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Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-21

the hill to the library ard come out at the Pittsburg. This will complete a work of great importance to the camp, whereby the Calumet and Pittsburg, Lowell, Gardner and Calumet and Ari- zona are opered up to the world It is calculated to give new inpu-se to this foremost camp in the terri tory.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Texas and Western Tel. egraph and Telephone company will to be held at the office of the company in Bisbee, Cochise county, Territory of Arizona, on Wednesday. November 10, at 12 o'clock noon
 10-19-20t George Notman, Sec.
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NOIcE.

All parties whomsoever, are notified that the saloon bills, originally due Baker 6 Johnson, are now owned and collectable by Joe Southard, or his authorized agent
 Bisbee, Arizona, October F, 1902.
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Track Laying.

Track Laying.
 Track laying on the south spur is progressing rapidly and the iron horse may in few days from now start up
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HINESBURGh.

Mrs Munslll Sanctuary and children of
Manchester, n H., are visiting at Euseb
Sanctuary Sc. +, tombstone of Norwich
town. Conn, gave n free lecture on alcohol
ana tobacco Saturday night on the public
square. Among the campers at Lake Iro-
quois are H. g. Dickey and family and
Miss Flora colby of Boston, the Rev. q, W..
Russell and family, +. W. Towers and r..
r. Jacobs of Richmond with their fami-
lies, George Kenyon and family Of Boston
and Allen Wright Of Burlington.-Dr. O..
+. Edmunds of Bristol was in town sum
day. Ills daughter Marjorie, who has
has spent several weeks with her grand
mother Mrs. Somcrs, returned home with
him Union services We're held at the
Baptist Church last sunday morning with
AN address on temperance, by Mrs Helen
Rice of Boston. a union service was also
held at the Baptist Church in the evening,
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Patrick and daugh-
ter, Flora Of Burlington are visiting
friends here.-Nclson Alger ~ years old
dropped dead Saturday forenoon while
turning over oats on the farm Of Andrew
Curry. lie had always lived in this town
having owned IA little farm on the middle
| hill. The body was taken to the under
taking rooms of +, g. Parker and the fun
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eral held from the Parker House Sunday.
Tho library books have been moved into
their new room and the work OF IrcparIhS
them for the shelves and making cata-
loguc has bcgun.-Th"rc were three eau
cuscs held Saturday night. At tho repuh-
lican caucus n Justice ticket was nomin-
ated as follows: George Davies. T., -.
Martin, H. w. Pierce, q. u. Leonard, A.
Il. Stcarns r. T.. Donahue and Thomas
McDonouGh. The high license caucus hold
in the old town house resulted in the nom
inaton of ". l.. Palmer as the candidate
'or representative of That party
Miss Trossa Goffany is much improved III
health and has engaged to tcach schooi
No Il, the coming term.
A republican club was organized last
Saturday evening. The following Officers
were elected President. ". a. Bcech"r'
vice president, NJ. X. France; secretary
Frank Post; trcasur s p Degree; eN-
ecutive committee, II. ". Read, Martin
Small. Henry w Russell. 1t is expected
that a grand rally will he held here next
wock.-A harVesters dcdicat ton ball Will he
held at the new town hall Thursday, sept
nth. The Howard Opera House orchestra
will furnish the music. supper will be iur'
nshcd at the Parker iiousc.-It is expect
ed that T.. O. Martin will he the candidate
of the regular republican for town repre-
sentative.
Mr.. aud Mrs Peter Smith Of Dorchester
Mass. are visiting relatives here. Mrs
Smith was formerly Miss Dora Bos'"i
daughter of John Bostwick. Noble ;. Love
| of Barre is visiting his brother Murray
| I.ovc.-Mrs. II. c. Cassidy, accompanied
| by Mrs Sleeves of Boston. went to sara
| toca Springs Tuesday to spend f"w DAYS
Tho Rev. George II. Carr of Charlotte
visited the Rev Charles Stafford the mrs
Of the week : Mrs Grout and daughter NJ
Derby arc visiting their daughter ana SIS
| Tor Mrs Nc kihhon.
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WllllST0N.

Adelaide Morrill,, who has been to sara
toga and Glovcrsville, y. y, for month
visit returned Tuesday. Brown
of Burlington visited his parents, WedneS-
day. f.. and W. II. Metcalf and Miss
Mary and Amy are on "A carriage dliNe
through the northern part of the state
w c. Bishop of Chicago is in town j Sc
phinc Sturtevant of Pittsford is at the par
sonage.--H. II. era wfurd is at nome from
South Hero-Alfred Ferguson of Bristol
and Mrs. Campbell and little daughter OF
Providence, Il. l., were at W. T.. Forgu-
sons Tuesday and we ln"siay.-A. +. lHEe
and wife were in Charlotte Thursday.
Mrs Ferguson spent Friday and Saturday
in burlington with her hushand.-Mr and
Mrs. j. \. Bushnell and Miss Clark, We're
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs ". p. Douglas
Friday afternoon and evening Mrs. {. u
Warren and sylvia, her daughter, are visit
ing in Rochester y. Y Mrs. Sarah Sh'd"l,
from Moberly, Mo, arrived Thursday, u
spend a few months with her cousins, Misc
Brown and Mrs. Darling. -LAUSSom Good
rich With sisters, Georgia ano Lon. spent
Saturday and sunday at Lax" Iroquos.
Derrison Loggins and family from New
| York state are guests at his uncle's. j. q
| LOgggins.
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ESSEX CENTER.

o. I'linu ~ Chicago is visiting his broth
or II. Bluu-Mast"r Monroe Fay is visit
ing his mother in Sharon Mrs. Bltcheldcr
and daughter If burlington, who have been
visiting at \. A. Slater's, have returned
10 their home Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Orton
Of North Calais who have been visiting
their brother, Prof. orion. Of the r.. G. l..
loft Wednesday morning FOR Hardwick to
visit their father.
are candidates for town representative
AT the coming frcomaus meeting The
+. T.. Rogers company of Milton are still
loading lumber and bark at this station
for different points The reports each day
Of H. y Mansfield are that he is no bet
tor.-Ir A f. Peck Of Worcester, Mass.
is visiting at G. ". Bates s.-Tho F,sso X
Center grange Will meet next Wednesday
evening i'm its new han, the old UnivorStl-
ist ohurCh. The Essex grange circle mot
with Mr. G. G.. Williams at the hotel last
" tducSday.
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ST. GEORGE.

George Lander and family returned nome
Saturday evening after spending "''k
with his brother-in-law, George Kuel anu
other relatives. Arthur lsnam and w lllhah
Au1hnr, were in Burlington last Satur
dav.-Miss Grace Libbie of Brooklyn ~
y who has been visiting at H. , Isham
goes to Highgate this week to visit WIN
MIR and Mrs. Marsh.-Mrs. w w. tins
dill ard daughter. Mildred. are VISIBLE
friends I'm Montpelier.-M Miss FrHnces CLARK
of Charlotte has been engaged TO teach tht
fan term of school in this town-Mr. anu
Mrs. Tiras Tsham Of Willistun called AZ X
F.. Forbes Sunday afternoon James
Walker and George Creswcll of troop Is
second cavalry. stationed at Fort Ethai
Allen were guests Of Walter and HcnrN
Wescott last Sunday. Both the troopers
have seen service in the Philippines MT
and Mrs A. j. Downer and guests were II
Hineshurgh the first Of the wcek-Ther'
was an unusually large crowd of people a
Camp Millham to spend Sunday.
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7274c. closed 72Ac
corn Receipts none; spot firm, No 2
$50 elevator and Gpsc 20 b anont t. ar
slight advances othcrWee; May 4h~!p2.,
closed Al ~, Sept, hs7s16ni2c, closed 6o3c.
Xxx s@Rfec af SSS 6o IT. f spot unsettled
Sow SO oats 35c new No. z white 55c:
rev track mixed western S5Q&14c; new
~ost. Nay 36i.c closed PIC; SPIT, 3s,4c,
D.c. 'T~'taNlr CLOSED 3fl.c.
Ft.l.D--t usottlcd spring bran 'ls75d1s M;
HAg"'TThc market was firm to-day.
s4.qpng 6?m7cc' good to choico 8 Wqilo.
Galveptou ~ to % lbs bic, Califor-
Mia q to o. lbs lsc. Texas dry "a TO 20
WGOI-The market was steady to-day.
Domestic fcoce 2idSor Tcxas 1sQl7c
REEL-S steady, family $l2p,1 Zoo mess
It1{rydl3 90 beof hans 12 cW2@n packet
| Sli tUu 100, city extra India mess f24Opfg
| 200
LARD-was hrm western steamed.
$50 80. tcnued nrmer; continent I'll 1o 5. ~,
| 81 Is; compound t61c4 %.
! TORK-The market was steady to-day
Family t2o.oo11 90 %, short clear sl375n21 10;
mess $iGi5lS75
BtTTER-snghtly firm; crearerios ~
lU2ii1c. factory lGd lsc. renovated lsn l9i ,c.
Limitation creamery l7dlsc State dairy ne
CiEEs E-Firn; new state creamery.
Il00lo',c; largo colored s+.1e7sc large vhlte
| FGGs-tirm; State ard Pennsylvani.
ac, western candled 1870; southwestern
POTATOEs-Easy; state and western.
;2ocy'2.95. jersey siCoa1 =. Loug island,
81. south' ~ prime 16oHt n
PETROL UM-Was steady; refined New
York SO. Philadelphia and Baltimore
TALLoW-Wcak; city c2 per package,
Et q
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WHIT ING.

Miss Phdhe Hubbard, accompanied ty
Mrs. NJ Il, Cudworth, and Harold Webster
went to Ioultncy last Weck.-Miss Kate
Rich invited the Ladies Aid Of the Con-
sregational church to meet with her on
Wednesday afternoon Of last week follow
cd by a lawn party in the evening She
had pure hascd = number of toys duri g
her recent visit in London and gave a spe-
Hal invitation for all small children to be
present and enjoy the iish pond a large
number accepted the invitation. The pro-
cceds were 81 Hiss Rich viii soon en-
terrain the ladies Of the Baptist church
society She has won the hearts Of all
In her untiring efforts to help the/towu.
Mrs. c. ". kctcham Of Brandon Visited In
town last ~cck. I'luy collins of Watc'-
town, Mass. visited his parents last week
after AN absence Of many years
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NORTH FERRlSBURGH

Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Martin are rcceiv-
ing CONGRATULATIONS ON the arrival of u
baby girl Mrs. and Misc Gilman OF New
tonvillc. Mass. are visiting at >. ~ Mar
tin's.-Misscs Frances Wheeler and Bertha
Mallory are visiting Mrs. Hczckidh stone
at Salisburv.--'rhe sociahlo and entertain
mcut on Friday evening given by the
Kings Daughters, was "a very pleasant al
fair. ice cream and Ike were on sale. Inc
proceeds were about SN-Mr. Harris OF
IIincsburgh, occupied the pulpit at the
Methodist Church on Sunday morning In
the absence Of the pastor. Mr. George lem
mon,-Mr and Mrs. S. Il Martin. with MIS-.
and Miss Gilman Of Nowtonville. Mass.
Miss Baker Of CAMBRIDGE, Ma S.. started
on Monday morning for drive thr"uch
the Adiron1acks. They will visit John
Martin at Saranac Lake before they re-
urn-Mrs. w. NJ. Newton has returned tn
North Adams Mass, after spending the
summer at her fathers cottage at Thomp-
sons Point
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TIE RUSH TO OUR SHORES

No other country in the world admits so
many immigrants as does the United
states. and in no other land have such
elaborate arrauEorn 'nts been made to r.
ceive and care ror the foreigners who flock
to it's shores. saws T. Williams in Leslie :
Weekly. During the wear ended June 80,
1902 total of 64S7t3 immigrants were al
lowed to enter this great republic This is
the record figure for one year, and IT eN-
coeds that of thu preceding year by l60.H-5
For the year ended lune 80, 1902, as many
al 1873 $50 immigrants landed At this por,
alone, or more than the aggregate for tht
" hCle Union in the previous - months
Coming as they do such vast numbers
the immigrants would fare badly We're II
not that on their arrival they become fol-
the time being wards Of Uncle sam, They
are treated with a sort of paternal sos
ucitudo and no eftor, Is spared by the IA tn
ful am nnE the immigration officials to pro
tect them and see them safely to then
destinations With this national phlan-
thropy is mingled prudence which seek:
to prevent the addition OF undesirable ee
meuts to our population The process viii
exenlpifeSS this two-siaed policy contain;
numerous features Of interest, and II may
be observed at its best AT the chief inlmi
grafton station ~ the Union, situated OF
Ellis Island In New York harbor.
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JERICHO.

Miss willard and Miss Grammar Of Wor-
ster. Mass, are boarding at A. G Hos
kiss.-Myron skinner of Minnesota. has
been visiting in town the past week.-The
Rcv. Mr. Elliott of Waterbury will preach
in this place Sunday. Among those who
attended the Centennial nj Westford were
Mr. and Mrs l.. NJ. Howe. Mr. and Mrs
L. H. Chaplin, Mr. and Mrs +. :. Ransom,
g. c. Hcknen. Mrs. Narney. Mrs. Jed Var
ncy. Mrs Arthur Morse, Mr.. ard Mrs.
H. Is. Hall and Mr.. and Mrs Lowis.-The
Rev. Y. O. Gin has accepted the call by
the Congregational Church Of this place To-
become it's pastor.-Mrs. Cass is at Malletts
Bay.-RAlph Church is in Johnson.
very pretty we'd ling took place Wed
ncsday morning at calvary thurch' Jcr'-
cho, when Ada Laura, the Oldest daushter
of Mrs. Evelyn L. Sargent was unltcd III
marriage of Waghtstil Walton of MORGAN
ton. North Carolina At $50 the church
doors opened as the strains OF LohenErin s
beautiful Wedding march rang out Inc
groom attended by his best man, Newton
Isham. entered first: then Mrs. John L.
Clam. attircd in white organdie, follow
ID hy the rnatron Of honor. Mrs. j. {.
Iiprcncott, sister of the bride; both mat
rons wore short tulle wells and carried
lunches Of golden rod tied with yellow
ribbon, Mrs. Lippeucott wore her bridal
gown Of pointed d esprit over SILK. lher
the bride wearing beautiful gown ~
white Jusi cloth over silk. present from
her uncle, the Rev Walter Clayton
ICTaup OF Manila entered accompanied
lhy her mother. The long br dal veil fen the
ful length " her gown, and she earned
a bouquet Of white carnations and smilaH
Mrs. Sargent wore a beautiful gown oi
black crepe dc chine trimmed with OLD
! puchcSec lace and a black hat with o.
trich plumes Tho Il v. George Y. bliss
rector Of ST lauls Church. Burlington
/ W,sti6 n
! srrN ice was read al the Chanccl steps
then the bride and groom entered th'
chanccl and krelt at the altar rail, WINE
| the nuptial mass was celebrated. INT
two marriage hymns were beautifully ren
dcred by Mrs. Hodges Wildmau Of Burr
ington. Mrs. W. s Nay and Mrs. Bert G
lHawlev Of Tndorhin The church crowded
with friends and relatives, was dec orat"'
with evergreen and masses of golden ROD
Lunches Of the bright yellow flower hein'
tied 10 each pew with white ribbon AM
the charcel rail was outlined with tn
same flowers. The altar Was all whlte ant
groen Dustin Bicknell of Jericho. cou
sin of the bride acted as usher Ait
the ceremony the family and bridal par
tv we're entertained at the home Of tn
brides mother. and an elaborate break a.
was served, during which the pianist, Mrs
| Nudman played her choicest S"leCtciIs
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton will remain in Jerich
for about two weeks, when they VIII
to their future home in North Carolina
after a visit to New Haven and New orr
Many beautiful gifts were received.
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UNDERHlLL.

Light frosts have been reported during
the past Wcok.-Goorge Mildrum Of Bur
hngton ard pr and Mrs Page Of St AL
bans ere in town for the dance on Thurs
day evening, Miss Lmma Edwards is "a
I'm position in an industrial school at
IIallnwel Me, after September -ltobcrt
Bixhy returned ON Saturday from a week S
stay I'm BurlmgtOn.--'Threc cousins of Miss
a. l. Marsh from Massachusetts gave h'I
short call on Wednesday morning Mrs
CpaIics Mcbride and children are camp
ing at Mallctts Bay Mrs. Buck ano
daughter Of hartford, Conn, are spend
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Tho 'Vonoloncot club, comprising twenty
young ladies, went into camp on Monday
for week or ten days stay at Thomps1u's
point Miss Sara Emo has been away ON
n visit Of several days with a friend at
Cumberland Head N. "a L. sherman
of Burlington Wa the guest of T.. H. CON
verse on Saturday, spending SundaT 1T
MS farm here w Foss with his friend,
H. Stehhius drove from Wolcott on Satur-
day. They Wi, stay in town several daya
before returning home.
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CHM0ND.

+. w Clement spoke here Friday night
to good sized house, nearly as many
democrats as republicans being present.
The Richmond band furnished music II
the democratic candidate for governor
don't look after his fences here he will
find good many of his flock I'm the Glenn
ent pasture Nomination papers have been
filed at present for town representative 40
follows: Republican, NJ. S Whitcomb and
Fred Fay, Clement free rum. AlonZo
Chase; democrat, Martin Purtal-At the
excursion to Ausable Chasm last week 10
people left the Richmond station for the
excursion among them the Rev. Mr., and
Mrs. Holmes and daughter, Mrs. owens
and husband Dr Edison Young and two
children of Buffalo, n. Y, and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Young Of Bristol are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Fuller 90
Mrs Ira Saylcs of burlington was the
Continued On 9Th pagoI
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COM NJ ERClAL.
new York Pro iucs Market

New York. Aug. ~
FLOUR-Receipts 32,s hbls. The mar
kct and steadior and more active to-day
Winter patents Sd5ii3"; winter straightl
81 z0aS 81, hinnesota patents 81 800 q
Minnesota bakers 81 l5G3S0, winter extra
s. 0jd3 -. winter low grades s. 500 8 o.
RYE FIOUR--The market MAS steady
Fair to good S.. 10, choice to fame,
81 5Su370
WHEAT-Receipts II l25 bu spot firm
No . red T57sc elevator; No. red ~, q
S5,,c fob anoat. No. ! hard Manitoba
SG2.c fob anoat Tho close was irm
MAY II 7-lc07i ll-l6c. closed 1850 Sept
"A l-l6p7iAc, closed 74iici Dec, = 9-b0
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MILLION BORO

r. L. Bulock's hand is healing nicely
Mrs Charles Gilbert was in Burlington
Saturday. Whites uncle from hi
ca 90 made a brief visit here Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Fay entertained friends ov, r
5 sunday Several from Georgia and ST. AL
bans were present at the services at
Camp Rich Sunday morning. There will
he services next Sunday at 3 p. m.-The
guests at Camp Rich went on an excursion
10 AuSahle Chnsm "Wednesday.
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p1,rrER ANp CHprsF MARKEr.

Boston, Aug N
Rf-TTFR-N creamery, 2liac;
Western. 2oi q4lc. eastern, 9Dia 12lc.
CIIEESE-New $50 100.
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A VERMONT PATENT.

washington. Aug. i9.--Goorge G. Mar
shall of Nallmgford has taken out letters
patent for a medical oleVtrodc.
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rIGIN BUTTER MARKET.

TIcin. III. Aug. 1N-No butter was Of
fcrod for sale uu the board Of trade. TIE
official market was made steady at Nc,
The OUTPUT was $4,000 pounds.
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1.TrCA DAIRY MARKET.

Utica. y. Y, Aug. N,-on the Utica
ds,rv hoard of trade to-day the offerings
of cheese were b. lots OF 300 boxes. Tho
large cheese sold at c, small AT 9's 20 sll.
Huttcr-l45 tubs Of creamery sold at Il
ap1 l. tuls at ~
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN ESSEN,

FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN ESSEN.
To the republican voters OF the town Of
ESseA.
Having this day filed my application with
thu requisite numhr OF sizners in the
town clerks office, according 10 the r.
ouirements of the law. as a candidate OF
the Republican party for town representa-
tive To- the next LEGISLATURE. ! hereby Dc
clare my approval Of the platform Of said
party made in the state convention in
Juno last and If elected shall endeavor
faithfully 10 carry out the spirit and
pledges of said platform.
l.. c. ABBEY,
! Ess, X AUGUST Is 1907
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Leon Perham, Mrs. Rogers and Stella
Bates arraigned az Pennington W., on
charge Of causing the death OF Mar
Gus Rogers by administering chloro-
form; all pleaded not guilty john A.
Hinscy suspended by supreme lodge
Knights of Fythias, pending trial in
Illinois on charges of misuse OF S6lS,-
600 OF tho orders funds shop
O'Gorman presents an autograph letter
from Pope Leo XIII and mosaic OF
the Vatican gardens to President Roose'
Secretary Moody leaves New
port for a vacation AZ Haverhll-
Stewart Waller becomes permanent
owner Of the Long Island tennis trophy
-Hutfey beaten in II lO-yard handi-
cap az Cliftonville, Eng Ensland's
welcome to Boer generals equal to Kit
chener's-John Thomas Allan, II
years old, missing from Lawrence.
Mass. under unusual circumstances
-- Washington authorities believe that
"nba's affection for the Unitsd States
h cooling, basing that belief on Cuba's
action in raising the tariff on Amer
lean goods; no tariff reNsion-An-
drews found guilty OF masapplying the
funds Of the City Savings bank Of De
troit Mich--Old Home Week usherec
In New Hampshire with bontlres--
Chauffeur BroteS Mme Hourde. whe
saw the Fairs killed. and Or. PTriquet
who prepared the bodies for removal
say they are sure both MIR, and Mrs FAN
died at the same time instantly
Samuel Go,npers predicts victory fol
the coal miners-Coronation FESTIVE
p ties ended with naval review NJ Ports
mouih-Lord Derby takes new
| wagon racc record Mt Brighton Beach
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completely engrossed by the scene BIZ.
fore him. At last Ambassador Won
Holleben, who sat below him at the
.ierk's desk, suggested it was time
go, whereupon the prince thanked
Senator Frye and arose Senator
Frye interrupted the senate with
rap Of his gayel The senators i'm
mediately stood up while the people
in the galleries craned their necks
Then as the prince assembled the steps
and stood for an instant bowling his
Acknowledgements ere he took his de-
oartnre the galleries broke into APP
plause.
Later the prince and suite were
driven away.
The prince and party reached
Washington at 1920 yesterday morn
ing Secretary Hay, Secretary Long,
Assistant Secretary of State Pearce,
who had Immediate charge Of the ar
raEgements at the depot, and cunt
Quadt and two other attaches from
the German embassy, met the train.
Police, natinoal guard and naval
and army contlngents were USED lu
guarding the station, the route to be
traversed and also as escort.
The prince and party were driven
10 the White House, where the prince
called upon the president.
Later the president returned the
call at the German embassy.
One of the most brilliant functions
of the day was at 2 p. M, when Prince
Henry received at the German eln-
bassy the members of the diplomatic
corps, including the ambassadors and
ministers, accompanied by their
stats Of government, naval and civil
attaches, al in full uniform, 1t was
the same brilliant assemblage that Is
seen at the White House on New
Years day to give greetings to the
president. Turks in red fez, Russians
In tall shakos, Chinese in rich oriental
silks. But yesterday there was added
brilliancy in the snowy uniforms oil
the imperial receiving party.
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Hagans Restaurant.

AT Uniontown is receiving many
comments. 1t is said to be the most
n outside the largest cities.
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MOr8antOWn Planning Mill Co.
Planning MIL to be -, Built.s
Telephone No So.

We beg leave to inform contractors
and those who expect to build that we
have on hand a full line of plain
and fancy doors, glazed windows and
all kinds of inside trim Except oak),
frame lumber, flooring, siding, ceiling,
etc. Our mill will be rebuilt at once
and inside of so days we will be better
prepared than ever to furnish all kinds
OF first class mill work.
Your patronage cordially solicited.
FIRST WARD planning MIL Co.