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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-14

OF this borough and Miss Lizzio Wendt, OF Arch.
bald, will be united in marriage al Scranton
by Rev. ID. T. Jones today. They will take up
their residence in this borough.
ontario and Western Engineer Alyord had hts
leg painfully scalded by steam yesterday.
The employees Of the Glenwood Erie and Key
stone collicries will receive their pay today
Miss Buck, the instructor oi the play The
Lillputans in Faityland," or the Cruise OF the
Polar STAR" arrived from New York Monday
afternoon and has since been busy rehearsing
the children each afternoon and evening ana VIII
continue TO do 50 until the production OF the
play Extensive preparations have been mace
aud large number of tickets have been sold
in this and neighhoring towns which adds
greatly to the encouragement Of those partici'
pating. All not slrcaly having secured tickets
can secure them from the children or at Hen'
drck's furniture establishment. The first per-
torrance will take place Friday evening.
The Twentieth Century Sewing circle will meet
at the home OF Mrs. John Mellow. OF Cemetery
street, Friday Afternoon.
The lecture by DIR. Whslen will be delivered
in the Baptist church tonight and not in As.
sembly hall as previously announced
The Congregational iair again attracted a
number Of people last evening II will be open
again tonight In all probability everything
will he disposed OF this evening.
John prtchard and son, Thomas, and Fred
Bjourk, Of West Mayfold, were Scranton visitors
on Tucs,ldy
Miss Hattie scut. who has been spending a
few days with Scranton friends, has returned
home.
A meeting of thc holders OF the water bonds
was held last evening to take steps towards
Joint action 10 secure the redemption Of the
bonds or thl payment of the accrued interest.
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The Passing Throng.

Mis-, Jennie Sillshcc is on the sick list.
". b. Foster made trip to Pttston Tuesday
John Kennedy Wa, a Scranton visitor yestCr.
day.
Very Rev. +. +. Cohcy spent Tuesday in
Scranton.
john j. o'Boylc, Of Scranton, was in town
yesterday.
Samuel Bnrros lett on Tuesday night for New
York city.
Joseph Hansen has resigned as sexton OF ST.
Rose church.
Mary Woody, OF Vine street, scranton
visitor Tuesday.
Samuel Singer returned from New York yes.
tcrday afternoon.
John Tooln has resigned his position al the
Palace lunch room.
Miss Rose Campbell i visiting in town. Her
home i, in IIazleton.
Mrs. Anthony Hrnnigan, ot Scranton. is visit.
ing relatives in town.
Miss Grace Humphrey is confined to her home
on Salem avenue by illness.
Joseph Gallagher, Of scranton, was registered
at the Harrison house yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mooney, of Pitt,tom, is visiting
Cdrhonddlc friends tor few days.
|. Val IIollcnbeck returned Tuesday night TO
Bellevue hospital New YORK city.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. l.. Crane have returned from
two weeks trip to the Metropolis.
Mr. and Mr.. Dwight L. Crane have been
spending some time in New York city.
George Evans, Of South Main street, was in
Jounyn Tuesday evening, visiting friends.
Martin O'Ncill, OF Brooklyn street, has resigned
his position with the Scranton Traction com.
pary.
Jane, Mclean, vino has bccu seriously i'll at
his home on Brooklyn street, is now out Of
danger.
Miss Frances Flanncrr is seriously i'll with
pneumonia at the home OF d. ". Humphrey, on
Salem avenue.
H. ". lIaslsm aud g. W. Gillies, Of he In.
tcrultionil Correspondence school, were In Homes
dale yesterday.
Miss Ella Lynch aud Miss Mary Kennedy, Of
scranton, are visiting at the home OF Anthony
Barrett, on Gordon avenue.
Nr. and Mrs. II. {. Bennett. Of Biughamton,
who have been the guests OF Mr. and Mrs, W.
r. Morgan, of Salem avenue, returned TO the
Paror city yesterday,
r. d. Muir, cashier Of the National bank,
went to Carbondalc saturday and returned home
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Muir and her two
childlcn who have been spending few days
thcrc.--port Jcrvis Union.
T. j. Spettiguc is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Julius SpLch, Of Carbondac. lie will also be
the guest OF scranton friends. Mrs. George W..
Van DucSen, Of Dyberry, returned Tuesday from a
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs Ed. Smith, Of
Carbondac. Miss LdrisSa, daughter OF Rev G..
\. Place will leave on saturday Tor Kingston,
where she will attend the spring term OF Wyom.
| ing seminary, Wayne Independent,
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LUCKY JACK" ALLEN.
lie Makes a Flying Visit to Town,
and Escapes the Vigilance of
Woulb-Be Apprehenders.

John Allen, known as Lucky Jack,
for whom warrants were sworn out
ton days ago for the larceny OF 500
from his sister. Mrs. Wagner of Bel
mont street, and who escaped the vigil
laEcc of half dozen detectives and
cpnstablCs, returned to this city on
Tuesday and got away again safely.
aud by this time t. probably out OF
danger of being captured.
Allen was employed in the Wilson
Creek mine prior to his fall from grace.
ON Tuesday the miners were paid off
there and greatly to the surprise of
his cu-lJborcrs he came around ana
drew his envelope. As the holders OF
the warrant FOR his arrest did not
dream he would he SO bold, no action
had been taken To catch him. Allen
drew his pay, and then made "A visit
to his wifr, ana II is said that he told
her hc had $GI remaining of the money
he took with him.
After seeing hiS wife h. started TO
make "a second departure from the
city. lie was crossing the foot-bridge
over the river, near his home. when
several men who knew him came run
ming after him. lie crossed i'm safety,
but as his pursucrs were gaining he
plunged into the icy water and before
the chasers could make up their minds
10 follow him across he had dsap-
pearcd, ana he has not been seen since.
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not TO exceed 10 cents per hour worked and
employ so far as practicable resident taxpayers.
The committee shall, on satisfactory evidence,
discharge the road commissioner or other en-.
pioyes for ncglecting their work or for frc.
qucnting drinking houses during working hours
Under no consideration viii the Use Of intoNi
eating drinks during working hours be tolerated
Resolved, That the employees Of the electric
light plant shall consist Of two engineers aud
one fireman for the months Of December. Janu.
ary, February and March; for the remaining
eight months tho borough electric light plant
shall be operated by the two engineers at A
saiary agreed on bv majority Of the town
council Shall additional help he required At
any time for wircing OF unloading coal or rc.
pairing the plant. the electric light committee
shall have power to furnish it until the next
meeting Of council"
Presented by James w smith
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

The Rev. Harry J. Whllen, d. H., OF Carbon.
dale, speaks tonight. lie will deliver his la.
NOUS lecture on the "Nit and Iluuor oi the
Irish People" in the First Baptist church at 8
O'Clock. Dr. Mhalcn being himself an irish
nan by hitth, is well qualified TO speak on this
entertaining subject. MaIy OF tho working peo.
pie and others who heard his public speeches
last october arc familiar and will enjoy the
present opportunity oi again hearing the popu'
lar lecturer. \ large number OF tickets have
been sold hut there are still few vacant srats,
George Williams, we'll known young man
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expressing my acknowledgment for the relief
] have felt from DR.. Chase's Ointment. For
40 years | was afflicted with a skin disease
which was located in one spot-on my leg.
! have spent at rough estimate hve hun
dred dollars trying 10 effect cure and not
until applied this ointment did get relief.
You are strangers to me and this letter is
prompted directly because want to say and
feel as though l ought to say it. That
Chases Ointment has effected complete
cure OF my sfiiction. Three boxes did the
work on my leg. was also suffering from
itching piles and applied the ointment which
gave the best Of satisfaction by afording me
rest at night and rapidly causing the disease
W disappear. l have received such relief
and comfort from the ointment that cannot
withhold expressing my gratitude. was so
long afflicted with the tortures of eczema l
ieel now that am cured, word Of recon.
uendstion is due from me.
Yours truly,
JAS. !, BROWN,
Dr Chase's Ointment is sold at so cents a
nox az all dealers or DIR, A. w. Chase's Medi.
eiee Co., Buffalo. N. Y
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To Prevent Pneumonia and Grip
Laxative Blomo.Quinine removes the cause.
CLARK'S GREEN.

Sophie Godshal, a daughter Of William God.
SHALL VINO has been sufferer from diphthcria,
is now ConvaesCing.
Benjamin Mead attended the funeral Of his
brother, Ezekiel Mead in Lemon, Wyoming
county, on Sunday last.
Mrs. s. T. Wells will occupy the house re.
Gently made vacant by Chester Miller, and
belonging TO y. = Davis, on April !.
John L. Smith and family will remove from
Nay Aug to this place, iu,o tine house belong.
ing 10 ". II. Smith, soon.
Mrs. \. L. Courtright visited rclJtiyes Ia
Wilkes Barre over Sunday returning home on
Tuesday afternoon.
4 large party OF our towns foil, assembled
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Newman, on
Tuesday evening OF this week, TO do the rag
act They were royalty entertained by their host
and hostess, and returned TO their homes in the
wee sUa' hours.
NJ II. Coon has rented his farm 10 William
Doty, who will take possession on April l.
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MOOSIC.

Rev. Mr. and MIS-. i. y. Bailey attended thc
ministerial convention in Ashley Tuesday.
Mrs Torpie is i'll at the home oi her daughter,
Mrs Kicker, OF Minookd avenue.
\ farewell surprise party was tendtrcd Mr..
and Mrs. John Williams, of Minooka avenue,
Tuesday evening. As Nh and Mis-. Williams OK.
pcct 10 remove 10 lIoncsdalc. Thcir many
friends presented them with a beautiful chair
as Il mcmento OF their friendship. RcfrcSl,'
ments were served at late hour after which
the guests departed To their homes well pleased
with the evening Entertainment.
Miss Jessie Reed is i'll with pneumonia
Examination will be held today III the eighth,
ninth and tenth grades OF the high school.
Misses Blanche and Ethyl Trcglllas attended
the Lieby & Dorner wedding at Parsons rcs'
day.
The Loyal Temperance legion meet in tho
Methodist Episcopal church last evening and
Was largely attended. 4 very interesting pro-
erammc was arranged by the entertainment
committee
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chased for them. II Is building by far
the longest and most costly railway in
the world, and it owns and works over
10000 miles OF railways, the net revo-
nuc on which is equal To one-scycnth
of the net revenue ut all the railways
of the United states,
In 1898 IT received GlS0OoO,OoO into It's
Golfers, nearly one-half of which sum
was not produced by taxation, Its bud
get is greater than that of Franco by
moro than S2OO,0Oo,00o.
In 1890, when one of the banks of
London was unable to meet it's obliga-
tions, the Russian government had
with il on current account balance of
50 many millions of pounds that when
the Sank ur England came to the res
cue a request was Immediately made
to Russia not tu dispose of her balance
before certain date, since to do So
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RUSSIA'S BIG BUSINESS.
Largest in the World and the States
Profit Is Enormous.

"l'he Russian state is by far the
greatest economic unit on the face of
the globe" TO ninety-nine readers
out of 100 this statement viii doubt
less be startling, says Henry Norman
in Scribners Magazine. IT certainly
was to me when | first met with It,
but the facts to justify it are not far
TO seek. The Russian STATE draws an
annual net profit of 41W0,0OO rubies
from it's forests, mines and agricultural
property. II receives annually S0,0O0,OO0
rubles from its communities of eX-serfs
for the use of land II ceded to or pur-
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would be to precipitate a financial crisis
of the utmost gravity, Finally, be-
sides being a capitalist and a banker
of this magnitude, The Russian state
is also a mctallurgist and "A spirit mer-
chant In word, the proud claim is
made for it that 1t is the greatest land
owner the greatest capitalist, and car
rics on the largest business in tho
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How to Cure a Cold.

Don't 30 To bed. Don't stop work.
Don't take q Turkish bath aud render
yourself liable to an attack of pneu-
monia. krauscs Cold cure, i'm con-
N,ncnt capsule form, will cure you in
- hours. They are pleasant 10 take
and cause no ringing in your head or
other disagrccahl" sensations, Prics
~. Sold 10y Matthews Bros -
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DALTON.

stanley Allen arrived home on Tuesday from
six weeks visit in Germany. Mr.. Allen cx.
percnccd the seyerest voyage he has ever taken
on his homeward trip.
Mary, the little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley Allen, who has been quite ill.,. is i'm.
proving.
Miss Grace lIarker is seriously i'll at the home
OF her mother with pneumonia.
Rev II. j. Whaen, ID. D., OF CdIbondac, gave
his stereoptcon lecture jn" the Baptist church
on Monday evening on l''1he Life OF Christ"
and Oh Tuesday evening he lcctured on "Thc
Bright and Lark Side of Lie in New York"
Mr.. Whalen is popular lecturer clothing his
| remarks in eloquent and witty language. lie is
an excellent story teller and delights his audi.
ence with the narration OF amusing incidents
The audiences not very large, owing TO
inClement weather
The funeral OF d. Webster Griffin was held at
his late home in Glcnburn yesterday morning at
1890 O'Clock. Rev. James Fielding, OF Scranton
had charge of the service and Rev. Robert r.
Thompson assisted. \ large number OF rcla.
tives and friends in attendance The cas-.
kct covered in the beautiful floral pieces.
The body was taken on the noon train to
Scranton and was buried in Dunmorc cemetery
Fred Scott was visitor in Montrosc on sun.
day.
Mrs Emma Miles and daughter, who recently
returned from an extended visit in Wilkes Barre
are quite ILL
John Dcrshimcr is confined to his home with
severe attack OF grip.
Uriah H. Cole and Mrs Emma Franklin
united in marriage at the formers home ycstcr.
day morning at Lily Lake. They left this place
on the l.3O Lackawanna train for short we'd.
ding tour.
Rev. A. ". Cooper has been unanimously
| called to return for another year as pastor OF
| the Methodist church Rev. Cooper has done
| excellent work the past year and is highly
| teemcd by his people.
Letters from Mis-. Henry VI. Ives and Miss
| Jessie Hall, who are soourning IN Southern Cali.
| tornia state that they arc having pleasant
| time and that the thermometer registers 10
| degrees
| Edward Northup has rented his farm 10 Hilbert
johnson and he will move his family 10 Glen
| burn about April l.
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much c pm m ent,
People are begin.
ming to realize that
this Ointment is a
wonder worker with
all kinds OF skin
trouble. Attorney
Jas. J. Brown, St.
lgnace, Michigan,
writes as follows:
DR.. A. w. Chase
Med. Co.. Buffalo.
N. Y.--Gents:-l
cannot refrain from
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OLD,O423I
Carbonda1e Department.

was rendered a birthday party on Tuesday even.
ing by a large number OF her friends. They met
at her home on North Wyoming street early in
the evening and 1t was early in the morning
before they took their departure. The hostess
received q number OF beautiful gifts among them
a gold watch from her husband, her little
daughter Clara, making a cute little presenta.
tion speech. Games and dancing took up the
major portion Of the evening. At midnight a
bountiinl, homc.likc supper was served. Among
those present were Miss Helen Battcnburg and
Harry Miller, OF Archibald.
LITTLE GORDON LIE SlCk.-- Gordon Lee
the young son Of the Rev Charles Ice,
Of the Fnst Presbyterian church, is ser.
ousy i'll with brain i"rcr supposed TO be r1.
suit of a cotsting accident which happened on
February 70. Gordon was run into on Lincoln
avenue by bob.sed containing eight Young
stcrs and hurled some distance. When he was
picked Up lie was unconscious, and his eyclih
was torn open, requiring several stitches To close
the wound Several Of the coasters were also
hurt by the accident. About a week later Cor.
don went to- S'hool again, and continued goinS
until a few days ago when he was taken 50 III
that trained nurse had to bc engaged. lie wd'
reported TO be somewhlt improved yesterday.
WALKER & co. ON APRIL 1.--Thomas Walker
aud Frank u. Clifford are the partners in the
newest trn IN town. On April | they VIII open
= grocery store in the Neaon building on South
Main street, which has been in process Of rc'
building tor several weeks, it being especially
fitted up for their use. Mr. Walker has been
| IN business on Cottage street for long time
| and knows the details OF tho grocery trade. Mr.
Clifford is well known about this city and sur.
rounding towns as progressive and ambitious
young man. lie was formerly city clerk and
now has an insurance business in the Burke
| building. Mr. Clifford will continue TO devote
| the major portion OF his time to his insurance
| business, the other partner looking after the
| newly established grocery. Tho new firm will be
| known as MalEcr Il Co.
| \ FIRE SCARE BIT No DAMAGE. While
pEc OF the worIlncn from the Carbon
| dale Gas company was trying tho gas fixtures
| in the store being fitted UP tor McClnn BROTH.
crS. last evening. to see /! the gas TUNED o,s
| he received surprise. He was not the only
one lie had made the circuit OF the store with
4 candle aud all seemed to he right when ne
| knocked the cap of gas tube, and the candle
| and gas became mixed up. sheet OF 1dlrC
| pv,r two feet long shot forth. George Robin
| son was standing IN a stcrltdder right in front
OF the pipe and his har and eyebrows were
badly sngcd Patrick Mccain. ono OF the
| firm. saw the blaze from the street, and imagined
his place was on fire. after considerable en-
| c.trmcnt the flame WAS qucnchcd without calling
out the iiromcn, Nothing in the stock was
| damaged.
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eczema for
Forty Years.
The Unqualified Statement of Well
Known Attorney, ST. Ignace, Mich.

Some of the cures made by Dr.. a. w.
Chases Ointmeat Of stubborn aud long con.
tiuued eczema and skin diseases are causing
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MEETINGS TONIGHT -George L, Randolph
camp, No. l3s, Sons Of Veterans. Branch 80,
Catholic Mutual Benevolent association Car
bondalc canton, No 40 Patriarchs Militant.
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TRANSFERS TO oRGANIzE-Thc draymen and
tclmstcrs OF this city will hold meeting in
~ Rose hall this evening at o'clock Tor the
purpose Of organizing a local union.
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FELT ITS BUSINESS END james McDon.
5us, young man employed at the Erie
minc., was kicked in the abdomen iy
| mule yesterday afternoon. lie was painfully
injured.
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MIR. sPERI's FuNERAL.--1hc funeral services
over the late Henry John SpalI. who died on
Tuesday afternoon, will be held at his late resi-.
o'clock. The Rev. A. I, Chanec, Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, will preside at the
obsequits. The body will he taken TO Susquc,
hanna tomorrow morning on the Erie flyer, There
the knights OF Honor, OF which order Mr.. Spcrl
Was a member will take charge OF the remains.
Burial will be made in Susquchanna.
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A TIlIMBLE TEAMS. Mary Crane and Miss
Crane, OF g2 Lincoln avenue, will have thim-
bic tea this afternoon from 4 TO : O'Clock.
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No "UNFMR sILK" iIERE.-Mothcr Jones,
who came TO town day or so ago to inyesiigat
the story that the employees Of the Klots mill
at Simpson are handling "mfair silk from the
Scranton mills, was soon satisfied that there
was no truth in the allegation. The management
showed her every courtesy while she was at the
mill. She advised the silk workers to stick close
10 their union and TO be- faithful 70 their en-.
ployels She promised " return in a short time
and address a mass meeting
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QUARTERLY CONVENTION.

QUARTERLY CONVENTION. -- The quarter.
L. convention of The Welsh Methodist
church Of the district OF Northeastern Penn,
sylvanil will be held on Sunday next in the
church of that denomination on South Chmcli
street. There will lie number of prominent
Welsh preachers in attendance and a cordial
invitation will be extended TO IT," Welsh pco'
PIE throughout the town aud vicinity
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: FARMER IN TROr BLE--A Cherry Ridge
farmer vino captured by Officer lluddy ON
Canaan street "a Monday evening" while in "A
condition Of "ilow came YOU so' and who
spent the night in the city ail was introduced
formally to Mayor Mlpatrick yesterday morning.
III. honor listened carefully TO an ingcniou,
tale OF meeting friends etc., and allowed
him to depart with some sound advice.
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TOPICS OF THE TOWN.

BoRN.--To Mr. and Mls. Horton Dhts OF Bel
mont street. daughter.
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\ BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs, Joseph Kicfcr
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MIR. LEEK COVERING Some OF the resi-.
dents Of this city must remember Chapman A.
Leek, who peddcd meat here several years ago
About three weeks ago Mr.. Leek got tangled
up with a circular saw at Rowlands, and when
he was taken 10 the Port Jervis hospital it was
found necessary 10 finish the saws work by
amputating his arm. lie has recovered 80 lar
as TO leave the hospital which is a quick cure
considering that he nearly bed 90 death before
being taken 10 the hospital.
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RESIGNED Ills POSITION. Joseph Han.
,ou. who has been sexton at Saint Rose
hmch since the resignation OF Andrew
Neehan has resigned hi, position His sucocs-
,ol has not been named
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r. J.. &. CLUB MEErS.-Miss Grace Harvey
entertained the r. l.. G. club at her home on
Canaan street, on Tuesday evening.
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TO PETITION MR.. pIiIIBIN.--At the last
meeting of Local No. 1906 United Mine Workers
Of America, Of this city, the members unaui.
mously decided to petition Hon. =. A. Philbin.
the representative from thi, district, to Use all
efforts at Harrisburg Tor the advancement OF the
bills introduced in the Legislature in the interest
of the miners.
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LECTI RE POSTPONED The Sons OF Temper
ancc, who were to have opened their series II
lectures last night, were forced TO postpone the
lecture until Some date in the near future. Rev
Charles Lee and Rev. A. +. Chaticc who were
To have delivered addresses last evening, were
both prevented from attending owing TO unfor.
seen causes.
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4 BARN BURNED barn the property Of
Hun. living at "Thc stump" was burned last
night.
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POSTPONED. owing 10 the serious llla">o
Of Gordon, the little son Of Rev. Charles Lee.
the lecture which was to have been delivered by
Mr. Lcc last night at sons ot Temperance hail.
has been indefinitely postponed.