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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
No Medical science.

OF medical science in Thibet there is none
worthy Of the name. Ulcers an inch across
ana half an inch deep are common from
the burning in the flesh OF cones OF butter
soaked edilweiss. Pills made OF the ashes
of some pious priests bones, or or paper
with printed prayers are supposed TO be
very eticacious.
Sweet intercourse with the people and
many short journeys without any molesta-
when the dear Lord called US to harder and
graVer pioneer work ava in the interior
we were ready to go.
The ofncials gave US presents and the
services of three guides for as long as We
wanted them, Finally on our journey we
fell into the hands OF robbers and when the
shooting was over we found ourselves with
out horses TO ride on or carry baggage and
without any guides. AR. RijnhaTt and /
We're compelled TO walk, he carrying our
food on his back. A few days afterward
Cheerful, though fearful, was his going.
Cnknowingly he went to his death. for he
was murdered by those from whom he
hoped for help. Brave and good, devoted
to the people, his martyrs death has been
a benedictton to many, and a missionary
incentive to thousands who have through
his tragic death heard for the first time the
needs OF Thibet,
l can live Il over again as l look back 20
the place about 1900 miles away. The tur-
bulent river. the snow, no tent 10 cover me,
shufhinB on when the shadows FELL, the
long vigil through the nights alone with
God, not a human belng near. Pttiess was
the solitude, aggressively pitiless were the
thoughts surging up, to be quenched with
superhuman EFFORT
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

members. The total expenditures for the
year were 1888, 765.0s.
In the report Of the Young Peoples de-
partment It was said:
The Young Peoples department Of the
Christian Woman's Board of Missions has
for you q message OF cheer. We asked for
$4,000 this yeai. We secured more than
that, the receipts for the department being
32b. b92. SO, q gain over the receipts OF last
year Of s2.25a.8. There are ~ mission
bands, 247 intermediate societies, ZOOS
junior societies. A total OF 2,7s0 organiza-
lions; a gain OF iS during the year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

at the Omaha churches Sunday the preacher
named hrst after the name OF the church
will preach in the morning and the second
named person In the evening. The list has
been revised since It was hrst published and
several important changes have been made,
the final arrangements not having been
completed until last night. Following are
the assignments.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09
Waller. the Great.

Going around the country giving
exhibitions Of his phenomenal skill is
Harry Waller, of Berrvville. lie is
better known as Young Sampson.
Throughout Pennsylvania, where he
is now exhibiting, Young Sampson is
regarded as IA wonder. He is only %
years of aye and WAS born in Switzer
land. Although he is only D feet
inch tall and weighs but l22 pounds,
the muscles of his arms aud chest
stand ont like those of giant. Wal
Ter has exhibited in the side shows of
Forepaugh, Sells Bros, and Nicle
Plate Shows.
lie drives nails through two inch
pine boards, breaks bricks, bends aud
breaks spikes all with his fists. pulls
spikes from boards with his teeth,
tears whole decks of cards in half,
then tears the halves, breaks a chain
capable of standing 500 pounds
strain,b expansion Of his chest, and
handles dumb bells weighing $50
pounds rs though they were mere
trina
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09

Peter Winchester Rouss has pre-
sented 10 West Side Branch of the
Y. NJ. G. A., of New York, a
beautiful and costly bronze tablet
commemoratisg the three msrtyred
Presidents-Lincoln, Garfield and
Mckinley.
Quite number of people from
this section attended the big Fourth
OF July celebration i'm Winchester.
The sham battle was witnessed by 81
600 people. One accident married
the success of the occasion. Mr..
William Diifenderfer, of Boyce, one
OF the Red Men, was struck below the
eye by wad from blank cartridge,
although his sight will not be per.
manently affected.
Master Leon Scheuer, an euterpris-
ing youth of this city, aged ten years
y son of Mr.. Louis Scheuer, Berry
ville's leading clothier, has always
been an ardent admirer of President
Roosevelt. Master Scheuer. set
out Sunday last to try the Presidents
plan of riding fiery steeds In com.
pany with small friend he made
his way to the Jail alley, where he
found tied bob tailed horse from
tina MillwOod neighborhood. Tn
hitchIng the animal, he managed to
transfer his small person from a
nearby fence TO the back of the
horse. Fearlesslr plungiug his heels
into the sides of the beast. he started
him at full speed for Church - rect
aud upon reaching that poiut tried
to guide his mount mp that thorough
fare, thinking III this way to avoid
the parental eye. The horse, how
ever, had will of his own. aud pre-
ferred the direction of his home in
Wildwood. The result Of this
difference of opinion between the
horse and Is rider, Was that the
rider took an Implanted and uu
looked for trip through the air, aud
reached the ground at distance of
fifteen feet from the horses head
There Master Scheuer's body WAS
picked zap in an almost lifele>s con
dition, auh conveyed to his home,
where after IA careful examination.
it was found that there Mere 40
bones broken. aud Master Scheuer
was only temporarily retired from
the turf.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09
WILDWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD.

Horse shows seem To he the order of the
day-another one at l.eesburg. \ good many
of our people were present, but there were
few entries from here. We sent forth one
anszonian maiden who won the blue ribbon
in the ladies jumping class ten Others com
peting). besides "ther trophies. Some Of us
are old fogies and shake our heads at her.
but there i no use. She is like Elaine. the
fair. and being So wilful"
True, we are rather sporting set. we
can't help ourselves. We inherited sporty
blood from our cavalier ancestors. The
master of MISSIONER" was forebearer To-
nearly ali Of our Old regime and he held
horse races on his grand old estate. or rode
To hounds with his Decentralization Of
Berkeley Randolph. of "Tuckahoe" and
of Inverness" Burwell Of The Grove"
(who WAS kings councillor. cor swept across
the country with his rctinue of gay followers
To ''Germania." the palace of his friend
Alexander Spottswood. who also entered
into all kinds of English sports.
Various events. some sad and some glad.
have transpircd since last | wrote
The wedding card, have been issued for
our cousin. Miss Virginia Charrington and
Colonel Matchctt. of the Egyptian army.
They are To- bo married on the twcuty-~econd
of this month in Warrcnton
We We're greatly shocked to hear of the
sudden death of Mr. IIerher, Page. formerly
of "Pagebrook." She died on the train ON
her way from TcVaS where She had been
staying all winter with her son. Lieut. Byrd
Page. who was stationed there with his COM
panY. She was returning to her girlhnod's
home in Petersburg, when the >ad event
occurred
This ncighb"rhool j. filling up with sum
mcr hoarier>. There arr some very charm
ing people among them
And the world wagS on The young people
are getting all the fun they can ont of their
lives here. They have a weekly german at
the Blue Ridge country club since the piano
came. which. 10y the way. is quite sweet
toned instrument. and lends new attraction
Ia the club. \ gentleman in Winchester
has presented the club with a ~et of Balzac's
Novels, which lac hopes will bc a nucleus for
good library there. This is a fine idea and
we hope il will Toe followed up in time with
all the standard works. The club has IT.
ceivcd good many presents from various
visitors and members. The last was a beau
tiful lamp from Mrs. Tom Carter. and fur
ther embellished with pretty shade made
10y Mrs George Burwell.
We hear that Mr.. Mullikin has come into
new fortune, and the fine tallyho which he
has lately gotten looks a. though il might bc
So Ii will Ice perfectly grand for the horse
shows cor for tour through historic Virginia
when We have the improved roads.
SMART SIT.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09

Mrs W. W. Loyde. Mis-, Julia Cole
man of West Virginia, and Miss Nellie
Anderson, of Marvin Chapel were the
guests of Mrs. J. G.. Myers. on Wednes-
day last.
Master StOcton Myers j. on a visit To
his grand parents, near Marvin Chapel.
Mr.. w. +. Reid made business trip
to Riverton one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ash. OF Cumberland.
accompanied by Mrs and Mis-, Stead
man of Bolivar. drove over from Hair
pers Ferry on Monday and spent the day
with their aunt. Mrs. Jos. r. Anderson.
near Marvin Chapel
Mr.. c. W. Johnston and Mr.. Eddy Reid
spent Thursday last in Charlie, Town.
Miss jamie Writ, i the guest OF Miss
Nettie Belmire.
Toe boys of this town spent the 4th
of July in a very quiet manner. hu, they
seem to take their biz days OF when the
people least expect ii.
hiN- hNtI>. OF ilppoh, spent the
fourth with her sister. Mis- Ma.sie
Lewis. of this place
Miss Edna kerchcval. of Berrvville
l. the guests of Mr.. Fred Morris.
Mr. Marshall BryarIy. of Washington
l. visiting in this neiEhhorhOOd.
Mrs William +. Allen j. visiiig her
daughter, Mrs. b. G. Washington al
Washington.
] AK EKn-I \ O.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09
PERSONALS.
{ john STRBLING. REPOR'

lJOHN STRIBLING, REPORTER.)
Mr.. John +. Greiner, prominent civil
engineer of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, with his family, has been visit
ing Mr.. j. F. Burchell lie then will
spend several days aS the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Frasier al their hospitable
home, "Dunbeath," near town.
Tablecloths, napkins, towels. Bed
spreads Il specially at Palmbaum's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Howell have
returned to Clarksburg.
Organizes, piques, India linens. lawns
dimities, French madras, AT Palmbaum's.
Mr. IL. r. Brophy has returned to New
York, after visit 20 The Knoll"
Ladies' and gents furnishing goods at
Palmbaum's.
Miss Mary Anderson has been visit
ing friends in Loudoun county.
:. l. Palmbaum Il Co, have received
full line of new dress and waist goods.
Mr. John w. Anderson is now at his
home in Loudoun county.
Silks and satins for waists at Palm
baum's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, of Cincinnati
are visiting in town.
Mr.. Joseph Thompson has returned
from Tennessee.
Six loaves of City Bread at Marshall's
( for 25c
/ Mr. and Mrs. II. ID. lIardesty are visit
/ ing DR.. William Carter at Markham, Va.
Mrs. John Henry and children of Cor
louisville are visiting Mr.. Province Nc.
Cormick.
\ full line of ginghams. percales, ham
buIgs and laces, at Palmbaum's.
Wrappers. shirt waists, skirts, and q
full line of muslin underwear at Palm
/ baum's
Miss Bessie Mccormick has returned
home from Winchester
Miss. L. G. Wallace To her homa in
Richmond.
Mr.. c. I. Wyndham, brother of Mr.
\. b. Wyndham, of this place, has jus
opened very attractive and we'll stock
ed grocery on Water street, at Winches
ter.
Wall, at Charles Town, has light cat
tie and cattle suitable for June marke
To sell. See \. ID. IIardesty or write c
+. Wall, Charles Town. Can use cattl,
contract
WANTED.-A respectable white family {,
home. Privileges of garden allowed Fo
fun particulars, enquire At theC"rRIrR oftic
in person.
IF
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09
bONLES.

The ever memorable Fourth va,
celebrated 10y some ol ;hc youu- people
of this AMI Hovc..,v,ic nei-hhorhood.
giving Mr.. A. W Rust family most
surprising dance. The crowd THAT took
IN TINS VIII ever remember II as one OF
lhe most pleasant evenings ever spent
Nr. and Mr. Rust met them ID their
uSu'4 oor'laI way 'H" h'''e every one
welcome. rae young people Uipped
'ne "-"t ''n'uc VI" cleVen O. CLOCK
when refreshments were served after
"H'ch HancIn- was continued %" one
N"en -oo0 ni-h'~ were s''' anna all
drove homo through thc pleasant stag
II, night Those present wen. Mis-.
T.. -.... M; ~
reath of Front ROYAL. Mis-. Grav,r. of
N,.b;,.,,,,. NJ. ,.,r~i.,,, ocNr.rii..,,..
.a,G NJ. Mi: Yin, ,s III r
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09
Sam Jones To Preach.

y Camp Meeting Will be held in
the grove near the depot at White
Post, July Is to -.
Rev. sam l.. Jones and other
prominent evangilists and preachers
will be present and preach. The
Committee will rent 70 the highest
bidder lreserving the privilege to re-
Iect any and all bids not acceptable).
the privileges Of boarding tent, cond
fectionery and ice cream stand. fee
stables. barber shop. etc. The con
tractors are to furnish their own
tents and appliances and pay one
half the tent July p aud the other
half July p No Tobacco, cigars.
candies. peanuts, etc, will be sold on
Sunday only lunches, ice cream.
lemonade, etc, necessary 10 the COM
fort 10 hot weather will be permit
ted. The contract for furnishing
water Will De let the lowest bidder
on the above conditions. The Com
mittee VIII settle for the same. one
half July "a and the remaining half
July =. AL bids must be sealed
and sent TO ID. l.. Reid. White Post.
Va, in behalf Of the following
Committee.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09
LOST VALLEY.

The song OF the reaper has been eN-
changed for the mower and thrashcr
Some OF our farmers have stacked their
wheat
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunner and daughter. OF
Baltimore, visited MIR. and Mrs. J. b
Burcheil last week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Frazier spent the
Fourth with the latter'S parents. Mr. and
Mrs. j. +. BuIchcll
Mr.. and Mrs. Luster RoySton and sons
OF Island Farm visited Mr. and Mrs
ElSea at Locust Lodge" last week
MIR. J. Randolph Grigsby and family
attended the Fourth of July celebration
in Winchester
Miss Lola Ilough and sister, Mrs
Archer, of Houston. Texas. are at theil
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09
GLEN COTTAGE.

Mr.. William Liiileton. of White Post.
is visiting friends Al Bluemont
NJ James Littlcton and niece. Miss
Estelle Carroll spent sunday last at Pine
Grove
Master James II. Carroll was sick last
week, but has recovered.
Mes>rs Thomas Garner and Julian
Wooster, OF Washington. are visiting
their grandmother. Mrs. Bowen. Al The
Meadows"
The farmers around Glen Cottage
have finished harvesting.
MesSrs. LittletOn \ Brother sold a fine
gray horse last week.
Miss Maud Kennerly returned home
Frida' from visit To Front Royal.
Mr. James Revells killed crane the
other day on the creek flowing through
The Meadows" lie used the gun bel.
onging TO Mr. Littleton. and standing
- yards from the bird. 1t measured sly
feet from tip to tip, and five feet one
inch in heihgt.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09

Miss Icola O~burn j. visiting her
cousin. Mrs Bush Price
Miss Sallie Nc Gable. OF Baltimore is
spending some time al North hin
Miss Iris Benton. of CharlcsTown. WISH
tel her aunt Mr. Bruce Anderson.
last week.
Mr.. George Gordon has been sd SD his
home near here hut is improving now.
MrNork, ct Washington. came up and
spent tAe Fourth with his wife aud SON
al Nh Nicholas Noore>
Several of OUR neishhorhood i~itrd
Winchester. last Friday.
ON last Thursday, quite an excite
ment occus>ci az the ferry boat. when
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09
STONE BRIDGE.

Mr.. John +. Kerfoot has returned
from a short visit to Baltimore
Mr.. Ben Trenary has accepted posi-
ton at the Hotel ROYAL. Front ROYAL.
for the summer months.
Mr.. Julian Wooster. of Washington.
is spending few days "a, The Mead
ow>" as the CUES, OF his grandmother.
Mrs +. r Bowen.
Master Thomas Garner. of Washing
ton. i Al Tine Meadows" for the sum-
mcr
Mr.. Walker Grubh~. formerly of thi,
place. Is visiting his father. Mr. William
Grubbs Mr. Gruhb> is now located in
Washington with the Adams Express
Company.
Mr.. John l.and>trcct and family. of
Richmond. the Misses Farnett and Mis-,
Isabel, of Washington, are guests at
"Farnley," the home of Nh. W. :. Sow
ers.
Mr.. Norman Shepherd. MrJ.B Earle
and Rev Mr. VI Mcclure were among
those from this neighborhood who WISH
eel Winchester the fourth
Mr. Thompson Sewers shipped car
load of lambs to New York last week.
The new residence of Mrs 4. VI
Green on the Milldale road is nearing
completion and will Ice ready for occu.
pancy by August.
Miss Sophia Ashby. OF Grange Court
House, i the guest of f j. Bowen
Miss Ashby i here in regard TO the re-
erection of the depot and store house
burned at Ashbv station in November
last
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09
ReFS. Sam p. Jones and Geo K
Stuart.

These noted ryan-eii~ts viii be Al the
White Post Camp Meeting. July X to
-. SAM Jones will only Dee present and
preach Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day. IGlv -. 81. AMI -. The Norfolk \
Western Railway Company will sell
tickets ou those dav- at half-fare. and
good FOR three days George stuart will
preach eight days ami Rev. !. r. An
drew. ol Arlington. Baltimore. AN orig
maj ani Interesting preacher. will also
assist in the meetiu-. Rev. /. =. L. Reed
% the ohio River country will lead the
music. assisted bv our local choir. and
all 'he celebrated From, Royal.McthoIi-t
choir auI other good singers. The
N"ri".N ana Western Will also sell half
Fare tickets on July Pei and p. good for
tAiec days. An abundance of ice water
an' water for horses. and a tine grove 20
hitch horses in and conveyauces will be
furnished free 81 charge Board and
horse feed at moderate prices
The meeting viii be held in the beauti-
'ul grove OF DR.. SUmerville near the de-
pot. This grove cannot be surpassed
from llagerstown 20 Roanoke. Price for
admission to the meeting. family season
tickets. admitting four with the privi-
lese Of tentins and having use Of water
free. $3.50, single season ticket. Il, sim
gle day iickct.Sam Jones days. admitting
Co one or all three services each dav.
25cts.all other days. 10 t-.children under
ten. free. Let everybody come and hear
these celebrated Evangelists Committee.
80 DIR. REID. L. c.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09
MOUNT AIRY.

Last Sundays excursion brought out
a great many Westinghouse to The
Top, who dined at the hotel. Bass fish
ing has begun in earnest, as the Snenan-
doah is alive with all sorts of people.
The glorious Fourth was duly celebra-
ted by our fishermen as well a. by our
city folks, who never forget their loyal
ty 10 Uncle sam, endeavoring TO give
those of Us, who stay out of bed long
enough, royal display OF fireworks.
and our youngsters biz notion of
Christmas time.
Miss Katie Bell and her aunt, Mrs.
Alice Bell, are visiting Mrs Luther Bell
of Berryville.
Miss Emma Payne, of Morgan's Mill,
and Mr. Archer of Texas. visited their
uncle, Mr.. Baker Tapscott, in this
neighborhood on Friday Mr.. Tap
SCOTS many friends will be sorry to
learn of his being confined to the house
by illness. We hope he may soon he
able 10 get out
Mrs. Maggie HigSbee and Mr. Richard
Elsea, of Philadelphia, will visit their
uncle, Mr.. Albert Elsea at The Top,
this month.
Norris, the little son of Mr.. j. c.
Fletcher, uear here, fell a short distance
out of tree, very near injuring himself
on fence under him, however the
wound is very slight.
Childrens day at Bluem ont called to-
gether at the Methodist Episcopal
Church a. many as five hundred people
on last Sunday night. The little folks
did credit TO the school, also to Mrs.
| Plaster, whose efforts in training chill
dren for such purposes has proven sue
cessful Little Elsie Poston recited
THE Elf Child to perfection, and wee
Mary Chaplin showed us all how to
make butter. The choir rendered good
music, and the solo by Rev Waters was
highly appreciated. rs many as four
teen recitations were given, two by
Miss Danish, Of Washington. were
worthy of notice.
Protracted meeting will begin OF
Thursday night, July 10. nj Ebcnezel
Church. We hope TO have good meet.
ing through the week.
The recent rains have been gr"ar
benefit to the berry crop. Raspberric
were quite plentiful on the noun
tains, but the huckleberrv crop j. no
so heavy near 10y on account of the dis
astrous fires in the early spring Som,
of our folks have the prospect of apples
should they stay on the trees unit
they are ripe.
good many people of Bluemon
show much interest TO horse shows
and take much interest in such enter
prises.
George Plaster ir. was almost dis
! abled in the game OF ball wit
Front Royal, as in the early part of tn
game he got two fingers dislocated 10y
stroke, during the game. lie did no
, give it much attention, hut. he sui
r fered terribly on Saturday Sunda
and Monday with his hand.
Tow SCRArCHEr.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09
run
BLUE EYES


Mr.. W, W. Garter. of near WadeS-
willie, passed through our neighhorhood
one day last week
Mrs. Abe Kimmell j. visiting her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Baker, near
BartonSville. Va.
The Ladies Aid Society. of Stone
Chapel, met at Mrs. Charles Hawthorne'>
on Thursday last
Some from our midst went To Win
chester on the 18th.
Miss Mamie Child>. of summit Point.
visited her sister Mrs Hugh Pierce last
week
Mr.. William Thomas of Ioudoun
county, is visiting his daughter. Mrs
Charles Hawthorne
MOKE ANON.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09
Correspondence.

The Correspondence Editor desires 10 insist
THAT copy for the printer shall be written i'm
INK, on only one side of the paper. and care
should be taken TO spell names distinctly, as
We may not los acquainted with the persons
mentioned. and the item would lose interest
through mis-spclling. All communications
should reach this Office not later than Satur-
day, To insure publication in the following.
issue. Always sign full name 10 letters. not
necessarily for publication. but that we may
know the writer. When out Of stamps and
stationery notify the Office. -. 60
$THE COURIER would advise it's
correspondents to refrain altogether
from dealing in personalities in their
correspondence. IL is only a waste
of time, and does not tend To preserve
the peace and happiness of a commu-
nifty. Real, live NEWS, of course, is
always acceptable, if told correctly.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09
GAYLORD.

Mrs. Z. J. Locke visited Mr. James
Bell and family on Fridayilast.
Most Of the farmers have finished har
yesting their wheat.
A shipment of lambs WAS made 10y the
Hardesty Bros. on Tuesday from Rip
pom.
Mr.. {. VI. Cas;leman made business
trip to Winchester on Friday OF last
week.
Owing to the drought the pasture
il very short in this neighbOrhood. and
a great many of the farmers are selling
their stock.
DAMoN AID PYTHINS.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09

Benjamin 5. Pratt, enrolling clerk
of the Senate, has prepared state
ment which shows that the last
session was distinguished by the
large amount of business transacted.
In the House 1872 bills and Joint
resolutions were introduced and in
the Senate $3.50. There we're sent
to the President 956 bills originating
in the House and 547 Senate bills,
q total of 1903 The Senate passed
l.09O of the measures originating
with 1T and the House 1886 of it's
own bills.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09
WADESNILE AND SWIMLEN.

MIR. Hugh liartc>,y. o.; Lake Nlcw,
spent Saturday last with his uncle Mr..
NJ VI. >wimlev.
Friends ot Ma,in,burg have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b. q. Roberts
Several people OF this vicinity a,ten-
ded the Fourth of July celebration at
Winchester
NrROI I..E.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-09

Rev VIM. Melville attempted to cross
the river His horse refused 20 enter
the boat, bui az last It, was gotten i'm.
when IL dashed against The railing Of
the boat. jerking The buggy up side
ways. tearing up the harness. and final
~ Dumping into the water No one
was hurt the harness suffering the
most injuries
4 80; rHEKN GIRL.