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ARBirRAroRs TO MEET
PRECEDENT lssued a Call A Soon AZ a.
Learned Strike Was on.

President lssued Call A. Soon AZ He
Learned Strike Was on.
Washington. Oct 22.-Shortly before
. o'clock yesterday afternoon. Prest-
dent Roosevelt received . telegram
from Wilkesbarre. Pa. informing him
that the convention OF miners had de-
clared on the anthracite coal strike.
The telegram was signed by John Nit
ehell. chairman. and w. B. Wilson. SEQ
Rotary OF the convention. and was idsn-
teal with that made public at Wilkes
barre. Immediately on receipt OF this
Information. the following telegram
was sent to Mr.. Mitchell.
Washington, Oct 81, 1904.
"John Mitchell, Wilkesbarre. Pa
upon receipt Of your telegram Of
this date, the president summoned the
commission TO meet hero on Friday
next. the oath instant, at 10 a m
GEORGE d. CORTELYOU, See"
IT Is probable that the first ses-
sions Of the commission at which testt-
mony will be taken will be held in
Wilkesbarre. as that city viii be most
convenient for the miners representa-
lives OLuoE A1oSblnBb wiz Dc ne4Q IN
Philadelphia or New York. or "a both
cities. Whether the sessions OF the
commission will be open TO the public
IS a question the commission itself viii
have to determine, but It IA regarded as
quite likely that at all sessions when
testimony is taken, representatives OF
the press will be admitted.
How long the hearings viii eontinua,
nobody can foretsIl. At their consfu-
sion. each member Of the commission
will be supplied with a copy OF the
testimony adduced and Will eonsides
II at his leisure.
The two hosiery mills OF Henry
Kraemer and the rc.!dencs OF John
Unangst. at NazarG; :. near Easton.
Pa. we're destroyed ~ fire Saturday
night. Loss, $100,cGc.
Tuesday, o sS.bor 81.
The Cuban congress adjournad yes-
tsrday until November g.
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Want TO Find Them.

1 would like TO know the whereabouts
OF my brothers William and Anderson
Robinson. When last heard of they
We're working IN Richmond. Also my
sisters Sallie, Jane and Louisa Robinson.
Saliie married and went to Washington
to hive. My fathers name was Walker
Robinson. he was absent at the time of
the war and has not been heard from
since. My mothers name was Martha
Robinson, and when last heard of was
living with Sallie. Ny name is Frank
Robinson.
Any information concerning them
VIII be gladly received by addressing
the same.
FRANK JOHNSON.
3t.
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE AGRI.
CULTURAL FAIR.

RALEIGH, N. c., Oct, 27-S1, 1902.
For the above occasion the Southern
Railway will sell special round-trip
tickets to Raleigh, n. O., at one fare,
plus fifty (50) cents, for the round-trip,
which includes one admission to the
Fair, applying from all points within
the state of North Carolina; also Nor
folk, Richmond, Lynchburg, Danville,
and intermediate points in the State of
Virginia; tickets on sale October 10th to
3Oth, with return limit November Srd
A very low rate will apply for military
companies and bands In uniform;
twenty or more on one ticket. ,.sS, :.
49, - q -
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soon as he stepped on to the hotel pi-
azza. A Chicago acquaintance. quietly
smoking on the piazza, gave him a
haSty greeting and hurriedly plunged
into the hotel. Presently a disheveled
man rushed from an elevatoc and
seized the doctor.
Doctor" he exclaimed, "yoa're Just
the man I want Our baby L. sick
dying, were afraid. Brain fever-un-
conscious; doesn't know me; tele-
graphed al over, but couldn't find you.
We've had every doctor we could find
up here. but none of them seems to
think he's got any chance"
Swept along by this tide OF explana-
ton, the doctor finally stood In a
darkened room beside limp, uncon-
scious child. Waving the mother and
several Attendants aside. he sat down
close to the bed. Soon he nlotioned
tho father to accompany him from
the room. but voice from the foot of
the bed interpoSed. Speak right out.
doctor; we viii be glad to have your
opinion"
< The specialist heSttated in evident
brain fever, DOCTORS" he said. "you
have cured him of that, but" he
motioned to the nurse to draw up the
shades, and as the light streamed into
the room turned again to the bed-"I
find something in tho mouth which
may contribute to the trouble some
what A slight surgical operation will
doubtless assist somewhat" He
reached for lance from ono of the
medicine cases at hand and lanced the
child's gum, where several teeth were
struggling through.
There was e sigh OF returning con-
seriousness ami presently the child
opened its eyes
"He will be all right In an hour OF
two" explained tho doctor TO the
astonished parents. Then he turned
toward his audience.
The pressure on the nerves" he
began with his usual eaSerness TO ex-
plain, but no stopped abruptly. Be
fore him. recdening wfth confusion.
stood the two wise Koung doctors.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-25

WA NJTED CoL0RED Cotton Field
~ ~ hands 20 grow Cotton
In West Africa. Comfortable homes
and just treatment guaranteed. De-
serving applicants please write to New
Cotton Fields Limited, 4S, Devonshire
Chambers, Bishopsgatestreet. London.
England.
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WANTED-To know the whereabouts
of Sallie Gatewood. Her address was No.
100 CRANKY ST., Norfolk, Va.
Yours truly
Sandy Anderson,
Mineola, Tex.
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HONOR OF HONOR
VALLEY SCHOOL.
week Ending October 18th. 100

| VALLEY SCHOOL.
Week Ending October 18th, 1902.
9th Grammar-TheresaB raxton, Jen.
ME MCCULLOUGH. Jessie Maeklin.
9th Grammar-Ira FRYE, Clarence
Jeter, Bernard Kemp, Carrie Rogers.
4th Elizabeth Mitchell.
| Edward Stanton.
End Grammar-Albert Finch.
LIST Grammar-Jos. Anderson, Otie
johnson, Gertrude Harris, Leroy Brown
Maud Poindexter.
Sth Primary-Bolden Crump, Marie
Brown, Pearl Brown, Leila White, Zoia
Washington, Susie Williams.
9TH Primary-Lily Jones, Vivian Kemp,
Annie Holland. Lily BROKER, Willie
! Monford, George Thompkirs. Jose
phine Robinson.
9th Primary-Mary Francis, Rosa
Gaines, Rosa Perkins, George Murray,
Ruby Macklin.
9Th Primary, S4-John L. Dance, Vic
toria Anderson, Fannie Braxton, Susie
Garner, Annie Hudson, Virginia Sea.
ton, Eva Thomas, Mary Woodson, Ger
trude Walbarrow. Zipporah Yearmah.
9TH Primary, 36-Mabel Grammar,
Osborn Mason, Lula Fox, Eva William;
Thomas Scott, Morris Tyler, Freddie
Tharps.
4th Primary-Ruby johnson, Lena
Brown, Percy Lee, Henry Robinson.
Bird Primary, 37--Roland Elicit, Ed
ward Taylor, Ida Hargrave, Essie Jen-
klns, Amanda Reid, Charlotte Smith,
Lille Hill, Clinton jennings, Cornelius
Manuel, Virginia Dixon, Pearl Brown.
Bird Primary, SS-Maria Brooks, Har-
~ Black, ]. M. Dabney, Willie Nash,
Elizabeth Thomas. Gertrude Elicit, An
ME White, Emma Moody, Rosa Wing
field, Robert Bell, Samuel Gaines, Ed
ward Mankins.
2nd Primary, 8o-Joseph Dixon. Cora
Smith, Eli Anderson, Joseph Brown,
Vernon Oheatham. Irwin Guy, Charles
Hunt, Cabel Hill, Willie Burrell, Julia
Moore, Cora Overton, Alma Minton,
Katie Thomas, Cora Whitaker, Hattie
WhlVe' sAlE 49, ~>r-- Hzss ~ s----asssss.
LIST Primary, 4o-Leon Cooke. George
Brooks, Gladys Hill, Major Brown,
Alex. Coles, Daniel Lewis, Robert
Montgomery, Henry Overtou, John
Parker, Amanda Burrell, Mamie Har.
MS, Mary Kinney, Laura Muse, Julia
Parker. Lucy Overton, Blanche Smith.
2nd Primary, 41-wiIliam Coleman.
John Willis, Charles Shields, John
Gaines, John Hargrave, Ohastain Will
Jams, Adele Jones, Edna Burns, Mabel
Kelly, Lottie Robinson, Mabel Jones.
LIST Primary. 42-Alex. cambridge,
Milton Hepburn, Eddie Harding, Jack
son Morris. George Robinson, Joseph
Scott, Roberta Brooks, Clara Lewis,
Annie Riley, Ruth Graft, Ruth Wood
son, Willie Robinson.
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VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court for
the County of Henrico, the 30th day of
September, 1902. In Vacation,
Thomas Robinson, Plaintiff
VS. In Chancery.
Mamie Robinson. Defendant.
The object of this suit Is to obtain a
divorce Mensa ct Thoro by the plain
tiff against the defendant. An affidavit
having been made and fled that the
plaintiff has used due diligence to as
certain in what county or corporation
Mamie Robinson, the defendant is
without effect, it is ordered that she ap-
pear here within fifteen days after the
due publication hereof and do whatever
may be necessary to protect her interest
herein.
AOCgy D., = n
Clerk.
]. Henry Orutchfeld. p. q.
To Mamie Robinson:
Take notice that shall on
the 2lst day OF November. 1909, at the
office of ]. Henry Orutchfield, numbered
! l211H E. Broad street, in the city, of
Richmond, Virginia, between the hours
OF 8 o'clock A. M. and @ o'clock p. NJ.
OF that day, proceed to take the deposit
| tions OF witnesses to be read as evidence
IN my behalf In certain suit in Chan
Gerry. depending in the Circuit Court for
the county of Hsnrico, Virginia, where
| in you are defendant and am plaintiff:
| and If from any cause. the taking of the
said dispositions be not commenced on
| that day, or, if commenced, be not con-
cluded on that day, the taking OF the
same will be adjourned and continued
from day to day, or from time to time,
at the same place and between the same
hours until the same shall be complet-
ed. Respectfully.
THOMAS ROBINSON.
By counsel.
j. Henry Crutchfleld, p. q.
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Seaboard Airline Railway, lowSrates
49, to California and the West.

Every day during the, months of Sep
tember and October, the Seaboard Air
Line will sell one-waY second class set
tiers tickets to California and other
Western points at exceedingly low
rates. Service offered by the Seaboard
unsurpassed by any railroad in the
south.
Further information cheerfulIy fur
nished by agents or representatives of
8. A. L., or call ON or address,
u. p. SMITH,
District Passenger Agent,
1905 East Main St.,
Richmond, Va.
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VIRGINIA.; In the Law and EQUITY
Court for the city of Richmond, this
S0th, day of September, 1909.
WILLIAM SMITH, Plaintiff.
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Susan SMITH,

SUSAN SMITH, Defendant.
The object Of this suit is to obtain a
divorce vinculo matrimonii by the
plaintiff against the defendant.
An affidavit having been made and
fled that the defendant is O non-resi-
dent of the State of Virginia, 1t is order
ed that she appear here within fifteen
days after the due publication hereof
and do whatever may be necessary to
protect her interest herein.
a copy
Teste; p. P. WINSTON, Clerk.
j. HENRY ORUTCHFIELD, ESQ. Pc.
To SUSAN SMITH:
Take notice that shall on the Goth
day of November, 1902 at the Office of
J. Henry Crutchfield numbered 1211h
E. Broad St., In the city of Richmond,
Va, between the hours Of o O'Clock
A. NJ. and 6 O'Clock p. M, of that day
proceed to take the dispositions of wit
nesses to be read as evidence in my
behalf in a certain suit in chancery de-
pending in the Law and Equity Court
for the city of Richmond, Va, wherein
you are defendant and / am plaintiff
and if from any cause the taking of the
said dispositions be not commenced on
that day or if commenced be not con-
cluded on that day the taking OF the
same will be adjourned and continued
from day to day, or from time to time
at the same place and between the
same hours until the same shall be CON-
pleted.
Respectfully,
WIN. SMITH,
by counsel
j. HENRY CRUTCHFTKLD, to.
1O-2-O2-At.
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LIST Primary, 42-Alex. cambridge
Milton Hepburn, Eddie Harding, Jack,
son Morris. George Robinson. Joseph
Scott, Roberta Brooks, Clara Lewis
Annie Riley, Ruth Graft, Ruth Wood
son, Willie Robinson.
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LIST Primary, 4o-Leon Cooke, George
Brooks, Gladys Hill, Major Brown,
Alex. Coles, Daniel Lewis, Robert
Parker, Amanda Burrell, Mamie Har-
ris, Mary Kinney, Laura Muse, Julia
Parker. Lucy Overton, Blanche Smith.
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2nd Primary, 41-WiIliam Coleman,
John Willis, Charles Shields, John
Gaines, John Hargrave, Ohastain Will
Jams, Adele Jones, Edna Burns, Mabel
Kelly, Lottie Robinson, Mabel Jones.
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warm debate. During the de-
zee speeches were made in for
&guages--Slavonic, Polish and
-. The three foreign-speak-
ties favored the acceptance
opposition.
|tement the Principal objection
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2nd Primary, 8o-Joseph Dixon, Cora
Smith, Eli Anderson. Joseph Brown,
Vernon Cheatham, Irwin Guy, Charles
Hunt, Oabel Hill, Willie Burrell, Julia
Moore, Cora Overton, Alma Minton.
Katie Thomas, Cora Whitaker, Hattie
White. sssn * Es.sa :. -.
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Perot ST., Kings Bridge, N. Y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
Many of Our Boys and Girls are
Suffering This Month from
the After Effects of
Winter Grippe.
Wise Parents Provide
.PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
For Their Loved Ones.
The WondrOus Medicine Quickly
Expels all Germ PolSOns from
the Blood and FOrtifies the
Weak and Run Down
System.

A busy city physician, enjoying large
annual income, remarked the other day
that host of young people-boys and girls
were suffering this month from the after
effects of winter grippe.
Dear parents, have any Of your children
Suffered from an attack Of the cruel mon
ster grippe, during the past winter months?
Are your boys and girls irritable, fcverish
pale. or weak3 Have they cold and clam
my limbs? Is the blood watery, impure,
or sluggish? Is the appetite poor and dlgeS-
ton weak? Has the rose tint Of health
faded from the cheeksf II any Of these
conditions are noted, be assured the dregs
Of deadly grippe are implanted in the sys-
tenn.
II your children are not blithesome, hap
ny, hoisterous, and strong In May. their
condition calls for prompt action on your
part. Their future health and physical
happiness or suferings and early DEATHS
in your hands, dear parents. aud you alone
are responsible ia Heaven and tho com
munlty of which You form a part.
When winter grippe has implanted seeds
Of yiruleut diseases, the first and most i'm
rortant wcrl; is 10 expel from the blood
every trace Of poison. This is always sue
ceSsfully accomplished by the use Of
raincs Celery Compound
This marvellous medicine after purifying
the foul and stagnant blood acts as nerve
food. 1t builds up the nervous system and
uourishcs all the bodily tissues
Boys and girls with such start In life
RS they always receive from Paine's Gel
cry Compound, grow mp as sturdy as forest
oaks: they rcypl in strenrtb and truc lifc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
sEEgEgE

which altered ones views OF life Sss
he had last addressed the society he Aii
undergone mental change. This was q
account of his new experiences 10 Y
south. The negro problem, the speaLe
said, was a grave proposition which CO.
tronted the South. while he had ungss
gone no change Of moral Judgment "
Adler said that contact with new tnpi
had given him opportunity to undersial
the situation from the point OF view
those who were int it. He said he had pe'
impressed by three phases Of the ques'l''
He continues
The first point that impressed me w
the difference between an historic race w
child race. The Aryan and SEMITIC l, s1..
after thou sands OF years OF hard tau l.
and dealing with emergencies, are ais'''-
races. The negroes are child race. -,
The second point which ! Observed W. y,
that slavery had not fitted the negroes y
freedom. i
The third impression which | recepss
was sense of the damage we had d oag Y
injudiciOus interference, by our palg-s
criminally culpable policy OF reeol'u''
tion"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
The TIE UP IS COMPLETE.
Mine Workers 10 the Number of
$4,000 Are Out.
STRIKE WILL LIKELY BE PERMANENT
The Companies Expect a Long Struggle
and Thousands OF Employees Are
Laid Off.

Philadelphia, May IL - Mine workers
throughout the entire anthracite coal re.
gions ~ Pennsylvania 10 the number OF
10000 formally began their struggle today
for increased wages ana shorter hours.
Never in the history Of hard coal mining
has tie-up been so complete. not one Of
the 857 colleries in the territory being
in operation There is every indication
for the belief that the suspension, which
was to cover only the first three days OF
this week, will be made permanent by
the miners general convention which will
meet at Hazloton on Wednesday. Also.
lutte quiet prevailed everywhere TODAY
All the local unions throughout the re-
gion met during the day and evening mud
e'ected delegates to the Hazlctou conycn.
ton. 1t is significant that IN every in.
stance where the vote of 'local" heren,a
public property, the ballot showed de.
eided majority for permanent strike. nm.
less the operators grant concessions. Pro.
dlctions are made that IL it is decided an
Wednesday to continue the strike m.
struggle viii be longer and more bitter
than was that of 1900, which lasted Jv
weeks.
Inc coal companies In various parts ~
the regions have already made preparations
Aor siege. Coal train crews. telegram
operators switehmen, carpenters macbin.
lists and other employees numbering so,orai
thousand not Identified with the mine WORT
ers' union have been laid on until furthor
notice. ''Ner
some OF the companies have also brourbt
their mules to the surface and plsced then,
In pastures. III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13

City Marshal Jett OF Orange was shot TO
death on the streets OF Orange. The three
Poole brothers are under arrest,
A third gusher has been brought in at
Sour Lake.
orthwein Bros. are reported to have
struck a gusher near Nacogdoches.
The owners OF Damon Mound land are 10
meet at Richmond on the 24th to discuss
the test well proposition.
The general Methodist conference had
only short session as there was little bust.
ness before II.
The supreme court has granted a writ
OF naandamus in the colquitt. Tignor quick
silver land case,
The Federal court sitting at Sherman has
ordered a receiver for the American Oil
and Refining company OF Beaumont.
The chairman Of the Investigating com
mittee denies a row which ia confirmed
by other members.
One more negro James Castor, is dead
as a result OF the riot on the excursion
train near Lake Charles.
The addresses made at the Methodist con.
ference evidenced sympathy with the idea
OF reunitIng the two great church bodies.
The Galveston county commissioners have
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
IhE sT. piERRe HoRRoR.
showers.


United states Consul Aymee confirmed
the awful story in all It's essential details.
He reports that Bfty Thousand are hungry
ard homeless
The fiery stream was composed OF poison
GUS gasscs which Instantly sufrocated every
one who inhaled them.
Despite htat and dust continuous
stream Of inva. the darkness and the ter
rife thunder and lightning and omlnous
rumblings, rescuers entered ST. Pierre and
began the work Of cremation.
There was no trace Of streets. not drop
Of water. no sign OF life-only huge mass
Of &mokine lava
shsstly plies OF bodies were found every
where the attitudes showing that the PEG
pie had met Instant death.
The features of the dead were generally
calm and reposeful
On one spot n group Of nine children
were found locked in each others arms.
q public clock was found intact, the
hands pointing 20 T;5o.
The northern portion Of the izand Is I'm
dergoing perpetual change.
An awful empowering stencil arises
from the thousands Of dead
All the bodies were carbonlEed or roasted.
In one corner twenty-five eorpses were
mingled In one horrible mass
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
DISASTER is COMPLETE
FIFTY thousand Homeless and u,,,s
II Is Officially RenortsI '"'s

Fifty thousand Homeless and Hu,orv
1t Is Officially Reported ''"s'y'
Washington, May 12.-secretorv 10.
received the following cablesrom o,,oo
May IL from United States Consul Avreo
81 Guadcloupe, who was sent 70 For. =.
GRANGE Martinique, by instruction, from
this government: The disaster is com
Plte' The city wiped out. Consul pr.r,,s
ana his family are dead. Governor ,,v.
500" have persisted 5000 are boms,o q.
ana hungry lie suggests that the poo
Cross be asked to send goldfish. nohr bosr,
rice salt meats ana biscuit as quickly .s
possible. Visits Of war vessels valuable -
The war department this morning wa.
Informed of the departure Of tho crui.as
Cincinnati from San Domingo CITY for MAJ.
Unique. '
An Important feature OF Consul Ayn....
e''lesrsm is the reference By him 10 ,bs
governor as an authority for III. estimate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
Naphtha Train Exploded at Pitts
burg, Killing Twenty Persons.
TWO HUNDRED OTHERS BADLY BURNED
AND IS PER CENT WILL DIE.
Flames Beched Forth, Sweeping Back the Terrified
Spectators Like a Charge of Artery-Sev-
eral Houses Were Blown to Atoms

Plttsburg, May 1.-THE sheridan yards
on the Panhandle railroad were the scene
this evening OF an explosion in which a
score Of lives were lost and about 200 per
sons so badly burned that according 70
the judgment of physicians 70 per cent Of
them will die from the effects Of their in
juries.
The property loss will amount to at
least 100000.
Following is list of the dead so far as
obtainabc:
ALBERT MKEAN, brakeman Sheridan.
JOHN SWAN, brakeman Sheridan.
UNKNOWN BOY, aoout II years old,
died on the way to Allegheny general hos,
pltaL
II. F. sMITHLEY, Uhrichsviue, Ohio,
died at Mercy hospital
-. -. FGNNERTY, aged r. years, Sister.
vile. W. Va. died at Mercy hospital.
CHARLES HERTIG, Chestnut Mines
died at Mercy hospital.
w. W. TAYLOR, 81 years old, OF M'Ilers'
station. died at Mercy hospital
e. T.. HUNTER IS; leaves widow and
five children Of sheridan; died at Mercy
hospital.
w. f. WRIGHT % years old, carpenter
Of SHERIDAN, died at Mercy hospital
DALLAS BORT % years old, Of shere-
dan, died Mt Mercy hospital
UNKNOWN WHITE Man, about az
years
. e.. DOUDs, died at Mercy hospital
DAVID SMITH aged . years, died at
Allegheny general hospital
JAMES KEENAN,, aged % years, Car.
ncgie died at hospital.
PAsCo MEDER, died at hospital
ITALIAN SECTION HAND, aged about
IS died at hospital
TWO UNKNOWN BOYS, ag,. 10 died at
hospital
Among the more seriously injured are
Albert Haertig.
Carl Eatings Of Upton, Tenn.
Henry Dcnslne Of Allegheny.
Sadie seymour
Flick Connidi, aged 49, grocer Cecil, Pa,
clyde GrinnaEe, %,
hoy Guthrage, aged Q.
clyde Fair, aged %, Mcdonald, Pa.
Charles Keenan,, aged IA.
W II. Hoch Pittsburg, win die.
Frank DOerr.
William Henderson Eluotthorough, Pa.
Hugh Henderson 95.
j. E. Hanna, justice OF the peace, Bridge.
| vile.
J. j. Wallace. Treves, Canada.
James Callahan, Elliottborough.
Albert Very 10; will die.