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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-27

Pennsylvania. held at Wilkes-Barre,
May 90, 1898, petition signed by
thirty-two sir knights was presented
for a commandery Of Knights Templar,
to be stationed at York, Pa, and to be
called Gethsenane commandery, No. IS,
which was granted At Pittsburg, in
1894 a charter was unanimously
granted.
The present officers are: Eminent
commander. Sir Lewis ]. King: gen.
eralissimo, Sir Lewis B. Wampler; cap
tain general Sir Matthew D. Porman;
treasurer. Sir A. e. Mclean, and re-
corder, Sir s. j. Rouse.
The following members are attending
the conclave: Past Eminent Command
ers S. ]. Rouse. Edward M. Wander
sloot, Harry f. Buckingham, William
II. Nelson, N. Sargent Ross, ]. Frank
Small, M. D., John II. McFall and p. X.
Devers; Eminent Commander Sir j.
Lewis King, Generalissimo Sir Lewis
b. Wampler. Captain General Matthew
D. Porman Treasurer Sir A. F.. Mclean
and Sir knights j. McAllister Gemmill,
Edgar Y. Shearer. Lewis Shive. Lemon
Love. William O. Thompson, Henry
Thomas, j. NJ. Curran, NJ. D., j. n. Lutz,
NJ. d., ]. III. Bennett. NJ. D., George W.
Drury, Charles M. Motter, Eli H. Zieg-
Ter, j. F. kissinger, Edward G. Eckert,
Harry c. Naill, S. Nevin Hench, P. A.
Elsesser A. L. Kraft, j. e. Baker, H.
c. Miles, William Vita, c. ]. Wallace
and Hiram Young. 5
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The Pittsburg Delegation.

For the first time in many years,
Pittsburg sends no full commandery to
the annual conclave. This is because
Of the great distance of that city from
Scranton. She sends, however, a mixed
delegation, comprising some of the most
representative members of all her COM
manderios and Of those in Allegheny.
The majority of the members compris-
ing the delegation are past command
ers and men who have for years held
high places In the councils of Templar-
ism. There are no less than three past
grand commanders in the party. Those
comprising the delegation and the COM
are as follows:
No. 1 commandery, of Pittsburg-
James b. Sampson, p. G. c., NJ. NJ Fell
ker, p. c.; Herman Junker, p. c.; ]. G..
Morris. p. c.; Eli Edmundson, p. c.;
George c. Johnstone. David r. Tor
rance, Arthur B. Wigley. Charles A.
Hedges. Il. c.; Henry l.. Dixon. G.;
Edward Lewis, c. c.: William A.
Early.
Tancred, No. As, William
I. Muslin, r. c.; Benjamin N. McLain,
g.; w. S, Bell. C, G.; John II. Cunning
ham, P. c.; D. w. c. Carroll. P..G. c.;
John Dlworth, Weidman Murray, NJ.
w. Hedden, Major w. H. Davis, George
Il. Ghriest.
Duquesne, No. 72, of Pittsburg-Thom-
as Marshall. y. c.: r. NJ. Sterritt, G.. /;
Former Mayor William j. Diehl. G..
s. w.
Ascalon. No. so, of Pittsburgh. r.
Woodburn, e. c.; John d. Mars, p. C.
Allegheny, No. 35. of Allegheny-Lee
S. Smith, p, G. c.: John w. Williams
st. Omer No. 7, of Brownsville-A. G.
Van Hook, e. c.; John H. Bowers and
Karl Heffer.
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Corinthian Commandery. No. So, Of
PHILADELPHIA.

Corinthian commandery. of Phila-
delphia, popularity known as the
"Corinthian Chasseurs," is at the Hotel
Jermyn. This commandery comprises
among its 500 members the most thor
oughly representative men of the
"City of Brotherly Love-" men rep
resentative of its business and COM
mercial interests and of its culture and
education.
The members present are as fol-
lows: Ed. B. Spencer. P. G. c; Rich
ard G. Ballinger. Ed S. Perry. NJ. H.
Buckley, r. c. Ballinger. H. G.. Bru-
ner, Charles Bonsall, Charles Carey,
w. H. Chambers, Charles w. Davis.
Charles L. Adolph, Lewis Good, James
Gray, Jacob Geller, Andrew Hughes,
E. E. Harding, Eugene c. Hensel, Will
liam MCGOWAN, John O'Donnell, Ed
ward Perry. Lewis M. Phillips, James
A. Parker. Charles B. Prettyman, Will
liam H. Sivel, Fred H. Startling, Carl
H. Sundstrom, John p. Taylor. Alva
+. Todd, William H. Stringfield, Theo-
dore Weidman, Robert w. Walls, w.
r. Roe, John j. Uhlman.
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Philadelphia, No. 2. of Philadelphia.

Another Philadelphia commandery
stopping at the Jermyn is Philadel-
phia No. 2. which Is one of the oldest
in the state and which numbers among
it's members many of the leading citi-
zens of the metropolis of the state.
The officers are as follows: Eminent
commander, Charles Band; generalis-
simo. F. j. Callahan; captain general,
Murdoch Kendrick; recorder, A. How
ard Thomas; treasurer, Frank NJ.
Highley.
The other members present are as
follows: George w. Kendrick, jr.,
Frank NJ. Highley, Murdoch KEN
drick, George Berkler, j. r. Jardella,
+. j. Callahan, Robert Voight, M. B..
McLay, Rev. Charles H. Band, An
drew Brown, Warren T. Ware, Ralph
f. Sitter, George b. Wells, John A.
Perry, F. f.. Gordon, A. Howard
Thomas, w. j. Grilver and Il. A. Grin.
ger.
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Hospitaller Commandery, No. 46 Of
Lock Haven.

The members of Hospitaller COM
mandery, of Lock Haven, are at the
Conway house. This is one of the
smaller communicates but it has sent
very good sized delegation, The off,
GERS Of this commandery are as fol-
lows: Eminent commander. Philip p.
Rttman; generalissimo, George w.
Vernes; captain general, Emory D..
Waters; senior warden, William M.
Israel; Junior warden, William Kinley;
recorder, John Noble; treasurer. George
W. Mason.
The other members present are as fol-
lows: Albert Marolf. w. H. Klopp. X.
d. Botchler, ID. A. Cochran. Harry c.
Truny, Sedgewick Kistler, j. H. Mus
sina, Z. G. Layden, Simon Seid, j. Fl.
Miller, f. d. Truny, H. S. Baker. l.. M.
Patterson, T.. A. Grugan, l., Walters.
Herbert Rothrock, John NJ. Ward, and
F. France.
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Mt. OlIvet Commandery. No. 30, OF
Erie.

Mt. Olivet cOmmandery, No. 80, Of
Erie, is quartered In a Pullman sleep
ing car near the Lackawanna station
but 1t has what are undoubtedly the
best located headquarters of any of the
communicates. The headquarters are
in the writing room Of the Hotel Jer-
myn opening from the main lobby and
they were thronged all day yesterday
and far into the night with Knights
from all parts of the state.
The past commanders and sir knights
present are as follows: +. j. Bassett,
Frank McSparren, Peter Barkey. David
A. sawdey, A. p. Burton, ]. l.. Stern
berg, Henry E. Fish, Joseph II. Will
liams, C. p. Hughes, w. A. Rupert. w.
S. Rose, j. T. Caldwell, c. II. Geiger,
r. e. Taft, Il. r. Young, Henry Fritz,
f. b. Gilbert, j. r. Mulkie, Curtis
johnson, T.. T. Beatty; Sir Knights A.
w. Walker. Jacob Weinheimer. c. w.
Nick, c. ]. Haller Fl. M. Wells. F. A.
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Charles S. Foos, principal of the boys
high school: Samuel D. Dibert. cigar
manufacturer; James w. Yocum, ci-
gar manufacturer; Plumbing Inspec-
tor John DreXel, Fred A. Dickinson,
assistant excursion agent Philadelphia
and Reading railroad; John D. Mish-
ler, manager of theaters; James H.
Renninger. hardware merchant; Geo.
H. Valentine. cigar manufacturer.
Among those comprising the Read
ing visitors are the following: Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. d. TreXler, DR.. and Mrs.
c. D. Werley. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
]. Fink. jr., Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Stein,
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Clouser; Mr.. and
Mrs. M. r.. Roeder; Mr.. and Mrs.
John o. Glase; Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
sharman, Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Rhoads
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Harry Leippe, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Barto, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. NJ Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Yocum, Mr.. and
and Mrs. H. S. Diert, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. d. T..
Schmehl. MIR. and Mrs. w. b. Yeager,
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Renninger.
MIR. and Mrs. N. NJ. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. ]. Rensheimer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred P. Heller. Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
Mics, Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Schlechter,
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Tobias. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Shafer, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
p. Van Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Dcnlinger, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Croll,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Braucher. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Troop, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
Dunn, Mrs. and Mrs. ID. H. Sohl, Mr..
and Mrs. p. G. Lykens, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. F. Seidel. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen j.
Fink, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Burkey.
Mr. and Mrs. $. d. Dibert, Mrs. and
Miss Emerich, DR.. {. b. Jennings and
the Misses Jennings, Mrs. William
Reese, Mrs. ELLA Long, Mrs. Emma
Markley, Miss Katharine Dauth, Miss
Alice Markley. Miss Cora Shannan.
a, Daniel j. Hendel, II. l.. Sartorius,
". A. Schmidt. Prof. c. S. Foos. DIR.
George w. Kehl. Fred A. Dickinson,
W. II. Smith, !. G. Leiby, j. G. Leiby,
D.. L. Heinly. George &. Bowman, H.
H. Hoffman, Lee G. Bricker, jr.. Mon
roe H.. Boitz, John r. Renninger,
Lewis Dauth. Thomas f. Weber, John
Fasig, Cyrus Lord, Frank B. De
Turck. .
The Ringgold band, which aceom-
4panies the Reading commandery, is
one OF the leading musical organiza-
atieas of tho state. Every time 1t has
been. heard In Scranton, Scrantonians
have been made to feel that there
are others besides the crack bands of
Scranton. NJ. A. Althouse is the
Leader Of the Ringgold.
The COMMITTEES of arrangements for
the trip to Scranton consists of David
IT, Schmehl. Samuel D. Dibert. James
II. Renninger, ]. Harry Leippe, John
%: ulase. 'f'
"The Reading knights and their
ladies' left at 1.S0 p m yesterday, ar
riyins here at $50 over the Delaware
end Hudson. They are quartered at
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Chester Commandery, No. Sc of
Chester.

CHARTERED at the Hotel Arlington is
Chester commandery No. 66, from the
thriving and up-to-date little city of
Chester. The officers of the command
cry are as follows: Eminent command
er, s. z. e. Kay; generalissimo, Albert
H. Baker; captain general, j. E. Oliver;
senior warden. u. w. Booth; junior
warden, William F. Mitchell; recorder,
William H. Call; treasurer, H. E.
Blume. The representation is not very
large because of the season. OF the
1863 members the following are present:
Stacey G. Glauser. Joseph M. Harper,
William M. Ford, j. Irwin Taylor S. H.
Appleton, Harry Pedlaw, A. H. Becker,
Samuel C. Chase, w. II. Buckley, George
w. Van Horn, j. D. Oliver Robert j.
Knott, Ed. j. Oliver, w. B. Harvey,
DR.. Baird.
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Lancaster. No. IS, of Lancaster,

CHARTERED at the Hotel Terrace is a
delegation from Lancaster comman-
derry, No. IS, of Lancaster, the officers
Of which are as follows: Eminent
commander, William H. Bitner; gem
eralissimo. j. w. Lousinger; captain
general, John L. Martin; recorder,
Joshua l.. Lyte; treasurer. Joel S.
Eaby.
The other members present at the
conclave are as follows: John Fl.
Myers. Robert w. Groezinger. ID. Miles
Shertz, Park Crawford, Henry l.. Zook,
Fred Fisher, DR.. Fred Achey, Luther
Schroeder, Fred Seur, John Echter-
iiasht, j. w. Lausinger, DIR. NJ. II.
Reeder, Joshua l.. Lutte, d. r. Aukamp
and John II. Myers.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

A place OF honor near the head Of
today's procession will be accorded
what Is to be known as the "Gold Bat
TALON" This will be composed of all
past commanders entitled to wear the
gold badge of their rank who may be
in attendance at the convention. unat-
tached. 1t has previously been the Gus
tom to assign such commanders to
places with some of the communicates
in line but Grand Commander Penman
has decided to honor them today by
permitting them to march by them
selves.
D. r. Torrance, city treasurer OF
Pittsburg, is with the delegation from
the "Smoky City"
A number of bands from out Of town
serenaded The Tribune last night and
proved conclusively by their playing
that the standard of proficiency in band
music in all parts of the state is a high
one. Among those which discoursed
music in front of The Tribune building
were the following: Third brigade
band, of Pottsville; Fisk band, of Will
Transport; Ringgold band. of Reading.
and the Perseverance band, OF Lebanon.
p. T.. C. Sir Samuel ]. Rouse Is the
veteran member of Gethsemane com.
mandery, No. rs, of York. He Is aged
70 years He was made a Mason in
York Lodge 266. F. and and A. NJ. in
1864, and Is a past master Of the same
lodge, past high priest Of Howell chap
ter, No. 1919. and past eminent cons
mander of York commandery, No. 81,
from which he was admitted and 10 now
affiliated with Gethsemane No. Is. Of
which he is recorder,
Hon. S. Il. Ancona. the Democratic
leader of Berks county, is a member OF
Reading commandery, No. 42. He has
many personal friends in Scranton.
Irem Temple will have a. meeting at
Wilkes-Barre, Wednesday night. Many
of the knights will stop over to at
tend 1t.
Mrs. Titus A. Steiner. OF Easton. ac-
companies her husband, Eminent COM
mander Steiner, of Hugh de Payens
commandery, No. 10.
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Draper Billings, generalissimo; ames
w. Piatt, captain general. The conf
mandery was formally constituted on
July IS following with membership of
twenty-seven. 1t has now entered on
it's twentieth year and has member
ship of seventy-fOur. During the past
year it has knighted sixteen men,
bers.
Among the members who accom-
panied the commandery are: Hon.
Frank II. Piatt, ex-member of the
Pennsylvania legislatures; Hon. George
w. Cooke, eX-member of the PENN
sylvania legislatures: II. w. Bardwcll,
ex-postmaster of Tunkhannock; Rob-
ert w. Bannatyne, the present post
master; George S. Baldwin, editor of
the Tunkhannock Republican,; George
B. M. Ward, editor of the Messenger;
Prof. Jacob P. Breidinger, principal of
the Wilkes Barre schools; Edwin ".
Stone, cashier of the Wyoming Ma
tional bank; j. Selden Swisher. assist
ant passenger agent of the Central
Railroad of New Jersey; George F. AL
teman. superintendent of the Mont
rose railway; Attorneys James w.
4 .
Bradley W. Lewis. Judge Frank M.
Vaughn, of the Wyoming county
courts: Frank II. Jarvis, county SUI
perintendent of schools of Wyoming
county; DR.. A. b. Woodward, of Tunk-
hammock; DR.. Frank A. Watkins, of
Wilkes Barre; DR.. N. L. Dornsife, of
Centremoreland, and DR.. F. ]. Bard
we'll of Tunkhannock; DR.. Dennis w.
Sturdevant. of Laceyville, and DR..
George M. Knner, of Meehoopany. Sir
Knight Rev. II. II. Wilbur, pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church of
Tunkhannock. is also present.
Other members of Temple comman-
derry attending the conclave are: Ed
gar Harding, Draper Billings. Lewis
Il. Hewitt George w. Cooke, S. JUDI
son Stark, S. Tracy Roberts, Nathan
lei A. McKown, Truman b. Vosburg,
Leroy T. Burns, Roscoe Il. Handrick,
Moses Shields, ir, Charles M. Barlow,
Charles f.. Space, John B. Jennings,
Edgar A. Adams, Nelson L. Walker,
Henry F. Metcalf, Dexter w. Stark,
Charles G. Brown, John r. Fassett.
Isaac Il. La Barre. Ruel Il. Billings,
Wellington l.. Clifford, Harry L. John
son, Harry d. Billings. Fred j. Bill
ings, Aaron Brown, Orrin v. Love,
Spencer d. Reed, Oscar H. Kennedy,
Edwin NJ Stone, j. Howard Hunger
ford, Charles Fredenburgh. Loren l..
Travis, Maurice l.. Jennings, Charles
E. Goodrich, Charles p. Shaw. Percy
S. Stark, Fred B. Jennings.
The officers of Temple commandery
are: f. Sir Charles II, Space. eminent
commander; Sir Asa. S. Keeler, gener-
alissimo; Sir Nathaniel A. McKown,
captain general; Il. Sir James w. Piatt,
treasurer; Il. Sir Bradley w. Lewis,
recorder, Sir Henry II. Wilbur, pre-
late; Sir Oscar II. Kennedy, senior
warden; Sir Frank II. Jarvis, junior
warden; Sir Charles f. Goodrich,
standard bearer; Sir Aaron Brown,
sword bearer; Sir George F. Alleman,
first guard: Sir Fred Billings, second
guard; Sir #. Judson Bardwell, third
guard; t. Sir Frank Fl. Piatt. warder;
Sir Percy s. Stark, sentinel; trustees,
Sir Aaron Brown, Sir Charles NJ. Bar
low; Sir John b. Fassett auditing
committee. f.. Sir George S. Baldwin,
Sir Edwin N. Stone.
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Today or Tomorrow

Masonic supplies, paraphernala and X.
II. uniforms now being shown at vii.
liams & McNulty's, 1923 Wyoming ave.
nue.. They are the work of the NJ. c.
Lilley Co., of Columbus, Ohio, and rep
resent the quality and style Of goods
manufactured by the largest society
supply house In the world Uniforms
and supplies of all kinds manufactured
at the lowest prices. |"
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Mountain, No. 10. of Altoona.

A delegation from Mountain COM
mandery. No. 10, of Altoona, is stop
ping at the Hotel Terrace. The follow
Ing officers are in the city: Eminent
commander A. l.. Hench; general
isimo, Allen Beckley; captain general.
George Wichum; recorder. Wilson Tur-
ner; treasurer, Howard d. Crawford.
The Sir Knights in town are as fol-
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LewistoMn, No. 26, of LeNistovn.

Lewistown commandery, No. 26. Of
Lewistown, is quartered in Pullman
sleeping car. The officers and sir
knights present in the city are as fol-
lows: Eminent commander, James
Macklin; generalisimo, William III.
Wren: captain general, Joseph NJ.
Woods; recorder William F. Eckbert,
jr.; treasurer A. S. Harshberger:
Sir knights Jesse r. Brown, p. c.;
A. M. Smith, E. H. Heverley. ]. S.
Selheimer, H. j. Felix, ]. D. Walk, II.
F. Scheibly, H. c. kulp, j. M. Stettler.
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Mount Vernon, No. 73, of Hazleton.

One of the youngest but most pro-
gressve of the subordinate command
cries is Mt. Vernon, No. 73. Of Hazleton.
1t was constituted June II, 1892, but it's
growth has been rapid and today it is
one of the staunchest communicates in
the state.
1t sends to the conclave one of the
largest delegations that come from a
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lows: A. L. Hench, I. j. Hemnhili.
Chas.. r. Biersacher, ]. e. Elway, H. =.
Crambaker, S. A. Martin, Chas. q.
Matlas, ]. r. Heimer, w. A. Mazurfe
John Dowling, J.W. Lupfer. H. j. Mar
key, w. o. Keeper, Wilson Mcclellan
and J.. H. Glasgow.
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Hutchinson, No. %. of NorrIstovn.

A splendid body of men from Norris
town are quartered at the Jermyn.
They are the members of Hutchinson
commandery. No. SO. and they have
brought with them the celebrated Third
Brigade band, of Pottsville, whose play
ing Is such a prominent feature at the
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state encampments of the National

state encampments of the National
Guard.
The members Of the commandery
present in the city are as follows: A.
j. Mcfarland, A. H. Roof, Daniel
Jones. William Benner, Charles John
son, Daniel Yost Edward Nyce, Daniel
Sinclair, Joseph Earl. William Ritten-
house. Walter Derr. Leyshon Thomas,
Charles Wainwright, c. II. Alderfer, B.
r. Whitley, Waiter Childs, Daniel Hit
ner, John Bennett S. B. Drake, D. T.
Templeton, William E. Perry. A. Craw-
ford, o. F. Lenhardt, Edward Crawford
and Wilson D. Althouse.
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Temple, No. 60. Of Tuukhannock.

Temple commandery, No. so, of
Tunkhannock, held it's first meeting on
March D. 1883, under dispensatiofu
from the grand commandery of Penn
sylvania. with the following officers:
Frank H. Piatt, eminent commander;
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the st. Charles. On the return trip.
which will be begun at 1.3O p. m. We'd
nesday, they will spend four hours at
Allentown, visiting Dorney's park and
taking supper at the famous Duck
Farm hotel.
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Gethsemane Commandery, No, IS. Of
York. n

At the annual conclave of the Grand
commandery, Knights Templar, of
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Brevilier, j. L. West, James Spicer, F..
T. Bennett, ]. o. Hay, and G. j. Miller.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
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 ;'a mia s. arrived .a town .Ets ..., .I....y from ,he Fo'aHa l.zeaaeI I.:.. . nsrtE.
 Finer. t,ill 5 9 GauCe 3t .s.. .um e..'-', ,.-t 1-ss.v nigh, given for the l.ur- .l raising uels. jJ ap inc zcEsel rojag another meath. The Groom creek !. .i,ie are very r"e pit able and entertaining and a.S,'.Ve t.e ,...ii nag e: t,t- whole country in their au able ui5 rta king. They haE- -,-;"reI seven saiious of ice cream f,- tls affair.
 'fas tuL-t@I or tle lata Ira Sand ITS ira- place "'i.ul.sda. afternoon and was .-t-Ha,I 'uv g laiss- eaalau-se of sa.- l8u.Hg l n.,s ami ti---s. Tho u,l- f--t.pata so"@- man WAS doomed tn .l- "aan h' r,-s run over i.y .he t,ail- ri= too. MS horribly Hiau-Iad a.;G pieces oi his cra.'iis ground into the
 |. ma'lin- blood uais1aia2 a'r.-et ...te.o -J ai.o,-. especially as l.e was
 t.r ti---t ctliin" jG g. doctor. The -l- Was -lt..J-1le,i end liter the l-G was @IsnUtste3 above tna l,u.-. Du- t0 ID avail 9h" sl..i. nr .c"-s cplt gr- e.ati9o was more th4n his weakened s.-et. nl c1lJ.d etsa1, and h. Gie1 as. n.tc lster He leaE-s y9u-i., widow. r.a.ta he hvd married only three oa tH4 is v5aGsly. No one car realize her sri @1t tnas" Wnp have passed ,.s-.ueh similar trials.
 Attorney General -Ain@,vasth ie Nl town is1u Phoenix. Mr. all Alrr. Joseph Doueaests are hsIGy over inc arrival ot a fine baby at their ra-iG,.ca i1 hE,st Praecatl. lLe" =ni 5a5E aEa ee-cinS along VeE. 1e T.
 ''an ie a ae.I pending botwe -a : 's"At ".lEAt, '',..i..'.. and principal If the Prescott Fl ,r.c ,aaa- I2Hs. ;t4i tne oits- cedusit. r,..4. o.il-c ta ia-,a latial of aa "U1ilis,:t fai.l,.- -'4- .lr., h,,H t';.scotf and pt i-lo. 1o .e Us.i ,,.f.l uee-aJ. ra. D-u.-e3 Has a~ ..ii' >."i@i3t |. r....,e a lr ..a. and i.e has prepared ta ..l- ta.. .. Flat viii a-:-, to ,l :4 IT,. 1.@t a1es ti-- e. .n- c.a.ol. Tire I-oN'<il-aa v.H-d u-.. ..i',a..'y meet ,l,A tle aulsAvai e. ,Ht people
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