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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-03
Pulaski Park Opens Tomorrow.

Tomorrow will occur the grand open
ing of Pulaski Park, State street, the
new resort. A large dancing pavilion
will doubtless nroYe very pOpular.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-03
FREEK0LDERS TO MEET
TO DISCUSS THE JAIL

After inspecting the Jail the Board of
f reeholders reached the conclusion that
something ought to be done and state
that meeting will be held soon to discuss
ways and means of improving the struct-
ma
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-03
Clifford 6iIlis Is President.

In naming the officers of the Lyric
Mandolin Club, the article in the Evening
News should have read, pr sidcnt, Cli.-
ford ellis, instead of IIerbcr ellis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-03

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. June 3. ~ Tho
Democratic state convention has i'll
structcd for Hearst unanimously. HI
Is strongly indorsed in resolutions
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-03
swarthmorc Lacrosse Chnmpions.

PHILADELPHIA. June g. The
Swarthm0re college lacrosse team has
won the intercollegiate lacrosse cham
pionship of America by defeating the
University of Toronto team by Il score
Of 1 IN =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-03
To be Buried in Alpine Cemetery.

The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Comfoct,
who died yesterday morning, will be in
tered in Alpine cemetery. The funeral
services will be held Sunday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-03

LONDON. Iun9 Tie freedom of
the city Of Tendon VIII he conferred on
Lord Cut@an in recognition Of his sery.
ices as yic0fay Of ln4.a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-03
Picnic in Dewey Park.

gaiety on July %, when the Original
Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Society will
hold their picnic. A big time is loo ked
forward to.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-03

LONDON, June B. w. J.. Travis,
American golf champion, has defeated
Hilton ana Hutchinson in the British
amateur championship tournament and
will play The lnlla against Blackwell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-03

that Is cheap, strong, neat, durable and recommends itsc.
examine that made at Mount Holly by the y. j. Frurr tn
oVV'ouV feet being now in satisfactory use. Made NJ yalynuig
steel wire interwOyen with cedar picketa. general, stain.
req 10 viii turn any stock, poultry, hoys, Ne. It IN nof.
when properly stretched. Pockets cannot he pulled out q
neehs no board undeF. y. PastS NAV he from ~ tn lG Il ME.
rIiees are from 3 to G&e, per ft. Liheral terra, 1, nt,
Pe*eriptive prize list ssIt on application.
TINE NEW Jersey FENCE CO., M0UA; Y3tA, Al
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-03

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT Detroit
New York.... O 0 O O O IF
Detroit. ........... 0 0 3 | 0 o o.
Batteries-Puttmann and Klcinow; Kill
liam and Wood.
AT Cleveland
Boston......... 0 0 0 OF
Cleveland...... 2 0 0 3 0 lie
Batteries-Dincen and Farrell; Hess and
Bemis.
At Chicago
Washington. ...... 2 1 / II
hicago.,......... l 4 4 / -13
and Mcfarland ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-03

Lost anything: A cent-a-word idy
II the Evening News will find it fer
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-15
rouele at Somerset.

flHnin bazottr.
Last TUESDAY fmr srre-t. were
made near ~0mersef Of striker. who
had campei below town who were
considered as auiatars. holding back
lv their influence others who desired
tl return to work but were utumi-
dated from s1 DOING by -c1ds and
the eplthet "-cab So freely used by
ruglealcrs of these movements
District Attorney McMullm came mp
from Grand Junction and prosecuted
them for vagrancy before Justice
Osbaldstone, who fined them S2j
aud costs, and as they had mo- money
they were taken 10 Delta by Deputy
Sheriff Myers. Ii is not right that
men like Clinton Oliver. s. .. War
rick. Earnest Benton and otheas
from PaouIa. who are working at
Somerset, should have epithets
hurled al them by men who quit the
some work There are mo- better
citizens on the Western Slope than
these above enumerated, and many
others now at work at Somerset
The right 10 stop work belongs 10
every citizen under the stars and
stripes, bat the moment he LAYS
hands ON another man who does not
care Co follow him out he exceeds his
rights and violates every principle
of our constitution. We hope that
there will be mo- further occasion for
arrests Of this sort, as the Fuel com
pano is determined to protect the
men in their employ.
Delta Laborer.
Attorney J. D. McFa3den was in
town yesterday I'm connection with
habea~.proccc1iuEs in behalf or some
men Wir1 were arrested and fined flI
VACANCY mt Paonia the other day.
Following are the facts as related
by him. Nut long ago four men that
were working for tIe Jumita Coal
company received notice from the
company that after a certain date
their wages would be reduced. and
the men quit, bought tents. leased d
/ piece of coal land near by and pro
ceedod To 20 10 work for themselves
On Tuesday warrants were sworn
'out f1r their arrest aud they were
taken 10 Pa1uia, given "a hearing
refused counsel or q trial by Jury
fined % and rH-t- and rlilr0adel
10 the county Jail
Attorney NcFaddeu came ID Drlts
post haste and now things will begin
20 happen around the court house.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-15
AROUND 4 h@rsssisSs an ~sr t.sss
L n E X a"1 Villages a.A ksv"rts VI
COIINTV SHspiseuites Abroad.

She has beea lH ,il haal.h i.r scscr..l
p1sks
Minnse Mo abe d.-orgez spors..l
..n4nleaiissi1u f1r her c1araas la g
ug - lar thrsugh abe suas g.
sshafl
sHee Che h8idavs Cl1Hsra s,aue
ha- beeu siaung Wifh his grand
iifher be- 0uunis5n attending het
schoA
Ne are pleased o auHoanec thai
q pew correspondent isr the TrIbaHe
has arisen among us Ne extend
greetiuEs.
AnofboF eaat af snaw isu Sunday
nlgit almost completaly covering the
bare bills and Glsine gar ewes a rest
by change 81 seeHe
II Eilehreiaht went o. Nj Carbon
hrsf af the week o. WORK among the
black diamonds The remainder II the
winter hes. We vii miss v1u.
Distric - has a recard uneuyi
able iu tardie- i5r the past mouth
Me have frglften the uumber Just
uaW Sc have a very convenient
memary "A word ta Che Wise Is
-ulhrieut
some of ogr pr1phetically inclined
srfl9Hslv insist that a slow drive ire-
Iueutly along O cold road iu winter
by the s1me v1uug c1uple is. very
El1d sign 0l something dung about
-ummer ume
r II Andrews returned Saturday
from Denver and Is spending this
week glthCuug cattle about CASTLE
creek BE- reports that m1st ol the
cattle have probably gone aorass the
range t1 the North Pork
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-15
Powderhorn.
N.n.-l-lamn-an -.rr..runIenc..

NeUs-f hampton Durres uoudeuc7.
Chls Walker passed away $50
o. pa last Tuesday from the ELECTS
1f the injuries sustained in the Nes-
CON fire together with pneumonia.
/ Chas. Walker, nephew of the de-
ceased had been talegraphed for but
arrived about iO hours Too Date tu
-ea his uncle alive. The deceased
had at times for many Years bocu an
active business man 40 Lake CITY
and at one time was associated with
. e.. l.. Sweet I'm the grocery. meat and
hardware business. lie was 73 wears
'oId and single The funeral was
held from Lake City Baptist church
~ltur ay afternoon
II. 1wmans was down from Lake
City Monday taking in the valley.
Miss Nina Hagen Of Gumiz1n is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs Henry
>ehutpL
About three inches Of snow lall
Sunday evening, the first slciguiug
we have had this winter.
f. A. NcGrrgr. Chas. Scheaker.
T. j. Bowers and Dick Wilson are
gathering cattle this week.
g.. T. Foster Ieft far Gunnisln
saturday wit the bunch Of horses
that De has been gathering far ship
ueat
r. N. DuGield, lately Of Boston.
Nl~-. is The guest 1f VIM. Foster.
Mr. Du1ield may make his home in
Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Miller went TO
Guunisu last week and returned
Sunday with Miss Ida who has spent
most of the summer and winter in
GuuuiS0u.
+. A. Foster. ". C. Howard. W.
7. Summons and Frank Andrews
went 90 Gunuism Tuesday t9 gather
. mp their cattle that have straved IN
90 thai locality.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-15
-: Carbon NSSs
nlnH aln1IlHIIaas

TIE ARRIVAL 81 tea fa.ud bay a.
the h.me ai Nr and Mrs. -. I,..sss
b. thc cause af much hspFaRsss
M1sher aH3 san iaaaE ~el
Mrz Chas An8ersau is "a the
-Iek lzi
>srial dance a. fhe scbe.l house
Saturday ulEhf
Fred lmaher-ieg bas returned o.
o. camp and gsue o. WORK IN the
ullur
s : Peel and wife drove O. canaE
MoHdav. Mrs Feel remaining D.
-Tend the week with friends
N h. banks who has been quite
sick fhe past weck ls agaIn able D.
be usf aud will resume work in a
few DAYS
Chas Olson has q badly injured
hand the result 81 coming la contact
with Mike CadEaH s. head Charley
saws he viii ass a -ledge hammer
ueEf time
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-15
Ahosst Ohio CITY

HNssr-a nam I.f'N q tiiEif' iatfIlllaaillf
Robert : Downs and wife 81
White Pine have moved ta Ohid
Civ a. reside Tor the winter.
tlaia CIV Is now Iu c1mmunica
ti1u with tHe outside world by tele-
pbms and We dom -at how We am
alme without TO- % puts one in o
IerluI Do aIk uith lar-a-way
friends although tbrsuah Edison :
justly world famed ph1nagraph
rIe dead can alk with us. You can
imagine the source 1f satisfaction b.
i- t1 be abIs ta fud out when The
train i- coming instead 1l sitting
hour after hour waiting for the whis
rIa
Ibr Ohio City -rh1d is rrogrss
ing nicely under tae management of
Miss Lulu Merulmau and the ad
auremaut made BOO miueralagv h.
very u1tIeaah.t
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-15
Catarrh and Hav Fever.

Liquid Cream Balm is becoming
quite as popular Iu many localities
a. Elv's Cream Balm solid. In is
prepared for use in at1mizerS. and is
highly prizai by those who have
been accustomed to call on phvsic-
Iaus for such a treatment. Many
physicians are using and prescribing
1t. All the medicinal properties #
the celebrated Cream Balm are con
tanned in the Liquid form. which Is
- cts. including a spraying tube
All druggists OF by mail Elv
Brothers. IS Warren street. New
York.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-15

Marble Times Nothing but good
reports come from B0werman. Ideal.
Cochet0pa and several other camps
in that section. \ number Of good
strikes have been made which great
lv encourage exploitation work. Old
Gunuison viii yet prove to the world
that it is one Of the richest counties
IN the state. No part Of the county
contains such valuable wealth a.
the north end, but we are hampered
with the high cost Of operation, lack
Of transportation and capital to open
up the same.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-15
FORGET If YOU CAN AFFORD 70

lou are entitled to the best your money viii buy COMPARE
ANY CASUALTY IN~T >ANCE CONTRACT YOU MAY
HAVE WITH NINE AND SEE IF YOU ARE GETTING IT
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-15

Citizen Ira T. ~irmau. Jack
Murphy and Harry Adams went up
t0 the old placer mime in Washing
ton gulch Tuesday t1 begin placer
mining Harry Adams viii run the
engine while Negmal and Murphy
will attend the drill They are alter
bedrock, indications pointing tp gold
In paving quantities.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-15
Flowers Bloom at san Antonio.

San Antonio quaint and bc1ui-
ful-is one Of the most delightful
places In winter -Colurldaau~ lavu-
rite resort The Colorado and
Southern Ry. offers q round trip free
of ~4lIO from Denver u You do
not care t1 go t1 san Autmio. let u-
map out pleasure trip iar YOU 20
some other southern resort, possibly
YOU would prefer trip Earross the
Gulf 1l Mexico.
T. T. FI~uEH. Ggn. Pass. ACT.
Denver. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-15

Iis 1ctfer to- hare aiiroBs and net used
than ~ Hced once and not hare"
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-15

H0tchkiss Press Mrs. Chas. Lock
hart formerly of Hatchkis-. now Of
p1vlevilIc, Gmnism county was a
visitor here recently. Frank Mar
shall came over from the Ccdaredge
country Tuesday and is doing iu.
surauce business here. Nr. Marshall
is also doing a little real estate bust
ness on the side.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-15
Lower Gunnison Valley Items.
Ibamrion C0rresp0n3e1ce

Newt hampton torrsspon3eues
Joseph Cooper Is on the sick list
being Ill Of grip and tonsilitis.
Miss Kate Robinson Of Guunis7n
Is visiting with Mrs. r. II. Andrews
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-15
INCOME ( SALARY INSURANCE

Iis bcttcr To- hare alJroBs and net used
than to Vred once ami not hare"
Diseases, like accidents 'uucxpeeed happenings ct
daily e' Every disability presents opportunity
your work be dome.
ohr contract in he Preferred stock company ~4S50O0
surplus 90 policy holders paying weekly Income Salary
eupo any sickness provides
tide until
To the iu business himself this a.
practical the slq-l
Cd personal attention ID business.
flra insurance regu5urss money property. Income
SALARY insurance Cor money loss uf income
B1h 6r and Income safeguards
i'rurIa~liuai1n is tle thgT or Time (anI incunel
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-15
% II hCW
5n0n Per Month Tor : %. Per Year
1000 Pr Month for } 90 Per Var
2Ga 90 Per Mouth Tor q 90 PR Year

Double Above BENEFITS paid accidents travel
burning buildings and passenger elevators
Surgeons Fees paid addition indemnity.
caseul operation tho result per policy
identification. In event injury unable
with Friends diray- 7 expenses excsrIug 5000
Can Give Larger Benefits given
pans carrying all c because the PREFERRED only pre-
t.rraI risks.
Covers Injury, though there 10 visible marks
Does Not Pro- Rate when other insurance s carried
This is Disability Insurance From Any Lause With
out death Houcit-llr that YOU carry fte Insurance
Write Also u the PREFERRED. a perfect Accident
Policy, covering Total aud Partial Disability Policy
covering any disease o IIlas-
Men asst the Age 90 carry Accident or Health Policies
insure with l the Preferred ri. travel par
u8l disability The Travel Policy women
If You ave Need for Insurance That lnsures. cs.
ON me and examine contracts Fire, Accident Casualty or
. Investment Insurance
cannot insure against Death Taxes, Your
tuIt of Death Disability cause Los of
Property dependent ones can rri. Fr
y0ur comfort while ,ilSaHIa. from ans c7usa
CONE 'Ho SEE ME- FOR RATES
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-15
ttGBu>ur CsHr

Stephenson and Drake Of Ohm
City have group of claims adjoining
tbc Carbonate hing mine mime and
have been laying in supplies for the
winter They viii push work o.
develop their property which lies IN
a mineral formation which Prof
Hayden Of geological fame predicted
would rival that of Aspen. Ii D.
lime iuterspersed with porphvry
dykes which show carbonate Of Ifan.
Gold, silver, lead and zinc are carr
ricd The merits of the camp have
NOT yet been demonstrated although
the Carbonate King mine produced
some very good iron ore used at the
old Gunuisou smtlter for RuN.ug.
which carried good gold values ln a
Give foot lead Some day the owners
viii or the contact known Go exist
farther east when better results may
bee looked for
The Jewish outlook., 1904-11-11
ABRAHAM PLESSNER.

Seventy years ago Abraham Plessner
was born in the ancient city of Krakau,
in Galicia, Austria and these three score
and ten years have been passed in the
fulfllment of duty towards God, family
and humanity He is deserving Of the
love and the honor that can be bestowed
upon the faithful Jew, the good citizen
and the noble-hearted man. At his home
to-day, wife, children and children s chill
dren will do him affectionate honors, and
we, modestly retiring, only beg to be
permitted to wish him continued good
health and happiness.
Mr. Plessner came to the United
States and St. Louis in 1857; married
Miss Esther Levy in 1858; removed to
Holden, Missouri in 1870. remaining
there in business until 1860, when he
returned to st. Louis as a retired mer-
chant, and where he has lived ever since
His children are: Barney Plessner at
Holden, Missouri David Plessner attor-
ney-at-law in Denver Colorado; Charles
Plessner, Muscogee, Indian Territory
Mrs. Herzfeld, Henry and the Misses
May and Glare, at home. All these chill
dren, their families and children are
here to celebrate the happy occasion. Mr.
Plessner is member of st. Louis lodge
No. 20. A. F. and A. NJ; of Achim lodge,
l. o. B. b.. he is vice president of the
United Hebrew congregation; for many
years director Of the United Jewish
charities; was for many years valued
member of the board of directors of the
Home for Aged Israelites and other
charitable and fraternal organizations
His influence is felt for good in all these
and it is their prayer as well as ours that
our good brother be vouchsafed from on
high long and blessed old age.-Jewish
Voice
The Jewish outlook., 1904-11-11
TRINIDAD.

Mrs. M. Rascower has returned from
visit in Denver.
Mr. l. Metzler of Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, is in town.
Miss Sarah Sanders entertained the II.
f. Whist Club last week.
Mrs. B. Mansbach entertained the
Whist Club Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Nj. Burger of New York is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. A. J. Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Cramer are at
home to their friends in their new home
on Sixth street
Mrs. Simon Cohn of Ration, New Mex
leo, spent few days in town, the guest
of Mrs. S. n Jaffa
The H. L. A. S. Fair, which took place
last week, was a great success. Enough
money was raised to pay off the indept-
edness on Temple Aaron.
The Jewish outlook., 1904-11-11
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO.

Mr.. David Rosenwald, after several
days of illness, is convalescing.
Mrs. Louis Ilfeld will receive on Sat-
urday afternoon in honor of her sister,
in-law, Mrs. A. Staab.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Benjamin are COM
fortably situated in their new home on
Coal and Fifth streets
Invitations are out for card party
to be given by Mrs. B. Jaffa at her home
on Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Yanou has moved to the High
lands, but he contemplates building
home on West Tijeras avenue in the
near future.
Word comes from Miss Jettie Rosen
valid, who is spending few weeks in
Kansas City, that she is having
"dandy" time.
Through the energetic management Of
Mr.. David Weinman, president of Tenn
pie Albert, the temple building, furni
ture and grounds are being improved
every week.
Mr.. Bibs of Bernalillo brought his
family from San Francisco to Albu-
querque, thus adding another valuable
family to our Jewish society. They are
temporarily living in the Highlands.
The Jewish outlook., 1904-11-11

Mrs. Koperlik and Mrs. Auspitz and
children have returned to their home in
Perry, Missouri. Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min Koperlik accompanied them to Den
yer, where they spent Sunday.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs Max Kohn to the marriage of
their daughter, Rose Charlotte, to Mr..
Max Kahn at the Maine hotel Wednes-
day, November 10Th, at high noon.
The Jewish outlook., 1904-11-11

was heartily enjoyed and applauded by
all present. The prizes were won by
Miss Ray Solomon and Mrs S. L. Bress-
Ter, Miss Cora Schlessinger and Nate
Rothschild, Mrs. Henry Tescher being
prize
The Jewish outlook., 1904-11-11
PUEBLO NOTES.

DR.. B. Frankie spent a few days in
Denver.
Mrs. l. Bach and children have gone
to New York City.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Schwartz have re-
turned from Denver.
Mr. Hart of Las Vegas New Mexico,
has located in our city.
Mr. Jake Baer has returned to his
home in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. u. Taub and Baby have gone
East for an extended visit.
The o. W. O. Whist Club met for the
first time this season with Mrs. l. Beim
The Tuesday Whist was entertained
by Mrs M Kohn Mrs Nathan won the
prize.
Mrs. l.. w. Guggenheim and children
have gone to Chicago for visit to rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bergerman of Salt
Lake City visited relatives in Pueblo
last week.
Mrs l.. j. Nathan entertained the Fri
day Afternoon last week. Mrs. u. Taub
won the prize.
Miss Rose KOhn entertained the n. F.
Reading Club in delightful manner
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Saul Bergerman was hostess of
the same club this week. Miss Bertha
Herman won the prize.
Mrs Sam Goldsmith and Miss Gizella
Newman have returned from a trip to
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
Mrs NJ. Mitchell and daughter of Den
yer spent Sunday in Pueblo, the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. S. f. Davis.
The Tuesday Afternoon Whist met
with Mrs. L. j. Nathan last week. The
hostess made the highest score.
The O. II. o. Whist Club met with
Mrs. Isaac Freund on Thursday. Mrs
l. Rosenfeld and Mrs. L. Wolf won the
The Jewish outlook., 1904-11-11
UNPOPULAR SHOP"FOR EXCLUSIVE
JEWELRY AT REASONABLE PRICES.
WEHRLE'S.

Do not forget, when purchasing presents
for your friends, to call on me at the jeweIry
department of the Golden EagIe.-S. r.
ZWetoW
The Jewish outlook., 1904-11-11

Their Meat and Poultry departments
will be one of the leading features Of
their business. Before purchasing your
table luxuries call and inspect this new
stock.
Courtesy, Quality and Prompt De.
livery their Motto.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-08-05
To Everywhere And Back

The Burlington offers excursion
rates ia every direcli)n-so low that
there is no excuse for staying at home.
Below are some OF them; .
St. Louis and back Three kinds or
daily rates besides the special low rates
coach excursions on each Tuesday ana
Thursday during August and Septem'
Der.
Chicago and back: Daily low rates
either direct D. IA st. LOUIS, with
stopovers at st. Louis, Kansas CITY
and Omaha.
Louisville, Ky, and back, s2i7O
August II to 10.
Boston and back-the only chance OF
| the a Tor a low rate visit 10 New
England, $685. {, August II to l3-long
limit
Worlds Fair %stopovers at st. Louis
on through tickets.
Colorado, Utah and Black Hills re-
s~orts-there and back practically hall
rates all summer.
TO California-San Francisco and
Los Angeles and back, August 10 u
September 10, Only $45. The ONLY
chance in 1904 To get this low rate.
Portland, Puget Sound and back
August Is to 10, one fare for the roun'
trip.
TO Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin
and the Great Lake region, the idea
summer country-daily low rates /
take you away from home.
On the frs, and third Tuesdays @
each month very low round trip rate
TO hundreds OF points In the North
west and South west.
Write or call, describe your trip; Il
me advise you the least cost. A
'Conovsr. Ticket Agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-08-05
4 Business Chan1e.

Chas. Waddell sold his meat market
the first of the week to Herman Feis
and Oscar Sears. MIR. Wadell has pur.
chased a meat market in Franklin and
will his family there in the nea
future. Mr.. Feis was formerly a resi-.
dent Of Red Cloud. and worked for
Geo. Lindsey delivering ice, and is
consequently no stranger to the major.
ity of the people. He will move his
family here as soon as he finds a suit.
able house. Oscar Sears is a young
man highly SPOKEN of by those who
are acquainted with him. We bespeak
for the new ii m a liberal share Of the
patronage OF the community,
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-08-05
Struck BY LlShtnln3.

Last Wednesday afternoon, Clara
and Julia, daughters Of Joseph Polnic.
ky. living about eight miles north Of
this city, were struck by lightning.
They had gone to the barn for some
cobs and were On their way back to
the house when there was a flash Of
lightning and both the girl' dropped
to the ground insensible. They were
quickly carried into the house and
every means at hand were applied to
revive them. They soon recovered
ard are at present but little the worse
for the shock. 1t was certainly a very
close call.