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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE
Convention Adjournrd Wednes-
day Night After a 8 corss-
ful Nee ting.

A Sunday School Insii,, unde' the
care of Abingdon Prcsbytery conduct
ed by Rev. A. l.. Phillips ID. d., the
General Assembly's Superintendent of
Sunday school work, convenedin Taze-
well, on last Tuesday at IL a. m.
Quite a number Of minister's and
Sunday School workers from this and
adjoining counties were in attendance
and lent towards making this IA most
helpful and enjoyable occasion.
The following pcs w,re ably and
enthusiastically discussed;
"a Model Ircsb. te ian Sunday
School.
"The Graded Course Of Study.
'Our Young People for Christ and
Calvinism.
"Getting and Teaching the Lesson.
"A Magnetic Teachers Meeting.
"Round--Table Conference on the
Home Department, Normal Depart
ment, Library, Finances, and Enlarg-
ment.
"The Sunday School as Missiona-
ry Agency
No one who heard these discussions
could fail to take deeper interest i'm
this great department OF church work
aid to resolve henceforth TO put forth
greater Efforts to reach the high ideals
presented.
Six sessions Of the body were held
during the two days. The Institute
closed at hlaf past eight o'clock ON
Wednesday night.
DIR. Phillips has gone 10 Marion Vlr-
ginia TO hold n similar Institute on
Friday and Saturday OF this week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
AdditiOanI Local.
Circuit Court win convene Monday.

Circuit Court win convene Monday.
Andrew May, OF Sc. Adams, was at
home for Thanksgiving.
Something in the way of n nice pres
ent can now be found at Pobsts.
II you want nice piece of china, cut
glass, waive crest ware, call on Pobsts
The Peoples accident and Health
Insurance Company has been incorpo-
rated at Norton, Va, 10 do a general
accident and health insurance business.
The concern is composed of some Il
the leading business men of Wise coun-
~, as well rs men from other sections.
Neatest line Ct watches and iewelIy
that has ever been in the city. at Pobst.
If you want a nice hump, Pobst has
'em.
Fresh candies every 10 days at this
season of the year at Pobsts.
The Tazcwcll Transfer Company il
the name OF the new concern organized
hore recently. Messrs Peery & st.
Clair and w. y. Witten are the owners.
we are going 20 give away black
silk dress pattern, II yards, worth S1.00
tho yard, TO the farmers wife or
daughter who send us tho greatest
number OF eggs between now and the
20th of December. Better send your
eggs, you may get the pattern.
Hankins * Son.
The Breeders Gazette, i'm it's last
issue, contained a photo OF export cat
tie taken near c. A. Fudge's residence
at North Tazewell. The photo was
made by II. S. Bowen ard shows a
beautiful bunch cattle raised ON Tazo-
well county blue grass
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
Marriage.

Miss Nora Stellar, daughter Of the
late w. Nj. Stellar, who lost his life in
the Pocahontas mines while with an in
spection party, was married yesterday
at Welch to Mr.. Lamar Epperly, as
sistant mine manager for the Collins
Collicry Co, Glen Jean. They left on
No. 3 for their future home ON Glen
Jean. - Bluefield Telegraph Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Epperly has number OF friends
in Tazewell, made while she was at
tending school here, who wish her
happiness.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
County Court

All the courts time has been consum.
ed this week by fclonly cases lrom
Pocahontas.
The first case To come up was that
OF John Tarton, who shot at special
policeman at Pocahontas some time
ago. He confessed and was given one
year in the pcnitentiary
Steve Tesoski, Hungarian. was
also given one year for malicious as
sault on another Hungarian.
Commonwealth against Kyle Atkins
for assaulting n miner at Pocahontas
during the recent strike has brought n
large number OF witnesses here from
that place.
The trial OF Kyle Atkins for assault
ing a miner at Pocahontas some time
ago resulted in verdict of five days
in Jail and $50 fine. The jury brought
in the verdict late yesterday afternoon.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
Thanksgiving Services.

Union Thanksgiving services were
held yesterday, beginning at IL n. H.,
in the Baptist church. A very good
crowd was in attendance. The services
were began by singing, led by Rev Jno.
A. Taylor. Rev. S. o. Hall read APP
proprate passage from the Bible. Rev
r. A. Kelly offered prayer, thanking
the Almighty for the preservation OF
our lives and for the many blessings
that have been bestowed upon us.
The annual Thanksgiving sermon
was preached by Rev. Robert EImore
ifp1asstt.y4siff ifp1asstt.y4siff II the Christian church. The
sermon was pronounced by every one
present as ing one which required a
great de:A thought and careful
study. and ~ well received by the
audience.
In accoI 6 with the usual Gus
tom, coliecti was taken for the be-
nefit OF those III town who are in need
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
ACCIDENT TO MILLIONAIRE.
Norfolk and Western Special Bears
Him Rapidly TO Philadelphia.

Racing through from Elkhom, w.
Va, mt startling rate OF speed, spe-
cial consisting of an engine and two
eoacbes, one OF them n sleeper, steam
ed into the Norfolk and Western depot
last evening at 5:42 o'clock.
In the sleeper of the train was Mr..
T. +. Houston, millionaire coal oper-
tor Of the Elkhorn district, i'm severe
ly wounded condition as the result Of
an unfortunate accident at the mines.
While busy about one of his prop
erties he accidentally got in the track
OF one OF the small coal-hauling engines
used at the mines, and was struck In
such a manner as to break several
ribs, and at the same time injecting
serious internal injuries. DIR. Hatfield
die everything possible for the injured
man Immediately after the accident
but Mr.. Houston's son thought the
condition of his father warranted his
Immediate transfer to his Philadelphia
home for treatment.
Tee Norfolk and Western Offices here
were telephoned at once and a special
made up at Elkhom in very brief
time. The train passed through Blue
fld at AIS and came on TO Rcaloke in
two hours and fifty minutes, only one
stop being made between the two
places. DIR. Gale, OF Roanoke, was
taken on at the road, having gone for.
ward from here TO meet the train.
Only three minutes was consumed in
the stay Of the flying train at Roanoke
The right Of way was given it AL
along the Norfolk and Westera lines
No. being side-tracked 20 let it by up
the roal The injured man should
reach Philadelphia at an early hou
this morning.
Something over $40 was paid fol
the special DIR. Hatfield a<compainet
Mr.. Houston and his son the entir'
distance through TO the Quaker City,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
WILL APPEAR IN TEST CASE
John O.. Carlisle Will Assist in
Fight on Virginia Constitu.
ton.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 25.-Ex-Secre-
tary of the Treasury John G. Carlisle
has been engaged to assist Capt. John
S. Wise in his fight against the consu-
tuition of Virginia. The advent of Mr..
Carlisle in the case mt this iuncture is
regarded with much interest. Mr..
Carlisle is conceded TO be one OF the
ablest constitutional lawyers i'm the
country.
Great interest is being manifested i'm
the approaching struggle in the United
States District Court of the Eastern
district, which takes place Friday.
Chief Justice Fuller has signifled his
willingness to sit in the case, dicision
which is received with satisfaction by
all parties concerned.
The immediate defense of Attorney
General Anderson and his associate, Mr.
Frank V. Christian, is the one OF non
jurisdiction of the cal Federal court,
none of the State courts having been
applied to first for the remedy in the
situation. The right Ct the federal
court to interfere with the conduct and
results OF the State elections is serious
ly questioned.
If the district court shall enjoin the
State board Of canvassers from count
ing thh vote taken at the late election
Hon. Carter Glass aUd other congress-
men may apply 60 the State Supreme
Court for mandamus To compel the
board OF convassers to award them the
certificates Of election. An able lawyer
here says that it would be out Of the
question for Federal court to delay
and hold up the return OF our congress-
men, and thereby deprive n sovereign
State OF its representation.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
Take care Of the Stomach .

The man or woman whese digestion is
perfect and whose stomach performs its
very function never kicks. Kodol
cleanSes, pnrifes and swe. tens the stom-
acn and cares positively and permanent
ly all stomach troubles. indigestion and
dyspepsia. It's the reson4tTuctive tonic
that is making so meny sick people we'll
and We ak people strong by conveying
to their bodies all OF the n ourish in the
food they eat Rev. O. ~. u"iladay, Of
IIollayay. Miss. writes: Kodoi has cured
me. | consider it the best resnedy ever
used for dyspepsia aud stomach troubles
was given uy by physicians. Kodol
saved NV life Take 1t after meals Jno
Il. Jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
Sickness at Pounding MiII.

Pounding Mill, Va, November 81.
Mr.. John Beard lost his least child
about two months old. The other
twin died at the age of "A hours.
both were boys.
There has been sic kness in nearly
every home in this place among the
young children and babies -bron-
chitis or pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lawrance, s.
ehild 4 months old is not expected to
I've. It's pneumonia.
Claude, the sixteen year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas, has
measles.
The barita on Steele and Ringstaff
Bros. farm is of first class quality
and looks fair TO be in large quanti-
ty. about twelve hands are at
work.
G.. w. Doyal, the Holiness and ev-
ening light preacher, will begin a
meeting here on Xmas day. Several
saints are expected from BIuefield
and other points. Everybody cor
daily invited to attend those meet
ings. Come praying that you may
see the light and except il.
Mr.. Hunter SturgiIl, news butch
on the C. V. Division of n. w.
came home to-day to spend few
DAYS.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
A Large Real Estate Deal.

Wytheville, Va, Novemb Der 24th.-
One of the largest deals in realestate G
made in this section for years has
bren consummated IN the sale of n
large portion of the Judge Shelly
farm, five miles east of Wytheyille,
reguarded as the finest farm in South
West Virginia, and one of the best in
the state The greater portion Was
sold TO Mr.. William j. Raper, of Aus
tinville, who was one of the largest
stockholders in the WYthe Lead and
Zine Company until the latter sold
oHt to Bertha Mineral Company.
recently. He paid foriy-two thous-
and dollars for the properly. Ap.
other part of the lana was bought by
Mr.. NJ. M. Sutherland, a prominent
farmer, for five thousand, eight hun.
dred and forty dollars. This dispos.
es of all the farm lying south OF the
Peppers ferry road. Judge Shelly
still retaining that portion north oil
that road.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
K. OF p's. HAVE A BIG MEETING.
Excellent Address Delivered to POcahOnlas
Lodge.


Through an oversight we neglected
to mention the X. of P's. meeting at
Pocahontas on Sunday, Nov. 10th.
The meeting was called to order by
Past Grand Chancellor John NJ. Newt
on, who was master OF ceremonies, and
in very appropriate and timely speech
introduced the speaker OF the OCCASION,
Hon Geo. c. Cabel, OF Norfolk.
The meeting was held i'm memory of
the deceased members who lost their
lives in the mine disaster at that place
one year ago on the day OF the memor-
ial. and others who had gone Ia their
reward. The hall was wen filed with
representative citizens of Poclhontas
and vicinity. All OF the neighboring
lodges had representatives present from
ali sections or the coal fields. Colonel
Cabel's address was a treat to everyone
present, and the best ever delivered i'm
Pocahontas.
Rev. G. M. Moreland, Methodist I
pastor of this place, delivered an adj
dress on Faternal orders, which was
highly appreciated and in keeping with
the quality of the other addresses o.
the occasion.
The whole affair was great success.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
MURDER AT BURKE.
Jealous Hungarian Kills His Mistress and
Makes His Escape.

1odluuo Huh9dItdh NtNo uiS WtaUtAs anu
Makes His Escape.
Bluefeld, w. Va. November 2lth.
-Meager details reached Bluefeld
last evening of another revolving
murder NJ Burke.
On Saturday night, a Hungarian,
whose name was too blg "a mouthful
to catch over the phone, shot and in
stautly killed his mistress, Annie
Rlankenship.
IL seems that th Hungarian aud the
BlAnken~hip woman had been living
as man and wife, without benefit o.
clergy, for sometime. On Saturday
night, after visiting numerous booze
joints. the Hungarian called on his
mistress. She was at the time enter
tanning another man, and the Hun
garian became insancly jealous. AZ
ter n rev heated words had been ex-
chadged, he drew his pistol and frd,
the first bullet piercing the woman's
heart. He then took to his heels and
has not yet been apprehended.
The remains of the dead woman
passed through the city Yesterday
enrout to Tazewell, her former home
for interment.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
Homeless .ss

What a dreary sound The word
has. 1t is associated in the mind
with loneliness, hunger and
threadbare clothing. Homeless
people are merely unwise people
(some of them). The owner of
beautiful home may be homeless
tomorrow and all because OF his
own fault-neglect Of iusuring.
A man is never left homeless
who is fully inSured-even tho
the flames consume his entire
belongings. You can begin to
rebuild the dav after the fire If
your policy is written by us.
Our companies are solid and
promptly settle losses.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
Herr krupp Dead.

Herr Krupp the gunmaker, OF
world wide fame, died suddenly.
The Krupp guns, of which he was
the inventor and maker, are known
in all civilized lands where there
have been or are likely to be wars
and rumors of wars. Herr Krupp
made money by the manufacture and
sale of the death-dealing engines un-
iii he became the weaIthiest man in
all Germany. His death from apo
plexy was quile as suIde'i as that
which his mighty guns hive carried
to many other men.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
DEATH OF GEORGE N. EVANS.
Assistant Engineer Of clinch Valley Elvision
Suddenly Stricken

Roanoke, Va. November 24.-Mr.
George M. Evans, assistant engineer
of the Clinch Valley division of rho
Norfolk d Western railroad, died
suddenly at the Hotel Startford at
laos this morning from heart fail
ure.
The deceased was apparently il, the
best ia health when he retired. He
had taken bath about 10 O'Clock.
and shortly afterward retired. Short
ly before l O'Clock n boarder across
the hall was awakened by peculiar
noise IN the room, and aroused Mrs.
Evans, who had not been awakened
II was seen at once that Mr.. Evans
was in critical condition. Mr..
Hanes was aroused, and when he
went to the room, Mr.. Evans had
passed away.
The death was great shock 10 his
friends, many of whom had talked
with him ON the street yesterday.
II e was in fiue spirits. and talked
about returning to his work on the
Clinch valley this morning.
He was native OF Pottsiown, Pa.
aud 81 years OF age. He had bee a
employed as a civil en- gineer with the
Norfolk 4 Western for twenty years
beginning on the Shenandoah Valley
road where the first rail was laid un-
der his directions.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
Unfortunate Woman Taken in Charge.

Pounding Mill, Va, Nov. pa
woman who says her name is Mary
Wallace was taken change of here last
night by Squire Murley, and pronounc-
ed to be crazy. She says she escaped
from the asylum.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
Death Of an EsiimabIe Lady.

Pounding Mill, Va. Nov, 2G.-
Mrs. Mary Ann Young, of the Cove,
died at the home of her nephew, c. p.
Williams at this place ON Monday
morning at 3 o'clock. Her remains
were taken back today to her home
in the coye for interment. She came
here Friday on visit and died of la
grippe and heart troubles. She was
rs years of age and valant soldier
for the Master. Everybody who
knew her loyed her. She was sister
80 Messrs p. II. and j. G. Williams
well known citizens of this county
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28

Wanted At Once.

A Purchaser for a 1900 house
and 81 acres of nice land, for $3500,
90. Large house. nicely finish
ed, smoothe, fine land, d,-all in this
town. Apply al once, this Office.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
Oroer of Publication

vlRGINIA:-In the Clerks ONCE of the
Circuit Court of the county of Tazewell on tho
9Th day Of November, 1902.
Nora y Allison. Plaintiff
VS..
Mathew N Allison, Defendant.
The Object of this suit is TO obtain from the
defendant 4 divorce yinculo mat imonii
And an affidavit having been made and fled
that the det endant is a non resident of the
81 ate Offir kynia IL is ordered that he appears
here winsn8 8uteen days after due publication
hereof. nd what may be necessary to pro
tect his R11.N est In this suit. And IL is further
ordered d " copy hereof be published once Ga
week fofi pr weeks in the Clfnch Valley News
and that Ppy be posted at the front dOCr of
the COURT use of this county az prescribed by
law. W
IL A cOpy-Teste:
Hicks & 'oE th, p. q. II. Bane Harman. Clerk
Nov74i
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
FOR SALE.

We have decided to change ouI
business and offer our entire line oi
Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies and chill
dren Shoes, Groceries, Queensware and
Tinware at cost for cash.
We are not going out of business
but simply wish to change our line ol
goods.
W.T. WITTEN & c..
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
FOR SALE.

Bronze Turkey Gobblers at $500
each, and hens $3.50. A limited num-
ber OF Barrea Plymouth Rock Pullets
and BOOSTERS, soc. each.
MRS. j. MEEK HoGE,
Burke's Garden, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
Wante

A young man with good English
education and $4,000 in cash to invest
in sure and paying enterprise. For
particulars, address with stamp,
p o. Lock box "a,
Tazewell, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-28
Tresspass Notice.

All persons are hereby notified not
to hunt or otherwise tresspass on my
lands. Tresspassers will be punish
ed to the full extent of the law.
f. X. CROCKETT,
Witten Mills Va.
Oct. 1-1902.
months.
Morris tribune., 1902-08-02
Transfers for the Week.

r Horton and W to A Mavlatt w ofsw
of 10, 12S, a, and n of Is, 1913, IL, $4,000
Welhelm and 10 VIM Stuart, sw of 3d.
1913, IL, $41O0
JKBuel1y and W to Newton Smith, Ee of
sw of %, 124, Al, $4,000
RM Church and w and q c Fitzgerald
to William Reber, NV of 16, 124,41, $4,000
126, IL, $4,000
Grace Carson Smith and h to B Or
mond, n of Sc of 81, 1873, ~, $20S0
Garrett r Lake to c NJ Flagg, NV of 80,
1913, 40, s4SOO
Paul Heinen to Anthony Berns, Sc Of s,
1874, ~, S6O4O
Daniel LAWYER and w to Henry Klenkrat
w OF sw and w of of sw of 20, 1874, ~, $3.50
Martha Downin and Oscar Downin al d
w to Geo :Downin, undiy It's interest in
NV of 81, 122, 49, $50
Louis Dreveskracht to O Cussey, Sc of
NV and lot of 30, 125, ~, S24OO
Mary Finnegan and to Christina Pill
len, sw of 10, 12G, 43, $500
Chas Burpee and w to F J Kerwin, and
w H B1essington, NV of 2, 1913, 10, $3.50
Joseph NJ Moore and w to James NJ Par
sons, of NV of 9, 1913, 43, $500
Lorine T Sorteberg and h to Sorlein
O'Connor Land Co, n of34, 1913, 43, $742O
Willirm Bcknell and w to Henry Nc
Kee, of 49, 1913, 43, $4,000
Mary Gaffney end to Henry Mckee, n
of q, 1913, 43, $4,000
Chas Fredendall and w to VIM Abbott
NV of 30, 123 43, $4,000
J NJ Moore and w to Horace G Mcmillan,
of Is. 1914 43, $4,000
Richard Williams and w to Horace G
Mcmillan. NV of %, 1913. SO, $4,000
Loren E Pearce to James "A Johnson, NV
of Is, 125, 49, $4,000
Olsen Gutter Hea1yCo to Fronk Kirwin
NV of 7, 223, A, $17OO
Vim Cusick and w to Chas Duhigg, NV
of sw of 2, 1914, A, $4,000
St P NJ & NJ Ry Co to Nancy T F Judson,
sw of sw of II, 1874, Al 1920
Analie Zah1 and h to Chas E Camp, 3
of II, Vii of Morris, $1,000
St P NJ & NJ Ry Co to J H Devenney IL 3,
4, 3. 6 Of s.. $500
JRHolton and w to Fred MiItz, AS, of
/ of Thorpes ad to Hancock, $500
Morris tribune., 1902-08-02
Kilograms.
by our Friend i'll Stilwater.l

by our Friend III Stilwater.l
If the best you can say about your
neighbor is in reply to the worst he
said about you, don't say it.
A common five cent lead pencil
with fearless and brainy little man
behind it has done and will de- more
for humanity than the diamond
hilted sword in the han Of giant
warrior.
Little baby Henpe"k regards his
carriage as a good thing and his
mother sees to it that Papa Henpeck
pushes the good thing along.
In Michigan the other day young
woman 81 years old was married to
John Watch, Nr. Watch is 81 years
old, but is worth several million
dollars. Some Of the ueighbors are
mean enough to insinuate that the
girl married him Oh the theory that
the watch would soon run down.
It is a penitentiary offense to sell
an Indian whisky and should be a
capital offense to sell servant girls
kerosene.
Paderewski, the long haired piano
thumper, has announced that on his
next visit to this country he will be
ACCOMPANIED by a bolyguard which
be says is necessary to protect him
from the osculat1ry onslaught of the
American woman. But the body
guard will not in any way interfere
with the American sucker who has
a gold coin to drop into the hat
when it is passed. around.
Morris tribune., 1902-08-02

the worlds record for ten mile swim
is something over FIVE hours Mr..
Carlson has reason to feel very proud
of his achievement. He has made
swims of several miles. but never so
far as on Sunday, and so far as we
can learn he is the first man who
ever swan the length of Lake Mime
waska. He was completely exhausted
when he reached the end of his
journey, but after good meal and a
few hours rest was apparently none
toe worse for his long swim,-Glen-
wood Press.
Morris tribune., 1902-08-02
REV. RICHARDSON AGAIN.
By Way of Explanation of the Times
Article.

By Way of Explanation of the Times
Article.
Mr.. EDITOR:
The Times in reply to my article
in last weeks Tribune makes "erron-
ecus citation" Places designated
by Chap. 313, H. F., 2O7," cannot
and was not intended to refer to
saloons in my article any more than
it does in the statute, but it does
refer to places that are an injury to
the work in our high school, and
whose tendencies are toward a
worthless life, and are forbidden bv
the state law to be allowed to do
business.
While I made no charges Of ir
regularity in any matter-nor do I
make charges but had there been
a place in town under police super
vision and protection where the VIC
latiop Of state law was regularly al
lowed it would no doubt have prop
erly found place in the memorial.
My article said certain things
were Commonly reported" One of
the important functions of the CITY
officials is the enforcement of the
state law. This is the duty of the
police who are under instructions
from the c:uncil. He &c my memor
ial. F. H. RICH" DsoN.
Morris tribune., 1902-08-02
PHENOMENAL SWIM,

John Carlson Swims from GIenwood
to Starbuck in approximately Six
Hours.
John Carlson, better known as
"Skoomy" has the record for long
distance swim on Lake Minnnwaska
and incidentally earned SIS on Sun.
day. He started from the boat land
ing about 9 o'clock a. M, and just
six hours later his tired feet touched
bottom at the Starbuck landing. A
couple of lads accompanied in a row
boat, aud supplied him with a couple
of sandwiches on the way, and
party in the launch overlook him
near Rocky Point, but he did not
need any assistance, his only rest
during the trip being that secured
by changes of position in the water
The distance travelled is estimated |
between ten and twelve miles, and as