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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
CHANGES N DELEGITIoyS.
Republicans still HAVE Contests in
Eight Wards.


Changes We're made yes erl4y IN the per
sonnel Of Republican delegations of seven
wards. hut contests exist. IS before. i'll he
Third. Fourth. Seventh, Tenth. Twelfth, Fts-
;e-nth Twenry-second and Twen,y-f.;h
wards
The following changes were made vester-
day. F. ". Priesmsyer Went tgom tn
straight 10 the regular Republican d-ieEa-
tioD n the Third Ward. I. Y. Nuncy nd
Thomas II. isevey Withdrew from the eE-
u!ar and II. H Woke from Jha srra;g :
!. J Brown was substituted fey +. Cap
puauo on the regular deieSR on Of n
Fourth Ward. Richard RarInoldt was sI--
stituted for EIw. II. Baurlan on the regular
OF the Ninth. Louis Peterson Withdrew
from the regular and citizens CT the Tenth
Ward Robert HulJenreid and Ber-hJid
Lang from the regular. John \. Meyer AMI
Jacob LOesch from The Citizens Robert
CiruuZ succeeds Louis Peterson on the iii
zeTls' delegation Substitutes 10 ill otha~
vacancies in the Tenth Ward del-Ea .iDUs
will be selected this morning. Austin V
B!Egs was substituted for Eiwar! koe.u
on the regular delegation Of the Eleventh
Ward. Hiram Lloyd for James a JOuaS
on the regular OF the Tweuty-ssCond and
Henry Kuhn for Eugene L. Traurlsr on
the regular Gt the Twenty-ffth Ward Louis
L KraleuaH withdrew from the straight
delegation Of the Twenty-ff. h Ward.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
REPUBLICANS IN THE CITY.
Joe Harris VIII Assist Atkins In the
SfnIe Convention.

Postmaster Joseph Harris OF Kansas CITY
was in the city yesterday. He spent much
Of the time at the headquarters OF the R
publican State Committee in the Lindel Ho-
tel, where he conferred with Chairman Ak
ins. He mas the distinction Of sweeping the
Kerens faction of the political map in Ran
Eas City ana will have much 10 DO il th=
State Convention which meets two weeks
from to-day in Springfield.
Other Republicans who were in the city
yesterday were: W. L Crow and Joseph
Williams of De Soto. J. c. Storm Of KirlIs-
vile I'D Long. Mayor OF Roila. and Cleve-
land Newton Of Wright County. Mr.. New
ton carried of the oratorical honors at the
State University this year and Is IN st
Louis to be admitted to the bar OF the
United States Court. James D. Aki1s.
son of State Chairman Atkins. arrived
from Livingston. Mont, yesterday for
visit TO his father and mother.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES.
June Meeting of the II. Louis
PreSbvteTy.

The PreshyteTy OF s. Louis held its June
meeting yesterday at NJ. l5l5 Locust street
The Reverend Charles Evans reported that
he had visited Moseile and had decIa-ed
the pulpit vacant and that his expenses
were s.. which was ordered paid. The R1v-
erend !. \. BeaN resigned the m0d@-Ito--
ship Of the HilSbOTC church session and
his resignation accepted. DoC-u-s
Walker and MaCill were appointed a r1D-
mittee to I'll vacancies on standing com-
mittees. and the Reverend J. q. kess.s-
resigned the rnoderatorsnip II the Second
German Church sessiOn- The stated clerk
was authorized TO sign the application ot
the Leonard Mission for aid from BOARD Of
Home Missions
Miss Byrne's select school. located at No.
1z14 ST. Ange avenue held its closing HEaT-
Doctor T. c. Carleton. pastor Of Lafayette
Park Baptist Church. delivered the address
and distributed the prizes. The school IS
said to have had one Of the best years IN
its history.
The cool weathe- last Sunday caused
cnange in the programme Of Hope COnEre-
gaooual Church, and the chidren's daE
Of the tent. It was announced that until
further notice evaugeiist-C meetings would
be held in the tent every evening eTceQc
Mondays and Saturdays.
The Reverend Doctor ". J. McKittrick
read the paper at the Presbyterian Minis
terS Association yesterday on "OlG Iesta-
ment Wars" The paper was an eEp.ana-
Old Testament history.
| W. ] Herrick. Presbyterian Sunday
Sechool missionary, is super!ntending the
nue. Mission. The chapel VIII be ready for
occupancy July /
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
EDGAR COUNTY DEMOCRATS NET.
Local Ticket Was Nominated and
Delegates Chosen.

EEPI BLIC SPECIAL
Paris. Ill. June 9-The Edgar County
Democratic Convention conducted here to-
day was enthusiastic and largely attended.
The following ticket was nominated: Coun-
~ Judge, Walter 5. LamsOn; County Clerk.
Thomas J. Brooks: Sheriff. W. a. sum
msrs: Treasurer. George ". Myers: SupC--
inrendent Of Schools. George ". Brown.
Il s. Tanner OF this city was elected
chairman. Charles Shirley OF EIdridge and
II. Z. Sheppard ef Hume secretaries.
The only business transacted. aside from
the nomination Of the county ticket. was
the Endorsement OF William Morton OF This
county as a candidate for Clerk y the Ap-
peIlate Court OF the Third District of Hi
nOis. and the selection Of delegates TO the
State. Congressional and Senatorial con-
ventions
The following were named as delegates to
the State Convention Henry :. Tanner.
Henry L. Wives, Robert L. McKinlay and
Edgar Morton OF Paris L. T. ElielEe OF
Kansas. a. X. Hartley Of Edgar. Elsea y.
Blair Of Borton. Charles McCOwn Of Hun
te- Township and Elbert Sims OF Symmes
Township.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
CONGRESSMAN ROBES NOMINATION.
Say" His MINORITY in Thirteenth Dis
trIcI VIII be 1000

Congressman Edward Robb Of the Thir-
teenth Missouri District stated at the La
elede Hotel last night that he had secured
the denomination 10 Congress by about 2.5oo
majority over his opponent, Judge Dearing.
rom teigErepnlC adviCes from the pri-
Inarles Mr Robb made up the following iiSt.
showing MS majority in each COUNTY: RoI-
Hhser. ~; Perry, l."1D: Madison. 30; STE
SeneyieYe. $50; St. Francois. $40; Wavne
-. reynolds. Sj7: Iron. 592 He was also
INFORMED that ne had carried Carter Couu-
py good majority, but had not received
Judge bearing carried his home county
tJeHtrsoLD by lGt1, and Washington Coun-
y ny % votes These figures would give
Nr: Rohb an aggregate OF about 200 ma
Jority. ana ne says the total viii be sweIled
at least 900 more.
out Of more than 1000 votes cast Fl. my
nome county. Perry" said Mr Robh Il
Iosl only eight VOtes-a fact which is v,.'-,-
gratifying to me. Two years ago l lost orI--
u votes This i my fourth nomination tor
Congress, and before that ! had been in
Iae legislature and also had served US
Prosecuting Attorney
Mr Robb announced that he had selected
ICY ms permanent secretary Henry I. Rell
ot washington County, who was elected
congressional Committeeman from that
county. Ibe COMMITTEES will meet at Bis
marck. Mo, next Friday 10 cast up the re-
turns
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
REGISTRATION CLOSES FRIDAY.
Office Remnins Open Tonight Until -
by Special Arrangement.

The registration office in the City Hall
will be open this evening unit! 9. The board
decided yesterday to extend the hours. on
account Of the short time remaining for
enrolling The registration books VIII be
cloSeG at clock IT day evening and
after that hour no one viii be permitted 10
register. The Office Is open daily from Il.
III. to p. N.
Politicians are becoming active in the Re
publican wards in which there are contest
ing delegations Norman F!1rsheim yester-
day had negroes Of the fifteenth Ward en-
roll. Under MS auspices many Persons reg
istered
Citizens VINO fail to register in the new
primary books will not be eligible TO vote
al primary elections. The books will be
closed al o'clock Friday night. and VIII
not be opened again before either the Demo
cratic or Republican primaries.
Jhe &5l deposit. which must accompany
the lists Of delegations 10 conventions has
been filed by I'll delegations except the
Straight Republican delegation Of the
Third Ward Democratic delegations will
also have TO make q scr dauoSit
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
FATAL FIRE At SARATOGA.
rive Persons Are Victins-Prop-
erty Loss 1866. 800.

saratoga. y. y. June e-Fire earl,. To-
gay destroyed the Arcade and the Citizens
iNstI5gEaI iN,s,I.EaI Bank clock ana the ShackeIfo-L
ne 9ead are Mrs. Eliza beth NJ NIabee
Mrs. Sarah Owens. David HowIanT v-r
i5eyld i,.S, r WAND ana Mis- Harrington. whose
Ohlef Engineer Z. J. Chadwick was So
! TeTely Injured while rescuing people from
me, one nIiiuinE. and Tonight his condition IS
The prope-tv loss is estIrnated at s2ln nnn
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
INCoRPcRarEp-Th Amen Decorate

Ing Company, having a capital stock OF
S25.'-r. divided into 90 shares. valued at
81 each. fled articles OF incorporation yes
JerIay wl-h the Recorder of Deeds. Geo,
\ Meyer holds 3v0 shares; z. D. Allen, no.
and : T G. Smith -. The Witt Bros
Livery and Undertaking Company has a
capital stock Of Sl5tHg divided into L51
shares. valued at sl"J each. Frank G. Witt
holds ~lEhty-ni1s shares, Charles II. Witt,
sixty. and E Witt one. The 5000 capital
stock Of the Tuxedo Cafe Company is di-
vid=G G into fifty shares. valued at 500 each.
Andrew J Butler holds tvenTy-four shares,
E1v-ard : Butler. Iwenty-fUur and Charles
Crown
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
Mennrd Democratic convention.

isEtt tI.l' SPECIAL
Petersburg. IL June 9.-The Menari
Count: Democratic Convention held here
to-day made ra- following nominations
for county Offices. Judge J. Il. AIichaels:
Sheriff I J. FahaT. Clerk. A ". Hartley:
Treasurer. J. II. EIarr: Superintendent ~
Schools. George q. Power. CuuUissiDUsr.
Charlae 7. Gum. Charles Nusbaum was il
dCrSeI for member ut Congress and John
A Pac-ie for member OF the Legislature
Delegates &c -h- STATE Convention we-e Ir-
struct-d for Luther vi Dearborn OF Chi
caE0 for Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
IEXZ-WEILBACHER.

RFIUT -BLIN SE--IIAL.
Columbia III. June s-Mr. Edward F.
NIueuz Of -. Louis and Miss Annie c. Well
bacher. the accomplished daughter Of john
We!lbacuer we-- married here Sunday aft
sruOcn at the bride : home 4 banquet vas
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
nR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
pine Hrun. a-!... June Sc. l. Bracey and
Mis- MARY AirI-en6ou. both uf Little Rock,
were married nc-a today. only the mt
mate friends OF contracting parties Wit
messed the ru1tiais-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
C4svER-TERRT.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Salem. H. June 9-Nr. George Casner
and Miss Jennie Terry Of Meacham were
married here last night 10y the Reverend J.
h q. BriukerhOU OF the Christian Church
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10

T-IIF'T tTI-I-|
Greerv!lle. ILL.,. June g.-AIr. Louis Erauch-
miller Of Tama.ico and Miss Lille Leiiner
Of S-uitutDro Wera married here thts after
noon tv JuGFe Joseph story The bride i
q daughter of Philip Leiduer. one Of the
most prominent farmers OF IN" county
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10

CIvE. SERVICE EXAMINATION-The
local secretary of the Civ!l-Service Depart
ment yesterday issued circular annOunc-
fns an examination July S for the position
in the chemical division of the Department
of Agriculture The age limit is - years
II tHn s.nln-r- e on E-anr
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
FATAL FALL FROM BUGGY-peputy

Coroner BuOSh5i held an Inquest yesterday
on trs body Of Mrs. Minnie SChisfe of No.
6Si" South Broadway. who fell out of a.
buggy at broadway and Nasel avenue at
! o'clock this morning A verdict Of acci-.
dent was returned. AlOis SChneilmann Of
\u. 6Jl West Robert avenue who was dTiv-
irC the buggy. ez0nerated and released
from custody The police arrested him,
thinking h was responsible for her death.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
~sAsseseeea4en.eassesesA
In the City. |
usoassssssSssss%%ssszssesS
MONEYS TRAINING scHooI-Ths

NONES'S TRAINING SCHOOI-The
Young WOmel's Auxiliary will give the
first Of the Women's Training School series
Cf river excursions next Saturday. June Il.
on ths steamer City OF Providence, leaving
Ihe foot of Olive street al 2. N. The
Manual Training SChUOl Mandolin Club will
contribute 10 the entertainment Of guests
on the middle deck. while HarrinEton's Or-
rli-stra will furnish music for the lowet
deck Tha auxiliary is planning fo- an en-
jCya5l= outing
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
MEETINGS OF THE MINISTERS.
Cook Avenue NJ. T. Church TO
Have Boat Excursion.

The Southern Methodist pastors met at
Centenary assembly-room. and the Rever-
end J H. Young presided. Mr.. Young an
nounced that he was fully recovered from
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10

More Room for Rent ads printed in The
Republic than any other 81. Louis news
paper-I72 OF them to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

REpJ-ELIC SPECIAL.
BoonviUe Mo. June e-Nr- \. Hair.
merchant u tEis city. and Mss Julia
Saunders We're married last evening.
M ~ L.IL,III- :. IL E,InNER-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
STEPPED INTO HOT TAR-Jam-s

Patterson. g years OLD paintwOrker, liv-
ing At No. So South Fourteenth street. was
accidentally burned by hot tar while work.
ing al No 14i7 Gratiut street early yester-,
day morning. Ee was taken to the City
Hospital. Patterson while mixing paints
put his foot IL trough containing hot tan
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10

his recent illness and expected 20 take mp
his work II once Iae visitors present
were: the Reverend !. ". Wu-suup u1
Jackson. Mo. the Reverend Jonu Score, u
Mount Zion tGyrga- the Reverend Mr.
6uehm. Presiding Elder Wesl Plains dis
tr.H-. the Reverend S4ule. j. Upton nI
Eureka. Mo. AND the Reverend Sanue.
FreuCer. formerly q Jewish Rabbi. who a.-
% addressed the me-tID-. The rspor-S
infant baptism, the total number baptized
last Sunday being tweut-. Cook avenue
reported % collection gt z-ioy" Tor br1e,u-
l.aCes last sunday. The Reverend Howard
l. DAVIS OF ST Charles Mo. reported aG
increase Il membership III ra- past iv"
months Of 10 A union Haat excursion Wa
announced for Tuesday. Jun. H. Lafayette
park church announced that il would be
g-I = series nt meetings ar once and union
tent meetings WI. open a. once u ,-.e FtatI-
ity Of s.. Faufs Church. the Reverend NJ
T Inv pastor
The Reverend NJ ! Breaker read q paper
beiOse tie Bapdsr ministers. meeting Efs-
r.rlay On The Authorship OF the GasTe. or
-. John. The writer cook the ioSltlgu
that tn common uuLer=- -IH4lE. as 10 the
authorship OF tnls book was The t.Eht on.
and that the closing verses may have been
APPENDED by some one else. A spirited d.
cuSsl0r followed, in which the majority gi
Jne pastors present took part
The Reverend J. 7. B..rGst. city miss on
AIRY. reported that the tent meeting in prog
ress gt Thirteenth ana sullivan. was lie
ing largely attended and that considerable
interest was being manites,ed. He also
Ealt r.aa- ff- COMPTON .1t-5--L~ h-4=SAal.s
Nuudeveurer and Russell had opened ~
very euc0uraEinEiy, there being almost i
hundred enrolled IN the sunday school and
also good attends nee upon the preaching
service. The tent. he said. would remain
in present location for q week or So. Evan
Eeilst James l. Gordon in charge. when II
would he removed 10 Page and Euclid ave
uU,s. tEe new location OF the Taylor Ave
nue. Church A.r. HeTget further stated
that it was proposed 10 open mission II
X alley Park at once. and that the kew
ereud !. ECwells would he in charge
The Methodist Episcopal ministers met
yesterday al Salem Church. ana tue paper
Of the day was rad b- the Eey ersEu Ii
W. MayeS or Honorary Degrees. The
writer took the position that owing to the
peculiar methods employed on the part OF
many in order To secure them. tEat such
degrees had in many instances ceased 70 bs
honorary.
The Reverend CIaudius Spencer, Of Kan
SaS CITY. editor Of the Christian Advocate
was present and addressed thg meeting and
spoke OF Jhe late General Conference o. the
N Z Church. South, at Dallas, Tex. The
doctor delivered IN" baccalaUreaJe sermon
Sunday Al MrEudTee College. and was on
lis way 70 Kansas City.
The Episcopal CleTiCUs was addressed yes
ter5ay by the Reverend Slater c. Blacks
ton OF Butte Mont. VINO gave an account
OF his work there The cl=rICus VIII mold
It's last meeting for the season next Mon
uay. when the Reverend Charles :. Blais-
dell will read o paper
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10

MAINTENANCE SUIT SETTLED-The
suit Of Ellen Weidel against her husbands '
William for maintenance. was settled in
Judge Spencer's division Of the Circuie3
Court Yesterday Weidsl signed agrees!
ment to pay his wife 80 a week until Aus
gust l next and $50 thereafter. The
couple have two children. Il and Il years !,
old. Mrs. Weidel stated that her husband!
receives 500 month. and that in the past
wear ne gave her less than = a week. They
iya in IN. same house
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10

yesterday IN the Circuit Court that she and
her husband. Robert were divorced before
and ,remarrisG. They separated the first
time October / 1900. and were divorced
February - following. August S. 1901. at
his request. they married again. She AYERS
that he drank and did not treat her prop
esiy. and they again separated
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
LANEs f. cRAwFoRp.s EsTATE-An

inventory Of the estate OF James Z. Craw-
ford. filed il probate yesterday. describes
SIX parcels Of real estate and q personal
estate of S275.&I5.63. consisting Of stocks,
$3.50 and cash. S9415.fi-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
FIRST wATERMELoNs ON MARkET.

The first carload OF watermelOns to arr: /:
rive in St Louis this season were received /,
by George G. Fai-lam & Bro. No SIS North (,
Third street. Yesterday. They will be dis-l
played on the floor OF the Fairham storsN
to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
TTNNEI. R1II-Thc Council Commits

tee OF Public improvements will take up
This afternoon the b.ll 70 allow the FerSu-'
sor- Mckinney Dry Goods Company to
build tunnel in Washington avenue to
connect its stores. The Board of Public
improvements has been invited 10 attend
the meeting at / O'clock.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
M1sI.IzENIs REsIGSAAdoIrh Wis.

lzeaus. Justice OF the Second Police Court
yesterday rendered mis- resignation TO MsyOT
Wells The r"siSGa lion will be effective
Iune lG
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
CITY CHEMISTS 0FFICE-cIty cbem-
WsNTs SECOND DIYoRCE-neuIan

Ist Teichmann will move into his new quar-
rers in the old City Hall about July l.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-05-29
VIKING.

May s7.-Mrs. Bruce stalberg has been on the
sick list for q week or SO.
Hjalmar Sim onson, a former Viking lad, died
in Thief River Falls, MINI, last week OF heredi-
tary consumption.
Our crows are pretty smart nowadays; some
time ago planted a few acres OF corn, for guild
ance used corn marker; in few days I
noticed that the crows were scratching up the
corn kernels. and this is the way they did it;
they followed the rows made by The marker till
they came to where the rows crossed each other.
then they scratched till they found the corn. To
fool them narrowed the field to put out the
marks made by the marker, and to further trou-
BILE them stepped some corn over night in a
strong solution OF poison, and put it where they
would easily find it, but found that our crows
were as well versed In chemistry as in farming,
and the never touched much as a kernel after
that,
Camp meeting will be held in the Mission
church on June Ia and Is.
Charles Flodstrom has oeen confined to bed
or some time.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-05-29
EXCEL.

May 22nd.-The weather seems to
be settled, and we farmers all feel
thankful.
May Goth, Excel was visited by a
hard wind and rain. Ole Mattson's
roof was blown of from his house,
and the roof was blown from Hans
Boysen's stable, but no serious dam
age WAS done. We have had very
wet spring, but the farmers are
through seeding, except barley and
fax. II
We see Mr.. Grindeland is in the
race for representative at Washing;
ton from our district. / hope Mr..
Grindeland will'get there. We have
known him for many years and al
ways found him right with the farm
ers, and willing to further thei. in
terests and welfare, and / am sure
he will get large vote here.
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Klep and NeWfolden.

Rain aid Sunshine ID the order Of the day.
The woods are all green and look swell. in
spite OF the little mud ponds here and there.
All nature praises it's Creator. Don't see why SO
many leave here now. Your correspondent has
decided to stay.
Mrs. Moland has been sickly lately.
Prayer meeting was held at Mrs. s. hollands
place last Thursday evening with pretty good
attendance. Will be held at n. Olson's place
next Thursday evening"
The Misses Carolina Sogn and Mary Tunheim
visited at Reierson's and Engebretson's a couple
OF days last week.
Lam Tunheims little 8 year old Oscar came
very near being killed last Thursday. He
crawled upon the wagon wheel shortly before it
was to start, and nobody noticed him. the wheel
took him along till he got under It, The wheel
was broad tired one, and 1t made a deep cut
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LINER.

May 22nd-O. H. Langlie is on the sick list i;
we all hope for his early recovery.
A dancing party was given at Hans Herman
sons May 18th all report an exceedingly good
time.
J.. A. Sundlin, who had the misfortune of
having his leg broken, was taken to the Theft
River Falls hospital for treatment.
School closed in Dist. 50, May 18th. Total
enrolment for the spring term was 49,, average
daily attendance Is.
The claim of Halvar Hottie, (deceased) i, in
township of Eckvol was proved up before
Commissioner Nelson by Halvor Hottie, of
Milan Mimi, cousin of the deceased.
Spring term of school was begun in Dist. SO
May 10th, with Geo. johnson as teacher.
The Misses Laura and Clara Edseth were
visitors at the Hermanson home last week.
A great deal OF proving up of claims is going
on in this locality nowadays.
Stiner Bergland had his eye badly hurt last
week. he went to Thief River Falls where he had
it treated.
j. B. johnson is building a new add ition to
his house.
John Biornstad is chief cook and bottle wash
er most OF his time now at Liner; when he does
not work at this he runs a free transportation
line south
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-05-29
WEST VALLEY

o. P. Dyrud made a visit to New Solum about
a week ago.
Rev. Fl. s. Chilgrem. Of Englund. conducted
religious services at John Holm's place Thurs
day OF last week.
E. o. Rookie has rented out part OF his farm
to Chas. and West Lambert, OF Foldshl
P. Halvorson WAS down toaWarreu Saturday
! asst to meet a party OF emigrants from Sweden,
and came up here Sunday last with them.
Elias Stevenson and Ole Q. Reersgaarden, Of
East Park. were down here las: week; the first
one also made a trip to Argyle.
S. Brevik. our mail carrier, was very unfortu-
hate in losing two fingers in an accident about
a week ago. B. H. Vigen has charge OF the
mail-carrying business during Mr.. Breyik's in
disposition.