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TWO SUDDEN WEDDINGS.
Solution of 4 Difficult Situation Caused
by a Fast Train.


by a Fast Train.
romance. the beginning OF which
dates back many years, has terminated
in an impromptu double wedding. The
interested persons are Miss Catherine F..
Quigley. OF 326 Columbus Avenue. New
lors; Tilden s MeCIung, OF Philadelphia;
Miss Agnes Longwen OF Warwick. y Y.
and William s Wilbur. Of Philadelphia.
McClunE and Wilbur went 10 the Broad
Stree. Station al Philadelphia 20 see the
young women. who had been visiting in
The Quaker City, on for New York The
mcc boarded the train. Vi ich started be-
fore they realized h. They yielded 10 the
advice Of their companions and remained
on the train. Before Jersey City was
reached Wilbur and Miss L0ngweu an
nounced that they we're going &c be mar
rice NcCluug and Miss Quigley thought
the announcement q joke, but promised
TO act as Witnesses should the wedding
ne celebrated.
Carriages were secured as soon as the
train arrived in Jersey City anc the party
drove 20 the Hotel MetrOpoIe, ia Elk
change Place.
a messenger summoned Justice OF the
Peace Frank Leblanc He married VIII
bur and Miss LongweIl IN The parlor Of
the hotel AT the conclusion Of the cere-
mOny McClung and Miss Quigley held a
hurried conversation, after extending
congratulations 10 the bride and groom.
Justice Leblanc was about 10 leave, when
McClung called him back
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur were asked II they
would take the part or Witnesses while
Miss Quigley and MeClung took the part
this time Of bride and bridegroom. TIE
couples changed about and Justice Leblanc
repeated the marriage service for Nc
Chung and Miss Quigley.
wedding supper was served al mid
night and the young couples will return
10 Philadelphia today.
MeClung ana Wilbur are members OF
prominent Philadelphia families The
young people met al a football game in
New York years ago,
McClung was presented 10 Miss Quigley
by Mr. Wilbur and all attended an i'm
prOmDtu dinner at the Murray Hill Hotel.
Il is said that the Quigleys and Long
wells are sterling representative Of the
best that live IN the picturesque Orange
county. but the question Of marriage was
the result OF a sudden development and
the fixed rules Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road 70 start its trains on schedule time.
Baltimore Sun.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS or THE
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA WASHINGTON. ID
c.. March 20, lS02-PROPOSALS FOR DOG
TAGS.-Sesled proposals viii be received az this
cf6ce until 70 O'CLOCK NJ MONDAY. APRIL,
u. 1902. 20 furnish The District OF Columbia 10 e.
90 dog tags, more less 5000 20 be linked
and numbered cousecutively from ] 20 1850.
J 900 60 be unuuubered with unattached links FOR
same Bidders must submit designs OF the
tags thgy propose % furnish. and samples d the
material they arc 20 be made %. The tags
must be made in a Uorkmzniike manner. links
20 be Of malleable iron. Al 20 be- delivered on
OF before NAY IS. 1902. The right Is reserved 10
reject any or an proposals HENRY b. r MAC
FARLAND. JOHN W ROSS. JOHN BmDLE
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia
mh2S. p 81 APP
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AUCTION SALES.

Art Goods at Auction
Continuation sale at AUCTION
of entire stock of PICTURES,
FRAMES. MIRRORS and Bric-
a-brac, representing the stock
of ATHA x CUNNINGHAM,
80 9TH street.
Three sales daily. at 1890 a.
~, p. m. and 7:30 p. m, till ey-
eTything is sold.
Orders taken for framing.
Fixtures for sale.
Room modinR for sale c2-2
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TRADING ANIMATED,
ADVANCES GENERAL
Interest Most Active in the
Railway List.
ST. PAUL is CONSPICUOUS
Favorable Crop Reports and Expectations
That Money Market VIII Continue
Urorokenly Easy Were the Nam Fac
tors in the Strength Displayed.

NEW YORK. April 3.-Tradihg was IN
a fairly animated scale upon the ororing
OF business this morning. and a2vances
were common IN practically every quar-
ter. with more activity appearing in the
railway list than for a long tine.
St. Paul was the conspicuous feature
in the latter group. advancing smartly on
unusually large transactions
There was nothing whatever that was
novel bearing On the stock, ard Its
course today was generally believed to
reflect the operations Of a recently form
ed speculative pool.
The Chicago and Northwestern stocks
continued strong and unusually active
There were also large dealings in Louis
Vile and Nashville at a slightly higher
figure than prevailed at the close Of bus
mess yesterday.
Among the specialties. the SEQ stocks,
st. Louis and san Francisco, and Wiscon-
sin Central were again actively dealt in
at higher prices.
Among the miscellaneous stocks strong
and active features were American BIZ
cycle Railway Spring. United states
Leather. Hooking. Coal and Iron. and
AmalEamated Copper.
The last named was heavy nOtwith-
standing the advance in the metal in Lon
don
The United States steel s, ems were in
. active.
American Ice rallied somewhat iron its
depression Of yesterday.
London furnished small and irregular
changes in prices for American stocks
and the dealings here for foreign account
were in proportion
Interest continued most active in the
railway list throughout the forenoon.
There were further extensive ad -auces
scored in the Chicago and Northwestern
stocks on unusually large dealings. and
St Paul continued another strong and ac-
tive feature Of the market
Further advances were scored also ia
the Hooking Valley shares. Baltimore and
Ohio, Canada Southern and Chicago, In
dianapolis and Louisville.
Among the speciaIties. American Tele-
graph and Telephone was aeLlEely dealt
in
Consolidated Gas was strorg and active,
and Rmalgamated Copper continued weak.
The local traction shares were neglected
throughout the morning.
Favorable crop reports and expectations
that the money market will continue un-
brOkenly easy were the main factors in
the strength displayed although manipu-
lation was again active in every direc-
ton.
Sales Of stocks TO p. m. 35S, 700, bonds.
81, S91, 0oO.
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nun tAC AAautcSi the
streets echo with ap-
Plauding shouts.
And yet il that
woman had persisted
IN the flames It is pos
sible that she would
have suffered less
than she suffers al
most daily from the
Inflammation which
disease has lighted in
the delicate wOmanly
organism.
That FIRE Of infsn-
nation can be put
out The gnawing
ulcer can be cured.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription not only
establishes womanly
regularity and dries
enfeebling drains, but
il heals inflammation
aud alterations and
cures female weak
ness. 1t makes weak
women strong and
sick women we'll
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washington Stock Exchanre-

Ssles-Columbia Railroad > per cents.
81 ,eo0G 107; Washington Gas, 194TS5s..
150U &%. 75GS5& 5OGS52s. 5GG S5L
60dS5&; HerEeuthaler. 2061S4: Lanston.
70G12, l00a1Ia 190GlISs. 15az5 IIlz, S5OG
1f& f66GfiA. 10GHnh. 1c3T11. Greene
Copper. 5000. After call-Ianston. 10
Qu, le0dlO7s 1OOdl0s..
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81 suffered for four years with what four ply
sicians pronounced liberation and prolspsus Of
the uterus writes Mrs Ada Brooks, Of Kirby
vile Tanev Co. Missouri uAlsO iuAAm N alton
Of bidder and uTcthra- NY case was chronic
and complicated. Had several good physicians
buf kept getting worse Had been confined 20
my bed Eve months when ] wrote 10 YOU !
received your reply very soon and then dis
missed my physician and began taking DIT
PlerccE incidence took eight bottles OF his
FavOritc Prescription aud Golden Medical
discovery. and began 10 get better al once In
two months I could sit up in a chair and kept
getting better. In four months could do all my
house work including washing and sewing
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, paper covers, Is sent free on
receipt Of 81 one-cent stamps to pay
expense OF mailing only. Address DR..
r V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
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THEIR ASHES In BOTTLES.
Manner in Which Some Social Democrats
Wish 20 Be Remembered.

Wish to Be Remembered.
NEW YORK. April 9.-The Cloakmak-
ers Union has formed beneficial organ
ization, with headquarters at No. &c Gin
ton Street. The new organization will
have a funeral benefit department. and
the friends OF the dead members who de
sire 70 have bodies cremated will have
their wishes attended to.
Secretary Guyer, OF the Cloakmakers'
Union, who is a member OF the Social
Democratic party. says he has at his
home in bottles portions Of the ashes q
several Social Democrats who were COM
rades OF his The men, before their
deaths had requested that their ashes be
distributed among their friends, TO be
kept in their memory.
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FRANZ LoNSTRoM IDENTIFIED.
New Britain Suicide Son Of Wealthy
Stockholm Baker.

NEW BRITAIN. Conn. April 3.-Franz
Lonstrom, who committed suicide here
yesterday. proves TO be the son OF one
of the wealthiest men in Stockholm,
Sweden, the largest baker in that cOun-
try
A few years ago the son was given
charge Of the business and ran through
$50 GOO a year
He was deposed and came to this cOun-
try, where he drank heavily for year.
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UFpOT OI-ARTFRWASTFR's or

DEPOT QJARTERMASTER'S OFFICE. Washing
ton. D. Q. March 81, lsG2--Scaled proposals. in
tuplIcstc. Rill De received here until O'CLOCK
p NJ, tt ESDAA. APRIL Is. 1907. tor furnishing
and delivering twenty draft artillery horses
and nine saddle (artilleg) hOrses. a. Washing
ton. ID. c.. other railroad points. InfJrua-
tiou furnished on application. Envelopes con-
tsiuiHg proposals 20 be marked Proposals. for
ARTILLERY Horses and addressed 20 MAJOR
r. TRUE Depot QuarteTmaster.
aU2 4 4 Il Z. Il
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S1OO,OOo.O0 TO LOAN

On p-aLos, furniture, etc, without removal. and
On terms TO suit your convenience; we have
private interviewing looms. and our business is
strictly confidential When Ia need Of money
call Us
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN co.
Room a, Atlantic Building.
g2s and go st. NV.
Tel. Main 67s3. Take elevator TO 5th floor.
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Fire! FRe!!.

When that CRY sounds how people
rush to help and sympathize! And
when some fireman rescues a woman
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND PIANOS
Al lowest rates and the day you apply. We
are leaning the Building and Loan Association
plan. which makes the cost Of c4rulIx leans
mulh less than you pay elsewhere and allows
you O. pay il Of M any sized notes you desire
running from one 20 twelve months il 70. have
a loan with some other company viii pay 10
on and advance you mere money il desired
Rates cheerfuliy given and no cost 70 YOU unless
loan is made. CT and get -ates- Front room.
hrst f1or.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
G2J ST. y. "
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CARRIAGE MAKERS
EXPECT A VICTORY
Believe Employers VIII Grant
Their Demands.
ONE FIRM ALREADY YIELDS
Answers Received to Be Read Sunday
Afternoon and Men to Refuse to Re
turn to Work for Those Who Do Not
Reply OF Grant New Scale.

The members Of Carriage Makers
Union, No. p. OF this city. are hopeful
that their employers may accede to the
demands made by the workmen without a
strike.
The carriage makers are demanding an
eight-hour day and a minimum scale OF
$3.50, with time and Oue-half for over
time and double time for Sundays aud
legal holidays.
They state that many Of the men are
now receiving above the union scale Of
wages, and a few as high as So. 80 per day.
On the other hand. some are receiving as
low as s. per week and this is the class
which the union desires to have reap the
benefits OF the adoption Of the minimum
scale Of $3.50 per day.
Better Paid Men to Benefit Also.
Many OF this latter class have work Tor
only part OF the year being used. Il is
claimed. by the employers in rush times
and busy seasons. and laid OF when the
dull season comes Many Of them are
ver- capable workmen. il is stated. and
the raising Of their wages would tend 10
by the better paid men
The union workmen state that they de
sire 10 approach the matter in very
friendly spirit and not take any hasty
action. At the same time they say that
they are IN the best OF condition 10 main
tain protracted struggle, being sup
ported in their demands by the American
Federation OF Labor. and the Central La
Dor Union. and being financially fl for
battle.
To Decide Sunday Afternoon.
The union has written TO each of the
carriage shops, stating its position and
asking for a reply These replies will
be opened and read in a meeting Of the
union TO be held in the headquarters, 1904
Pennsylvania Avenue, Sunday afternoon
at o'clock
The union workmen employed in those
shops that do not send replies. or that do
not accede 70 the demands. will not return
TO work on Monday morning The men
state that their employers have shown a
disposition 70 treat them fairly in the
matter. and that they believe they will
get what they want with very little trOu-
bic.
Prominent Firm Yields.
The firm OF Messrs- c. ". Cook & Co,
one OF the oldest in the city. has written
20 the union. acceding to the demands.
and stating that they will put the mini
mum scale into effect on Monday morn
ing.
The Carriage Makers Union, No. Y. has
about l60 members, and should they all
go out on strike it would practically
tie up the industry IN this city. The work
men claim that If the scale Of minimum
wages is raised thereby benedting the
better paid men also. Il would have the
ultimate effect OF benehting the employ
ers as well
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-03

ANT. EQUITY 40. 2sOIs.
on motion Of the complainant by Edward L.
Gies her solicitor, IL is this % day Of
April A. ID. 1902 ordered that the defendant,
Walter = Stetson cause his appearance 20 be
entered herein on or before the fortiCfh day OK
elusive Of sundays and legal holidays, occurring
after the day Of the first publication Of this or
der; otherwise the cause viii be proceeded with
a. in cas- Of default. The object Of this suit is
TO secure a divorce for the complainant from
the bond Of marriage the ground Of adultery
extreme cruelty and descTtion by the defendant
This order 10 be published IN the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Times once
week for three 90 successive weeks prior 10
said rule day.
(SeaI) A. 9. BRADLEY, Justice.
True CCpy-Test.
J. r. YOUNG Clerk
By J. ". LATlMER, Assistant CLERK.
apps lO.l7
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MONEY LOANED sALARIED PEOPLE

Retail merchants. teamsters boarding houses
without security: largest business in ~ principal
cities. TOLAAN. Room l0l. SIS l5h Ct. ~.
MAID
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PROPOSALS.

P0STOFFTCE DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON. D.
c., MARCH :. ls0Z-Sesled proposals VIII De
received az this DEPARTMENT HntI III hSDA1-
MAY I. 1902. At 2 O'CLOCK p. NJ, TO- fur
nisbing for the use Of its mail equipment shops
such suppiles, consisting Of wire, rivets, hurrs
small malleable iron castings steel, oils, leather
thread lscing cord, etc In such quantities q
the different articles, respectively, and 81 such
times and from time 20 time they may be
ordered, during the hstal year beginning July l.
1902 A complete list Of the articles desired,
with fun specifications and form Of proposal,
viii be furnished upon application 20 the Second
Assistant Postmaster General H. C. PAYNE.
Postmaster General aP2.lo.Il,2t
POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, D.
c.. MARCH 81. IcOz.-Sealed proposals VIII be
received a. this Department until THURSDAY.
THE IST DAY or NAY 1902 Al 2 O'CLOCK
p. NJ. At which time and place they VIII be
opened IN the presence Of bidders their au-
thorlzed agents OF ATTORNEYS. for issruishing the
Department with fuel ice miscellaneous sup
plies. hardware. furniture, carpets, lumber and
year beginning July /, 1892. and ending June
90 1903. Bids are also invited for the purchase
a waste paper from the Department; old iute.
old cotton canvas. lutte heads with rings. old
ucut Division and for washing towels Blanks
Tor proposals with specifications and full in
strucioHs, viii be furnished on application 20
the Discussing Clerk ard Superintendent Of
Buildings. Postoffice Department, Washington, d.
C. II Z. PAYNE, Postmaster General
Ep310.l1.24
PCSTuFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTCS. D.
c.. MARCH z l9oz--Sealcd proposals viii be
received at this Department until THURSDAY.
MAY ]. 1909, At ? O'CLOCK p. 81. for furnish
ing paper. blank book stationery. rubber goods
wrapping paper, Irvine, scales. postmaTking and
rating stamps. rubber stamps cSuceling ink
mixing ps&s. packing bores. and printing facing
slips. card slide labels, and other supplies men
toned iu proposals. and specihCatiOUs as they
may be ordered from timC 10 time during the
fiscal year beginning July J. 1892, and ending
Juse 30 1903. Tor the % any branch Of the
departmental or postal service Blanks for pro
pozzis with specifications and fun instructions
Viii BE- furnished on application % the super
iuteudCut of the Division % PdStohicr sun. lies
P0st0fice Department. Washington d. C. H.
c. PAYNE. Postmaster General
ap3l0I724
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MONEY TO LOAN.

In any amount, on furniture, pianos, etc,
Al the lowest rates. without removal pub
Hcity or delay. You can pay it back IN paw
ments % suit yourself Fair. honest, and
courteous treatment, - our motto
II YOU have a loan and need more money
come 10 US We can Accommodate YOU
Also loans on diamonds watches, and lew
eiIy at .egal rates
SURETY LOAN CO.,
ROOM 1, Warder Bldg, 523 9th ST. NV.
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WE WILL LEND YOU MONEY
on your furniture, pianos. organs etc and Won
can pay IL back IN small weekly or monthly nay
ments- ABSOLUTELY NO DELAY.
Our business Is strictly confidential: no en-
barraSsing questions % ask you Lowest rates in
the city. Private Office
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY
6lS + Street n. "
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w. B. HlBBS & co.
Bankers and Brokers.
T4Ie z Street.
FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. POSTOFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily, as changes nay occur
al any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded % the ports q
sailing daily and the schedule of closinCs s. ar
ranged on the presumption Of their uninter-
ruPted overland transit For the week ending
April .. 1902, the last connecting closes VII
be made from the MAIN OFFICE A. follows.
Transatlantic Mails.
FRIDAY-(c) At 9-I5 for FRANCE. per s.
Ia Bretagne from New YORK. via Hzvre. Mail
for other parts o. FL ROPE must be directed Per
q. s. La BretaRue.
tc) At U-25 r. M for NETHERLANDS di-ect.
per s r. Rotterdam. from New fork- Nail must
be directed per s. s.. Rotterdam"
Co Al u-25 p M for II ROPE. 7cr g. Z.
JmbTia, from View N0rk via Queenstown.
Co AT u-25 p. m. for ITALY direct per
s. . Lain from View YORK. Mail must be d.
rccted per s. s. Lain"
fc) AT ll-25 D. IN for the BAHAMAS uar e. s.
Antlha. from New York. VIA Nassau. Mail mlESt
be directed Per s. s. Antiia"
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LEGAL NOTICE.

n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
% COLI MBIA-lDA STETSON. COMPLAIN
Ant ". WALTER s. STErSON DEFEND
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TRANSATLANTIC Mails.

(c) AT ll-25 o. IN for the BAHAMAS uar e. s..
Antiha. from New York VIA Nassau Nal must
be- directed Per g. 8 Artffa"
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TRULY OUR FORTUNES

Are not made BY borrowing money. but w. AZ.
Indeed fortunate TO be relieved Of an annoying la
Of small creditors. You can borrow money. y1tb
your Furniture or Piano a. security. and hay,
but one payment 70 make each month.
DISTRICT LOAN & TRUST CO.
7O7 ST NV
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-06-05
A BIG YEARS BUSINESS.
Harper G. Mclntire Co.'s Retail Store
Has Phenomenal Trade.

Harper G Mclntire Co.'s Retail Store
Has a Phenomenal Trade.
The past year has witnessed large
volume of business in many of OF
tumwa's mercantile institutions, and
among these the Harper & Mclntire
Co. has had large share. This is
one of Ottumwa's most aggressive in
situations. 1t pushes hard for bust
ness and gets it. This store carries
the highest grades of goods and
makes prices which enables its custo-
mers to get these goods at the lowest
possible margin.
This is among Ottumwas Oldest and
most reliable firms and has done its
part at all times to make Ottumwa
the great retail trading center that
it is. 1t is continuously demonstrate
ing that retail firm right here in
Ottumwa can give its customers bet
ter service and more for their money
than they can get from the so-called
mail order houses of the larger cities.
The purchaser can come here and
have an assortment to choose from
and can select what is wanted and
save freight and bother of correspond
ience.
This firm has renewed its contract
for advertising with the Courier and
the economical buyer can save money
by reading its announcements as they
appear from time to time in this pa
per. One of these ads appears on
page 5 Of this issue.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS.

[Frcm Tuesdays Daily.l
Special wall paper sale still on at
Mynard's.
Mrs. L. o. Johnson is very i'll at her
home, ia South Schuyler street.
J. G. Hart and family of Mary street
are going by the way of wagon to
Kansas, to make that place their flu
ture home.
Mrs. VIM. Venator and children, who
reside near Munterville, have return
ed to their home after a visit at the
home of Mrs. VIM. Lindsay, 1O1 North
Davis street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Mckinney, of
Eldon, passed through the city this
afternoon on their way to Bushnell
and other points in Illinois, for an
extended visit. Mr.. Mckinney was
formerly editor of the Eldon Review,
and has but recently disposed of his
interests in that paper.
[From Thursdays Daily.l
Mrs. Lille Hendricks is very i'll at
her home, PIP North Moore street.
Mrs. John Wagner, 213 North Davis
street, is recovering from short i'll.
ness.
Miss Della Morrow, of Douds, is a
guest at the home Of George Miller,
on Glenwood avenue.
Miss Bertha Overturf, of Douds, is a
guest at the home of George Miller
on Glenwood avenue.
Phillip Schorr, of Weller street, is
in Carthage, H., where he will remain
for some time, he having secured en-
ployment there.
Mrs. Myrtle Brown, who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. T. Elliott. 20s South Ward street
expects to leave Saturday for Girls
void to join her husband and make
that place their future home.
Monday evening during the electric
storm, Joe DANGERS house on Fin
ley avenue, was struck by lightning
The house was damaged to quite an
extent The dog that was on the porch
was instantly killed and Mrs. Dang
Ter was given severe shock.