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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-22
FACTORYVILLE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

special to the scranton lUbihe
Factoryyillr Oct 2i.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Reynolds and daughter. Nerna, OF West Niohol,
son. and Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney SNYDER of Mich.
olson, spent sunday at the home o! Mr.. and Mrs
4. A. Brown,
The remains Of Victor McKcnna were brought
here for burial, The funeral services were held
at the Methodist Episcopal church. Of this place
and mtcrmcnt was made in the old Depot Ccmc.
terry.
Keystone Arldcrr foot ball team went 10
Scranton last saturday and lined up against The
school Of the IncNLvamI. keystone boys came
home with the sctlpS OF the coal beavers dang.
ling from their be Is, 10 the tune Of l1.0.
Mr.. anl Mir. Alfred Rossicr who have been
spending the summer AT Buffalo, have returned
and taken up their residence at this place. where
their many friends are glad TO receive them
SpOWsmcn report game very scarce in This Vi.
entity Nearly all farmers throughout this SCI.
ton Of The country have formed a>,o,il, Ions.
and are watching their premises closely so thar
the city sportsman with his crack shot and
dogs finds it pretty hard Shedding when he
comes out, 10 find place where he will tr per.
mtted 10 hunt. This is the way it should he.
and perhaps in few 'lrs of protection ,hcre
will he something In hunt.
The officers Of Rcd Jacket lodge, No, ~. Iudc-
pendent order Of odd Fellows, will he installed
at their regular meeting, next SATURDAY night.
Mrs. Charles Gardner returned from scranton
Monddv morning whittier she was called last
saturday to see her brother, Mr., Ezra G. Brown.
ing who suffered n stroke oI paralysis,
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pITTSTON.

Special 10 The Scranton Tribune
P'tston Oct. 2I.--Thc quarterly meeting OF
the Welsh Congregational clrci, of The Wyom-
ing association will he held in the Welsh Congrc.
Gaional church Of this city sunday. December ).
Key. u. ). locs, OF Providence. has been invited
TO deliver the sermon OF the afternoon on the
subject "Ilow 10 Develop Cultivate Faith"
The sermon will br i'll the English language.
j. Edgar rrobyu, one of the leading baritone
>oloi>ts OF this city, has been elected leader OF
the choir OF The Broad Street PRESBYTERIAN church
at salary OF 500 per ann,,m. lie takes charge
OF the choir December |. For the past few years
Mr.. Prohyn had charge of the singing in the
Welsh Congregational church.
John .I,noNiChcl, Il SimmcNillc Polanlcr lies
i'll dangerous condition at his homp suffering
from wounds received at the hands of John and
Paul PagaSh. The Trio were members OF a party
who were participating in iollfcation at the
home of a friend sunday night. a week ago. The
victim claims that John pushed him OIL the
porch, and in falling hc received 4 bad cash ON
the head. PLul then got in his work by hitting
Janoviclcl over the mead with big lump OF coal
The victims skull was fractured. The two as.
slildntS wcle arrested last SATURDAY and held in
Sl,jO0 bail each TO await the result oi their vic
TINS injuries
William Tucker, OF Wcsl. lIill. was admitted to
the PittSon hospital Sunday nigh, suffering with
injuries received at No. mne. where lie is en-
played as runner His injuries consist OF con
tNHions OF the lett side OF the face and his eve
is also affected.
Mr. and Mrs. James Williams, OF Wa,b,rn
street. Scranton. were callers among West Pitts
Ton friends yesterday.
Just after The regular session of The SUNDAY
school Sunday afternoon ii! the Water Street Baptist
church tire broke out at the rear end Of the sun.
day school rooms. The flames were discovered
by few members who had fingered behind The
4
drpai tment MAS called out hut their services
were no. required. The blaze WAS caused by an
overhea,cd radiator on the rear WALL The dam.
age was slight.
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NEW MILFORD
HE Scranton Tribune.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
New Milio,d, Oct. ai.--Mr and Mrs. B. l..
Waterman, al lIallStcid, spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mis-. A. VI. Aldrck.
Hugh Cassidy and c. r. Wagner, OF Scranton,
We're guests AT the home OF Mrs. Charles Quinn,
Sunday.
Maurice Hayden, of Riughamton, visited his
parents here the first OF the week.
Flank MoSley, Of Dalton, was pleasant caller
in town, Sunday.
Butler Mitchell, Of Bnghamton called on
friends here recently.
Lee Gillespie, OF lIouclsyillc, is visiting his
mother Mrs McDnhy.
Rev and Mrs. r. n. Ives visited relatives at
lpsonyillr last week.
s V. Tlumbull, Rev. and Mrs. Malcy, Proics.
sor and Ms. H. \. Benson and Rev. Ives at tend,
ed the sunday school institute at Upsonvllr, Sal
urdiy.
Professor and Mrs, Benson. j. " ANtcll, Miss
iette WoodhouSc. Miss Nina TAFT, Miss Nina
Moore and Miss Helen llutchings are attending
teachers institute at Nontrose this week.
The Y, r. :. g. f. conducted the evening scr.
vices at the Presbyterian church Sunday during
ihc absence OF the pastor, Rev. II. \. Ives.
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THERE ARE MANY ROADS,

Day by day the columns of this
paper bring new evidence from Scran-
ION people of the great work being
done by DR., A. w. Chases Nerve Pills,
Why they accomplish so much is
easily eNplained-they are prepared
with an eye single to restoring nerve
force. They accomplish this object.
which no other medicine in the world
has ever been able TO do: that's WHY
hundreds of Scranton people offer their
testimony,
Mr., samuel Rogers, of No. 12S Hyde
Park avenue, scranton. Pa. SAYS: II
was in a rundown condition. head
aches. nervous and sleeping badly and
the appetite poor. | was told of DR..
A, w. Chase's Nerve Pills and cot n
box, As result | sleep and eat well
again. | ann very much pleased with
them and glad TO recommend them 10
others. This | can do conscientiously."
Dr \. w. Chasa's Nerve Pills are
sold at 5Qc. a box at dealers, or DR.. A.
w. Chase Medicine Co.. Buffalo. y. Y.
See that that portrait and signature of
A. w. Chase, NJ. d., are ON every
package, For sale in Scranton at
Matthews Bros, 500 I.ackawanna ave
nue. 80
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, Oct. al.-Wleat-iac. lower: con,
tract grade October, 1S4a7+c. toIn-'ac lower;
No. . miAed October, Gla6liac Oats Steady No.
2 white clipped. i2iar. flour-~Qnict, but finn,
nearby prints ajr. Eggs Finn, good demand
fresh nearby, 22c, do, western, 22c do. south,
western ljc: do, southern. lsc. Chcc,cFirm,
cr; New York null creams, fancy snail, lOiac
do do, do. fair 10 choice, oalo,4o, Refined
Sugars STEADY. Cotton-isc. lower; mddling
uplands. s5sc. Tallow-Dul and weak; city
prime in hhdS,, sac. do. and country dark, D,
5iac. cakes, Gr. Live PoultN--Dull and easier;
fowls, 0laalOc.; old roostcrs, 7a',ac; spring
chickens, oiaalDc,: ducks, oi2aloc.; turkeys o.,
l0c Dressed Poulrr-f'nn, good dcmdud fowls
rooStcrs &C.; broilng chickens nearby, lOslac,
western do. 0al!c
Receipt Flour, 2,l00 barrels and l,4J3 900
pounds in sacks; wheat, 1000 bushels com,
20 900 bushels; oats. 10000 bushels, Shipments
Wheat 1000 bushels corn, ,ioo bushels; oats,
S, 900 bushels
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Elsie De Wolfe.

Tire opportunity offered local play gocr> by ihc
announcement Of Miss DcNoiis engagement l.
rare in deed From this city, Miss DE Wolfe and
the new Fitch drama 20 into New lorh city hy
run. The newspapers o. Washington decilre
this newcsi work OF Mr.. Fitch the NtrongeS, of
all his long li,t of successes.
NJ, fitch'- place in the native drama Is Su.
prcme No one vino has witnessed his exquisite
character study, Beau Brummcl'; his keen su.
cictv ,utnc. "rhe Moth and the Flame; hi,
thobbine historical drama, "\athan Hale" and
barbara Frcrrbc," or his later works Of equal
distmcion Lovers Lane" Captain JmL," and
Tho Climbers" all popular successes Of pro.
digiouS proportions. each following the other
from his pen in almost magical succession, viii
gainsay TO this author foremost niche in the
eountry's gallery Of serious play,makers.
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THE MARKETS.


New York Oct. 2i--Speoulativc sentiment con.
tnued profoundly dubious today, but instead OF
the oo.,riiCting movements of prices and tho
confusion which have reflected this condition tor
some time past, the stock market 6ank into u
lethargy. Even the professional operators seemed
to give mp the idea Of attempting to iorescc the
future movement OF prices. II would be necessary
TO go back year 10 find similar period OF dull.
ness. Last weeks transactions Of the stock cX.
change fell below the core spending period OF
last year for the first time during the present
calendar year. This fact and today'S duinss,
which was even more marked. are striking cvi.
dcnce of the uncertainty which has overcome the
speculation. due Immediately 10 the cinergcnce
vi the Northern Pacific problem and the disclosure
fact that the actual terms of settlement still rc.
main to he agreed upon. While the incu,nbcncy
Of the concilltion board Of diIrctois OF course,
affords strong guarantee against the outbreak
OF the quarrel, again the members OF that body
seem 10 have practically the whole task before
them OF finding plan which will be acceptable
rs final settlement to both parties aud relieve
the strained condition growing out OF tic load
of securities carried ior control now by means
Of bank loans. Incoming foreign mails dis, lose
that the importance Of this problem is fully re-.
Coenizcd throughout the financial world and iis
state of suspension acts us rcprcSsiye influence
on speculation. Movements Of special stocks to.
day call for little specifications There WAS
some early strength led by the Pacihcs. hut the
general tendency was downward from iuani,ation
Amaganiated Copper lost practically all OF sat.
Nrdar's gain. Total sales today. "oJ.iD shares.
Railroad bonds were very dun and about steady.
Total sales par value. Sl,as0,WO.
United states rcinnding q declined J., per cent
on the last call.
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10 hest steers, common butcher grades TO medium
steers, 10 10 q cents higher; best steers S5.tDa
4: 10 fancy here: good shippers. Sioaj.so: fair
10 medium steers. S46ja5.25 light 10 good butch
els. Si.2ja1; common. onc.half tat, S5.sOa+.3j:
wcsteln steers. Si.o5a;.IO: bulls. S3.hi4 sausage
lots, S2Ibi;.2j sockcrS and feeders, OllJc. high
or; good stockcrs. $3.2jaS.G0: common to fair,
50 lOi3: feeders, lops, Simdi.lj others, S'.tOa
$50: fresh COWS. firm. late springcrs. dull; vras.
SUa1.5O. logS-Sow. l0c. lover; best heavy,
S61iaG. Gj mixed and mediums. SS3i,d,iO: pigs.
$jWlG; arlsseiS and good weight Micgai'S. SEA
G.2i rougls. Sj.G5ab.sj; ,,agS Si.Iil5. sheep
and Lambs-Dull: lambs, 10 TO Il cents lower;
tops. 81 S0a5; culls 10 good. S:iIi.1I: feeding
lambs. S3.15al.2 %; sheep mixed. Sl.5t,S.i0 weth-
crs and yearlings. S'.j0a3.,5; heavy ewes, $40
NJ,
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. G. Dale. - Lackawlnrl Ave
Brans-Pcr b,lshcl. choice marrow, S2.GOI2. 6j.
Butter--trcSh creamery, 2la22c.; dairy, frcs
o2e.
Chcc>e--Full cream, 10i i.allc.
EggS-Nealliv state, !ia!ic
Medium Bcails--Pcr bushcl. SEQ.
Green PeaS-Pcr busiic, 81 i0Jl. 10
flour--BcSt patent, per barrel. $40.
Bcans-Pcr hr'Shel. choice marrow, $50
ro,itocs--rer brShe, Sl.jj.
Onions Per bu>lcl, 100.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Oct. ell Cattle Receipts, 1000 In.
cluding l,2Ii Texans, 1000 westerns: choice
steady; Others slow good 10 prime steers. sG. 2UI
6,sj; poor 10 medium, -, Ijlo; stockGrs aud feed
ers, s2.25ai.2i; CONS, slai.Oi: hcitcrS, s2.50aj;
Texas led steers, -, ,s0nj.s0; western sccS $500
so Hogs Receipts today, aj,OO0; tomorrow
81 900; lett over 5000 Opened steady 10 strong
closed easy; mixed and butchers, S6aG0j; good
li2h. s.;a6.25: bulk Of sales, s5.0jl6 u. Sheep
Receipts. 25,00o; sheep, good strong to 10 cents
higher; lambs, do. good TO choice wethcrs, S. 30
al: western sheep. S3a3.Gj; native lambs, 81 jOa5;
western lambs, S.2iat.l0
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"The Girl from Maxims."

AZ tho Lyceu,n last night "The Girl from
MaNims' was presented before fair.sized alI.
dicncc by good company.
II is one OF the Frcnrl, farccs which few
years ago were r,mcrouSy introduced on the
American stage. Th,re is humor in the farce
hut the dialogue and situations are not ls clean
a> they might be, Miss Lena Menie was cS.
crrnt in the role OF Platinc, the sll irom
MlNnS.
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hood into this play, his brilliant work Is said
10 find its complement in the sincere acting Of
Howard Kyle, in the name part whose father
was a veteran OF two wars, and whose tolbcdr,
carried arms in the Revolution, No attraction
ON tour last season Won greater praise, and none
should revisit MS With greater confidence. "Na'
than Hale" will he presented al The Lyoeum
Thcatcr next Thursday evening,
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

East Liberty, Oct. al.--Catie-Siradv: choice
5iOaG: prime. S5.5Oaj15: good, -. lOlJ%, Hogs
bull and lower: prime heavy, sG.65l613; heavy
yorkcrs, S6.30a6.4o: light do. ST. lOaG2j; pigs.
Sj.sOld: skipS. Siaj roagllS. Sil6. Shccp-Steady
on sheen; lower on lamb; hest wcthrrs, SO iol
800; cnllS and common. Sla2: !rirlings, $50,
$40: NcLl calves sal, q.
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A proper care for
the blood would
prevent many a
serious sickness.
The cleansing of
the blood is per-
tectly accomplish
ed by the use of
DIR. Pierce's Cold
Ell Medical Discov-
cry. 1t drives out
the impurities and
pois onous sub
stances which cor
rupt the blood and
breed disease. 1t
increases the ac-
tivity of the blood =
IN a k king glands,
and so increases
the supply of pure
blood. 1t builds
up the entire body
with good sound
flesh.
There is no al
cohol in Golden
Medical Discov-
eryn and it is en-
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"Nathan Hale"

Tie hest play by the foremost dIamatiSt OF ,hc
day is high praise indeed, but there Is much
reason TO accept such a description as true of
"Nathan Hale" C!de Fitch. the author, was
not only Connecticut boy, lIale's state. but he
is the son OF a United States army officer
While Mr. Fitch has put his very best man.
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LEGAL.


FRANCIS II. DAY W. ANNIE DAY the Cont
OF Common Pleas OF lachawInna county. No,
$50, March Tenn, 1901.
To Annie Day, Respondents; Tie subpoena and
the alias subpoena iu the above cuiilrd cause
having hrcn returned non c-t inrcntuS lor the
reason that you could NOT he found in the said
county, you are hereby notified TO be- and appear
Al The next term OF the Cont oi Common Pleas
al said county, 10 he held in the city oi Scran-
ton ON tlc illh day oi November. 1901 to answer
the libellant's complaint in said case.
CHARLES II. StllADT, Sheriff.
O'BRliN & MARTIN, Attorneys ior Lbrllant.
BESSIE ROWE " JolIN ", ROWE In the
Court ot Common Pleas OF LackaTanna toun-
ty. No. 375, May Tenn, l9pl
10 John ". Rowe, RcspoGacut: The srbpocn,
and the alias subpoena in the above titled
cause having been returned non Cst inventuS, for
the reason that you could not be- found in tho
said county, you are hereby notified 10 he aud
appear at the next tenn oi the Court OF Common
Pleas To be- held in the city oi scranton, on the
nth day of November 1901, 10 answer the libel
lant's complaint in the said Vdse
CHARLES II. 81 lIADr. ShcliN.
O'BRlEN II MARTIN, MtoncyS ior Lihrllant.
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THEATRICAL NEWS.
TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS.

noon and night.
sTAR-"fads and folles Bnrle'qrers" Night.
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tirely free from opium, cocaine and all
other narcotics.
The dealer who offers substitute for
the vDiscovery does SO to gain The lit
tie more profit paid by inferior medi-
cines. The is nothing "just as good ("
for the blood as Golden Medical Dis
covery" therefore accept no substitute.
aI took five bottles of Golden Medical Discoy-
cry for my blood, y writes Mr.. William ID. Shamb-
lin, of Reniy, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory.
eT had ring worms on me and would burn
them off and they would come right back, and
they were on me when commenced using Gold
eli Medical Discovery and they went away aud
haven't been bothered any more
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
Stipation.
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Oil Market,

Oil City, Oct. cl.-rrrdit balances. 80: ccriG
caIc-. no bid. Shipments. Oi.l3s: average, 9s,
800 Runs, 9,.o3; average, 19.1j3.
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Muscle

Does not make the man. "2hr blood is
The A/e," the vital force of the body, SO
it not, intrequently happens that the man
strength falls sudden victim to disease.
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Clarence Harris and family spent Sunday with
friends IN Wyoming.
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NICHOLSON.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Nicholson, Oct. a. Mr.. and Mrs George War.
ncr arc viewing the sights a, the ran. american
this week.
beginning Monday, Oct. Il, 1901, the dental
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Lost.

v>>,>-~~>~>>>>>>~.>N~ >>~u~>>S>N~>>>~>,~~>,
LOST Ladies' gold watch. Waltham mOS onlcnt
No. ijG,0li. with initials M. ~ Reward
given for return to Mary lzmewicz, River street
olyphInt, Pa.
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Business Opportunity.

" " - "
STOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS without delay.
Write for or,r special market letter. Free on
application. :. NJ. llbhard q Co. members "
y. Consolidated and Stock Exchange. Al and AZ
Broadway. New York. Established 1854. Long
Distance Phone !3SS Broad
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Money to Loan.
In Pound.


IN THE rot Nd at 6l3 Green Ridge street, two
bay horses. Will bc sold according tn law
on Thursday, oct u, 1901, at 10 a. m. W. II
llcndrirkson, roundm,stcr
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo, Oct Steady for good
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Situations Wanted.

STU ALTON WANTED--To go ont by the day
washing or ironing and cleaning. Mrs. Lee,
4lG tIallstead court.
The Florida star., 1901-10-04

]. B. Gaines, ]. G. Langley and T. p.
Douglass, of the legal bar of Leesburg,
were here Wednesday attending TO busi-
ness before Judge Jones.
The following residents of Miami and
vicinity have been in town this week:
w. r. Ammo, r E. Chafer, Chas. Cour-
ley, II. Pierce Williams, T. NJ. Richards:
Mr.. E. L. Brady and two daughters,
the Misses Aline and Daisy Brady, ar
rived home Monday afternoon from q
five or six weeks trip throughout the
north, including New York, Buffalo,
Philadelphia, Washington and other
points of interest. The washout on the
east coast headed them off and they
spent q couple of days in the Ancient
City. and then came home via the Plant
system to Sanford and the Sanford branch
of the F. E. G. here. They had very
fine time.
The Florida star., 1901-10-04

Mr.. T. n. Decker was up from Jensen
the first Of the week for day.
Gen. John B. Gordon, of Georgia, was
a passenger on the southbound train yes
terday.
A new fence has just been erected in
front of the Wesson property, on Julia
street, under the direction of F. j. Webb,
Esq.
Judge A. ID Penney was the speaker
at the Pioneers picnic Wednesday at
Oleander point. He returned home yes
teFday.
Mrs. L. c. Branning and Mrs. L. +.
Rollins returned home yesterday after
noon from their summering up in North
Carolina, much to the delight Of their
husbands.
DR.. John III. Dixon returned home
Wednesday from Jacksonville, where he
has been for couple Of weeks in the in
terest of his saw palmetto medicinal
preparations.
Editor Guy MetcaH and family were
on the southbOund yesterday returning
to West Palm Beach from North Caro-
lima, where Mrs. NJ. and the children
have been summeriDg.
Owing to inability of members to at
tend at regular meeting, a special meet
ing of the board of public instruction
will be held at Titusville on Friday even
ing and Saturday morning, the 4th and
9Th insts.
Mr.. ID. b. Pritchard arrived home
Monday from his three weeks vacation,
most of which time was spent with his
friend, Mr.. w. b. Waddell, who is now
located in Sheffield, Ala, where he is
running the drug business.
Mr.. Julius Kline received q telegram
shortly after his return home last week
announcing the death of his father-in-
law in New York city from diabetes. An
operation being deemed necessary the
patient was placed in a hospital and
three amputations of the diseased foot
and limb were performed, death follow
ing the third operation in a very short
time. This sudden death has been d
great blow to Mrs. Kline, the daughter
and also her mother, and it may be some
time before Mrs. Kline can return to
Florida.
The Florida star., 1901-10-04
Judge Raney to Marry.

There has not been in recent years in
this state an announcement of any ap-
preaching marriage which was received
with more widespread or more pleasure
able interest than will be that Of Judge
George p Raney and Miss Evelyn b.
Cameron, both of Tallahassee. The
prominence Of the parties and the un-
usual popularity which both enjoy lend
a genuine public interest to the announce
ment of their engagement, " be consum-
mated by marriage this fall, probably in
November.
The Florida star., 1901-10-04
MINIS.

Mrs. Harry Roberts is expected home
soon.
So much rain is rather bad on the fall
gardens.
Mr.. Scot Kyzer left Thursday for
Bowling Green, where he will attend
school this year.
Mr.. +. A. Strahan left Friday for Palm
Beach, at which place he will probably
spend the winter.
Mr.. George Strahan went to DeLand
last week, and will attend Stetson uni
versity again this year.
Mr.. Jas. Boyd and son Oscar were pas
sengers on the southbOund train Satur-
day enroute for Palm Beach.
Mrs. Rufus Herndon has been serious
ly Ill the past week. At latest report she
was slightly improved. DIR. Wilson is in
attendance.
Mrs. Gray and children, of Chicago,
arrived at Minis Monday. They intend
spending the winter with Mrs. Gray's
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Piatt.
Word has just been received here OF
the death of Miss Nellie Elliott, at her
home in Iowa. She will be remembered
by good many, she having spent one
winter at Minis, teaching school. Miss
Elliott had but recently returned home
from Chicago, where she had completed
a post graduate course. Her death was
quite sudden, she being i'll only two
| days.
The Florida star., 1901-10-04
Circuit Court Matters.

Judge Jones was prevented by hear
ings in two important cases from attend
ing the Pioneer association meeting at
Rockledge on Wednesday.
In the famous Ziba King cattle case he
made decree giving the infant daughter
of the late Abner Johnson 81, 500.
In the Douglass. sawmill case, in the
Lake court, he awarded Mrs. Douglass
an injunction against the sale of the land
and sawmill claimed by her at Leesburg.
Several other orders in lesser cases
we've made.
The Florida star., 1901-10-04
Weather Report.

SUMMARY FOR SEPTEMBER BY REV. JAS. II.
WHITE. U. S. WEATHER OBSERVER.
Highest temperature on the 18th, 9l.O;
lowest temperature on the 2Oth, 72O.
Mean for the month $40; average mean
for 20 years, ,SOS S;highest mean for 70 years
in 1898, $50; lowest mean for 20 years in
1897, 1871.
Rainfall in inches, 9.32; average for "a
years, 7.93; greatest for "A years in 1878,
%. IS; least for "a years in 1882, 3.Ol.
Prevailing direction of wind, southeast.
Number of clear days, Is; number OF
fair days, 5; number OF cloudy days, d,
number Of days with rain, 8.
Island Home, Merritts Island, Fla.