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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
LIGHTNING KILLS ICEMAN
Ball OF Fire Rolls Along Trolley Wire
and Bursts over His
Head.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1s.-Late this afternoon
during a thunderstorm John Grammar,
driver Of an ice wagon. was killed by light
ming in a peculiar manner. Grammar was
standing on the rear step Of his wagon
ehopping ice on Manchester avenue, when
there was a fash Of lightning and a ball
Of fire rolled along the trolley wire over
head. When above Grammar IL burst with
loud report and he fell to the ground
unconscious. Early tonight he died.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
TORNADO HITS KANSAS TOWN
Elevator, Church, Residences and
Freight Cars Wrecked by Wind
Mt Lost Springs.

WICHITA, Kan, Aug. 1s.-Meager infor-
nation reached the Rock Island ONCE here
tonight that tornado struck the town Of
Lost Springs this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock,
demolishing a grain elevator, a church and
five residences and blowing three freight
cars on the railroad tracks. Three men
whose names are not given were seriously
hurt and several persons slightly injured.
Lost Springs is q small town on the Rock
Island few miles west Of Herington.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
JUSTICE SHIRAS TO RETIRE
Son Makes Definite Announcement of
His Intentions in the
Matter.

PITTsBURG. Aug. ls.-'It is true that my
father expects TO retire from the bench OF
the supreme court early in the coming
year" said George shiras today. This is
the nrst direct statement connrmatory OF
the report that Justice shiras contemplated
leaving the bench.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
CLASH WITH THE DEPUTIES
Nine Workers Start Trouble and One Of
Their Number il Killed.
SHOOTING CAUSES MUCH EXCITEMENT
one of the Deputies Arrested on
Charge of Murder After order
il Restored and Lodged
in Jail.

NESQUEHONING, Pa, Aug. 1s.-In a
clash between striking mine workers and
deputies here tonight Patrick Sharp, a
striker OF Lansford, was shot and killed
almost instantly by deputy.
he shooting caused considerable ex-
nient for a time, but order was soon
. stored without any other persons being
injured and the town is now quiet.
deputy named Harry McElmoyle was
arrested charged with the killing Of Sharp
and was taken to the county Jail at Mauch
Chunk. The shooting occurred shortly
after o'clock. Five deputies were on
their way to shaft No. 1 of the Lehigh Coal
and Navigation company. Just outside Of
the town. In the center Of the town they
were met by number Of strikers, who
began persuading them not to go to the
colliery. The officers did not stop. but
kept on their way and tried to prevent any
trouble. The strikers. 1t is said, began 20
abuse the men and followed them nearly to
the colliery
There are conflicting stories as to what
actually brought on the clash. but lust be-
fore the deputies entered the place a shot
was heard and Sharp dropped to the
ground. The bullet entered his body cloae
to his heart and he died almost instantly
witnesses say the shooting was done by
McElmoyle and that he stood only six or
seven feet from Sharp when he fred Only
one shot was fred.
The deputies Immediately withdrew to
the colliery and large crowd gathered
about the place. When 1t was learned
that Sharp was dead there was the great
est indignation among the strikers and
other townpeople and for a time 1t looked
as though serious trouble would occur.
Cooler heads among the mine workers pre-
vailed on the mine workers to disperse.
urging the argument that IL there is any
bloodshed troops will surely be sent here
from Shenandoah. The crowd dispersed
and the town soon calmed down to it's nor
NAL atafa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
Denby ChIef Foreign Adviser.

PEKIN Aug 1s--YuAn Ski Kai. vice.
roy Of Chilli province. has engaged
Charles Donby, jr., who was secretary OF
the provisional government and who is the
son OF the former minister TO China. 70 be
chief foreign adviser.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
steckheiaers Take she Beads.

NEW YORK, Aug ls-The ofaclal an
nOuneement was made today that the
stockholders OF the Union Pacific Railroad
company had svailed themselves OF the
right to subscribe for all OF the SCI .000.-
900 per cent bonds issued BY the Oregon
Short line, except about &0Q00Q
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19

The expedition is headed by Prof Otto
Nordenskiold, nephew Of Baron Norden-
skiold, who died August y, 1901. 1t sailed
from Gothenberg, Sweden, on the steamer
Antarctic, October l6 1901.
The first news OF the expedition was re-
ceived at Montevideo. Uruguay, April ls. OF
the present year. 1t was then at Snow HIN,
Louis Philipland.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
SHIP IMPRISONED in THE ICE
Cannot Proceed and Antarctic Expe-
ditiOn win Continue Journey to
south Pole In sIedges.

ROME. Aug. 1s.-The Buenos Ayrss cor
respondent Of the secolo cables that further
news has been received there OF the
Nordenskjold antarctic expedition The
vessel is imprisoned in the Ice and prepa-
rations had been commenced to proceed in
dog sledges. The health of the members
Of the party was excellent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-04
The RELIGION of India.

The earliest source for the religion
Of 1nGia is the hymlns of the Rig Veda,
the date Of which is now fixed at
about 1909 B. c. III one of these hymns
We encounter as the creator Purusha
who is simply .magnified man. A
pantheistic turn. however, is given to
this conception under the influence of
which Perusha becomes the "all in
ALL and is identified with the uni
verse, with what has been and what
shall be. All gods, animals and castes
are parts Of him. The moon is his
mind, the sun his eye, from his mouth
sprang Indra and Agni. and from his
breath Vayu; space from his navel.
heaven frim his head and the earth
from his feet. This elnanation theory,
when freed from its primative ele-
ments. becomes pantheism pure and
simple. IL accord with this view the
source of cerative activity is carried
back in other hymns to desire" We
read in Vedic literature that desire
is the seed Of the mind. "-Harper's. !.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-04
WERE TORN TO AIVMS
WHITE CAPPERS MAKE A
Fatal VISIT.
Proposed Victim Shoots Into Crowd
and ExpIodes Dynamite With
Serious Results.

Mammoth Spring, Ark, July 4.-De
talls nave reached here of fr1ghtfu
tragedy which occurred at Union. a
small village in this county, Wednes
Gay morning, in which Pink Gibson. a
well known citizen was blown to
atoms and nine other men more oi
less seriously injured.
The case as reported is a most pe-
culiar one. Harvey Sexton received
warning that a band of whitecapUers
We're to visit his home with the avow-
ed intention Of killing him and dyna-
miting the building. Sexton barricad-
ed the doors and with a rife kept a
sharp lookout.
Wednesday morning the alleged
WhItecappers made their appearance
and Sexton fired, the bullet striking
Pink Gibson IN the stomach and pass
ing through the pocket in which q
stick Of dynamite was carried. In,
mediately there was a terrific exnlo-
sion, and the ground Tor number OF
yards around where Gibson stood vas
torn up. Gibson met instant death.
While nine of his companions were
more or less injured. The party i'm.
nediately retreated Gibson was lit
orally blown 70 atoms. small portions
OF his body being found long distances
away.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-04
HOTTEST OF THE YEAR.
Thursday a Scorcher Which BROUGHT
Heat Prostrations.

Thursday was considered the hottest
day OF the summer experienced so far
by many Fine Bluffians. Laborers on
buildings in process of construction
Gunered especially from the excessive
heat. and three brick masons on the
rev Elks opera house and home were
OF ercome with heat and had to be re-
moved from the premises.
Will DeWoody, the young son of MI.
W. L. Dewoody, was Frustrated at the
postoffice, but was taken to his home
and is getting along nicely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-04
SHOT Twice at RuruIar.

Al a late hour Thursday night soMo
ere attempted to force an entrance
l.lto Mr.. Frank Gray's home on West
Ea1raque street. In doing so the mid
night maraudcr made considerable
roise, which was detected by Mr.. Gray,
WHO armed himself with a pistol and
went after the would-be burglar. The
latter saw him and took flight Mr.
Clay fired three times at the fast dis
appearing figure, but neither shot took
effect.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-04

PISTOL, WHILE kILGORE AT
TEMPTED TO USE a KNIFE. KILL
GORE RAN. AND NEITHER WAS
HURT IN THE FIGHT.
FRIENDs or THE PARTIES TO
TIE TRAGEDY HAVE LINED UP
ON EACH SIDE AND A REGULAR
FEUD IS ON IN TIE TOWN.
ATWOOD AND M'RUTH WERE
LOCKED IN ATWOOD's STORE
THURSDAY NIGHT AND THE
STORE SURROUNDED BY KILL.
CORES FRIENDS, WHO WERE
ARMED WITH GUNS AND PTS
tolls, AND EVERY TIME A
GLIMPSE OF ATWOOD OR M,RuTH
COULD BE HAD THE MOB ON THE
OUTSIDE SHOT AT THEM.
NEW EGlNBuRG is A PLACE IN
CLEVELAND COUNTY ABOUT
400 POPULATION AND TIE PEO.
PIE WERE POWERLEss TO oUELL
THE MOE, AND TIE OFFICERS
SENT TO kIMGsi-AND FOR oFFI
GERS AND MEN. NEARLY HALF
OF NNCs-A4D RESPONDED.
WITH OFFICERS, AND TIE
RIOT WAS SETTLED WITH.
OUT FURTHER BLooDsHEp,
THOUGH THE ANGER OF
THE FRIENDS OF THE K,LLeoREs
is AT SUCH AN UNREASONABLE
PITCH THAT IT MAY REQUIRE
DESPERATE MEANS TO BRING
THE MATTER TO AN END, AS RE.
PORTS FROM THERE THIS MORN,
ING SAY TROUBLE is LIKELY TO
BREAK OUT AGAIN AT ANY MO.
MENT.
THE COUNTY CORONER SUM.
MoNED A JURY AND HELD AN IN.
QUEST. THE JURY RETURNED A
VERDICT TO THE EFFECT THAT
THE kILLGOREs CAME TO THEIR
DEATH AT THE HANDS OF M'RUTH
AND THE JURY HUNG AS TO
WHETHER M'RUTH WAS JUsT,.
FABLE
Mr.. ATWOOD is ONE OF THE
WEALTHiEST AND MOST HIGHLY
RESPECTED CITIZENS IN cLEVE.
LAND COUNTY,. HE is a MER.
CHANT AND PLANTER.
M'RUTH is A MAN OF GOOD
CHARACTER, AND is HIGHLY
SPOKEN OF By THOSE WHO
| kNO WHlM.
FROM WHAT CAN BE LEARNED
OF THE klLLGoRES HERE THEY
| WERE NOT MEN OF THE VERY
BEST REPUTATION.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-04
Eronte- Gracev.

Miss Lillian Bronte and Mr.. Walter
Gracey, two well known young people
G this city, were married last even
.ns at the home of the groom's parents
on South Morris street. The prida
mas lived in the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Jackson for several years and
has many friends in this city. The
groom has been connected with the
cotton Belt shops for several years
and IS Itnular yorng man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-04
KILLING At LYNN
< Negro Br1kem}n IS >hos
Down Ry Another
Negro.
JOHN WILLIAMS KILLED BY J0HM
tsOM WHO THEN E6.
CAPES
Williams a Brakeman on p. &. ard Aa
R. and President Langford
Offers Reward
SAID TO BE GoWARDLY DEEU

Thursday afternoon about ; O'clock
John Williams, the eoIored bral>emaa
on the passenger train Of tHe Pin
Bluff and Arkansas River railway
was shot and instantly killed "a
Lynn, this county. Williams wa
killed by John lsom, also coIofed. The
shooting appears malicious AID pre-
moditated Williams was busy uu-
loaumg lumber atbynn, Whom Isom
approached, drew his pistol and fired
A bullet took effect, killing Williams
instantly. Isom then made his escape.
MI. w II. Langford, president of the
Pine Bluff and Arkansas River rail.
way, has offered reward Of 500 70,
Isom's capture.
Williams bore the reputation OK
being a good negro and was well
thought Of by his employers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-04
SAYS GEORGE c. VEST is BLIND
SedaIia Sentinel Publishes Remark
able Story About Senator.

SedaIia, Mo, July 4.-The Sentinel
publishes the following:
The Sentinel is enabled to state, on
the best of authority, that Senator
George G.. Vest has become totally
blind in Washington City and is Who'll
ly unable to read Or write. He has az
attendant to lead him about town and
TO and from the capitol. His mental
faculties are still unimDaired and he
rarely misses a days session Of the
senate"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-04
VERDICT OF coRoNER's JURY

THERE WAS A WHOLESALE
TRAGEDY AT NEW EDINBURG
THURSDAY At P. M, AND THE
RESULT is TWO MEN ARE DEAD
AND ANOTHER IN A SERIOUS corr
DITlON-
THE STORY OF THE KILLING AS
WAS RELATED TO THE GRAPH
icxA AND TOLD IN The GRAPHIC
EH4A THURSDAY EVENING,
WITH THE EXCEPTION OF ADDi-
-:IoNAL DETAILS. is ABOUT AS
FOLLOWS:
MEssRs. ARTHUR AND GAR
FIELD KlLLGORE, MERCHANTS
OF NEW EDINBURGH, GOT INTox-
lcATED AND BECAME BOLSTER
Gus.
THEY DROVE RAPI LY
THROUGH THE LITTLE TOWN IN
A BUGGY, AALTiNG IN FRONT OF
THE DRUG STORE. THEY CON-
MANDED ESQ. SMITH TO COME
AND HOLD THEIR HORSE FOR
THEM, WHICH HE DECLINED TO
DO. AND THEY CURSED AND
ABUSED HIM.
ESQ. SMITH DEPUTlZEC Mr..
MRu1k, BooKkEEPER FOR
w. D. ATWOOD & CO.,
AND MIR. ATWOOD TO ARREST
TIE kiL1GoRE BROTHERS AND
LOCK THEM UP ON A CHARGE OF
p,soRDERAY CONDUCT. THEY
WENT TO COMPLY WITH THE OR
DER OF THE COURT BY ARREST
ING THE KitLeoRES.
THE kiLLGoRES RESISTED Ar
REST, AND DREW KNIVES AND
BEGAN TO CARVE M'RUTH, WHO
DREW A PISTOL AND BEGAN TO
SHOOT AT TIE KILLGoREs. THE
FIGHTING LASTED ONLY A FEW
MOMENTS. BUT iT WAS DESPER-
Ate WHILE IT DID LAST. WHEN
IT-lvAS OVER TIE TWO KILL
c6REs WE'RE DEAD AND M'RuTH
IN A DANGEROUS CONDITION.
M,RUTH is CARVED TO PIECES.
RANSOM kitLGORE, a BROTHER
OF ARTHUR AND GARFIELD,
WENT TO THE ASSISTANCE OF
HIS BROTHERS, AND a FIGHT
ENsUEp BETWEEN HIM AND At
WOOD AND TIE LATTER USED A
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-04

matters which the said committee has
not acted Ii shall also be the dut@
of the executive board to formulate
matters within the scope OF tho league
and report the same 10 the general
committee. The executive board shall
have power to organize from the mem
htl4 Of the league auxiliary orgaui-
zattons in different wards and; see
tons OF the city, The objects OF sai1
organizations being to cooperate with
era AIRY on the work mapped out by
Ghe general committee or the cXecu-
tive board. The president shall be
cX-odicio chairman OF the general conf
mittae and the executive board, and
bQth president and secretary shall be
cXotficio members OF every standing
committee.
ARTICLE v.
Gommittees-The president shall
appoint the following committeoss 10
consist of five members each.
!. Committee on WAYS and means.
Committee on press, publication
and public meetings.
,. Committee on Membership aud
organization.
1. Committee on legislation
Tie president shall. from time 70
time. appoint such special committees
as may be necessary to take up par
JieHlal work demanding the attention
Of Tie league
ARTICLE VI.
The constitution maybe amended
at any annual meeting of the league
| by 4 tWo-thirds vote OF those present,
twenty members constituting a quo
| rum, the proposed amendment having
, been first submitted to the executive
! board. And said amendments may be
made at any special meeting of the
league called by the executive board.
Bylaws.
|. The first annual meeting shall
be held on the first Tuesday in Febrll-
airy, 1908, and annually thereafter on
the same date
1.-The officers of the league Shall
| oS S1SSeeu NY Ddllat dl edCu dHHudl
meeting. The term Of office shall be
| for one year, or until successors are
elected
8. In case of vacancy in any office,
the same shall be filled by the execu-
tive board
I. Ali expenses in carrying on the
work Of the league shall be authorized
u arpproyed by the executive board
aid ell salaries shall be fixed b.. 81 ID
board
j. The bylaws may be amended IN
tic same manner pointed out for tho
amendment Of the constitution.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-04
SII SaWn1iil Rurned.

Malvern. July 4.-Saeinaw Lumber
company's mil at Saginaw, eight
miles south OF Malvern, burned yester.
day afternoon. Particulars are un.
known. Loss will probably amount to
So 999, vel protected WITH insurance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-04
Christian Church Proarann.

The following program of the ser
vices to occur at 8: IS p. m. at the
Christian church Sunday:
Music. Invocation.
Song.
"America's Hope. Pres. Y. p. S. C. r.
Song.
Flag Drill
Patriotic Recitation. -. Miss Stevens
Song.
Short Adress. ................. Pastor
BenediCtiOn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-04
Miss Reba Goldsmith of Neridic

Miss Reba Goldsmith, of Meridion
Mss, is in the city visiting Mrs. r.
4. Franklin. Miss Goldsmith is en-
route home from Ward seminary
where she has been attending college.
Miss GeItie Myers, Of Camden, is
n the city. the guest of Mrs. r. H.
Franklin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-04


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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-04
OFFICERS ELECTED
By th4 Pine Bluff League For
Civic improve
I1lelt.
JOHN w. CRAWFORD PRESIDENT,
[. I. P0lLITT SECRETARY, j.
{. BOYCE, TREASURER.

Amended Constitution and Bylaws
Accepted! at Meeting Thursday
Night.
FULL PROCEEDINGS MEETING
The Pine Bluff league for civic I'M
1.o1oment net at the Merrill Institute
last night The attendance was not
as large as It should have been, but
those Who We're present manifested
great interest i'll the movement and a
sreat deal Of work Was accomplished.
The meeting was called to order and
the temporary organization of last
meeting was continued The various
committees appointed reported pro-
eress and several new members were
enrolled
The committee on constitution and
bylaws reported the result of their
work, and after being considered and
voted upon by sections, the constitu-
tlon and bylaws were adopted
The secretary reported he had for
wafded the membership fee and made
application for membership in the
American League for Civic Improve
ment, and had requested a further
supply Of their literature.
A letter from Mrs Lewis Marion
Mccall. Of the st. Louis league, was
read and the thanks of the league
were ordered to be conveyed to the
lady for her kind suggestions acd
interest in 1te work.
The election of officers was taken
UP and resulted as follows:
President-JohnW W. Crawford.
Vice President, First wards. Gels.
reiter.
Vice President, Second ward-R. c.
Wilkins
Vice President, Third ward-Chas
We'll
Vice President, Fourth ward-J. H
Mac Milan
Secretary-L. l. Pollitt.
Treasurer-J E. Boyce
The amended constitution and by
laws are as follows:
ARTICLE ].
NAME-This organization shall he
called the Pine Bluff League for
Civic Improvement" and it is design
ed to unite the efforts of all citizens
who want to make Pine Bluff GOOD
place to come to and better place to
| live in.
ARTICLE II.
MEMBERSHIP-Any resident OF
Pine BIufi shall be eligible to mem
bership upon the payment, in advance,
OF the annual dues of two dollars A
majority Of those present at any regu-
lar Or duly called meeting of the exec
utive board shall elect to membership
! Honorary members snail be eiecte<;
in the same manner, but their annual
dues shall be S1S.
| ARTICLE TT.
OFFICERS-The general officers
shall be a president and four vice
president, a secretary aud a
| treasurer. In the absence of the pres
'dent, he or the executive board NAY
designate one of the vice presidents
to act in his stead
APTT(yI z ~
There shall be general committee
oft wenty members appointed with q
view TO their different business ard
professional interests and geographical
locations. The committee shall be ap-
pointed by the president as soon as
possible after each annual meeting
and said committee shall have general
control of the work and purposes of
the league. and shah meet from time
to time, when called together by the
plLesident From the general commit
tee OF twenty, the president shall az
point an executive board TO consist Vi
eight members. whose duties shall be
to carry on the work designated by the
general committee, With 2Il the pGW
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-04

Mis-. Nose Solmson and son, Of
baltimore, Nd. arrived in the city
y morning 10 visit friends and rela-
ives.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-28

Company H had drill and dance at the
Armory. Tuesday evening.
Charles H. Shuttleworth, of Corunna,
has been granted a patent ON mail box.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Fitzpatrick and
daughter leave for Washington, D. c.,
tomorrow. ~
The rural mail carriers were given a
vacation yesterday by order of the Post
master General
Mr. Howard Reed, of the senior class
of the U. of NJ, is guest at the home
of Mrs E. B. Dewey.
Frank w. Smith, the soldier evange-
list who has been here some time, has
gone home to Bellevue, o.
The University foot ball team won
the western championship Yesterday by
defeating the Minnesota team 90 to @.
Floyd Reynolds and Miss Edna Rose,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Rose,
612 Woodlawn Ave, were married Sat-
urday evening by Rev. Rowe. Mr..
Reynolds is member of the fire de-
paftment and is substitute policeman
Grand Lecturer Lewis G. Goodrich,
of Ann Arbor, held school of instruc-
ton for Owosso, Ovid, Chesaning, st.
Johns, and Durand Chapters, Royal
Arch Masons, Monday afternoon and
e5enipg. A banquet wound up the fes.
tivities.
James Voss, an aged German, who
is travelling. between Rotterdam and
Grand Rapids, fell from Grand Trunk
train near Morrice and drowned in a
water hole. Relatives were commune
Gated with, and Voss was buried al
Grand Rapids.
The Owosso High school foot bal
team defeated Chesaning high school
team last Saturday by score of 81 to O.
Rev. r. 0. Cooper who was on the
| field, was knocked down and run ovel
by the teams in one play, but was no
injured.
William j. Simeon, of the First Ma
tional Bank, Corunna, has gone on tn,
road for the U. S. Robe Company l. O.
Derr comes back from st Louis, Mo-. t,
succeed E. I. Sidney as manager of tn,
New Lothrop Bank, and Mr.. Sidne,
takes Mr.. Simeons place in Corunna
Clemmie Epple, nine years old, an,
Arthur, seven year old son of locke,
Fred Brown, broke into freight car a
the Grand Trunk depot and stole pai
of candy. The boys were arrested
Epple was put in Jail and will probabl,
be sent to Lansing after next March
when he will be ten years of age.
The Hume family's twentieth annua
reunion was held at DR.. w. c. Humes
in Corunna, Thanksgiving. The fol
lowing from out of the city were pres
ent: DR.. A. NJ Hume and family. O
Owosso; Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Mcpherson
of Bergen, N. w. Rev. and Mrs
David Howell, E. H. and A. S.. Hume
of Lansing.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-28
Frogs and Wires.

1t is said that one of the great enc
mics of the overland telegraph line in
central Australia is the common green
frog. In order to save the insulators
from being broken by the lightning they
are provided with wire choppers"
leading round them at little distance
to conduct on to the pole in case Of
need The frogs climb the poles and
find the insulators cool and pleasant to
their bodies, and fancy that the drop
per- is put there to furnish them with
back seat. After nap they yawn
and stretch out leg until it touches
the pole-result, sudden death to the
frog. and as the body continues to con-
duct the current to earth we have a
paragraph in the papers to the effect
that .'in consequence of an interruption
to the lines probably caused by cy-
clonc disturbance in the interior, we
are unable to present our readers with
the usual cables from England!
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-28
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick IS visitin e

Miss Mary Fitzpatrick IS visiting
friends in Lansing.
Dudley Taylor. of Chicago, is visiting
his mother in this city
Owosso defeated Alma 10 to 0 in the
foot ball game yesterday. " or,
The Maple River Farmers Club was
entertained Thanksgiving by Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Whelan. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Chandler will entertain the Club on
Christmas day.
Miss Myra Mills died Monday at he r
home in Corunna, aged twenty-five
years. She was formerly telephone
operator and later book keeper for Fred
M. Kilbourn. Although the girl un-
doubtedly died from a criminal opera
ton there will be no investigation.
In the $4,000 damage suit of Mary Z.
Weeks, of Owosso, VS.. saloonist Joseph
Serr, of Corunna, security for costs has
been filed with, d. NJ. Christian, of
Owosso as security. Mrs. Weeks alleges
Serr sold her husband liquor on Sunday,
tnus causing MIN TO be arrested ana jailed
JAS Compressor of Mr.. and Mrs j. A.
Cooper West Main street, was seriously
injured in foot ball game at the Agri-
cultural College few days ago. He
was unconscious for 80 hours after the
accident but rallied later so that it was
safe to bxng him home. He is still in a
very critical condition
List of letters advertised at Owosso
postoffice for week ending Saturday,
Nov. %, 1902 Will Blanchard, Geo.
w. Covert, Mrs Bell Fisher, Miss
Kathaline Gilman, Mrs Murcy Gum,
G. Hagerman, Dan Heglan, Miss Mayme
Hubble, Mrs. E. j. McDermand, Mrs
Elena Miller, Gideon Schisler, Mrs A.
c.. Sly Mrs. Laura Speers, j. O.. Stoner.