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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-07-18
MORRIS COUNTY NEWS.
MADISON.

Rev. John F. Gowdy, class of 1902,
Drew Theolog ical Seminary, In com
pany with his wife formerly MISS
Elizabeth Thompson, OF Pittston'
Pa, will sail as missionaries &c
China on August 18th.
Next Sunday will be rally day in
the First Baptist Church. At the
morning service, Rev. A. G. Young,
of Elizabeth, will preach and p.
M, Rev. W. P. Lawrence, OF Eliza,
beth, will address meeting. Special
music by William Jones, OF the Cal
vary Baptist Church, Morristown,
and Miss Belle Polk will be features
at each service.
A mems handicap will be played
at the Golf Club tomorrow afternoon.
In Brittin's Grove on Tuesday,
evening, July 90, the second annual
picnic of Court Lathrop, 1. o. 0. FL,
will be held.
Extensive improvements are being
made upon the residence of jeremiah
Baker on Main street.
Madison whitewashed Springfield
in rather slow game Saturday after
noon. The pitching of Kinsey, the
all around work of Baker and fine
batting by Goodman were the feat
ures of the match. The score:
Springfield ..0 0 q 0 o o 0 o. 0
Madison A. A.....2 A 0 0 XII
Two-base Brigham. Stolen bases-sul-
ling 2, Goodman, Norris DAILY. Kinsey.
Tomorrow the local nine is sched-
uled to play the strong Montclair A.
@.
DR.. l.. D. Ward has purchased the
j. M. Tunis property in East Madi-
son.
John V. Corbett has completed in a
most satisfactory manner the county
bridge on Ridgedale avenue.
Mrs. Harriet, sister OF Mrs. F. A.
Bell is at Narragansett Pier for the
summer.
G. A. Work and family, and
Horace Hutchings and son sailed
Wednesday on the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse for Hamburg. They in
tend spending the summer travelling
on the continent.
At the council meeting Monday
evening, William Ryan was appoint
ed on the police force, and arrange
ments were made for the electric cur
rent to be furnished during the day.
District Deputy B. D. Philhower
installed the following officers of
Oak Leaf Lodge Monday evening !:
Noble Grand, John E. Burnett, vice
grand, Harold House; past grand,
Robert Atkinson.
Hon. w. T. Brown, treasurer of the
State Board of Pharmacy, is in at
tendance at the meeting of the Board
in session at Trenton. 1t is under
stood that large number of candi-
dates will present themselves for ex-
animation.
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Stony Point, N. Y, July 16.-The one
hundred and twenty-ifth anniversary
of the capture of Stony Point on the
Hudson from the British by the Amer
lean forces under command of Briga-
der General Mad" Anthony Wayne
was commemorated with impressive
ceremonies The American Scenic and
Historic society had charge of the
event, and the New York state reserva-
ton was dedicated in connection with
the observance. Troops were reviewed
by Governor Odell, who also made an
appropriate address.
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SEALED BIDS.

Sealed bids or proposals will be received at
the Board of Freeholders rooms in Morristown
n. j.. on Tuesday the 18th day of August 1902
at two O'CLOCK p M, by the Court House and
Jail Committee of the Board of Chosen Free
holders of the County of Morris, for remodel
ing and improving the county jail
Bids must be for completed work including
all materials.
The plans and specifications may be seen at
the Freeholders Rooms on and after July 25,
1902.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check for one thousand dollars, ($l ,00O pay
able to the order of the Director of the Board !.
as guarantee that the successful bidder Will
days after his bid shall have been accepted, or
pay whatever cost and charges may be in
cured by the Board in re-advertlslng sald
workIand re-awarding the contract
The successful biuder will be required 10
enter into bond In q sum equal IN amount 70
the contract price conditioned for the Ialtn-
full performance of the contract ACCORDING 10
the plans specifications and general conditions,
No bids shall be withdrawn:
The price must be written In the Dlds ana
also stated in figures and each bid must be
signed by the bidder and his post once ad-
dress given.
Examination or otherwise of the nature and
extent of the work required and shall not, at
any time after the submission of the bid, com
plain of a misunderstanding in regard to the
work to be done or materials to be furnished.
The right to reject any or all bids is ex-
pressly reserved.
MOSES H. SPENCER,
Chairman of Court House and Jail Com.
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WHIPPANY.

Mr.. Potter will occupy the pulpit
of the Presbyterian Church Sunday
morning.
Mrs -.4aggie Cronin has gone to
the hospital in Morristown and her
three children have been placed in
the home at Parsippany.
Russell Miller of Plainfield, is
spending his vacation at W. W.
Cooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William @. Wilson
and family are boarding at the Lake
View Hotel.
Mrs. Roberts, of New York, is
spending sometime with Mrs. Harvey
Kitchell.
Several farmers in this vicinity are
securing colored help from the south
to assist during the haying season
good help is very scarce.
The box factory is in operation and
many of our young girls are expect
ing to be employed there. A few
days ago the proprietor came from
Madison with q batch of orders, and
is expecting more, so it looks, as if
business is booming.
The Moore Brick Company has Just
made a sale of one hundred thousand
brick.
Robert McEwan has purchased two
fine saddle horses, and he and his
family are anticipating great deal
of pleasure riding,
The choir Of the Presbyterian
Church are preparing to give "sef-
vice of song" in the church on some
Sunday evening in the near future.
Chas. Duker has returned from
Pennsylvania and is now employed
by Howard Mitchell.
George f. DeGroot will exhibit his
electric mail wagon in Whippany at
Whippanong Hall, on Saturday, July
10th at 8 O'Clock. 1t is proposed to
ask the Postal. Department to estab-
lish a general route for Hanover
Township with Whippany as central
distributing point making two de-
liveries daily.
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HANOVER

Miss Grace Combs, of East Madi-
son spent the week with Miss Agnes
Cook.
Miss Claire Holman Mead is visiting
Mrs. Frank Carl, Madison
Miss Evelyn Burnett, of Monroe,
is spending her vacation with Miss
Belle Webb.
Miss Belle Webb gave lawn party
last Tuesday evening. Messrs. Hop
ping, DeForest, Ely, Smith. Mitchell,
and Misses Rougat, Burnett, Ely,
were among the persons present.
Miss Sophia Cook has opened, and
is occupying her house.
Rev. J. A. Ferguson and family
have gone to their summer cottage at
Cedar Beach, Lake Champlaln, Yer
mont. Miss Maude Cooke accom-
panied them. DIR. Ferguson enjoys a
two months vacation.
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5RoOKSlDE.

G. A. Hubert is home from
Waynesburg College on his summer
vacation.
George T. Schenck has accepted g
position in Newark.
George Dickerson, of Newark, is
spending few days with VIM. Dick
erson.
M. Hubert, principal of Park
Ridge school, is visiting at the home
of John f. Hubert.
Miss Lizzie Keller and Irving
Workman are taking course III
Woods Business College.
The Dreadnaught A. q. Cancelled
the game with the Brookside f. O.
which was to have been played at
Mount Hope last Saturday. The pre-
vious Saturday the old r. and B. team
of Dover failed tn put in an appear.
ance. Tomorrow, Saturday, the Stir
ling A. @. comes to Brookside. A
good game is expected.
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Well known Circus Man Dead,

Warsaw. Ind, July 16.-After losing
a fortune estimated at half a million
dollars in the show business James
Thomas Harper, a one legged acrobat
well known among circus people
throughout the country, is dead here,
Harper was one of Barnum's leading
performers in tour of Europe and a
few years later toured China and ia
pan with circus of his own.
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CHATHAM.

The latest addition to the grounds
around the Fairview House is a new
tennis court.
Next Wednesday, the ladies of the
Congregational Church have planned
for a fancy sale to be held afternoon
and evening upon the spacious lawn
of l.. S. Page on Paramount avenue.
A vesper service commencing at
seven O'Clock will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
evening.
Tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock,
the corner stone of the new Congre-
gational Church will be laid with APP
propriate ceremonies.
The Fresh Air Home has opened
with Miss Wallace in charge.
Chatham again defeated Summit
Saturday afternoon. E. L. Phillip
was low man with 88. Score:
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New York Harbor improvements.

Washington, July 16.-Coionel S. M.
Mansfield has made his annual report
to the chief of engineers upon the
improvements of the rivers and har-
bors in and about New York city. The
following are the estimates: East river
and Hell Gate, to complete the project,
$903, $40; for the fiscal year of 1904,
100000; Harlem river, to complete
the project, $1,3S0,000; for the fiscal
year 1904, 100000; Hudson river, to
complete the project, $1,040,356; for
the fiscal year, $425,000; Peekskill
harbor, for the fiscal year 1904, $33, 900.
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Columbus, o., July 17.-President T.
]. Shaffer and the vice presidents of
the ninth districts of the Amalgamated
Association of Steel, Iron and Tin
Workers met here with officials of the
Republic Iron and Steel company and
the Tennessee Coal and Iron company
to arrange a scale and footnotes for
plate mills. The vice presidents will
discuss decisions relative to conten-
tons at various mills, so that future
decisions will be uniform.
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Annual Waste of Cola.

Each year, says St. Nicholas, the
world loses large amount of gold,
An impalpable golden dust-so in
finitely fine as to seem rather vapor
than a dust-is worn from all gold in
use and passes forever from our
wealth and our knowledge. And in our
handling, enough gold to make one
person incidentally rich disappears
every year, lost as absolutely as if it
had never existed.
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Doctors, Claim Against MCGEE Estat.

Doctors Claim Against Niece Estate
Pittsburg, Pa, July 16.-In the or
phans' court an opinion was handed
down awarding DR.. w. G. Browning
of Philadelphia $29,239.25 against the
estate of the late State Senator Chris
H. Magee for professional services.
The doctor claimed $500 Of this
amount about 100000 was for profits
in stock speculations which Dr. Brown
Ing alleged the late senator had made
FOR him.
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La Toilette Nominated In Wisconsin

Madison, Wis, July 17.-Governol
Robert NJ. La Toilette of Madison has
been renominated for governor by the
state Republican convention. The vote
was as follows: La Toilette, 100
Whitehead, 266; Scofield, 3; Froelich
3; absent, 2. James o. Davidson OF
the Soldiers home was nominated fol
lieutenant governor.
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st. Petersburg, July 17.-Official dis
patches announce the serious spread of
cholera in Manchuria, accompanied by
great mortality. AS an instance it is
cited that out of GLIB cases at Inku Az
died up to July f. AT Kharbin there
had been $40 cases and 800 deaths up
to July TO- At score of other places
affected cholera stations have been es-
tablished. and the passengers on all
trains are inspected by sanitary Off
aarc
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Washington, July II. - Secretary
Root will sail for Europe on the oath
inst. on La Sayoie He had contem-
plated sailing Aug. 2 and had engaged
passage for that date, but received an
invitation from General Horace Porter
United States ambassador to France
to sail with him on the Savoie on the
earlier date and has accepted. Secre
tary Root expects to return to the
United States about Aug. 10.
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Killed nv Firednmp.

Marietta. o., July 15.-Jacob Schlarf
and Solomon Greathouse are dead, and
George Greathouse is fatally ill from
a firedamp. The men were cleaning
an old well at Hoslop. Schlarf en-
tered first and was overcome by gas.
George Greathouse attempted to save
him with rope. He was also over
come, and then Solomon Greathouse
went down and succeeded in tying a
rope about his brothers body. George
was pulled out alive by neighbors, but
his brother persisted before help could
reach him.
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Thursday. August 21st, has been
fixed as the date for the annual flower
show of the Boonton Improvement
Society. The exhibition will be held
on the lawn of Mrs. W. Fl. M. Marsh
on Oornelia street.
The pupils of Miss Belle F. Nash S
musical class will receive their prizes
this evening.
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GENERAL SMITH REPRIMANDED.
President Roosevelt Retires Author
of "Hurn and kip Order

Washington, July 16.-Secretary Root
has brought from Oyster Bay the case
court martial at Manila on account of
orders issued to Aaior Waller. Gen
eral Smith was found guilty of the
charges by the court and sentenced to
be admonished by the reviewing au-
thority. The president has so admon-
ished General Smith and retired him
under the law which provides that of
ficers having reached the age of sixty
two years may be retired at will by
the president
Secretary Root supplements the rep
rimand of President Roosevelt in a
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Mount Vernon, O., July 17.-In put
ting down a test well, the Logan Nat
ural Gas and Oil company struck gold
In quantities assaying s. ton. A
small vein of coal was also discovered.
There is great excitement, and the
price of land has gone up.
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long circular in which he explains the
conditions which resulted in the court
martial of General Smith and shows
that, although Smith issued the kill
and burn" order, as a matter of fact
very few persons We're killed as re
suit of that order, the casualties being
confined almost wholly to the eleven
natives killed under Major Walters di-
rectiOn
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PRUDEN-On Friday morning, July Is, l902a
the residence of her son-in-law, Henry H..
Prudden. Morristown, M MARY Bockoven,
wife of the late Denman Pruden, in the e6th
year of her age.
Funeral services will be held in the Presby-
teriau Church New Vernon, Monday July q
at 3 D.. m.
HOPKINS-In this CITY on the 18th inst,
GEORGE Dewey, son of George b. and Sarah
] Hopkins. age three years, TWO months,
! IS days.
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Fourth class Postmnsters.

Washington, July 1.-THE following
fourth class postmasters have been APP
pointed in Pennsylvania: T. j. Ash
more, Crothers; j. Nj. Dietz, Kelly
Cross Roads; w. d. Fleming, Milford
Mills
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GuayaquiI, Ecuador, July ia
great fire broke out here and is still
burning after the lapse of ten hours.
The losses are roughly estimated at
So. 100000
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Fewer Gs Tor 3; Wears Longer.

You can T.dnt building with fewer
gallon of Ievoe Lead and Zinc than with
Mix n aints, and it will wear twice as
long Is lead and oil mixed by hand.
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nLD PICTURES of George Washington and
~ Early American Historical Pictures
When writing give name of Engraver, date of
publishing and all other information appear
ing on Picture. Highest prices paid.
Address the UNITED PUBLISHING HOUSE
81 Beekman ST., New York.
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stexn Goes to Enrope.

Cape Town, July 49, Ex President
Steyn of the former Orange Free
State and his wife have sailed for
Europe.
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pY WOMEN, each with an infant or young
I'D child. situations in the country general
homework. plain cooking, etc } Small wages
expected. Apply
STATE CHARITIES AID ASSOCIATION,
Room 701, us East Twenty-second, Street,
S449 New York City,
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LOCAL RELIGIOUS sNEws

nT- Pastors will please send in their
religious notices not later than Thursday
of each week.
CHURCH oF2THE REDEEMER.
Fifth Sunday after Trinity June 20.
Morning prayer and sermon Gin the Chapel
at 10 30 a. M.
Evening prayer 4p. m.
Sunday School, 2:45, D. m.
ST. MARGARET's CHAPEL
Masses on Sunday at :. 80 and $50 a. M.
ST PETERS CHURCH.
First Sunday after Trinity.
Holy Communion 7.30. a, M.
Morning Prayer Sermon and Holy Com
muniOn, 1910 a. m.
Sunday School, p. m.
Evening Service, p. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. John Z. Reeve, of Basking Ridge. Nj,
will preach.
Sunday preaching services-1O.3O a. M, and
| AGO o. m.
Sunday School. 2:45 p. m. Y. P. s. G. E.
meeting, 6:40 p. m.
Mid-week service of prayer. Thursday, 7;45
pm.
SOUTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday, Service morning and evening.
Rev. j. b. Beaumont Will preach.
| sabbath school at p. m.
Y. p. 5. O. 4. $40 D. m.
| Thursday, 745 p. M, mid-week prayer
meeting.
/
Divine worship with preaching by the pastor
II. 80 and 730.
| Evening topic Thoughts"
Sunday School, p. m.
Prayer meeting 7:45, Thursday evening.
! CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION.
| Masses on Sunday at $50 and $50 q. M
| high mass at 1880 g. m. Benedtct1on at p. m
| Sunday school at p. m.
MARRET STREET MISSION.
Meetings nightly at 7.45 p. m. Sundays
| 40 .. m.
Mems reading room daily from 1880 a. m
| to $3.50 .. m.
Young Women's reading room from 7.s0 tc
$3.50 +. m. nightly,
INDEPENDENT METHODIST CHURCH,
% Spring Street.
Sunday lO:45 a. M. preaching by the. pastor
Sunday school, 2;45 p. m.
All cordially invited.
ST. vIRGILIUs CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rev. ], T. Brown, Rector,
Services for July and August.
Sunday July 60 Mass at q e. 81 M n m
I" August 3, pam.
!. :. x !. 80 81 m a. m.
Daily Mass except Tuesday. a. m.
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Consisting of about 95 acres, under
highest cultivation. The mansion was
destroyed by fire, but the estate contains
cottage, farmers house, gate lodge,
stables for "a horses, carriage houses for
90 to 25 carriages, asphalt tennis court,
dirt tennis court, grass tennis court,
racquet courts. about 10 acres laid out
for polo field and race course, also
riding ring and paddocks.
There is pond covering several acres
and two small ponds on the estate
also IA very fine carriages, sleigh,
machinery, utensils, about 10 to Is sets
of very fine harness practically new,
all in splendid condition. May enter
tain leasing.
For Further Particulars Apply to
D. BIRDSALL & co.
- ENTS, -
$40 Broadway, New York
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WANTED

d ESPECTABLE German woman wishes
IL position in small family as cook or laun-
dress by the month or day, Best references.
Cook, Box "a,
3522 Morristown, N. j.
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LOST.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, CHEAP

A FARM of 230 acres at "Greenwood Lake,
n Orange County. N. Y. For additional
particulars inquire of
MRS. BENSON,
9Farragut Place,
1927 Morristown, N. j.
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DIAMOND WALL CEMENT-A Wall
Plaster, with or without sand, that has been
on the market for eight years, and used ex-
tensively in this country and in England. 1t
will pay to write for prices, Office: Williams
port, Pa, MINES & MILLS, Garbutt, N. Y
We are not in the trust.
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5Oc-A fine assortment of Coored Lawn and Percale
Waists; worth 75c and $1.00 =: =: :: =: :
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Ia liable and quick selling specialties. Good
opportunity for right man. Address, The At
lantic Refining Co Cleveland, Ohio.
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WANTED TO BUY-Old fashioned Ma
hogaDv Table, Bed Mirror, Rocker and China
Tea-Set. Give full particulars and price.
P, o. BOX So
Caldwell, New Jersey.
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S OO-White Lawn Waists trimmed with embroi-
derry tucked fronts and hemsttchng easly worth 81
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SUMMIT
sooNToN.

Total .............. 26 Total. .....,
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0c-Women's full regular made gauze Cotton Hosiery,
fast black you have bought better quality for
less than Csc -:
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-02
.SMO0Tr ESCAPE OF \
 ARIZONA OUTLAWS
AlvOrd and Bravo John Ouf-
 wit Mexican Offices {
EMPLOYED AS GUARDS

Sheriff D,l Levi, returned this afternoon from Cuyita Mexico, . poin, soout 75 miles from Hermo>illo. l. was at this point that Alyord and Bravo Jusa were located b, the Mcxi- can o6cisls and everything AT sngsd Tor their capture. So positive of the capture were the Mexican authorities thst their assurances gave ri'e 10 the suppo.itiop ths, they had Already been arrested, whereas they had mere ly located the fugi,ives and knowing that their arrest vas not suspicioned, the Mexican officials ex xpecied tC make the capture al an opportune time. IF ,his they reckOned withou, their hosts as the two hiris had flown instead O. isl.ins into ,h. trap prepared for them and when Sheriff Lewis arrived al the scene his trip wxs for aught and mst with disappointment. The Mex ic.n .ihcsr. were much De,tl.d in bel ioil in their effJrt to capture the iu, irives and are redouhiing their energies 10 bring them 10 bay. IL i. thought b. the Mexican officers that some friend of the outlaws warned them . lew moments before th ir sr- rival. Ahsrh L wis learned positively ths, A'vord and Bravo Juan had been in the vicinity for the past monlh. Ihs two had been employed in the csps city of guard. over force, reserve heiOrging to a mining company, to preven, M,xicsps from cutting weed within its limits. The plan for their capture would have been ea.y Of ac.. Plishrn-nt but for the intervention oi sh. unsCown friend whD warned them. Their ultimate capture is ys, looked Tor as the official, are dete.. !. mined.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-02
The best fire exlinguisbing liquid is

The best fire exlinguisbing liquid is aquA-smmonis. It's power Is marvel ou-. Several tons of burning cotton seed, the interior almost q solid body Of live coal. were extinguished with hsli . gallon Of ammonia. Ia France the vspors of s fifty gallon gasoline tank caugh, fire in lsuudry. The room was instantly . mess Of flames but gallon and . half of smmoni. thrown into it completely extin guish- ed the fire. The liquid had been in . glass demI ohn in a drugstore next door and was thrown ia as an experi- m.nt.-Exshange.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-02
A paper published at Gusynss, Fl

Ap.per published at Gusyass, Fl Correo de Sonora, .ssys that spsck train belonging to General Egsn, bound for bis mines st San Msrcial |, ID Sonors, was attacked by robbers beaded by the famous rcober sud bandit, florentiuo Jimener. The st- tack wss nude st place called La Li.t. BIancs, email s,sgs or stop eng station between Punta de Augs and San MsrciL. The fight was fierce and fast, aud in the battle, 80 it is said, Jimeae, was killed and one oi his party captured. The rest were put to fi ght. No further relisble re- DOT, was received. General Essn is in Hermosillo. hut knows nothing m.rs than those st this end sf the lins.-Nogsles Vidette.