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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-10-03
MATAMORAs

n s. Olsson of Brooklyn, for
mer resident Of Matamoras, spent
Monday calling upon his many
friends in this village, who were
pleased to see him again.
Ed Lobar, secretary Of the board
of trustees Of the Matamoras high
school, is at Harrisburg this week
on business relative to school mat
ters
Miss Lille Davis, who has been
visiting her father, J Davis, at Kel-
lams, Pa, for the past week, return
ed home on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Holbert will
change their residence from Wash
ington street to the house of the
late Mrs Isaac Labar on Adams
street.
James Heater, who was operated
upon at the Reeves sanitarium a
short time ago, is improving nicely.
Prof. and Mrs. C. Il. Houok have
changed their residence from Biddis
street. They are now nicely located
in the new house Of the late Herman
Krause on Pennsylvania avenue.
Ed Lord returned home from
Lordville on Monday where ne has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Lord.
Mrs. NJ Washburn and daughter
of Jersey City and Mrs. james
Wheeler of Port Jervis spent Tues
day with Mrs. S. D. Wheeler
The Blue Ribbon society contem-
plates giving fair at Prescott S
hall on October 18th.
Fred Billman of Middletown, who
has been spending his vacation with
his parents, MIR. and Mrs Geo. Bill
man, left town to accept a position
at Newfoundland N. j.
On October 5th Rev Ora j. Shoop
will baptize some children at the
morning service. Those wishing
their children baptized should bring
them at this time
Miss Carrie Mintram and Sister,
Flora, from Pine Bush are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Fred Corwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Wheeler and
son, Edward, from Beech Lake, Pa.
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. D. Wheeler.
Rev. Mr.. Wiegand, former pas
tor of Hope church, will preach al
the church on next Sunday morn
ing, Oct, 9Th.
The Blue Ribbon society viii
meet on Saturday at Miss May
Nyce's.
Harry Clawson spent Sunday a
Matamoras.
Miss Sarah Knapp of Hawley j
the guest of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. s. Spears.
Miss Louise Wilkin, a trainer
nurse from New York city, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo
seph Wilkin.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-10-03
CONASHAUGH.

The violent thunder shower Sun
day afternoon made VIM. T. struble
feel blue He has just completed his
mill dam below Mott street bridge
and watched it all night but it stood
the pressure all right, and we all
sincerely hope he will have the
sweet cider running soon.
This is very bad weather for
threshing buckwheat. The farmers
have had hard times in gathering
their grain and hay this year.
Jas. P Van Etten and family of
Conashaugh have moved in the
Swepenlser cottage in Milford for
the coming winter.
Miss Alice Donleary, guest at
Halcyone cottage, returned TO heI
home in New York city Tuesday,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-10-03
Asthma Can
Be Cured
Free Treatunent. Free Medical
Advice. We Have Cured
1000 Cases. Why
Not Vours7

ThIa dread disease which has caused
more untold agonies than words can de-
scribe. has at last received it's death blow
Medical Science in recent years has found
a remedy that successfully conbats All the
aggravated symptoms due Co this distress
ing aniction After many years OF pa
tient study and research, DR.. A. b. CLARK,
the we'll known specialist, has discovered
positive remedy thar cures the cough,
gives immediate relief and erndioates
every yestigs Of the disease So confident
IS the doctor that his Asthma Remedy
will effect a cure in an stages that he has
instructed the CLARK Medical Co., of Pitts
burg, Pa 60 forward a complete treat
ment TO every sufferer of Asthma who
writes Cor symptom blank This is a very
liberal offer and shows the confidence the
CLARK Medical Co. have in the merits oi
this preparation If any of our readeri
are afflicted With Asthma they should
write Che Clark 60 at once for symptom
blank Why uaar when a cure is within
saehg
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-10-03
sANDYsTON.

A Hainesvilie youth imbibed
pretty freely Of cider and then pro-
ceeded to do up some Of his neigh
5ors, threatening to shoot them,
smashing orockery, etc. He will
know a good deal more when he
gets through with that racket.
Evi Brink, Jr., fell upon a seythe
cutting his hand last week, and at
present is taking it easy nursing the
member.
There is quite a struggle going on
in this county as to who will be the
next superintendent of schools.
Luther Hill has held the Office since
1876 aud now there are two aspir-
ants for the position, Ralph Decker,
teacher at Deckertown, and A. P.
Cope, teacher Of stanhope school.
Predictions favor the latter.
Apple picking is in progress and
the crop is a fairly good one. The
fruit is in excellent condition, much
better than in former years. yet one
dollar per barrel is the average price
paid.
The rain Of the past week was
a corker and will pass for a regular
old fashioned equinoctial. From
Wednesday noon to Saturday morn
ing the rainfall was 4. AZ inches and
yet our streams we're not very high.
A resident of this town made out
a note for $1OO signing the names of
two other persons to the note, one
as the maker and the other security
and he posing as the maker took the
note to a party in Frankford and
got the money. The Frankford
party not getting his interest
promptly notified the forged maker
of the note to attend to that matter,
and the whole thing came out.
Miss Vernie Stoll, daughter of
Isaac Stoll, who went to New York
hospital tor treatment, has returned
home and will return to the hospit-
al some time this week.
Miss Maud Warner of Hainesville
departed on Saturday to take mp her
school duties for another year at
Clifton, N. J.
The rainfall for September mp to
Monday night was s94 inches, the
greatest of any month in years. OF
this amount 7.13 inches fell from
the oath to the goth, both dates in
elusive
John j. Van Sickle is having his
outbuildings on his farms painted
and when completed will be white
in color. w. G. Hursh and George
Heine are the painters.
The new owners of the Hudson
River telephone company had a
party of men going over the line
last week putting 1t in good work
ing order and trimming the trees
where branches interfered with the
wires. They were a jolly good nat.
ured set of men.
The recent spell of rainy weather
has delayed the corn cutting very
much and there is a lot of it yet tC
cut. Scarcity of farm help is one
cause of the day. The buckwheat
crop is standing in stout and is re.
ported TO be growing.
George Campbell, residing neal
Bevans in tenant house of Johr
Aber, removed to Port Jervis las
week and found employment on tn,
Erie.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30
LoRp KITCHENER

from the railroad station. preceded by
dragon guards and artillery and es.
corted by heralds and trumpeters In
the rear OF the procession rode General
Lord Kitchener. commander-ln-chlef In
india. surrounded by a brilliant stan
ana followed by the heads OF provinces
with escorts OF Indian cavalry and
tribal leaders from beyond the border
line.
Down the main street the cortege
passed through the lines OF salutlnP
soldiers and excited surgIng. alaam.
ing ihrongs OF natives through the
ancient city. with balconies and house
tops teeming with life and through
More gate into the open park beyond.
There. after = four-mile march. the
elephants. vlceroy and Duke OF Con-
naught halted side by side. and the
pageant was concluded with great
princes filing by with elephants trum.
peting salute.
The vlceroy was In state uniform
and Lady Curznn was dressed In gray
The Duke OF Connaught had on the
feld marshal's nm form and the Ouch.
ess OF Connausht was attlred In blue
They received % catering welcome at
all points.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30
TRAGIC TALES.
Three Hundred Rabies slain and Japs.
nsss Married To Corpse OF Girl.

Three Hundred babies slain and Japs-
nsss Married tn Corpse Of Girl.
Victoria. n. c.. Dec. 29.-Correspond'
ence Of the Associated Press. received
from Yokahoma by the steamer Tartar
includes details OF horrible baby
farming conspiracy In Osaka. An el
derby woman. her married daughter,
husband and two other persons have
been arrested for infantlcide. and Il "A
learned that since they started opera.
lions this year 900 children were
killed
The japan Times has an account OF
a Japanese OF Koohi having been mar
ried TO a corpse. The brideelect com.
mitted suicide on the eve of her mar
rage. The body was recovered. and
az the request OF the dead girls par.
ents the ceremony took place between
the living and the dead
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30
cARsoN's STATEMENT.


Telegraph Operator rpys NE Cancelled
By Authority Of Kerr.
London. Ont. Dec. 2o.-There were
no more deaths from the Grand Trunk
collision Sunday. II Ia thought all In
jured will recover. The body Of Fir
man Ricketts, was found covered with
snow In ditch beside the track. One
arm was torn on and ths body other
wise mangled. IA.
Andrew Carson, the operator at Wat.
ford. whose failure 10 deliver the order
to Conductor McAullffe OF the passen.
ger train to pass the freight at Wan
stead Is said by the Grand Trunk on
clals to have caused the calamity. adj
mltted that he knew II was against the
rules of the company to cancel a train
order without sending substitute for
Il. but said Dispatcher Kerr was his
superior officer and he dlsliked 10 ques-
ton his order or dispute his authority
10 take this action. Dispatcher kerr's
order book In the Grand Trunk once
does not show that the order was
busted" or cancelled as Carson claims,
According 90 the book II was stlll in
force and should have been delivered 70
the conductor OF the express. Kerr has
not made any statement even 10 the
railroad officials and will not until he
takes the stand al the Inquest
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30
NOTICE.

! UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, NORTH
EltN DISTRICT Or TEXAS AT WACO
| JOHN y. pENDl.ETON, RECEIVER sou n.
kkN HOME BUILDING a LOAN ASSOCIA.
] EQurY.
Notice ia hereby given that In pursuance and
BY virtue Q. decree IN the aboye entitled cause
OF the ABOVE entitled court, Edward h. Meek.
Judge. dated the 0Oth day OF April, isla. and an
I order OF sale dated the 18th day OF June, A ID
1907 Issued from and under the seal OF said
couit thereia 70 me directed, !, toe undersigned
( n. y. Master Commissioner for the Northern
District Of Texas. Waco disvision, will sell al
public sale 10 the highest bidder under she
terms hereinafter stated az Bryan, the County
81 lirazos, and state OF Texas on the frat Tues
day OF January, being January eta, iqO3, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m nd 4 O'Clock D. M.
on that day a. an entirety and a. one property
and not In separate parcels. all ana singular the
said rial property hereinafter more specifically
sriibed, and all the tight, utle, Interest and
equity OF redemption OF the said j. NJ Nike
and n Mike IN and 20 said property DESERVED
a. follows. TO wit
Lying ana being situated in the City Of Bryan,
county or bfazos, Texas, a. being lots four (il
ana i've l1l, block one hundred and twenty-
seven QZ5l, 40 .0rding 10 q map % said city,
being The sane property transferred TO J. ~
Mise BY ]. o. Tabor, BY deed dated October 2ist,
And the terms and conditions Of the sale are
a. follows; hat 10 10 say, said sale 90 be cum
Quoted and made according 20 the rules and
lAHNAN" VI NuNI-ti " CONTINUATION tN THIS
court and 10 satisfy the amounts due or 70 be-
come due a. In said decree provided for princi-
pa and Interest and the several sums therein
allowed 10 b. paid, or 40 much thereof a. said
properly viii bring upon such sale, SAIL decree
being rendered In favor OF the piaintiff on the
date shove specified for the sum OF s53l Al, to-
gcther with interest thereon from the 30th day OF
April, lvo2, at seven per cent per annum and al
costs OF court
The complainant, John T. Pendleton, az re-
cciyer Of the southern nome Binding ard loan
Association. may become the purchaser TOR an
amount not 20 cxoecd the amount OF the iudg-
mcnt without paying any cash AZ the time of
making said bid, bat such receiver 10 outaln the
commissioners deed snail lay all costs IN this
cause, including the sum allowed the master
commissioner
any purchaser other than the complainant
bidding u said sale shall 0ftr 20 ray In cash,
and u said bid Is accepted, pay In cash the
amount OF said Did. said sale 70 BE- free from
All equity of redea ptlon, the purchaser or pur-
chaseis 10 b. lot into possession OF said property
20 conveyed upon production Of the commits
si0ners deed therefor.
Dated the 5th day OF December. A. u. 1907
Clio. -. GREEN,
U. ; Master Commissioner, Northern district OF
Texas, Waco Division.
WATKINS JoNKs,
Solicitors for Complainant, Houston, Texas.
Dec. o 1880.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30
FARQUHAR.NEELEY.
A Beautiful Wedding at Weilboru Sun.
day Evening.

Mr.. w. Il. Farquhar and Mis-
Bessie Medley were married at tn,
Methodist church in Wellborr
Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock
The church was nicely decorated
including a beautiful arch beneath
which and in front of the altar the
contracting parties stood while the
marriage was solemnized by Rev.
W. I. Wood. The church was
crowded with admirng friends Of
the young people and tie wedding
was in all respects a beautiful and
happy one. The brides dress was
Of silver gray cloth trimmed with
white silk. The groom wore the
conventional black. There were no
attendants.
Both bride and groom were born
and reared in the Wellborn COM
munity. The former is a daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Neeley
and the latter a son Of Mrs. Dora
Farquhar. They are we'll known
aud highly esteemed not only at
home, but throughout the county,
and their departure on Monday for
San Angelo to make their home is
a matter Of deep regret to all. The
Eagle joins with other friends in
wishing that happiness and pros
periiy NAV ever attend them.
Mr.. Farquhar will engage in the
cattle business.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30
TWO TERRITORIES


Cherokee land office has arrived a,
vlnita, l. T.
Indian Territory surpassed all rec
ords on Christmas weddings.
Several glass fronts were shot up
during Christmas time az Ron. I. r.
Okahoma's cotton crop for 1902 "a
estimated at i75.0O0 bales-greatest
ever grown.
Farmers National bank Of King.
fisher okla. capital stock $4,000, has
been organized.
g. w shlpey was held mp at Chick.
asha, l. r.. and robbed Of his watch,
diamond pin and cash.
Boone Riley. seventeen years old.
was accidentally shot and killed by a
boy companion while hunting near
Coke. !. r.
An important conference OF school
teachers and officials OF Caddo. Co.
manche and Kiowa counties was held
ut Anadarko, Okla.
The Oklahoma and Western railway
being built between Oklahoma City
and Quanah, Tex, Ia TO be completed
within thirty days.
by order OF Associate Justice Pan.
coast OF the Seventh district. sheriffs
will seize game shipments. sell the
same and turn proceeds into court for
support Of public schools
Mrs. Albert Long. while delivering
the mail for her husband between
Clement and Kecki. I. r.. and having
her baby with her In the hack, was
chased n mile by two largo graz
wolves. She took refuge at farm
house. Her dog was killed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30
ROE ON ELEPHANTS
MAGNIFICENT SCENE.
Grand Tusker," the Beast Ridden
BY the yiceroy aud His Wife,
Is Twelve Feet High and
Largest In India.

Delhi. Dec. 2s.-vlceroy Lord curzon
OF Kedelstone made his state entry into
the capital OF the Moguls. This con-
stituted the official opening Of the dur
bar, held TO celebrate the accession OF
King Edward as emperor Of India. II
was a splendid pageant. probably I'M
paralleled In Us magnifcence.
Al the head OF the elephant process
sion rode Lord and Lady curzon in
state on Grand Tusker." twelve feet
high. the largest elephant in India.
Their howdah was decked with gold
and silver and the elephant itself was
almost hidden beneath gold worked
saddle cloth. Surrounding them foot.
men In scarlet and gold liveries and
bearing massive silver slaves. The
Duke OF Connaught. who represented
King Edward. and the Duchess OF Con.
nhught followed. Their elephant was
equally gorgcously caparIsoned. Then
in order OF precedence came the mizam
OF Hyderabad. Mahajarah. Travancore
and other ruling chiefs. seventy in all.
their huge elephants forming a line a
quarter OF a mile in length.
This glittering procession started
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30
MADE MORE PYTHIASs.
The Bryan Knights Return from Msdi
sonyilIe-Were Royalty
Entertained.

The delegation from Brazo'
lodge No 81, Knights of Pythias o.
Bryan, headed by Deputy GRAND
Chancellor A. NJ. Waldrop, re-
turned from jacksonville Sunday
after instituting a new X. Of p,
lodge at that place with member
I ship of twenty. The work Of or
ganization occupied Friday night
and Saturday, and was followed
Saturday night By grand banquet
complimentary 10 the Bryanites,
and also by an amateur theatrial
performance ~ which they were
invited in a body. The Bryan
knights say they never experience.
ed such open hearted hospitality
in their lives, and that they were
treated like kings by the people
of Madisonville from start TO fn-
ish. The banquet was a revela.
ton Of the caterers art, and the
tables brilliant with cut glass and
silver. Speeches were made by
Messrs. A. w. Buchanan. r. G.
Tabor and Mr.. Tom Clarke, the
latter being the chancellor com
mander OF the new lodge.
The dramatic performance was
given by the Thespian club Of
jacksonville, who gave a highly
creditable production Of "Clover
Farm" with special scenery and
costumes.
The new lodge is composed Of
good material and starts out with
the following officers: Tom Clarke,
chancellor commander; DR.. l.. Cor
ley, vice chancellor; d. Brizzolari,
master OF work;J. r. Burtis, master
of exchequer; W. A. Yarbrough,
master Of finance; W., 4. Pope,
keeper Of record and seal; Sherman
master at arms; 4. NJ.
Thomaeon, inner guard, W. ID. |
Evans, outer guard.
Those comprising the party from
Bryan were A. NJ. Waldrop, !
Robt. w. Howell, DR.. w. II. Law
renee, ID. +. Dansby, o. L. Saun-
iers, T. A. searcy, j. b. Stenven.
son, A. W. Buchanan, Robt. G.. |
Tabor, b. C. Pittuck, George
W. Smith Jr., Paul Bradley. |
McCorquodale, Claude
ID. @. DeMaret, Judge V.
b. Hudson, A. A. Farley.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30

The "National Society Of Equity
Of North America" is the name OF
an organization Incorporated in
Indiana, the purpose of whose
orignators is to combine the farm
ers Of the country To meet the
trusts. One Of the objects named
is 10 build elevators, warehouses
and cold storage plants in various
cities and wherever needed, 10 en-
able farmers to hold their crops for
advantageous prices. Neither Nor
gan nor Rockefeller is at all likely
to be behind this trust.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30

The Galveston News quotes the
oath taken by all officers in Texas,
wherein they declare that they
have not used bribery, vote.buying
or other like means to get their of
fees, and suggests that the legis-
lature at It's coming session should
do something to put it down. We
thought that was to be remedied
by the poll tax amendment.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30

The Standard Oil company has
secured control Of the Texas and
Louisiana oil fields. Such is the
announcement that comes from
New York, and it is vouched fof
at Beaumont. No wonder oil is
going up at Beaumont. II will be
too expensive to crease shoes with
IN a little while, If the Standard
has gained a monopoly Of it.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30
HELD A CONFERENCE.
Minister Bowen and LoP.s Barait Hol
almighty Meeting.

Minister Bowen and Lapes Barait Hold
almighty Meeting.
Caracas. Dec. 29.-Unietd States
Minister Bowen and Lopez Barait,
Venezuelan minister OF foreign AFFAIR.
held long conference Saturday night
Mr.. Bowen. obeying instructions from
Washington. conveyed 10 Senior Baralt
President Roosevolt's refusal to act as
arbitrator In the Venezuelan dlnlcul.
". He recommended that the matter
be taken to the international peace
court at The Hague. which had been
expressly organized to consider ques.
lions In which the honor OF country
or the disposition OF territory we're not
concerned. He suggested the organiza.
ton Of a commission 10 Sit In Washing.
ton. the allied powers TO be represent.
"a In this commission by their ambas-
sadors 10 the United States and Vene-
zuela by delegate the commits.
zion IA 10 sign document set.
ting forth the matters 10 be decided az
The Hague court Mr. Bowen said
also that Germany would not press for
an Immediate payment and that she
agreed 10 accept a guarantee based on
a percentage Of the customs receipts.
As result OF this conference Senior
Baralt telegraphed President Castro to
return from La Victoria.
Senior Baralt has prepared the fol.
lowing statement for the Associated
Press.
"Ncuezuela agrees 20 pay all her
debts, the payments 10 be guaranteed
by certain percentage OF the customs
receipts or by the foiation Of a special
lean. also 10 be guaranteed. believe
the proposal 10 submit the issues 30
The Hague will be acceptable 10 Presi
dent Castro. am sorry that President
Roosevelt was unable to act as arli-
traitor"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30
Stockholders Meeting.

A meeting OF tho stockholders OF
the Brazos River Bridge company Is
hereby called at the Office OF the Sec
rotary In Bryan, Monday, Jan. ~,
1868, at $3.50 p. m, for the purpose iof
electing directors and such other
business as may come before the
meeting. e.. s. Parker,
Secretary.
Bryan, Texas, Dec. 30, 1902. 30
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30

In the parlors Of the Arcade Hotel
at o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr..
G. a. Blake Of Mexico and Mrs.
Mamie O'Brien were united In mar
riage by DR.. w. &. Frlley. They met
here 10 be married aud will leave to-
morrow for the groom's home. The
bride came from Houston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30

San Juan. p. r.. Dec. 2s.-Archblshop
Chappelle. apostolic delegate IN Cuba
and Porto Rico. arrived here Sunday
afternoon and the city turned out IN
large numbers 20 receive him. The
water front was crowded for hours
before the archbishop disembarked. A
large procession escorted the prelats
TO the cathedral, where services were
held.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30
Hurled In Canterbury Cathedral.

London. Dec. 29.--The remains Of
Or, Temple, the late archbishop OF
Canterbury. was laid TO rest In the
clolsters Of Canterbury cathedral. In
accordance with the deceased prelate's
wishes services consisted only OF the
burial ritual OF the Church OF Eng
land.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30
shsrman strusk . nerh

Manila. Dec. 29.-The United s,atas
army transport sherman struck q
rock near San Barnadlno light. south
OF Luzon. The transport sustained q
heavy shock and some 81 her plates
were damaged. After the accident
twenty-three inches Of water was fouad
In her forward bilges. but was con
troiled by steady pumping. The steam
err proceeded FOR Manila under her own
steam and arrived here Saturday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30

An effort ia being made for a
dollar rate between Houston and
Galveston, instead Of the three
dollar rate now charged by the
railways for the round trip. 1t is
claimed by those seeking it that
increase Of travel would make up
the difference TO the railroads. II
true there, might the same thing
not be true everywhere else2
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-30

81 Louis. Dec. s9-Whllc coastlng
down the levcc on 90 the ice formed
along the .lver shore opposite Olive
street Sunday cvcalng Mary Gallenno.
aged fifteen. and Ango Canerata. aged
seventeen. broke through the Ice and
were drowned. Theresa Logomarclno
aged fourteen. also plunged into the
river, but was rescued