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Tide. drive single and double. not
afraid OF the cars, and as sound as the
proverbiaI dollar y
Mrs MeLeran AYERS she said nothing
e the sort, and declared that Mrs.
Stanford had an opportunity to test the
temper and qualities of the mare be-
fore she made the trade and that the
horses sdisposition changed with the
ownership The court. however, sus-
:aine4 Mrs. Stauford's contention anil
'---~>cn+ in favoT OF Mrs Stan .
ford In the sum OF 800 and costs.
Scene in the Court Room.
The case was tried before Justice
Paine The court room was crowded
with friends of the S-quarreIing par
ties All the scorn, all the naughty in
dignant feeling which could be por-
trayed in expression prevailed. Heads
were tossed high in the air. skirts were
carefully drawn aside and the general
atmosphere OF aio6fness and acTid cold
ness which permeated , the court room
would have given a temperature OF los
a ccngestive chill.
Justice Paine's Decision.
Several witnesses were heard and a
decision handed down long ago by the
United States Supreme Court was
appealed to. The vices and virtues of
the mare in question we're involved. SO
was the truth-teliing OF the former own
er. Mrs. McLeran contepded there had
been no expression of y arranty," that
was why the case of Shj sen vs. Rouen
was cited. Phe evidence seemed 10 iu-
dtcate that the tsfents OF the mare had
been exploited for the purpose of max
ing the sale Believing this TO be so
Justice Paine, finding that the ShipPen
rs. Rouen decision had never been over
ruled, decided IN Mrs. Ssanford's favor.
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The State Department has received
nothing from Minister Squiers at Havana
TO indicate that there was any prob
ability of an impeachment OF President
Palma, Of the Cuban Republic. Or
course Minister Squiers is in close COM
munication with the State Department at
all times. but ne has not scabIed the
department that any crisis regarding
Palma IS to be expected.
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NELSON'S LAWYERS
CHARGE CONSPIRACY
RUMORS OF AN ATTEMPT
TO lMPEACH PALMA
State Department Not Informed OF
Probable Cuban Crisis.

HAVANA. Aug. 2S-The charges
against President Palma, growing cut Of
Palma's granting, certain executive con-
cessions, which were preferred by the
House, have been prepared and printed
and impeachment proceedings against
the President are liable TO be sprung any
day, The anti Palma element is can
vassing the Senate. where the majority
OF members are on the Presidents side
in tie matter
President Palma and United States
Minister squiers are holding long daily
conferences on the matter The speci-
fcations have been handed to Squiers,
Neither squiers nor Palma viii speak
FOR publication.
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Hand-to-Hand Encoun-
terS BstWeen Strikers
and Troops.
FEARS qHlf CRISIS IS REACHED
Miners Attack Soldiers and
Make Efforts to Wreck
Trolley Car
CAPTAIN ROUGHLY HANDLED

Strikers Seem 10 Have No Fear of
Militia and 0mcezs Expect That Mob
VIII Be Re-sufoTced by Others From
Different Standardization Is Crit
ical-
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Have No Fear Of Troops.

Captain Helm expects the men wiz ae
banded over 10 the civil authorities
within day or two The soldiers com
plain that many strikers IN the attack
are under bail for previous alleged vio-
Istiong Of the law.
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On Bridge When They Saw Fire.

They we're on the bridge when they
frs, saw the fire. The first stop was at
jar es Wells place in Jackson City
where they alfgbted and remained about
an hour Witness afterward drove NeI-
son home. and after stabling the horss
went TO his own home and retired for
the night The witness was critically
cross examined by the attorneys for ths
prosecution, but his story was rot
shaken
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Partly cloudy tonight and Fri
day; fresh east TO northeast
winds.
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Continued on Sixth Paee.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-09
Triste Noticia

Ponce, 9 12-002 10 H-" Co.
rrespondenciAo-9An JuAn.
Hoy por il min M In fAiIecido
don a fstides DiAx, DelsgAdo electo
Ckmara Iusu AZ 0o1Tespoeseal.
Hiio polftico del inolytdable pa
triAroa pnartCrt d ;sn3 I'd "
do Castro, 81 senor Oiax = 0iax, qus
rido amigo nnestros fa6 aismpre m
Dig 40 puertorriquslio que g dlstin'
quo 1eado 81 periodismo poll 10 eu
La cfuoutas 1nchas qne Abnegadoa
justadoros de pasadAs 6pocas sostn
vieron on pro q In hbsrtAdes Dc
ostA tiara.
AcAbaba dc salir electo DelegAdo
xlA CkmAfa IegislattvA para q PIC.
ximo bienio, J - muerts le sospren-
de, para II & cOnfundirse On g Cru
% ds paartorriqas1os one van boz
rrsnlo, con 81 6ssAparisi6n. 81 yiso
rscusfdo Dc Il, iustcs y los buenos.
Pcs - slna, y nueatro eentldc
n6same 8 Il fAmiiiA que 10 lcrAya
e patria. que pierls uno mAs DC aus
IeAlaa hiioe.
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6l61 Local

1c1os
I'D eelehxak4 Ante q I'd.
u s4s1sYsahQae TT ciudsd q
Qs11ae ene9 in1trui3s con.
h1non
S31sxs.s ~ aellfQc0ntre1el aerecho
AboGados
Ayat laEde Htom6 posesl6a dat aars
IS 1ss40aGAeQsoei Ayuntlmiento
oes1eAJnsn eleedof don Rann6n
nsaIeon nlcheaspl1zs estf dotAaA
Con eInaDer 81 1850 AnnaIaa
teree hixo entrsgssdsiA He
eslrxraognel 90 DistritJs
1.11salmgn.1a9!s0nsfA don Etsrisso
szsnomnkaaos6 ecretariOtnterino
Chi rmer
Hoy emhare0 para loo Nstndos
- no 80 leenoI4e1 doctnr ystsrinA
~ e ensA s1pera0r Dc 6anidad
lE.6cnRmer.
Puerto Rico
Ffocedentea el @ ssts ae IL isls.
enfro Anocl1s II esto puerto Ell YApor
amer1cano de aqsel nombre.
Criminal.
ManAnA - ceiebrarA en- oil Tfibu
nai6npremo 10 Juaticia el lscurao
9 cAsAcion interpueato por Pedro
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Uao mkS dsg1no Kxtnr
- ~ pko4 S1en oA39 &
mex Hono TN ri44E1
NAx1OD mar1noguo ntm61on I'M ee.
c4nGAloe N M ekf6 alnori0AnO ~ r.
ce1le ~ 6an Ja6tc. 8
EaT eniante G9b{orasQu Il ct1on,
tsl neuto - enC0ntrAbe por 9queilGn
nlredeacres ~ yi6 M rsCelfdSd
d. iE servonlr Mn que IogrkxA aef
AtendidO. ssa
Los marineros cayeron sobro d
TenisnteC Cabrera " mo dodollossane
portabasnn pGao, h1ff6 m1lsmAnfs Z
este jefs de- PulicfA dua cay6a n
suelu bsnAdO On seuRfo.
Tan prunto ~ rehtzo, 6Ae6 81 m
w6lver dinparan1oa III grupo oon ton
mala snorte, due hirf6 mslamente II
msriBero C66tell0.
mi Tsniente Cabrars. fuk curkdo
AZ primera iatenci6n 81 d cuarto de
socorrCs y mas tkrds conducido s IN
casA.
Ri sucesO de Rnocha no nos nor
prende: W habfAmos yaticinAdo Ia
que pssa y 10 aue pasarx 81 dfs q
NJchs Bnena.
Entendemos que TODD h3mbre es
libtes y aebe usAr IN lbertad, pero
cuAnd0 no sAbe hacer. uso de ellis,
debe restringfrssle.
"A menudo ss suceden los arribos
de barcos de guerra de diferentes
nAciones, 6 este puerto, y reciente-
msnts tuvim0s alredeAor do cuatro.
cientcs hombfes de II ffsgata oacuea
II AlemAna, SStoch., que pAsearon
por todAa parties sin que ocurriera
ninRtn incidente desagradable.
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disparado balaxos s diestro y sinies.
tro. In policfa dsbs tsner su1cian.
to afforded para gArAntir ell ordsn,
sin que 1u uniforme % Yea ultrsjado
por el primero que L. d6 II gSna Dc
levantAr Il mAno y pegirle. Por
algo usan rotsn y revolver. Y, aun.
que no somos partidarios de- que 6
nadie Sc f4gsle pOr abuso 10 aut0,
ridad 8 por sonveniencias polfticas,
creemos que ai Il p0licfa, CON aqu6
Hos atribatos, no puede impedir que
los des6rdenas de- los mxrincs CONT,
nd IN, hae'gA, 3 por 10 menos l. CO,
mission de aqu6l OnerpO debe fiar
claramente ii % debe medir 3 mo-
todos por m mismo ra1ero, pues
asf, on cssos dados, 8 ID poliofa ne
hAriA de II vistA largA, 8 cumplirda
con su deber sin yAeilaciones 8 81.
mideces por lAs cHales faerRn lnego
suspendidoa 8 sepArados dsla insti.
tuei6n.
"a nuestro juicio, ID soluci6u pro.
pueata per La CORRESPONDMN,
Ola On antsrtores eaisiones, ssffl
10 mks c0nveniente: GaarAiAs one
hAblsn los dos idiomAs y sean HON.
bres faertes.
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VASE acerca .Nochs BuenAD no
che &c conner pasteles, Of Aelior pero
hay que pisAr los pasteles con algo
y ess Ago estk en- Il cAile de Tstasn
Ldnsro IL. Esa ago Cd 10 gran Ger
VEGA PAbst que ha hseho fAmosa {
Milwaukee.
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rue deScuDierta IA criminal
deSde Ia Gale y dslunc1ada

Anoche 0curri6 On estA oindAd,
unOd do eeos nnceaoa que na oomen-
tan como n~enaAciomales y gus van ~
degenerAnd0 dssgraciadamente On
vnlgaxidaa.
una madre mRtA su hiiO, y II
vindfgtA p6biica seFindigns. laDsA %
Auatoma y despuee viene r. Lev ftias
implAcAble y descArga IN golpa NOR.
tal sObra II delincuente, que ba5aA 81
presidio & purgar IN horrible crimsn
y TODD ONEIDA otra vez tranQuilo 60
MO cuandO On an lsg0tse lan1A NM
piedra que produce honda pc su-
merge~....y IL fondo, s eonfnndir-
&c con el monitor de piedras iguales
Que allf existerl.
lPero alguient se ocupa de pre-.
guitar qnien lanx6 la piedraf
Juana Rubio VelGxquez, &c una
jovsn sgraciadA que vino de Jancos
hAce dos meses, non objeto de colo
carse. brindandols hospitAlidad uns
dana de On pueblo que vive en- 10
casa nGmero sc de ID Gale de Te-
tuan, de II que es represeutanta o.
Er. Santos SAnchirdrian.
NAdie en- 10 cAsa sospecho que pu.
dierA estAr gr&vidA, teni6 ndOla en-
calidsd De doncells.
Anoche se descubri6 ell drama que
empexAndo IN Juncos termtIo en-
San Juan.
Las sells serfa proximamente GUAM
do Juana Sc sinti6 indispuestA y se
ocult6 en- ell mirador de 10 citada
cAsA.
Tan pronto do { luz, LENA de tnie-
do, queriendo ocultar. 81 debilidad,
two otrA mayor, y e~nvolviendo %
pObre hiio entire trApos que enc0n-
tr6 6 mAno 10 produj0 10 Asfxi4.
Cuando las sombras de 10 noehe,
le brindaron0ocasion y Amino se d.
riji6 con el bulto Inf 1rme & 10 azo
tea y 10 coloc6 en- ell pretil. Alguien
pudo verla dSsde In Gale por 10 que
ella se retro.
Tras ell primer tsstigo ~vinieron
otros formAndose un zorro al rede
dor de- IL casa produciendo nm sordo
murmullo que di6 miedo 6 llama.
Entonces estA, presa de gran ner
versiodad, fue Al sitio en- quel de1o
el pedaxo de sus entrants, recoj!en-
UOAO N 000OA0A0nAOA0 $3.50
ropAs aue hAbia en- ell mirAdor.
Las personas que se encontrabhn
hacienda concentrations en- 10 tale die
rom psrte n saIganto Sr. EGG zcue,
one penetrAndo on II casa, eucontlo
al desgraciAdc nifo y 6 10 irfAntici.
da iunto A6l.
Fac esta Embellishments traslsaa
do III Hospital, despues de naber
prestsdo declaration ante ell Jaez de
PAz de San Francisco Sr. B IAN.
Y bien: 90 tira 10 piedra y se CD.
conde 10 mano. Sc lanza { una mu.
jer, cast ana nina, y despues. sus to
vores no son b~sstantes para hscerla
digna de nm siaergue, de I'M auxilto,
de nm cansuelo. Sc 10 dejs, se 10
permite que acuda & nm centric de
poblacion y se alQuils Sc le aban-
dona para que dislmule y oculte pa
RI ganar ell pan, el secreto dolor que
fagAces Amores produjeron.
Ella ca pecadora, pero, es ella en-
este cAso, ell 6nico deliucuente!
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Huelgas terminals.

New York Dcbre. s 1904. y.
Han terminado las huelgas DC
Rarcalona. Los obreros han vuelto
ii trabsio {, lespu6s de- I'M satisfac-
torio acuerdo con los patronos en-
III salieron victoriosos en- sus Pc
fieiones. Hase restablecid0 compile
ta1nentA ell orden.
Se cree que ser4n levant das las
parantias con ,titucionales.
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PreV6anSe eSOS males

49,
Sin cue nos Gauss extraneza, pues
este dialio advirti6 hace dtas, res.
pecto del desembarco de marinos,
posibles contip gencias entire 6stos y
In poliefs,-que debieran. precaveree,
escc giendo para 81 servicio guArd1as
que conccferan Ell ingles 3 que por
10 menos faeran hombres faertes;
damos hoy completes detalles de 10
ucurrido anoche.
Verdaderamente, 10 que sucede
CON Lon marines cada vex que estos
sefioras ponen pic On TERRA, pasa de
cAstAno oscuro. EstAn los cludadA
NOS & MERGED del primer marino one
ne le antejs descArgAr sobre cual.
auiera ana be fetAdA. ApArte de es.
10, promueYense no pesos escAnda:
tos que dan CAST siempre, como re.
sultsdo, cuAndo no una collision con
In policfa, con paisAnos.
No hemos De excu,par q 10 "gente
maleants" que, & veces, descansan'
do On In beodex de algtn marino. le
burls, 6 le roba; pero desde luego
este ocurre en- los sitics snon san.
tos,, donde suslen If 6 pArar los
marinos, ~ conducidos por cacerones
dol vicio, 8 ~ sin que nadie les con.
duscA.
Mas los esckndslos y ~deslfueros
que tienen lugar en- parsjes c6utri-
COS, como en- 10 Plaza BAldolioty, en-
In sale de 10 Fortaleza 8 de San
Francisco, ETC., hemos poaido con-
vencernos de que se promueven por
al estaao anormAl dc los marinoe,
que retosQndo unas veces y otrAs Tel.
tanlo III respeto.t las dAmAs 8 & lOs
caballeroa que pasean 6 salem 6 sus
hAbituAles ocupaciones, dan margen
kaue. inter viniendo 10 po.tcfa, & 10
Que tan POGO respetsn n, ne pro iuzsa
II rhbliCa intrAnquilidad y se susci
tan choauos de ID fadole del que en-
otro pitio nor oCapamos, que ha COS
tado In muerte de-un hombre y que
rrayemente herido pc encuentre en-
al hospital nm teniente de IL Policia'
AhorA bien; re- asegurA que han
sido suspendidos aIgunos guardiaa
nor ID actitua en- Lon sucesos de Ano,
che. Hay que ssr justos On e.ea
question. PAr6cenos que u poiioiA,
cusndo 70 trAta de- AltereAdo9 CON
soldalos 8 marinos, se We perpletl
e cohlbidA. lCaxl On 10 cAusA? HI
sucedido + veces que ne les hs pro
cesado. nor xsuntOs pareci1Oss q se
les ha eOmetid0 6 c0nsejo de guerra.
Y e. natural, NO - Atreven al'
gunos & prcCeder, manteniendo on
ITO ' eiomplarmente u antoridAd
a one satan investidos. P6ngase
asto On claro, porque czando 90 tn
e d nstiyos, c. In observaAo gu
10 hay OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ ~
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Probable bloqueo

New York Dcbre. $40 8 An.
Otras noticias de- Caracas asegu-
ran que prohablemente seran bio
nueaaos los puertos venezOlanos. II
onini6n lei pueblo en- il Rep!nblica
a. favorable e Ia conducta del go
sbierno \ Is molina 4 apoyafle una
nine y resueltamente en- sus deci-
STONES.
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INE0RIlAdI0N LOO

AENas
Dicbre. 8s-TeFm6mefrG
BasonnetFo; 9Qso2-Humed1
Santoral
8t4-Ntta Srs. 40 Lorst0s stos.
MelqniAdee b Mer6nrio Gsmelo
MR. y stas Jnlia ~ mr.
correo
l-Alams -AIaors 4. -
Andrsy Anont0 ~
e-Bax rias -Basno q
2 CastosI o-Coy
Pedradaa
Por tirar Apisdras a r. cails m
TA1c1 con poripiso - IN fraaaoun-
tess Inc mnlthdo con IS . tndiyidno
FranetAco Gar
Resistancia
Porh Ger resistenein Ala Rolicfe
anOche las cn6esen IL plase "a
<Col6n. tue multsdo con no II NJ.
rinero a. p. Gritsan.
Ascensos.
Han ascenliao 8 eabo az II Poll
OH IasuIar, Loo gusrdias, Jos6 4.
Morales y R0mulo Purcell. III pri,
nero hi sido destinadok prestnt nus
seryicios 6 Camuy y 81 segundo II
puerto de II ekrcel dc Ponce.
Licenciado
Lo ha aiao por impOsibiftaxd If
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UTUAD0
Ode maestro co,responsaz.

D.ciembre 8.
La Junta e ,colar de eats ciudad
cumpiimentkndo IL Ley titlnamen.
te decretAda sobre ell <Dia del arbol,
organiz6 de aeuerdo con los 6rs ms
pecterss del Distrit0 y Professor
Principal Sr. Morales 81 oportuno
progrema.
Ri prcgrama fs6 debidAmente cum
plido. El Sr. Presidente de 10 Junta
estuvo muy bien en- % discnrso igual
q ell Professor Fernandez.
TodAs las ninAs recitAron CON Acier
to los discursos, EEL Cedro. y el SCA
rs, resultaron ballfsimoss y enlelIos
cada Dino defer dfa pa afb0l para II
votaci6n del emOlemAtico.
Segtn noticiAs triunf6 eli &C af6s.
I'll Sr. Collax3 secretArio de 10 Jun
To hizo una Improvisation extra pro
grama despuessde efsctuArse 10 STEM
ora de los Arboles, uaman6o L. Aten.
cion de los ninos sobre II impOrtan'
cia de In fiesta pues en- dich0 die NO
solAmente sc les AcOstumbrAbA 6
sembrar arboles que debfan cuidar
solicitos para que ell dis Dc mAfA
M les diefan copioaos frut0s stno q.
tambien sembrAbAn el arbol del dere
cho, hacienda uso del vote para Gle
CIR Ell emblemAtico cuyo derecho ri
aprendfan & ouiti varl0y cuiaArlo hs
DrfA De darles en- el mAnanA 81 ffuto
hsrmoso de ID libsrtAd para 10 que
est& siemprs abonAdfsima Ii TERRA
BorincanR.
TAmbian hicieron uso de II pala
bra en- hermosas improvisacionss los
Srs. Morales, Alvaro M artinex y D.
+. Federico LsgrAud maestro de ..
gricultura.
Ell Sr. Presldente cerr6 el acto
dedica ndo ssntidas fcsses de recuer
do al Sr. Mater y Jordan 2. esiden
to y vocal que fueron de 10 Junta
hssta que II muelts les RETRO del
cargo.
Sc dieron entusiastas vivas & la
naci6n, Presidente y comiaionAdos
terminaron Ell actos s AS IL m.
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Para farnilias

CUADERNoS para anotar Il ro-
Pa que Va { layarse, duradero por
8 nAses en- ola C0RRHsponDnNmAa
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why Country Editors Get Rich.

The man who penned this current piece OF
history knows what he is talking about. The
Monoa Index says, truthfully: AFTER great
deal of study and worry we have at last
fingered out why so many country editors
get rich. Here is the secret of their success.
A child is born in the neighborhood; the at.
tending physician gets $40, the editor gives
the loud-lung youngster and the happy
parents send off and gets so. 1t is chris
tened and the minister gets So and the cd
itor gets 800. 1t grows up and marries; the
editor publishes another long winded flowery
article and tells a dozen lies about the beau.
tful and accomplished BRIDE The munster
gets $40 and piece OF cake, and the editor
get 5000. In the course of time it dies, and
the doctor get from IS to 500, the minister
perhaps gets another five, the undertaken
gets from $50 to $lG0, The editor publishes
notice of the d ath and an obituary two col.
umns long, lodge and society resolutions, a
lot of poetry and free card of thanks, and
gets 10000 No wonder so many country
editors get rich" -ShclhyvIlc (KH) News.
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HrAcellann Items.

The provisional program of the Synod Is
given elsewhere.
The Rev. Paul Meinert Of Palmyra, N. j.,
preached very earnest and instructive SER
mon on Monday evening. His trip coming
on Saturday unfit him physically for such
service on Sunday. Rev. II. F. Oerer pre-
siding in his stead.
The One hundred and forty fourth ami
versary of the organization of the Graceham
Moravian Church will be observed on Sun
day morning with the annual love!east and
communion services. We may have some
ministers to renal TO assist Rev. j. F. Kai
ser in these services which arc open to all.
Prominently mentioned Of those who will
be with us in attendance at the Synod this
week, we mention Bishop c. l.. Moench of
the First church, Philadelphia; Rev. Paul de
Schweinitz and Rev. J. Taylor Hamilton of
Bethlehem, both members Of the Provincial
Elders Conference of the Northern Province
of the Moravian church. They are advisors
In synodical enactmenls, and one or both
will speak in the interest of Missions on
Wednesday evening.
Personal mention of some who are with us.
Many may remember Rev. Thos w. Shields
of York, visiting here during his brothers
pastorate during 81 to "a, Mr.. Allen l.
Greider, the delegate from Lebanon, who left
here as a boy in 81 or 8? for Nazareth Hail,
his father the Rev. Eugene Greider, pastor
here at that time.
Rev. Z S. Hagen OF Lititz, Pa, whose IA
Their, the Rev f. f. Hagen, was well known
to many Of our old members OF the church.
Mr. Paul L. Beck, o delegate Of Lltitz, Pa,
whose grandfather was born in our town.
Rey, w. A. Cope, OF Egg Harbor, N, j., the
father Of Mrs. Kaiser, and last, but not least
Rev. M. +. Oerter now of Riverside, N. j.,
who made many friends in and out OF lis
congregational field during the eight years OF
his pas,ora,c here
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Order NiSi OH Sales.

In the Orphans Court of Frederick County,
Maryland.
August Term, 1902.
In The matter of the sale OF the Real Estate
of Charles A. Eyler, deceased.
In the matter of the Report of Sales, Filed
the 18th day of September, 1902.
/ RDERED, by the Orphans Court Of
" Frederick Co, this 18th day of Septem.
her, 1909. that the sale Of the Real Estate of
Charles A. Eyler, late of Frederick County,
deceased, this day reported to this Court by
his Executors he ratified and confirmed un.
less cause to the contrary be shown on or
before the 17th day of October, 1902,
provided copy of this order be publish.
ed in some newspaper published in Frederick
County for three successive weeks prior to
the 18th day of October, 1909.
The Executors Report states the Amount
of Sales to be Six hundred and Fifty dollars
[$850l
G. Blanchard Philpot, Judges
Russell E. Lighter, of the
Roger NJ. Neghb"rs,) Orphans Court.
True Copy Test:
CIlAS. + SAYLOR,
Register of Wills.
T Th~'n r F; E Eyisr' Executors.
Coolen,z & Waters, Attorneys. sep % At
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-10-09
BOvOlapus Food.

The Hagerstown Ma,Fs horriicanaturali.
bus lives on young chickens. Vide: Dan
Darborrow, Mills, Nd, has bull that eats
young chickens, picks them up like hawk"
The most torpid imagination can paint the
picture: the bull lowering in the air with
extended wings and pendent talons, darting
fierccly upon the adolescent chick and swift
" soaring into the cmpyrean, fixing its pierc.
ing eye upon the dead limb Of II giant oak,
upon which it alights and where it rends
with fierceful beak and satlates thirst for
blood and raw meat-this bull that "picks
them up like hawk" That's easy.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-10-09
Logs Items.

Mr.. William Troxell who has been spend
ing some time with Mrs. Mary Mort returned
to his home in New York on Saturday Inst
Miss Myers, Nora Low and Anna Dorsey
spent Saturday in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien OF Washington and
Miss Addie Gaugh of Thurmont spent Mon
day with Mrs. Jeremiah Martin.
Miss Marion Eichelberger Of Rocky Ridge
visited friends in this place on Saturday.
Mr.. John Pyle spcnt Wednesday in Fred
erick city.
The new desks for our public school house
arrived on Friday and will be placed in po-
sltion Immediately as they are very much
needed.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-10-09
Business Locals.

tS- LOST: On Main Street, Thurmont,
a gold pin with bloodstone set. Return to
MISS MAUD WELLER,
oct eff Thurmont, Md.
cY- NEW DWELLING FOR RENT
on W. Main Street, Thurmont. Possession
given October 18th.
Oct 9 3L* Apply to J. w. PAYNE.
cB- VALUABLE TOWN PROPER
TIES FOR SALE
lst. House and Large Lot. Price $3.50.
end. A Double House and Large Lot,
Price 800.
3D.. A well built and well arranged House
nearly as good as new Price $500.
These properties Can be bought on easy
terms. For particulars call on or address,
Sept25tf. THE CLARION.
w- AT PRIVATE SALE - THE
"AKTHUR" Property.
Address THOS. II. BARBER,
sept Tiff Hagerstown, Md.
GEE HELP WANTED Women and
girls to work in Laundry. Apply within
ten days at st. Joseph's Academy, Emmts,
burg, Md aug 2Stf
rE- FOR SALE-House and Lot at Logs
Station. Apply to CHAS. G. WATERS,
Jun26lf. Attyatlaw.
f% We are now selling BREAD at a cents
loaf ROLLS at 10 cents dozen and BUNS
at 5 cents dozen.
43f FL. WISOTZKEY.
rY- ORGAN FOR SALE. One of the
very best, has just been thoroughly repaired;
as good as new and for Sale at price that
will sell it. Inquire at
july 3ltf THE CLARION OFFICE.