accepted
and us following all representa-. -
thr SurpardIl" .udrf-ndr element, were
chosen o. their uluH- GUIrgr Poster
Peabody aLi 4 AuRIrIuS llraly ~ tho
llrf dlriu.f. liuulHH Dave and William
Z hshmuu ~ .uu lHfu Jamrs ShrrIp'A
laHt- ui iHr A.Ath nut 4 ~ 81" lfaso oi
tur Ni.ffIlfh
nlly Ill.rr IYuui--iYu-r Nura sad
chat fI4s f,fuuug dTb EaIrr hau d.tv Hf
uul, Zoo mako 80. al.ri'. and uuf vlih HnN
Intention 1t NrHdfHauE iuu liu cod
Taulsatiul lir' u't"i lu arrfi da''r
slth u"fL au IHlHt 'N"FHi| "I
tlHIisI NJ lufl ls UIUUIHE us 80 fTHm
ls uf no. utTanIsail.u. lll' party b. r.u
fIfuuS 30. fIH.. si biol Ts.HIi As.Dai ~,
hakr srn ..I.fIai...i sIfh a urv situation
A taffr UYuIlri .i HiTu Nf.Y ha'' Hih'f ..
. Ia.s.i uH Naff O.n" q" .H ahd sali '''H.
ffff air o. fHrif .aiishssi " fi 'I.r ft..ni
lnalafsUsffH ~ fi.r HfEaI'saIt.. tii1 afu
.lnr ItIfs-s.i .ii. fiIsl iu GOO r.uliHliH.
i.lr b. I.f tfI t.aI .u Hf t'" ta. go. sa
Ja,asfI..I U.sYi a.l tllr Nal ust Hat'
b. las .sI u.ris ras ,.u.. fH.IsI
aHII ~ tIIH Hu.I i.I An. a...iII. .rI.f.I iaf .It
a. lHIH.s.tH| H fsf'ifH.l.f ~ ihH '.H
lHI.IHs. HiI .U HlH H..tHH HH .I.H.HH.
The sun., 1901-12-04
MY,>,s uiiaiD a,nHirE
nrissssa AIirT Had sud " a. Nat''rd Assin
saLi 90 ~ tis,s go thS e"iirs

fi,s iflti.rr uf o. drlrr ils a.'T Fra % o. Police
n, ,a.i.iuai t.ir sas afu' TOO Y',t.flab ~
aFrnfs ~ go iHfshas. fsa.irN .nassf
faHt l-.s4.d b., JIsilo, ii.l.I.sHi. rHaiEins
u,u rtN i.siur fIf lauiri...i y Esuliilus
L.4-f ~ NH.i. 900 .aHuIFI ltgt
ffI.rI 600 lIuU a.lIH. 49, liau.
iI.lII aaII Ia.f UlFii f.aI lH ~ .iiHri iIs
l.a..f|J IaHtiI ~. NaII.s IIa.s s4i 81
IHHIt.l CO.. aHH a.sa. H..# A. tie.
fINH fHrIt Ha fHHf r# ~ % .luHIa asal.r'
AZ HaIUia ai.H Hp D. ~ IfIrassHl tfIff cal
Hf.Itr Iss lasu 1T siHsi fIn Asrsi
naHiuHIItH rsf Iitai Y NsnHf 30 - i.sa'
stf1 e' Hau.a.I.s l..aasa
The sun., 1901-12-04
CHURCH MEMBER A BEGGAR.
Pastor Pleads for Him. hut He Goes TO the
Island With Eighteen Other Wrecks.

II was a pitiable collection Of dainag ged
specimens OF humanity which vas lined up
before Magistrate Cornell in the jefferson
Market police court yesterday morning
when the time had come To arraign the
beggars gathered in during the Charity Or
eanization Society's raid in the shopping
district There were nineteen prisoners,
sixteen men and three women. but he
tween them they had only twenty-seven
legs, a number Of arms we're missing be
sides and five Of the prisoners we're able
TO prove their claim 20 blindness. All hut
one. n white haired old woman, were iden-
tilted a. old-timers.
We want them kept "A the streets over
Christmas" Agent ForiIes of the sOcieiy
told MaglstrB Cornell. some Of them
have come a. far a. from Chicago to beg
here during the holidays
An night said the Magistrate, the
lob ls not pleasant, but III hE them
Every prisoner ~as then charged with
vAgranry seventeen Nero committed to
the WorkhOuss Tor t"rms Il siS months
One wac held Tor fuTih"r examination l-'-
cause a sal1onkoelsr Nas Ifsuont tu unor
. home fof han. one old woman "aA dis
charged Sho ~as MI, Margaret DDi-n-
berg ~ les West Is"nty --'-' ruth stfs-ri
Nhus- daughter -iu-las protested that q
mistake had lss-u mad" iu hgf 'a-s AKsnt
Iorlsf tusiIh-d that be- ga the odd woman
s1ici4ng aud rv,-lNlns alns. but shu " az
allow sti io ~ o. let Relatives
lie fuutlns Nas intuffupisi uilos ~
tI,s apIssaf anss 81 tLr lt-s H. ! " n nj.
81 tho seventh nay Adt"utisi thur'h 40
pfulsu-f aSainuf tho cuiu.iuttlstf ~ 'lailr
u Ds'an, a irFlrrs ufsan Erttiri lirai.
Nho l. q stiunF man and failtri Esud lsa.A
inF sas df,sss-t sith rafr aud Taste ~
~ sald fhai no man 90 ulrinis-i ~
he chuniI in Eplst stalldins aiid hsh l--a.
-, 10 mai, ,oafs H. led hstuf i..ni
I-Eaf,isi ln tiin hshf ~ isssaf aid thi
uariuT puhHrii.ah iisgss isatihsI ti.a'
ii.ah lad issfn q ifsEai liasu aiid siniii4r o.
tlia laai hts bralr silrfrulst ii.s iaan o.
,uatsd ti,s sans sfiitHiinu ~ NO ira'
The sun., 1901-12-04
TROLLEY CAR IN The HUDSON.
Slid DOIVN THE STEEP HILL AT
POUGHKEEPSIE.
i've Passengers Went Down With II. but
All ESCAPED Except a New York Sales
man -Notorman stuck 10 Ills Post.
Conductor Jumped Ice on Rails.

PoUoHKFgIsIK, y. Y Dec 3 A car on
the Main street trolley line began TO slide
on a steep hil leading 10 the Hudson River
at 1 O'Clock this afternoon. and m a space
of time - brief that the passengers, with
one except on, did not have a chance 10
try 20 jump, It slipped 20 the bottom over
the icy trar X, struck the eide Of a shed ou
Main str.et dock and swung around little
to the north, sped over the pier and, bal
ancing Tor The fraction ~ a second on the
string pi.a.. plunged into the Iiyer
In. condurtor. John Herring, jumped
before the car nach"d the dork lia Was
not hurt Deputy Sh"uf Michael haunn-
busrh. who had pnsuner. Jamrs ohN"f,
al insane legro, whom IA" Vac taking 'o
the Mattsa al lnsan. liu-piiai. ~as stand
nguptn ih- oprn door ~ tlir r"sf ~ ilir Gar
Nsiting flr u tu rtup a. tlr entrance lo tie
Hudson lutr ka'lr.,i station Ice raf
had almost stppI-ri ~i'u % t-'ran Io aiida,
Aud ln frs ssHui.la Nar FHug uHwn tho
sfads With steadily iu.r'a ing flH'ri
Oni.u htumbus.h uaI.rt fhr Irfl h'
was oIIassl Io aHt ua.lH a spTiHE &C. 100
r.u-u1 sats 900 ti.. u..l.ls s.rY si,'n ii." 'af
suik tl.o SINUS pus ~ tisr dst. aNl
lss partly nul-hl Hll shs lsarug uuu-t
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