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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-04
Weak and Nervous.

Mrs. II. Kohle, Defiance, O., writes:-
ait gives me great pleasure TO recon-
mend Peruna as one of the best medi-
cines for female weakness and catarrh.
] was so weak and nervous / could walk
but q little distance.
"Au my friends thought 7 had lung
trouble, and I had almost given up, but
through one OF DR.. Hartman's books
decided to write to him. He presoribod
for me, and I followed his directions
and took Peruna. had taken it bat o
short time until 7 was 20 much im-
proved, and regained my healLh and
strength, and today my health IS as
good as it has been for years. I hope
Peruna may be the blessing TO others
that 1t has been 10 me.n-1lrs. II. Kohle.
"Perunn is Sever-FaiIing."
Mrs. f. Rilser, 8ol W. 1st street, Cedar
Falls, Ia, writes:
"'Health is wealth and I have the
best OF health since taking your rene
dies. After five Iong years Of suffer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-04
Detroit, Mich. Aug. l. 1901.

Detroit, Mich. Aug. 1, 1891.
Miss Matte BeaI Wichita, kan;
Dear Miss Beal.-I have read IN the
newspapers OF your good fortune in Sc
curing the choice Of land locations. and
although I DO not wish any publicity.
do wish 70 correspond with you. as / no.
ticed yesterday IN one paper that you
denied being engaged FIRST. expect
that our. correspondence shall hr strictly
confidential ard this letter VII be only
preliminary. and hope you win delay
the matter OF an engagement untI Tau
bear further from me. You viii Under
stand frUv why 7 do not with pgbl.rity
when ten SOU that am president and
sereral manager OF g rsiiroa1. a1l f11 .l
we happen 90 aEree I can make SOS a
rrese-t BE the fltGre. ~ tbe proper uue,
AZ So 9ol or 2f1aa IN railroad stock
would ike 20 Use my of.cil pager o-t
ull defer that for tbe present. ad W-l
secure a ra=teFlre box il = 1e-Tncl-lre s
town. Mount Cl1--rs especially t7r tls
co-raspou6ea-e sikh you. - taat Tos can
direct % the box Z fo t1is far uT oV
--oteetl1-. Ter an swsre thaf you u-1y
- already engaged EoE a1r woai
r--v anyone we Cd u7t Ike. t4t car
ro-uairta-re mav he uut1aiiF HErsaals
80 sesrahle- e. rot pvt ia rT czr1
- president ard ge-erai =raraTr- - a
~s bur wl8 defe- g untl ilre-- Tae
re-e-s ue-rl1r SOD aH IN r
r -tv hr-r r5u wil pardon ~
VISA ra- that Z err -afasr
~ tte place hL iark for a .s-f
sstA ug TX 1lmeer. Ter-r. VIA al-rh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-04
Important TO Chautauqua and Pan
American Exposition Visitors.

The Akron Route through time and
through service shows important revision,
beginning August 4th The Buffalo Ex-
press becomes the ChautauQua Lake TX
press. and runs only 10 ChautaUQua,
leaving ST. Louis 8.15 p. IN. The Exposi-
ton Express leaves St. Louis 1900 .. m,
arrives Chautauqua ABOUT 100 a. M
Buffalo .3j p. m. The Pan-American
Express leaves St. Louis S;44 a. M, ar
rives Chautauqua and Buffalo next morn
ing For information about low fares
and other details consult j. NJ Ches-
brough. A q. p. Agt., st. Louis, Mo-, or
a. 3. Ritcble. r. p. Agt.. Joplin, Mo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-04

nette type. American; am a professional
man. Want TO retire on farm With
some good. true woman. can help hrr
stock 20 and start it right. II vou cnre to
marry. aad entertain any such Iaeas 80
above referred 90. now ls your a chance
Many take me 20 De youurer than A.
years old II we should marry. 7 wil ree
that you need not hurt yourself ~ work
Please 1et rae hear from sou at once.
and II agreeable I wln can out aai see
YOU. and we can srrange ruattera. ~
agreeable % both ~ uT
Awaiting your favorable reply I am
very respectfully yo-rs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-04

Wans Study Club and Secretary
the Independent Order cod Templars, writs
that
the good Pena Hy0a had "or'af
brokeH-dOHH perfect heh feeling cheer
nor grateful 10
unable stand
aggate looked myself eonf
perfect
Thanksgiving day truly
and Bzulo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-04

EI Reno must now clean up. The sanit-
ary conditions of town Of 6.e0 souls,
suddenly grown 20 from 5000 70 lo2Qoo,
remaining SO for month. easily can be
imagined. - or four weeks, in the middle
Of every street, have h7urisned restaur-
ants. refrcshment counters. stands, kitch-
ems and fruit places, almost without num-
her. Given these conditions, q world of
refuse and decaysd vegetation; the dust
raised and circulated by che ceaseiess
tramp. tramp of myriad feet and the
necessity of q clean-up can be irnag. ned
"Oa to Iawton IS the cry. This city,
before August 6. when town lots VIII oe
sold. vii number its population wei u2
ia the thousands. The tents are going
ND. The postoGice is este blished. The
trains snd stages ard wagons and horses
ere carrying 70 the southwest the men
who represent q dozen classes There are
the h5meseekers fer the L-awton district; ;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-04
EVERYBODY IN A HURRY
FL Reno station Is scene OF BustIins,
RustIIng Humanity,

El Reno, ". T., Aug. S.-At the Rock
Island station here, trunks and luggage
are piled as high as the roof, awaiting
shipment. Thousand of people pack the
platforms and approaches at every in
coming train. This all means the excite
ment at FL Reno is over. and the con-
lection Of the past month is about to be
relieved.
No better idea Of the situation as it ap-
plies to Il Reno can be got than by the
action of the grafters. After their phe-
nomenaI business here for weeks, they
have packed their tents like the Arab.
but unlike the denizen of the desert, they
are not quietly stealing away, but noisily.
From the uptown streets to the station
has been transferred the scene Of activ-
ity If the outgoers seek to get out of
town with some money left. they are
destined to fail into the hands Of the
CRATER. even as they take their trains.
The CRATER is making his last effort in
FL Reno. Tomorrow he viii be in Law
ton, in Andarko and in Hobart.
The feverish excitement is over. The
work of Governor Richrds and his faith
ful clerks is nearly ended. only remains
the completion drowning of unsuccessful
applicants and the installation of land
Office officials here and at Lawton, and
the greatest work ever attempted in open
ing a new country win be completed.
The tents are coming down, and the cara
vans are filing their dusty way to the
final end OF their homeseeking pilgrimage.
The disappointed are going 10 Lawton
and elsewhere. houing 10 find claims after
all untaken; or returning to Kansas and
Oklahoma homes, theer to try their lvek
in the older country. The voice OF the
barker. the spieler. the CRATER. the vendeI
is almost hushed- The town is preparing
to resume its normal condition, and to
rest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-04
HOUSTON
FORMALLY
INSTALLED
New Secretary Takes His
Place in School Land Office
FlLS0N Is RETIRED
Turns Over $500, 1000 Worth
of Notes TO Successor
LSON is RETIRED

Guthrie, o. T., Aug. al. J. Houston
has been formally installed as secretary
of the territorial land school Office. Chas.
H. Fison, who has been secretary for
folr years an done month, retiring. The
new secretary receipted to the retiring
secretary for L. .62S notes aggregating in
amount s566.87o and the checking up Of
the Office showed that in the four years
during which Mr.. Filson was in charge
of the Office there were collected s749,-
615o5 in cash and the total expense of
carving on the office was S48,-0l 81 The
money collected was divided among the
various funds as follows:
Common school fund. 5S2 .
College nd.......-................. SA4i9.ol
Public building fund.............. 94,50o Is
Greer county section Is fund.-. 1858 2
Green county section SO fund.-. 4,691. Il
In the checking up to turn over the
office every one Of the 1893 notes was
listed separately and all OF the funds and
accounts balanced separately and all
notes and cash accounts representing IN
total aggregate amoutn to over million
and a quarter dollars balanced to a cent.
The territorial school land office has
grawn to be the largest and most import
ant department of territorial business,
large amounts Of money being handled
daily and accounts kept with over 6'o0
Iessees of territorial lands as wen as ac-
counts by funds, and yet the business IS
so thoroughly systematized that at the
close of business every night the condi-
ton Of each individual account as well as
of the various fund accounts can be as
certained at q glance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-04

the future merchants of the town; the
town lot SPECTATORS; the sightseers; the
grafters. and lne gamblers. It is hetre-
genuous conglomeration OF humanity. and
but the transfer, TO a large extent, OF the
past months congestion from FL Reno to
Lawton. The city will start big.
Dennis Flynn says while IN Washing
ton month or six weeks ago, he tried TO
get registration at every land Office town
in Oklahoma. He only failed. But Sem
ator Bailey of Texas, had a scheme. too
His was to have not only registration in
Oklahoma, but in Texas and Indian ter
ritory, in a dozen places He, too, failed,
and Mr.. Flynn, in view of the result OF
both registration and drawing, is pleased
that neither was successful. for had the
one been, so, also, might have been the
other.
The political effect of the drawing is
gratifying TO oklahoma Republicans.
They believe the new country and the ter
ritory safely Republican. The small pei
cent of successful Texans, as opposed to
the large per cent of Kansans and Okla
homans. would seem 10 bear these Okla
homa Republicans out, and If the new
country is Republican, Oklahoma viii
probably be a state before the end Of the
Fifty-seventh congress.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-04

ing you gave me good heaifh through
your blessed Peruaa. sHd nav II has
been six years since ! first wrote 10
Dr.. Hsrtman cnd through his inYaiG-
asie advice ard 1eycr-faiiiag Pcruaa,
] an IN perfect health.
"I could not situp over half hour az
q time when began taking Peruna.
am now Sta perfect health, and have lot
had any signs Of ray old complaint, tpei-
vic catarrh) for SIX years. There arc not
many of my aee a. healthy az I an, as
I am "a years old. 'Peruna' f. tbs
name az our family phyF'cian'-it Is
ncver-faillng, gives quick rciief."-Mrs.
T.. Riker.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-04

The above are only three 81 Thousands
OF cases a. female weakness that have
been cured bv Dr. Hartman's advice.
Al aling women should write Or. Hart
man. Advice free. Address Dr. s. i.
Hartman, President u The Hartman
sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25

lister of foreign affairs, having renew
ed his assurances of Turkeys intention
TO apologize to the embassies for the
recent violations of til. foreign mail
bags, the British, French and Austro-
Hungarian ambassadors had acknowl-
edged them in an identical note.
1t is difficult to say just what action
the porte will take in regard 10 Italy's
request.
The sultan is having trouble in an
other quarter The officials OF the OF
tolnan embassy at Paris have tele-
graphed to the sultan threat. ming to
leave their posts unless their salaries
are pnd.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
MENACES PORTE
Demands Reparation From Sultan
For Postal Agents Arrest.
TALK OF SENDING WARSHIPS
Latest Development In Dfhcnity
which II Was Thought Some
Days Ago Had Been Salts
fnctoriIy Settled.

Constantlnople, May 24.-in conse-
uucnce Of the arrest Of an Italian post
al agent Mt Preveza, on the north side
of the gulf of Arta, the Italian charge
daffares has demanded Immediate
PREPARATION from the porte. II this Is
not accorded, Italy will send warships
to preveza to exact satisfaction.
1t was thought here that the postal
difficulty had been finally adjusted, and
this development is an entirely unex-
pected one.
On aIay 81 it was announced that
Ahmed Tewfik Pasha, Ottoman min
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
Verdict For Bank Receiver.

Windsor, VT, May 24.-Iudee Wheel
en- in the United States district court
has declared that verdict of S21,OS0
be entered in favor of -. u. Muir. re.
cciver of the Merchants National bank
of Rutland. in his case against the II
deity company of Baltimore The iiti-
cation grew out of the wrecking of the
Merchants bank last year by Cashier
Mussey, whose bond was furnished by
the Baltimore concern.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
TOM MOORE CLUB CONCERT.
Sons of Erin Listen to Songs of the
Old Country

\ delightful entertainment and concert
was given hy the Tom Moore Club before
4 lat@e audience ut the Grand OInra
House last night. Ii was made up large
~ of favoritr Irish songs some Of which
We're sung i'll Irish.
There was much applause and many
"ncares. The following program was
rendered:
Fart First Song. when He Who
Adorrs Thee" tMoorel. Molly Bawn."
tl."ferl, Professor William Ludwig:
song, The Meeting Of the Waters"
tAloofci. Miss ANNA II. Kelly: song. "On
IN the Silly Night" (AIoorcl. Henry
eurnry; song, The Harp that once"
IN Irish. Moorc,, Miss Julia O'Dono..
hue; song. Might Closed Around. in
Irish, Aloorel, "'fhe Irish Rcaprrs' Hur-
vest Hymn, (kccgani. Professor VIII
liam Ludwig: quartet. Loves Yonn.
l,rcam." Nloorr, Miss O'Donoghuc. Miss
l>"lly, Mr. Quincy, Prof. Ludwig: ballad.
Kathleen Mavourrcn," Wrouch). Miss
Anna Il. Kelly; ballad. "Ihc Croppy
Boy. Alaonel. '"rhc Wearing Of the
tir"en.' Professor William Ludwig.
/ Fart Second Song. .Thc Minstrel
Boy, (Moorr,. Henry Quincy: ballad,
Way Down upon the Swanee River
tF"sterl. Miss Julia O'Donoghuc:qu
.ltct Erin Remembers" MoorcD. Miss
Don"glne, Miss Kelly. Mr.. Gnrney,
l'rof. Ludwig: song. TN Happy Mo
mcnts." WallaccD "rhe Boys Of Wesc-
ford, Goycrl. Professor William Iud-
wig; ballad, The Kerry Dance" (Mal-
loyh Miss Anna H. Kelly; song, 'sBelicye
me Of all those Endcaring Young
harms, tMoorcl. Henry Quincy: street
hallad, lord Waterford in Dead" Pro.
fessor William Ludwig: "rhe Star.
Spangicd Banner" Qeyp Professor vii.
liam Ludwig.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25

New York, May 24.-rhe Arctic club
has just given a farewell dinner mt the
Marlborough hotel to Explorer Evelyn
Il. baldwin who will lead the Baldwin
Ieigler polar expedition. Professor
William ii. Brewer. president of the
club, presented 10 Mr.. Baldwin silk
american flag. with the wish that it
III accepting said that he was convinc-
cd that the expedition would be sue
cpSSful
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
A Mileage Decision.

Washington, May 81 The comptrol-
Ter of the treasury has decided that
Senators Bate and I'illman, having
herr summoned TO this city rs witness
os on behalf of the United States in the
ease Of the United States versus Cnl-
len. are entitled to the usual mileage
and witness fees provided by law and
that the law rs to clerks and officers.
which provides that in such eases they
shall not he allowed mileage. does not
apply to United States senators.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
Alan. island Tr,eedy

Isiverhead y. y, May -. William
Woodruff. a farmer, residing nj Laurel
n village seven miles from here. shot
and killed Martha Williamson. neigh
Dor. and then committed suicide. lust
what led to the tragedy has not yet
been made clear. hut it is said that the
woman had spread some gossip about
Woodruff and young woman living at
Sayyille, to whom he was engaged.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
A Cold BIoodcd Murder

Kingston. \. Y, May 24.-Frank He.
roy, son of Methodist clergyman. shot
and killed Charles vanderlyn at Green
ileld. leroy was drunk ana abusing
ms uncle, james leroy, IN agN Grip
pie. Ills mother asked NandeIrlyn 10
Interfere. Heroy resented Nanderlyn's
action and. getting a shotgun, took de-
hberate aim and fired. Then he sur
rendered himself.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
SAVED FROM THE LASH.
Governor Grants Respite to 10
Year Old Percy Smith,
w hipping Held UP Until Case Can
be Considered by Board
of Pardons,

Governor HUM was in Wilmington
yesterday and called at the Court House
where he delivered to Sheriff Mcdaniel
an oIder temporarily remitting the tell
lashes which were to have been given
Percy Smith at New Castle today.
Percy is apont Is years old. For steal
ing jewelry from Cornelia Entrikin, he
was sentenced to receive ten lashes and
to be imprisoned six months. He was
sent to the Ferris Industrial School when
about | | years Of age.
1t is said he preferred to go to New
Castle Jail than go to the industrial
school again.
When the conrt was i'm ,osing sem
tence nothing was said in SMITHS he.
half, but persons interceded with the
governor for him. Tie governors order
holds mp the whipping for 30 days, by
which time an application to remit the
lashes permanently may have been
passed oon by the Board Of Pardons.
While Young Smith was in the cells 81
the Court House, a photeg' aph was taken
of him tor presentation to the Board Of
Pardons.
TNl,,, -, c., T-,p,n..s sn1,1 oo,,I
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
busy On New York Canals.

Albany, May 24.Traftic on the state
canals since the opening of navigation
on May Z shows a large increase In the
Tonnage carried and the number of
miles cleared by boats as compared
with the corresponding period of 1900.
This is particularly true of the ship
ments of grain from Buffalo, which
have been very large this year.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
Dccision Aenin.t ycrmont

Washington, May 24.-Acting Comp
troller of the Treasury Mitchell has
decided adversely the claim of the
state Of Vermont for reimbursement
of S6,Io2 paid to officers and men of
the First Vermont infantry, national
guard. prior to the date of their as
semhly ut the rendezvous named by
the governor at the outbreak of the
Spanish war;
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25

Ogdenshurg, n. T., May II. The ex-
culsion steamer Empire state, one of
the largest Of the Folger line, has been
beached near Brockville, Ont, and is
resting with nine feet of water in her
hold The steamer had 500 excursion
lists on board from Prescott. Ont. and
Brockville, Ont, bound for the celebra-
tion Mt Kingston, Ont. The fireman
left the portfolios open, and the water
rushed in, extinguishing the fire. The
boat was beached and her passengers
landed snfeIy.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
Retittinm - shnmrnc. III.

southampton, MaS =. The Sham
rock II will be moored in Garrloch on
the Clyde. near The yards Of Denny
Bros, while she is being rolittcd. Tllr
date when size will leave Southampton
has not vet been fixed. II is not cx-
pcctca that She will be locked here.
Mr.. Fife, the designer of Shamrock /,
has arrived here.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25

East Falls.
Pensions Granted.

Colonel John Wainwright nf Whining.
ton. has secured pension for James
Mcpherson alias James McCarv, resid
ing in this city, OF Sc month from Feb-
ruary IT, 1872 IS a month finm Septem-
Der 26, 1900 Mr.. McPhars0n served il
Co +, LIST Z S Cllofed Infantry. Col
Wainwrig has also secured a pension
for Charles Reed, Co. y, Sth Delaware
Volunteers, residing at 3US Fast Ninth
street, this city, Of $40 a month, from
August 20 1900,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
arm, Ke...,.,i.,n4 Amended.

Washington. May y. \ general OF
dcf amends the army regulations % MS
40 allnW q the procurement Of supple;
fm thr army hN oral agreement in The
1anRlcr common among business men
wtrn There is ~ tilne for advertise
III iliS, Another paragraph is amended
50 tiHi military stores and public prop
criS q II, sold maN BE- either disposed
~ fl ca.h ~ public auction ~ 10 the
ii,sRst bidder Oh scaled proposals,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
rauntecfettinr In Mexico.

FL Paso, Tex, May 24.-At the vii
lage Of San Ygnacio, just south Of this
city, in Mexico, the police have I'M
earthcd a complete outfit for making
counterfeit money. q. Pertz and 4.
Marques have been arrested on sis-
picion. The outfit was complete for
the manufacture of American money.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
white Wine ousting Absinth,

Paris, May "A. Minister Of Finance
NJ. Caillaux announced at a cabinet
council that, III consequence of the new
liquor Inv greatly decreasing the taxes
on wines and elders, the consumption
thereof had increased 30 per cent dur
ing the first four months of the year,
the consumption of white wine having
largely replaced the drinking Of alb
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
REORGANIZATION of Steel Plan.

flttsburg, May 2i-Notices have been
posted at the plant of the American
steel and Wire company, Neville is
lald, 10 the effect that on May 81 every
man employed in the plant would be
discharged and that on June all the
forces would be reorganized. 1t is nm
aefstood that many of the present en-
ployees will be left out by the reorgan.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
ynInnnls MnsicnI nisco,ern.

London May y The full score Of
Purcclrs Fairy Queen. which had
been missing for 2on years has boon
discovered in tho library Of the Royal
Academy Of Music among i pile Of
manuscript. Il was t,tqitpathcd 10 the
academy by Il. ]. $. stevens in 1881.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25

Boston, MtN ~ After several days
tho lair steel mast o. the independence
llas leen successfully stepped. Tie
raising of the mast, which weighs over
five tons. With its rigging, was aocom-
risllpd with ease. Il took considerable
tilHe = @et tI5, spar ii Just the right
p itian - ihat its shect could be let
inip the RUG IN the mast step folnda-
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
Catarrh Gannnt be Cnred

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease
Catarrh is blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure ii You must
take internal medicines. Halls Catarrh
'nrr Is taken Internally, and acts di-
rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces.
Halls Catarrh Cure is not o,ocE
medicine. 1t was prescribed by one Of
me best physicians in this country for
Years and is a regular prescription. II
IS composed of the best tonics known.
combined with the hest blood purifiers
acting directly on the mucous surfaces
me. perfect combination of the two in
sr,'iieilts : what produces such wonder
full results in curing Catarrb Sand ~.
testimonials free.
-. CHENEY & co, Props. Toledo. @
Sold by druggists, price 75c
ialFs Family Pills are the best
I, Iii
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25

OmaIa. May II, : delegation If Tie
Ohio society Of Omaha, headed Dy
Mayor Moores and Edward Rosewater.
greeted Governor Nash and his party
when they arrived here en route home
from san Francisco After An informal
reception On the platform At tlir rail
way station the party resumed lis jour
nov
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
, con..,,nona I.,s. T.,.c,tx

SonthwicIS, MnsS., May II. Charles
Uennie, aged about -. Of Hartford
was drowneG i'll Cungamond lake Wiki
fishing by the npsettinG 81 i boat. Ills
companion, Edward .AToutte. was res
cuea after drifting about al night on
the overturned boat.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-25
AinI,n,nn mink onils.

MoutcyaIIo, Nlna May II. The Shell
hy County bank has SuSpeGdrd pay-
ment. j notice was posted saying the
suspension was merely temporary and
was caused hy withdrawals Of cash
ana failure % collect promptly. No
statement Is ubtainnblc.