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Milford chronicle., 1903-10-23
FROM FREDERICA.

Owing 90 the cool weather. the services 40 Bag
Wtt's Chapel H-t sunday were held indoors in-
stead of the ont door services uS announced.
Hundreds OF person, listened 20 tine sermon by
the Rev Mr. aiucbUruoy. ot Philadelphia. who
Wa- the guest sunday ui Joseph Clark and wife.
The cauuciicS have closed. and il has been a.
profitable season to employees and contractors,
Canned gori, arc 40 % low figure now.
Robert Reynolds and wife took a trip to Phila-
lnluhia last week.
Mrs ". H. Pfcjtyman and daughter, Miss Nei-
lie Prcitymun, who have been visiting relatives
here ANA IN Millord returned 90 Brooklyn Tues
anV ucc9mnauiCd hy Miss Edith Boone
Harry Elliott wife and children and Mis- Mary
Lord. OF Salturd spcut Satur lay ana sunday with
James Lord and wife.
Miss Helen Boouc who has been spending the
summer with her grandparents Capt. Arts and
Wifc. returned to Philadelphia Monday.
Miss Cooper Nanloye is visiting in Philadelphia
this week.
Mr.. Aurie Hazel and daughter,of smyrna are
visiting Mrs. Dr. Cahall.
Mrs. Lizzie williams has bnen visi ing her
daughter Mrs. laura iiulctto. MILFORD.
john CJrfpW has returned from visit to DpTeT
1n 3 Camden friends.
4Ir, Hat,ir smith and bubyoi Philadclphia.a .art
visiting friends here.
Frank gc'ly wil represent Cayuga Tribe. and
loseuh Frazier will represent tine Degree oi POGO
.outts at thotiTeat Cauucil oi the :. %. r. a.. o'
Delaware, 90 be held u Wilmington next Wed
In~liuv.
Mrs. Mamie Tomlinson took trip to Phiiadd
rhia this week.
Charles Nut,er and wife, of Milford, spent sun
lay with William Spurry and wife.
The property of Mrs sallie sipple was pvt ny
or sale lust week but as there was no bidder th'
s.le has been postponed.
George salisbury, OF the National Life n>ur
iuce Co.. OF Wilmington, is i'm town ;his week.
Leonard Ecik and witeot Wilming'on.are visit
ng hcr parents Thomas Emory and wife.
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-23
HARRINGTON.

Miss Elizabeth Tharp was the guest OF Mis-
Florence Collins on saturday aud Sunday.
Rev ". II. Fl id~Yn was the guest o. X. Wesle.
Ross and wife ON saturday
Nrs. Wesley Bl.dcs entertained company ol
Wednesday.
DE- Money and james Harrington attended the
anniversary nj Barratt's Chapel on sunday.
Mr., Lulu Travis. Misses Amy Brown and Jes
sic Peck were appointed as delegates from White
Chirch To tine suniuy school Convention held a.
Harrmgton.and Noah Cain and Miss Bertha Pur
neil from Prospect.
Mis-, Harrington was the guest of her relative
nj Ross Lane ON Saturday and sunday
George Collins and vile entertained company
on sunday.
Revival services are in progress at Prospect md
40 shepherds.
Call and eNamine the display of Fall millinery
of Miss Josephine Reed. at her parlcr, ON Elem
ns street. next door To- the Episcopal Charca
With her long experience i'm this business, she
can guarantee satisfaction at very low prices. A
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-23
Invited to Visit 81. Louis.

Through the Editorial Association OF
Delaware an invitation has been eX-
tended to the editors of Delaware TO
visit the Worlds Exposition al st Louis
next May. The following letter on this
subject was received by Colonel Town
send:
ST. LOUIS. U. :. A., OcT. Il. 1903
Hon. THEODORE TowNsEND, PRESIDENT
DELAWARE PRESS ASSOCIATION, MILFORD,
DELAWARE.
DEAR Mr.. TowNsENn:- -
am directed by President Francis to ex-
tend through YOU and the other officers a
ordial invitation to the De aware Press As
sociation to meet in st. ouis during the
week heEinning May IS, 1904.
1t is planned TO have this week known ns
the Worlds Press Parliament Week The
inside INDICATED on the Exposition grounds,
with 300 rooms, will cut its rates one-ho flor
editorial association visitors at this tir card
other hotels will also give reduced rate. "
will be provided for your sessions, s,admission
tickets will be furnished and every possible
courtesy shown.
The National Editorial Association and
several State and territorial assoclaiious
have already voted to meet in ST. Louis.
Some of the greatest foreign journalists, edi-
tors aud publishers OF the leading newspapers
OF Europe will be present during the week
and participate in the Worlds Press Par.ia-
ment. Every effort will be put forth to make
the occasion the most notable IN newspaper
history. l am particularly soicitous that
my friends ofthe Delaware Press Association
should meet in st. Louis and participate in
the Press Parliament Please take the mat
ter up with the proper officials and advise me
their decision which trust will be
favorable
The Exposition will be in full blast, build
Ings, exhibits and the Pike, at the time indi-
Gated, ,and May will be the ideal month to visit
It..
sincerely your freud,
WALTER WILLIAMS,
Commissioner to the FOreignPress.
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-23
MI. MORIAH ITEMS.

one of our young ludics is very busy visiting ul
of .le dles.makinf establishments and millinery
depnrtucuts i'm oar nearby towns and has now
lust returned from Philadelphia. Can any one
Tell why she hu, 50 much business 90 attend 10?
Several OF our young people went on straw
ride TO attend the .POrtcr--sauudcrs wedding al
Gold,bor3 on Wednesday evening. Those who
plrticipated were: Misses Rosa aud Laura sylves'
te. Molhc Dschc AlHs Gruwol. sadie Hill'
lr.,.r. Howard GriwcH and john Sweeney.
Misses Alis Gruvcl and sadie Hiii, spent sum
dav with Miss Lena sylvester
Superintendent james T.. Carroll visited hlcE-
ory,lalc college this week.
Miss Alls GrIweil is visiting pr. smith Cooper
in Wilmington.
Miss Mollie Dische was The guest OF Miss Allis
GruWeI on Wednesday
j. G. Meredith and wic entertained 20 few oi
their friends on Tuesday evening i'm honor oil
Mis-, Di,chc Those present were: Ms. CubhaSe'
yisse. Mollic D.sche. Allis Gruweu.Anna Lowber'
Emma CLARK and sadie Hn; Messrs R.J. Rey-
uoids. Howard Gruwen, Thomas ana Wallace
Clark.
Robert Dill. wife and family, were the guests of
Tbo,. Dill and family ON sunday.
Mis-. Elmer Din spent Monday with her sister,
MIS-. Willard Cohec.
s.iss unUei Cooper was the guest OF Miss Rene
Caldwell ON saturday and sunday
Charles GruUeu Wa, last sunday the guest ?.
his uncle, JAS. X. Hurd.
Mis-, Nrsic Ross and McS,rs. VIII Ross and
Marion stupos were the guests oil Miss Kena cald-
vel on sunday.
james stubbs and daughter spent saturday "nc
sunday in Milford as the guest of Era WiieoA
and vile.
John W. Hurd has been ON the sieklist, but is
Improving
j. e. Meredith and family. Frank Dill and .am-
iiy. Misses anna 'L3wbcr and Martina B,t;s. were
last sunday guystsat Linden Hall.
VIM shocklcy has returned home after spend
ing several days with Washington relatives.
Mis- Alice stubbs entertained a number of hu
friends in honor of her twenty-secoud birthday
After enjoying them,cTcs ior some time in ihu'-
cent games and music, the guest, departed TO-
home after refreshments we,e served.
Elmer Din and fum1y. and samuel Clark ou
wife spent sunday with Il. * Dill and family.
GUESS.
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-23
HOUSTON ITEMS.

The financial incubus that has rested on the NJ.
5 Church here for years, was dissolved last sun
day Toy the owtoflcal ptis9ltS M vi ~ ~ Il ri -
Cochran. of GeOrgetown aud Cashmere, OF FREQ
eri,a quite d good sum was pH iealel IRON an
ic-aut societies and individuals itS the wish of
tle trustees That these aru.-Iis re Iail soon.
collections ri pa, mas '' very rNpenal' e ellhce.
ANA hv the appearance ol the interior liler
storm. it W0Ild look as II more expense W'ulu
have 10 be put ON it soon such is me aii-H HroW-
iuauc,s of some commit, Gp oinied To- OWll.
A supper win be given hy tn- ladies' on wed
nesduy evening Nofenit n Il, 'olnsom l"e-
Johnson Sons rum their llst day this season last
saturday the I'm. The Houston Packing Com
pany closed some weeks etr,ier.
10 tis rlmorcd tcal thc-FousIon lnckitS N'' VIII
70, rk sweet pOtltOes ..ud rgitry this winter, and
pti. next season Hs thuy have their ma -hlnffy III
their plant. lt win Doe fine thing 70 give our
women work this winter.
The Houston store Co. are citing OUT mn terlhl
JC. Wharton and p. G. couuselman haye both
laid I'm a large stock o' winter goods tau can
get mos amy hing imHelnab bile.
our pubic school seems 10 DE .ettng along
niceIv Miss Viva johnson the assistant Seems
TO have the little tots on the jump They are
Mrs. e. V. Vier-. intends TO SEP hc- personal
effect, I'M a le4 weeks. Thomas Alexander has
p. ntel hcr Z. . .u. rrNi gar
sweet nn,-..a are being tl- .9 .il nu'ur
ft. r..s,At.l-. ~. -.... ~ .rs.-. leo. tor
Tucee.a Thought Co ue --ltas eccutd'sgings
P--? 7-c-s-o- Iohrvo7 l-oe 7lo'vcd 'h" sides 81
south Broad street. and where thc dit hgs been
thrown cni quite am improvement has been mao"
10 this street.
Mrs. Zack Johnson is with her sister at Burr.-
vile
David s-o;t rud wife vino are visiting their son
Julius. az NtWAc~s. y. T.. just escaped tine uood-
a. the country through which they passed was
devastated.
NJ Bennett visited W A. Dawson and wife last
Raymond Pusey spent last sunday with his
parents here -
Florence yau'ayc and Minnie smith OF Milford.
spent Inst sunday with their parents
A. r. Davis EI, taken up his home at liairlng-
S. W. Townsend spent last Friday in philodcl-
phia. ,
Mrs Frlukendcld and son. cf rhiladephia.
sncuta few days last week with Nls. Poole Mrs.
Fmukcuicld has greatly improved from LAia-
lytir stroke She received last summer while on
train coming tu Houston,
Chprie Armour says its q daughter. ara Walks
with % renewed step. as II he was proud
Charles Armour of Bird,hnro Pn.. spent a Ie"
days last week with his brother samuel He hal
quite lc- of sport fishing i'm smiths mill pond
lie takcs great delight I'M This sport
Andrew Louc5s and Miss Emily Deatrick are ln
Lancaster Pa.
Boyd Hail and brother left for Greenwood on
Tuesday to work IN a mill.
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-23
WILLOW GROVE,

J. Colby Smith has closed his factory for
this season.
Miss Nellie Cooke spent part or last week
with her friend, Miss Gooden, OF Wyoming.
Fred Moore, who has been spending the
summer with ]. $. Clark, has returned to mis-
home In Baltimore.
Miss Annie Clark is visiting her cousin
Miss Anna Moore, of Dover.
Bayard Sapp and Edna Dill, spent Saturday
and Sunday with their parents.
Mrs. Rebecca Cubbage, who has been spend
ing few days with her daughter, Mrs. Lin
wood Clark, of Viola. has returned home
Jesse Williams and wife visited her parents
j. s. Clark and wife recently.
Miss Edna Dill entertained her Friend John
Moosy, OF Philadelphia, Saturday and sun
day.
our farmers around this section have be-
gun to SOW wheat.
Benjamin Wood, of FELTON,, was in town re-
Gently. Z.
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-23
CANTERBURY.

John W. Todd, of near Wilmington is visiting
MS parents.
Revival services are in progress at Hickman.
Miss llulda Todd and Ms. ". Il. Edgel. We're
u Harrington uu Tuesday.
Miss Mary Fisher is visiting friends i'm Whining
.1l.
~ NJ Dayi, ANA Alfred Vert, were i'm Denton
m MONDAY.
Mrs. William Andrew, of Bethel, spent sunday
with her daughter. Mrs. Jones.
The farmers in This vicinity were very busy last
week gctlin- ready to drill wheat. The severe
storm caused so much delay. that when pleasant
weather came they were anSious to get in the
whcgt crop. II is thought that wheat Will he
oven higher i'm price next year than it has been
his. owing 90 The storm which made it impossi-
blc Tor tine FARMERS TO seed wheat as carly as is
usually done j. j..
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-23
How,s This?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for
amy rsso OF CAtarrh that cannot be cured BY
HnlFg Catarrh cure.
F.J.CHENEY d CO., Toledo. q.
We. the Undersigned. have known +. j. che
nsy for the last Is years aud believe him per
footlv honorable in al business trHnsactonS
aEd financially able % carry out any oDnga-
ti.f.a rn Hde by their firm.
" bsT K TRUAX, W Wholesale Druggists, To-
leia. %.
Drgeei- Toledo. o.
Halls Cat 'rrh Cure is taken tnternally'act
ing dlrectlv upon the blood Pnd mucous sur
foes nj the system. Testimonials sent free.
raiee T5r per bottle. Sold hos all Druggists.
Hat's family Pills are thebesi.
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-23

All my personal property at my home,one'
quarter rnie from Houston, on road leading
from Houston 10 Huntington,
Friday octoaer goth, leo3
Ifdny should be stormy next clear day.
pair fine horses,5 and years old kind and
g,ntls work either single or doub'e. / pair
Of egant young mules. perfectly broken and
good workers: $ mich COW some coming fresh
II rst of Tanunry other two later on; . young
h9ifers; ] stock bull, pigs.
PARTING IMpLEMENTS.-2 twO-horse wag-
ons. one almost new, road rnrt. dearborn,
new buggy. ! phWtonl self-hinder, NOW
ing voachine.t land roller, wedding machine,
doub and single ha.rows, potato digger, ,rul-
tieatOts corn planter, - Ell machine, piOws,
shove 8, forks, etc. cord wood racks, ,eX. en-
sion ladders. I new great Western stUmp
puller that can pull a stump nom to y
inches IN one minutes and many other things
found on % farm, one incubator, capacity l20
eggs. and thee hrOoders
Household and Kitchen Utensils heater. /
range. coal Stove. oil stove, sidehOard. hu-
reaus beds and bedding, ard many other
things generally found about well appoin-
ted rfu.
TERMS All sums under $1,000 cash; all
over That amount. a credit 0f twelve % Onths
will be given with approved security
10 rs 2t EDWARD DEATRICH.
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-23
Fer Sale.

A double heater with pipe, in good
repair, for sale at a greatly reduced
price. AS to price aud whore it can be
sesn can he ascertained by applying at
thjs office. 10 % Il.
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-23
Public Sale
OF
Personal Property.
Friday oetoaer goth, 1908

An my personal property at my home,one-
quarter ruile from Houston, on road leading
from Houston TO FhrmiugtOn,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-11
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The prospects for the Washington
wheat crop are improving
The knotenai county prosecuting
attorney says all gambling must stop.
Evcn the slot machines mus, be de
stnoyed aud the owners thereof prose
cut~d
General cassius NJ Clay 81 Lcxing-
ton. Ky. has been pronounced by the
iury 10 bc 81 unsound mind He will
be sent 10 an asylum. this action being
taken 10 proiec, property merely.
SIX deaths and score Of prostra-
lions bore witness TO the advent Of
hot wave one day recently al Chi.
caEo The temperature during the At.
iornoon reached ~ in the weather
bureau
A spruce los 90 feet long. measuring
nine feet tn diameter at The top and
~ fecs at the butt aud scaling q coo
feet. was towod into Tacoma recently.
with trail Of logs. for the box fac.
tory. The log was cut on the SkaRtt
river and IL pronounced the largest
los ever aoated on Puget sound,
= = tAAAs iAaA 10 &AAAa AN4Ua
wheat consuming country has aroused
considerable discussion as 10 the mer-
iia ~ the scheme II IN said the facts
are that II f. not the native population
of China that IL eating wheat. but
the foreign population. notably Rus.
sian. British. American and other civ.
ilized peoples there.
The Pacific squadron. composed Of
tho New York. the cruiser Marblehead
and the Eunhoat Bennington has sail
cd from the Puget sound navy yard
for the north and will next anchor at
Dutch harbor. The squadron is I'm
command Of Admiral Glass, On the
return It il expected that extensive
repairs to the New York. requiring a
year, viii he made.
Senator Ankeny Of Washington has
announced a competitive examination
for the West Point cadetship at Whit.
man college. Monday, July 20. TO which
any male citizen Of Washington be.
tween II and % years old. Of sound
physical condition. is eligible. Papers
will be on ordinary West Point sub
iects Physical requirements will be
insisted upon. A principal and two
alternatcs will be named.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-11
IDAHO ITEMS.

The celebration at Wallace was sue
eessfui beyond expectations.
There is no longer any doubt that
the new railway being surveyed from
Dillon. Mont. west in the Salmon
City section of Idaho is to go TO Thun-
der mountain. 1t is also known that
p. II. Hartman is TO build the road.
Crowds went TO Moscow on the
Fourth. The celebration was the best
fered with afternoon program. but the
parade was well planned and executed.
Postmaster Dunn of Wallace has
just completed his quarterly report for
the month ending June 30, which
shows a healthy growth in the postal
business Of the Wallace ONCE.
Constable T. C. Reynolds OF Poca-
tello has arrested a party giving his
name as Frank Fay, but who answers
the description Of the man who vic
timized the people Of Seattle, Spokane
and other northwestern towns under
the name Of Seaman, Lane and other
numerous aliases. Fay's graft is con-
tracing for the Forepangh e. Sells cir
Gus.
Report has It that an immense gold
strike has been made on Beaver creek
northeast Of Ketchum in Custer coun-
ty. The vein is about three feet wide
and development so far shows that II
extends several hundred feet and the
ore runs from 500 10 $3.50 per ton. and
the indications are that it will develop
in extent as the work progresses.
A steel flag stan 100 feet high was
raised in Nampa recently. II weighs
over a ton and is set In cement TO a
depth Of eight feet.
The anniversary Of the nations birth
was celebrated in Boise on a more
generous scale than has ever before
been attempted.
Governor Morrison delivered the
Fourth of July Grafton at Payette, w
+. Borah at HALEY, Judge Richards at
Montpelier DR. Roach at Idaho Falls,
J. II. Hawley al Weiser. Attorney John
son at Bruneau, J. A. Davis at Star and
Carl A. Davis at Van Wyck.
The celebration OF Independence
day by religious Nez Perez Indians
at Kamiah was attended by about 500
Indians and half as many writes. The
exercises consisted Of parade.
speeches. singing and yearly feast.
The parade was organized by James
Stuart and wife Of Kooskia. A lib
erty car had been built and beautiful
ly draped in national colors. On this
rode so little Indian girls dressed in
white and waving flags. Marching in
front Of the car was the Indian band,
playing patriotic airs. followed 10y
100 little Indian boys. marching in
ranks. This parade marched around
the camp ground twice
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-11
TACOMA Street CAR HELDUP|
THUGS GATHER IN 500 IN CASH
AND VALUABLE WATCHES.
Conductor Tried to Escape, but Shots
From Gun of Robher Brought Him
6aek-Robbery Occurred Same
Place Previous Hoidups-Three
Thugs Escape.

Tacoma. Wash. July THE third
holdup within five days was success
fully made on an inbound South Ia
coma streetcar early In the morning,
the carmen and four passengers being
compelled to hold their hands up while
the high waymen relieved them OF more
than 500 in cash and three valuable
watches.
The hoidup was completed only af-
ter a lively chase by one OF the foot
pads after Conductor c. NJ Archer and
the firing Of two shots at the fleeing
eaTman. The attack occurred on the
exact spot where the holdup was per
petrated by three men. apparently the
same three. about FIVE weeks ago--at
the safety switch just across the long
South Tacoma avenue bridge. and In
the full glare OF the electric lamp sus-
pended Just above that crossing.
When the car stopped for the
switch three men jumped on and. with
drawn reyolVers. ordered the motor
man TO throw up his hands. AT the
same instant Conductor Archer heard
the order In front. and. springing back
across the platform. started on a dash
across the Tacoma avenue bridge with
one Of the robbers In close pursuit
The pursuing robber commanded him
10 halt and enforced his command with
two revolver shots. one of the bullets
being distinctly heard by Conductor
Archer as IL whiEzed past.
As the highWayman was gaining and
shooting at the same time. there was
noEhing for the conductor TO do but
surrender. though hs had made about
two thirds the distance across the
Hong bridge. He Was searched on the
spot. and the days receipts. amount
Ing 10 tt6lB. and 81 Of his own money
and gold watch costing $50 we're
taken from him. He was then marched
back and placed inside the car with
the other victim.
After the cleanup" the robbers
made the mo;ormAn take his place
and left the car. telling the carmen tc
Tight out for town"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-11
MINING NOTES.

Thomas L. Greenough. one OF the
owners OF the Morning mine at Null
Ian, Idaho accompanied by some Rus
slams. has left Seattle on the ship Ore.
gon for Siberia, where he is interested
in a land grant of immense area pro-
cured from the Russian government.
The grant includes timber. mineral,
fishing and various commercial privi.
leges. The project of Mr.. Greenough
and associates will employ large cap
ital and an army of both skilled and
unskilled laborers.
Patrick Burke. manager OF the Park
copper mine on Stevens Peak, in the
Occur d'Alenes, has gone east to ne
gotiate capital sufficient to thorough
ly develop and equip the property.
Mr. Swicegood, who has been su.
perintending development of the Gus
ter mine in the Occur d'Alenes for the
past Is months, has accepted the fore
.aanship OF the Hunter mine, made
vacant by the resignation OF Joe
Clever
Superintendent McAlpine is push
ing work on the Ajax. near Burke.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-11
MONTANA souIss.

Il is officially given out that the
Oregon Short Line railway south Of
Salt Lake has been turned over TO the
San Pedro, Los Angeles d Salt Lake
road. The purchase money has al.
ready been turned over by Senator
Clark Of Montana in New York.
In drlEzling rain and in the pres.
ence Of a small crowd Joe Cans re-
tanned his hold upon the colored light.
weight championship OF the world in
Butte by defeating Buddy King OF
Denver In Eve rounds.
Professor Cooley Of the state agri-
cultural college at Bozeman has re
turned from an inspection Of the grass
hopper ridden district about Forsyth.
He says the insects have devoured
everything in a strip 20 miles long
and 80 miles wide. and that as a con.
sequence 81 their passage. range condi.
tons are the worst he ever saw. The
plains are dotted with cattle which
have starved 10 death as a result of
the grasshopper raid.
Later reports regarding snow and
rain In Montana Indicate that the
ranEemen will gain where the ranch
ere lose
Joseph walcott. the Barbadoes de-
mon. recently decisively Knocked out
Nose La Fontise, the champion wei.
torweight Of the northwest. in the third
round In n battle for the championship
welterweight OF the world,
Montana is the banner sheep state
Of the union. according to the year
book OF the department of agriculture
just issued.
The Montana Horse Sale association
has announced that It would hold an.
other sale at Billings from July 81 to
s5. This company closed sale week
ago at which nearly 5000 head were
disposed Of to eastern buyers, repre-
senting many different states.
What is believed to have been a
deliberate attempt 10 murder Ed Haw-
ley of the Board Of Trade saloon, in
Missoula. was made the night of the
Sd. Taking advantage Of the explosion
Of fireworks in the street some one evi.
ANAAAs EAAhAAAk 1h Aht tBIOcANS ElAG Vi
the street shot through the window,
the bullet whistling past the barten-
der's head
Receipts OF the Helena postoffice
for the fiscal year ended June so. 1908,
from the sales of stamps, envelopes.
and the rental OF boxes, were $751;
s19.s1. For the year ended June so.
1902, they were s4s.544.5o. This shows
an increase OF SS,774.S1.
Daniel Mulholland, who was report
ed missing from Gardiner. and who 81.
was thought had been murdered and
thrown into the Yellowstone river,
has been found alive and well at Horr.
He gives no explanation for his
strange actions.
A Bannock report says that James
Conlon. who was known to have con.
siderable money with him, is miss.
ing, and It is believed he has met with
foul play.