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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-14
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nor was dying out nf hla llfn when
the assurance of the love If - gen
Gle. So lovely "a Hiu aa Alice Lang
dun would hauiab d entirely
And she was there ia the old
arhag iu the dim llsht of the van
ms mnau. hur head uillaNad an che
atm that rested on the little rustic
tahlr. her white hand buried IN
nlandu'a shaggy ur iztea her
watchdog looked up and bada him
/ Joyous welcome Whrfaat he's head
gua. WAS uuliurd. aud she HHH HIm
standing in tho doorway. and knew
that IL WIS., Tor hrr that he had come
again.
uue stride aud hs had rsaehea hef
side. ono word aud bee I'D seized
her uurraisting hands one moment
only could hr hold them. for IN "a
/ passion 81 uncunfreliahle love
shame. sorrow. confusion all inter-
mingled. She tore them from him.
buried her bonny fnes Ia her aHma
and burst into storm af tears
What VAS There luu Tor hlm e. de-
Lees than hH.f au hour later. hef
weeping Htiiird though vsHY little
while great sob ueiiaI un ffum her
breast. che sac rutirried hf his arm.
{ her set cheek pnloHe8 on hIa shout
I der And now thrF aHHa calling her
from fha house Z knew II would
BE- go. HhH whispered ana lhsH. faf
the first fimo. raised her lire 10 Hia
Then it is roofhs be mufuafrH
but now shall ask for that tams
mission Now { have something 70
/ strive for and whatever Homer ~
/ fortune 9 may win ! shall bring IL
straight Co SOU God m heaven bIsaa
aud keep YOU AueetT
That WAS early ia September and
uas ThankaFitIrF hsd snWe Hna
gone in fhe cavalry tfH - and there
f had been nn Sergeant mHfaHHm -
ehafe the hrlri Hniiief fesusli2 The
I eammlssiun had come Is aanlaIuFs
F In fHe Nrv Nnfk fasif t4ks#as faH
fHe story of the charge hi sen tn
Albany backed bY maHY 81 ihfHaHs
+ fIal HHmr. ana stirred TIE HaIHaa If
/ a marlburd a1miHiatrauah Young
I ganfaln mEHham. fi4ah fHam
maHfha uith fhe reHu'aess s=s sire
#'HHH fhe confederate eaHffH fhHIHs
Iuu railway tracks, hufnhas aahHIY
ffAIna enttinr off sffasHfsfa ehasz
f laE nf hrIuE chased rs HHi - HHfs
T af gray hnrsewen. and = LID aHIf
F 81 iaHH Intervals ffHm e. Ct 81
has tsft ranaoir1 aHt eaHaffst
even m che prospect r lHefs sep
afa fian under thr raFes #af fhaak-
eide.
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rather too rcHtful Saturday. as
thlnHs resulted in tho qunat of old
aeuuuiutnuuH among the natives
found himself lost practically
among comparative strangers. along
the eHmpnroH mud stacked arms Of
ateinWe chris division uf tho Eleventh
gprua
ltut here was DuwdHila tavern. it's
shaded porch sell ailed with gen
eul stair aud field officers. It's for
maf hHhituUH nowhere to be seen
offiears and men Of the HeaFmost
command scented msiuY German
and in The best of spirits The STORY
Mas COINS round that Lee aud Jack
aan. diamayod hy unohera coming
iH such force. were already breaking
away along the front. ln mlf retreat
Tor GorIuntllle that fauHatfeat
with twu strong divisions. uaa far
beyond WirhmUui that at last the
Army OF the Potomac had gained
trim faothol1 south 90 that modern
military Uubirou the nAppanhan.
naek #und would uaW sweep an Ia
triumph tD the JHmea
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hnoWIcdac of ne ghnsI hood and
called fur explanation. @Yuu should
beat hcadquartrraa ON fhn atuff. .
be said. but here hia calonnt iHfHr=
posed. Pew ~ the troop command.
ere he said have sntaged fhs aa-
vantarea % Captain fnHrahHm. v hn
has learned cavalry duty IN tie reg.
ulara. So 40 cannot nuars HIN from
the regiment yet avs hlfn from
having regarded him win aversion
and disfavor al the start Troop e
had begun ~ swear that they had
the best captain In the sfiarris
Light"
All the same tho erisaie wan for.
soften. Kllr1tri.E buKsssi - Aver
Iil % Gregg and Hufurd. fhHns those
iyrieaiehvalrymeu stepped up higher
with HooksrH assignment % the
command OF tho great. mHHnanI-
nous. long suffering. yet never
really beaten army And - II hap
nsued that. whom the leaves az Last
began Co Hprout again and the cav
airy was Hcut Ca feel the way
through the foriH affair up stream
pioneering the army In that master.
- move around the southern left
and into the heart ~ the wilderness
Rex iuRr1hum rode much Of the
time NJ the side ~ young faeann
leader Just given his first star. and
now commanding the advance Then
that duty finished and his own resi-
maut being Tar ON tho Richmond
raid. he was given permission 10 look
up certain farm folk In the neigh
borhood 81 Dowdllla. and on The af=
teru0ou OF the pa Of MAY that
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ltaK WIS hungry FOR something
more substantial than runners. and
mindful uf Mother Hufiuu'H capital
fare. rode uu through tie hating
iaanlun good humurea groups along
the uiko. turned HauthHeHfHafd a
the forks passing lhe stacks Of the
IlHm Now York. and bringing uu
five minutes Hnaf Hf the sfa##ing ~
the run aud the hehaHt IF the Of
fieof ln command af the niHEatH
THERE hy the long atrsat af the
plank road There. hardly bali =
mile away stood HHHaH.H little
homestead. bat. "Htuau.H cavalry
fellows arc 90 around there uaH.
said Bats Informant
Z knew the people ltKlig In that
house yenr aFo mHt winter said
he strokng hia chargers afshInH
neck
The officer ~ the picket studied
him nmIuuHIN 4 didn't know we
had any cavalry down tina Wy last
winter said ho. You belong Ia
the Harris LIGHT. don't Yau
Yes. bUt Ana un aiaff duty just
nov nith GrnHfai ANefilf#
The officer turned and stared IN
easily out along the plank faHd Far
down thHt narrowing groove n the
southwest. perhaps tHo miles away.
q dull dun .rol1red cloud aesHe1 fIH=
iua above che tree tops. AMI thllhef
tha officer pointed
Does iuRlue Joe know about
that aye Think be asked II tuefa-
ham. "Whht dthgy say at head
quafterst
They cay" said ha. chat Lees
whole army ia making off fer Cor
louisville. butHhnld au a biz And
uHaIInEInr biz neliaiasa hH afauehed
for ward toward little stump where
kurIt sentry hy the faHdaIds. An
other moment and be. iga. WAS
smelling and EaEIHE aaulh#eHtHaEI
down thr ruad.
Half dozen troopers. HfHH clad
could be distinctly seen hitting about
the Burton farm. Half a dozen Of
HrefH following "a siauahiuE figure
au raw-bourd aaffel. aa ties could
make Dut through his biHaHuiaf
were just riding away. and beyond
them ANA about them stood what
booked lIFr rank n cavalry drawn
up across the WaE. aIIH Lees fels
IsAH' muftrFe1 the officer. Hfeeu-
ing ta bile side. we nahHeI one ~
them Bn hour 0f 81 aKo. a lieutenant
aHuuuuF Un DTS aan haak. General
uatauH waH out here ana be took
him back to the pike. lie sd thef
aafd au mmryluE Of h. the vest
Hlfe lIi dId be- cried IHHHsham.
rising suddenly and IN excitement
uH#aHfruuHhIe. 'faak Fuu fhau and
tell mr what sou see. THIS plank
road runs west 20 south. Thal duet
cloud means "a dense column r.
crossing H. not two miles ffam here.
ana thht column o. pa mala going to
QardautUic than I am 70 dinner
It's heading rffaiaht north far
LHehFttH rrH. opposite or HIahf
flank How long ala 1au saT they've
been crossing lie nHa HEam IA
saddle. even hIs horse. nos. CULVER
ing in every muHEla.
Ever since i9 or II a'Hiask. any
how was ths raser answer
Then. bY heafsn. r. means a
flank attack cried Re- wherein
I nrl General utfruH
HHIrht tarh here en- The riks
'efasa that clear nsfH 70 ne HaHfh.
In DO minutes t~ uaa IA ffaaf u q
saahie line % stacked afsaH aHd
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HEAD CONSUL HERE

Head Consul A. r. Talbot has ar
rived IN the city and IL stopping a.
the WASHINGTON. Tho members Of
the society are expecting a grand
denomination AZ the Seattle theatsf
this evening Their program will
be made up largely 81 high class
professional numbers An outdoor
number ~ special attractions has
bern added 20 the program A. It's
the degree team 0f Elliott Bay camp
viii give a fancy drill a. Pioneer
square This team has won many
prizes In competitive drills and Is
acknowledged BY military men %
be one % the best drilled teams in
the country Head Consul Talbot
will inspect The drill The program
~ the theatcr viii begin promptly
At s.ls.
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undor ita new leaders. - be fltius
out on ihe extreme fiNhf flank
D"VouH' division faftHaat aut Or all
into thr presence ~ fhla naa com.
mluiHr escorted b. hfs nfHHaHaaaar
and now senior subordinate. Mr-
Lean N ohio. came these 40 1f-
fienfH. American b. birth. IaeaIIHiH
fD tho core and NaH YaaEafa ~
commission men af Intelligence
ana education OF any mn #aHId see.
bat hlfbIuRera 81 ILL., II looks could
Dee relied upon. and The HsN general
for nearly an hour past had been
harHrsnd aud bambaf1ed BY rec
ports no asa not wiah - believe.
l.nnlIuuaII
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SYNOpNlS
John Nnynur a prosperous law
yer of New York, financially ruined
at the outbreak 90 the civil war has
a raralytie seizure after being rob
bed Of funds belonging to the Ere
nier estate RcN lusraham. sent
through Columbia tailege BY RAY
nor. r. suspected ~ the theft and n
eatrauged nom Rnynor' daughter.
Editha whom he lovua With cant.
John Winn. Rex goes 10 Waahlus
ton and becomes a eaNalrNmAM
While earryinE "a staff message he
rides down a sentry who detained
MN and IL placed under arrest At
home hiH chum. Edward nuruham.
aud Mira Fairbanks. Editha'a aunt
start rumors that lngfaham Is guil#
u OF theft while visiting al BROOK.
side home OF Mrs Langdon and her
two daughtorB Winn and unEfaham
witness the capture % a supposed
Spy The captive. who has been Sc
flausly injured IL Maj Chalmers
Who = In some mysterious naY con
ueeted With the LanFduna chal
mera t. removed from BrunhaIda hy
Or Dallas. brother OF Mira Lang
don
Rex % protect hls good name AZ
home. seeks an interview With
ehalmsrH.
Re- tried by courtsmartlaI fai
running down the sentry. pleads
guilty. but states his belief that hIa
order % hurry Justified him.
Ordered back to bis regiment. In.
sfaham ls captured by Virginia
froanefH
lie Is aided 10 escape By MAJ
thalmerH and both safety cross tha
happahanuuck aud arrive at nnr.
tons farm
iaEfaham iH captured bY vIrFInla
troopers Chalmers aids him and
theY escape through the wilderness.
finally raar hing Washington
Res resolves severe uufmd and
becomes EurHt az UHa#HHIH#
where. EaEirg mto the egaa q AIIal
f#HEiHn. he f1FEeta bis love fal
EHIlha
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News From East
of Mountains

ssasC0W. Idaho. Iuly i4-rrsns
aEatlaua have been made for the
Veterans district euGamumrui fHf
Whitman and lafah counties uhIeh
maaass In Moscow to-day Isnts have
been pitched in the city PARK and
40 interesting program arranged
for eaeb days entertainment
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tgHkf'rER NNat'anfInue1l
EKaarrr were the confusion
aH1 le.aE about che capital IN haf
aaeheEHur September 1Ha af tha
ma#t energetic eunneH in fha fesas
lar HHrtl.r HHHf master u battery
IEiH and arhamE tat HlaHt EaaHa
- ihe iag ant murh 81 bis tu#Hhas
hEF In tHr effort Co Eef hafssaHaaa
4 HHH b. rl before faHf Hs4# Sd
be aHluI camp ne would D. mIaz
HIEhf raW before fhef could n#H#h b
#HH HHs furHHham borrowed tie
H.Hzs 90 brother sefEsaal fale
HaEE fH umohaIle. fHtHHna1 hIa
mount Iu fHs irre. Hnd 80 anHa BE-
foe HHi af even later tluH. aaazhI
fha Iffnr aammsr haune
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VIII TAKE UP WARRANTS

LEWISTON. idaho. July 1.-THE
First National bank has Announces
IL willingness 90 taAe un the g. aaa
IN city warrants. 90 b. isauad Ia
favor Of nr Morris. AZ par The
warrants are 90 BE- Issued IN snfis-
faction u a Judgment for 81 ooa for
property condemned fnr street purs
poass- Or Morris refused 10 aerepf
the warrants In payment of the
Judgment. a. warrants are nov sssliz
Ing az per cent dlscouut
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NEW BANK ESTABLISHED

sTARBuCK. Wash. July tt-The
First Bank Of Starhuck has com
nletsd IL organization. Many veil
kHown citizens have become lufur.
rgrat0rs therein and subscribed 10
It's capital stock The officers have
ordered a large burglar aud fire
proof safe weighing three and a half
tons fitted With all modern Im
pHoyementa and finished In white
bronze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-14
PASTOR BECOMES EVANGELIST

LEWISTON. idaho. July IA
Rev D A. Pine. f1r several years
pastor % the Christian ehureh here
rendered bis rcsiEnatlan SUNDAY
aud WITH AZ once take 40 sYanEslls=
81 Vurk in Idaho and Eastern
WashinEtnn No arrangements
have yet been made % an his place
here
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LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

A PARTY Is being ORGANIZED IN
Tacoma 10 KIN a big 75=foot whale
that has been playing about the
harbor Tor q week
MRS JOSEPH cox. for over 20
years a resident Of Lewiston. IL
dead She was ~ years Of age.
BY A SEEMING MIRACLE no
ono was hurt on Tuesday night
when a big circular saw II the
Wcyorhaeuacr mills Ia Everett
burst and flew into a thousand
pieces.
THREE HOLD-CP MEE appeared
&C. the door Of Sam Gees restaurant
ln Waila Walla early yesterday
morning and commanded everybody
20 throw up their hands. The rob-
beers secured fi5.
MRS. JEANETTE RAtSEY. Of
ElleuHburR. aged Is years. and an
old resident. died Tuesday evening.
JOSEPH WEBER. "A pioneer
brewer of Cheney. Is dead. he vas
5s years " age.
CHESTER DUNNIEG. aged I2
years. waa killed yesterday near
aHuuyaide. Re was riding on
wagon and fell Off. the heels pass
ing over him The boy vas visit
lug from North Yakima.
TIE VILLAGE Of Maple Fails.
81 miles from BelilnRham. narrow
ly escaped burning - forest fire
Yesterday. The arrival ~ = fire.
fighting train was just IN tine 70
check the flames
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A year earlier the thought Of that
Other girl. even ga her cruel neglect
81 him. would have stayed his steps
A month earlier and stfl be would
have resisted what vas becoming e
strong temptation. bat uuW. the
thought ~ che last look ~ those
swimming eyes. the last nutief =
her cold little hand in hia lingering
clasp. ovrrthrow an confederation -
hia Impossible condition tia had
neither rama. fortune. position nor q
mans heart whole. undivided. fer
vent love o. offrr her Prudence
justice. honor even. were 4fraFeH
against bis KnlnE and set hla Whalc
nature seemed to urge lt because
whether b. we're best. Il would At
least BE- sweet and precious ~ her
and the time bad come when h
thought the memory ~ Edltha Ray
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e~ STAR DUST SO


10 be besalur She's had It at least
three months"
i suppose you're hard az work on
a speech ior usa iu this campaign.
sid the ward manasog % the sped.
bladder
No. { wont have to bother about
that found my 1900 speech last
.HIHhts
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And suu The Kunnels apollo
gizes.
Wonder when he'll stop
Policeman solved myatery
was a headline in a local paper yes
tsrday The Item was not a local
enc.
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He stood with Ills Hands on HIS
Hips
AHgie-Yes. Bishop Posters wtfe
did lose diamonds worth $4,000.
No. Mrs. Potter does not tkluk Of
going on the stage.
A WoRn ZION JOSH WIS.,
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who was that fellow who Just
went out. that extremely tan man
@Oh. he's an Old friend Of mine
In hard luck. He came IN to Dor.
row $50"
Il sse-he's a short tall friend Of
yours"
A SCANDAL IN HARTLANn
VIII the party who borrowed
three tablecloths from Friahie Hall
please return the same % the man
ayers at once?-Hartland tWiaJ
News.
PARKER.
lie was bred In old Esopus. where
there's nothing else 70 do
Hes been sought BY an reporters
Just 20 say a word or two.
lie was bred In Old EaOpua
tE'en the name quits failed 70 stop
u.s..
And he wouldn't say a word. and
now doesn't that rattle YOU
LUKE THE LOON.
fsShe wore one ~ the most becom-
Ing skirts I ever saw"
1T may be becoming. but II ought
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RAINEn NORTH ~ -

NAANHaA AfNAh IT. VT 0H6s
out IN the Geo Kincaid neiEha1r-
hood a heavy rain Cen several DAYS
ago The rain extended quite Ny
north ~ him Local showers have
teen cutie plentiful around but
they quit too suon- But We are stu
IN hopes that We viii set rain Al
indications point 90 lt.-Dousiaa q.
Pres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-14

There's two kinds
Nv men always In
hard luck Them n /
"did Il. but never
thought" an them
th't thought. bat never
DID Il.
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With family around expecting him
10 die. and SON riding for tfe. Is
miles. TO get ur Kings New uIaruv-
cry for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. ~ g. Brown. Of fesavIlle.
Ind. endured deaths aKonlaa from
asthma. but this wonderful medi
cine gave instant relief and soon
cured him. lie writes 4 nov
sleep HoundlY every night Like
marvellous cures Of Consumption.
Pneumonia. Bronchitis. Coughs.
Colds and Grip prove ita mafehleas
merit for all Throat aud Lung
troubles. Guaranteed bottles Zoe
aud 500 Trial bottles free az O. o.
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lAFahlan Advice. Pamphraaet
lie Who pays not and knows not
lhat he pays not Is a dreamer
Wake him BY our own Haroun Al
Raschid
lCoutiuued Tomorrow
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VESSEL DAMAGED

The British ship Bokeby Hall.
while en- route from Puget Sound
ports 20 Delagoa Bay. South Africa.
encountered terrible hurricane.
which carried away an her life
boats and part Of her bulwarxs and
deck The vessel arrived AZ Della
goa safely. however. where the news
was reported 10 the Maritime Tx
change AZ that port.
GET the Good Clothes Habit .
HERALD. 1929 End. 80
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MRS. JEANETTE RAtSEY. Of
Ellens5urg. aged Is Yeara. ana an
old resident. died Tuesday evening.
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DOES YOUR NOSE STOP UP7 v,
DR. FRANK r. PRATT
SEATTLE EVE, EAR, NOSE
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A PARTY Is being organized in
Tacoma 10 KIN a big 75=foot whale
that has been playing about the
harb0r for a week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-14

JOSEPH WEBER. pioneer
brewer of Cheney. Is dead Iie vas
5s years ~ age.
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MRS. JOSEPH cox. for over 20
years q resident Of Lewiston. IL
dead She was ~ years Of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-30
Baltimore and OHIO r. r.
Effective November %. 1903.

Effective November %, 1903.
Leave Washington, New Jersey ave. and O ST.
Chicago and Northwest. IL 200 AIN, $50 pm.
Cincinnati st. Louis and Louisville. 1908 am,
'4:15 pm, '1:1O night.
Pittsburg and Cleveland. 200 am, $40 pm.
and q 90 night.
Columbus and Wheeling '620 pm.
Winchester 1888 a.m f4:l5. $780, 1870 pm.
Annapols week days 500 am, $3.50 a m 1900
noon, 400 pm, 600 pm. Sundays. $50 am.
Frederick, 1885, s9:l5. t11:Oo am. s1:15, t4:ao,
Hagerstown, t10:O5 am. and IS 30 pm
Boyd and way points 1875, S9:15 an s1:15,
IA so. 1880, sl0:l5, i'll 80 pm.
GatheEsbqrg and eadao way Points ts;s5: ssi5 an.
81 20, siO:15, i'll 80 pm.
Washington Junction and way points, 1885, SO 10
am, Ills, 1880, 1880 pm.
baltimore, week days. x3:00. 500, $3.50. x7:OO,
xii 100 am, xl2:00 noon, ~ :O5 xi:O1 x2:00.
x3 co. x4OO x4 80, 4:i0 x5:OO, KS 90 x8:oO $50
x :00 xs:o0 x10:00, All 80, ii 35 pm. Sundays
x3 90 x7:O0. 7:20 $3.50. x3:O0 XII 100 am. II zoo
ROYAL BLUE LINE
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York. Boston and
OBJ Diners, 1000 D.ner am. 100 DIner5. 500
C.Royal Limited" Dinerl,, 1900 Phila. only.
open at 1000 ocloek)
Atlantic City. t7:00. 1000 am. t1:0o. 300
Daily. Except Sunday. Sunday only
Express trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hote.s and
ticket Offices. GIG Pennsylvania ave. n.w New
York ave. and 18th St, and at station.
s. b. HEGE District Passenger Agent.
D. B. MARTIN. Manager Passenger Trafne.
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Boyd's and Vicinity.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
BOYD'S. Nd, January 20, 1904.
Rev. Charles H. Waters of Montgomery
county is an applicant for the position of
secretary to the state board of health 1t
is understood he has the backing of State
Senator Jones and others of the Montgom-
cry county delegation.
A valuable mare belonging to Daniel w.
Shoeb Of this place was stolen from a sta
BILE the evening Of January q.
Sheriff Arthur Williams has appointed
William r. White a deputy for upper
Montgomery, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death a few weeks ago Of Howard
White.
Mrs. M. A. Lewis wife of Postmaster E.
D. Lewis, who has been i'll for two weeks,
is slowly recovering. Mrs. Lewis mother
Mrs. Margaret Perrell, died January II.
at the residence of her son. near Buckeyes
town. Md, aged seventy-two years.
Delegate Jno. w. Williams Of Bayds, Nd,
has been assigned to serve on the following
committees of the house of delegates at
Annapolis: Militia, insolvency and public
records.
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Stuck to Engine With Fractured Leg

Stuck to Engine With Fractured Leg.
special dispatch to the New York Herald
from Port Jervis, N. Y, Friday, says: Be-
sides being the youngest engine driver on the
Delaware division of the Erie, If not on
the whole road, George Smiley Of Susque-
hanna, Pa, may be classed as one Of the
nerviest.
While applying the reverse yesterday at
ternoon at Long Eddy his right foot was
caught in the slide and a fracture just
above the ankle was the result. He was
eighty miles from his destination, but
pluckily stuck to his post. being on the
road from o'clock yesterday afternoon,
when the accident occurred, until 2 o'clock
this morning. He left his engine here and
went to the hospital, where the fracture
was reduced. Smiley is twenty-five years
old,
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owned by one Of the local sand companies
Is at Deans boatyard at Alexandria for an
overhauling and to be made ready for
service in the spring.
The tug William H. Yerkes, r., left port
yesterday afternoon bound for Quantico, to
break the bugeye Edna and Nellie out of
the ice and bring her to this city. The
Edna and Nellie is loaded with oysters in
the shell for this market
The two-masted schooner Sidonia Curley,
laden with lumber for this city, Is also re-
ported frozen up in Potomac creek. and
will remain there until the river Is open for
navigation by sailing vessels.