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,rsnn-Hamin brokers on the first sharp reso-

-,.srson-Hamin brokers on the first sharp reao-
a. the realizing sales Continued on a scale late
:, .ha day TO depress the market 10 low point ct
-. close July prices held part Of the Sc advance
- the morning resting at SIC old and 9el4c new
-Jsv September, after a rally from s6F. TO s7Fso
a. The last hour settled back at the close to $3.50
Sssa.c or &c under last night.
.,teution much absorbed by the stirring
so,ngs in the West at the pit that corn suffered
en-, comparative neglect. The weather was in
.ba MAN, favorable Tor corn, while the strong
o,suing in the wheat market carried some OF the
- traders IN off their feet. Weakness soon
.ucceeded the opening jump, and prices got we'll
,n6er those Of the day before Local receipts were
500 cars Of which 10 were contract. rivate houses
,urred out 13 cars and 1900 bushels OF the latter
rrade Shipments from Chicago were 800 900 BUSH
ole Western receipts $1,000 bushels; last year
,bev amounted to 3SSOO0 bushels The highest price
Cor July was 1850 and 49a4c paid early in the day.
The lowest was 4S3.c and the close was 4so and
.a,c After selling from 49s4c down TO 4S35c. Sep
,srnber closed at 4S7sc.
The cats market acted similarly TO corn, but the
,seknegs that followed the epening bulge IN the
++ar was less pronounced Drier weather is neces-
cory for the successful gathering OF the crop. To-
cal receipts were 81 cars and 81 estimated for
-o--norrow. Shipments hence were $4,000 bushels
The range OF July was from 4oc, early down TO
sec. closing at $3.50. September closed at the bot
,orn. S2Isc after selling 10 S25sc.
Brokers reported the best selling Of the day IN
rroyisons by brokers of Armour and Cudahy pack
tne interests. This was tie feature OF the day
The best buying was by export agents. 1t was at
No time e big market. The run on hogs was only
seOa and they were bought at 10c TO zoe advance
packing for the week fell down TO about half mat
last wear owing TO the general strike. From SIS 10
sentenber pork broke SO So and closed ct S- 10
Lard sold at s. g. and off S6 9-2, and closec at
s5 Ribs sold off l0c 10 s. 572 and closed at s. 90
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SontneTh racine Company:
Notice is hereby that the Board Of Director,
of the southern Pacific Company, at a meeting this
day held called special meeting OF the
OF said Company TO convene the Office of the Com
pany IN Beechmont, Jefferson County tucky on
O'Clock y. NJ. standard time 70 consider and act
meeting in Substantially the form 10 tho eject
following viz:
Southern Pacific Company be Increased ono hun
dred million dollars, by issuing one million add
tioEal shares OF the value OF one hundraa
Resolved (2l. that the seid increased stock
shetI De preferred stock that the holders OF such
preferred stock shall be entitled to dividends in
each fiscal year at such rate not exceeding SSven
Per cent, per annull. payable semi annualy out
Board OF Directors. before any dividend snail be
declared on the common stock: that such divi-
aehos shalI be non cumulative; that the holders
CT sucn preferred stock not, BY virtue there
o. be entitled TO other or further share of
me pFon t OF me Company; that the disso-
t!le holders of preferred snail be entitled TO
nave their shares redeemed par before any
pany shall be made 10 the holders of the com
mon stock; that said preferred stock shall be
amounts and in such manner a. the Board OF
directors may authorize and determine but at
-ot ieSs tleh the par value of the shares; IT
eIa4 Oe I'm CT tlDIe INTO common stock, share for
ehare. az the option of the holders at any time
ana shan be redeemable. the option of the
o;n.iny. on or at any time after the first day OF
july 300 ana before the first day of July, 1910
at one hundred and fifteen dollars per share"
Resolved 90. that the Board of Directors shall
he and they are hereby authorized to establish
from time TO time, and enforce all such rules and
regulations respecting the issue, sale, redemption
and conversion such stock NOT tnconsiste mt
herewith. as in the Judgment of the Board may
necessary expedient"
FOR the purpose special rneettnr the stuck
transfer books of the Company viii be closed July ii
JuIy "a 800. S az 10 co. and reopened Thursday
ALEX. MILLAR
Secretary and Clerk
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Steamboats,.

Hy5soa SlVzR BY DAYLIGHT.
Palatial steamers NEW YORK and ALBANY Of
River Day Line fastest ana finest river boats
Leave BroaGyn Falt9a DIV Annex 90 A N
Desbrosses 81. Pier - 50 .
.2d - -
18Th St.-..-...- 20
LANDING al Youkers West Point. NewburRh. Poughkeep
Sc Kingston Point Catskil Hudson and Albany. Daily
ovrer- sunday Special Trains Catskill Min.
60 4S.ratoes and easy connections all points East
North and west Through tickets and baggage checked al
lepoe. Transfer Most delightful one-day
oitrqs 70 west point Newuurgh. Poushkeepsie.
turning 0'i R .sn oper at ! A. NJ. MUSIC,
Steamer GN@pY P0ws01
Leaving Desbrosses St: at 8l3 = NJ Saturday. I;40
115o.% X on SATURDAYS on!y. go p For Highland
irarig Wet point Cornwall Newburgh. New Hamburg
N,Iton poJphkeepI!e Esopus. Rondout and Kingston.
Orchestra board.
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GREENE CONSOLIDATED COPPER co.

DINIDEND No .
p Broad Street. York. June % 1904.
The Directors the Greene Consolidated Copper CON-
5ssiiy have declared dividend Of THREE PER CENT
oTe upon TIE capital Of the company, payable
Aoss 1905 70 stockholders % record three clock
a NJ q July l5. 1904. Transfer books VIII close
afet q clock =. II. July 10 1904, reopen August
A 1915 GEO. :. ROERLNS. Secretary.
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BOY. Is. 10 learn plumbers or carpenters
trade. ANDREW AGUATERO. II North
Oxford st. Brooklyn.
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Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the county OF
New York notice is hereby xiven to al pefs9 ss enntx
Of York deceased the same Win
business at the OF A. B. PRENTICE No seS s y
on or before the eth day OF September nexton,
Dated New York. the Sd day OF March, , is1;
MAUD B. PRENTICE. Adninlstratrix
A B. PRENTICE. Attorney Tor ADMINISTRATIVE ie'
- Broadway, New York City.
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BOOkKEEPER OF ability wishes position
or temporary work. correct trial balance
monthly. highest references. terms moder-
ate ROBERTSON. lol Ntlllam-st.
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The approximete amount the lien or charge. TO
satisfy which the above described property Is TO be
sold is S49s86 l1-lOO with interest thereon from tho
o4d day on May 1904. prior mortgages Of SlO3-
5Go 90 together with and allowance amounting
10 s445 72-lOO together expenses OF the sale
The approximate amount of the taxes assessments.
allowed TO the purchaser out Of the
purchase money. paid by the Referee. is $500 90
an Da TED New york. 18th day of July 1905
ARTHUR D. TRUAX Referee
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Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York Notes is hereby given all persons having claims
OF the County OF New York.
Accused 10 III with vouchers thereof to
~ place JTansactng business No.
iai Broadway Manhattan IN The City OF New York.
bsfo OF August next
Dated New York. the 10Th day Of Janqary 1901
NELSON SMITH EDISON BRADLEY. Executors.
EDWARD WELLS, Jr.. Attorney for Executors l+i
Srcsd n. Y.
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Surr0gateS' Notices.

GREEN, ANDREW HASWELL.-IN PUR-
sunnce Of an order OF Hon. Abner c: Thomas.
Surrogate Of the County Of York. notice is hereby
given to ali persons claims against Andrew Has
Well Green late County OF New York. deceased.
he vouchers thereof. to this sub
scr(6ers at their place ransacting business tho
orica Of Sackett s. McQuaid. No. l5i Nassau Street
TTeuns Buiidin) Borough OF Manhattan in the city
az Neg YORK before the 9Th day OF August next
N'N ' OLIVER BOURN GREEN,
TIMOTHY RUGGLES GREEN,
WILLIAM OGDEN GREEN,
SAMUEL MARTIN GREEN,
NATHAN WILLIAMS GREEN.
s.cIET1- g. McQUAID.
Attorneys for Executors
Street CIrioun7 BuiidiaS) Borough Oh
New York CITY.
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Financial.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY.

To the Stockholders of the
southern Pacific Con,nanr.
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SurrOgateS' Notices.

HASTINGS, FANNY DE GROOT-IN PUR-
.uance Of an order Of Hon Frank 7. Fitzgerald a
given an persons having claims against Fanny de
Groot Hastings. late Of the County Of New-York de-
subscriber his place Of transacting business the
office OF his attorneys. Agar Ely & FuA. Mas
Street in City New-YorI before the 18TH
Dated SeW-To rsDi the 9TH day Of July. 1904
AGAR. ELY & FULTON. Attorneys for Executor Al
Nassau St. Manhattan. New-York City.
CHARLES f. rTEARING-lN PURSUANCE
~ Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF
County OF New York notice is hereby given 10 ali
persons having claims against Charles Fearing late
thereof subscriber his place OF
transactng business at the office Of Eaton Lewis
Broad Street. Borough OF Manhattan in the City of New
York, before 29th day of October 1904.
Dated. New York the 29th day Of April, 1891
HARRY B. HOLLINS. Executor.
EATON g. LEWIS Attorneys Executor. IA Broad
Street. New York City. Borough OF Manhattan
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
- Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County New
York. hereby given all having
against John l. Hamilton. late OF the County Of New
deceased the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber place transacting
No. $50 West 9th Street, in the City OF New York.
Dated New York the sIst day OF March, 1904.
MARGARET H HAMILTON
THOMAS i. HAMILTON.
ALEXANDER Ii. HAMILTON.
THOMAS J. DRUMMOND.
Executrix & Executors
JOHN r BRUSH. Attorney for Executors 16 Court
Street, Brooklyn. N. Y.
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GARRETT CLEANING.
pREssMaKISG AND MILLINERY

DRrssAI.KER. Experienced. Vienna: cut
nv d,y. CITY country. RiSA HANCSCH.
care Peters. S1S West 36th-st
r,pEssNAKER experienced, with private
FAMILY. fancy stitch n speciality; Al refer
encss ID. DE NICOLAI. 324 East 1eth-et.
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LAWYERS.

is YOUR DEBTOR ALIVE? II SO. we
guarantee to collect your debt or no
charge. O'BRIEN. ADER Il SANDERSON.
go Broadway. Telephone =. 201-Cortlanat-
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas, Surrogate Of the County OF New
York Notice hereby given all having claims
against Antony Reiser, also known as Anton Relsert
York. deceased, to present the
same with thereof the subscribers at their
Mace 81 business the office or Oliver W
beals No Broadway. borough OF MaLna;li IN me
CIV before 18TH day OF JuIy next
Dated York, the 18Th day OF January lSg1 rrYr
IHITISA AI.SFELD. JANET MULLER. HENRIETTA
GEIIRUNG, Executricss ,--- ,-- r,..o,
oITVER w REAl.S, attorney Tor execurices 2o Broad
xav borough OF Manhattan. New York City. N L.
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Foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York-Charlcs II Preston. receiver. &C. Plain
tn. against Caroline Brlney ana others Ieteu1aoi-
In pursuance Of u Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
duly made entered In the Above-entitl~d action
and bearlng the 29th 81 June. 1900. J. the
undersigned, Referee In said judgment named. VIII
sell NJ public auction the New York Rea! Estate
SaIesroom, ISL Broadway. IN the Borough % Man
haitian city OF New York. the An day OF August.
1904 Il o'clock on that day. by Philip A.
Smyth Aucioneer the premises directed By said ndg-
ment 10 sold. and therein described as follows;
Al tha, certain lot. piece OF parcel Of land with The
rIding and improvements thereon erected. situate
lying and being in tho 18th date leth) Ward Of The
Borough Manhattan CITY and County Of New York.
Section 3. Block $40 tho Land Map Of the city %
York. bounded and described follows: BE
ginning point thu uortheasteTly line 0t
Twentieth which Is distant hundred t20ol
northwcEteTly from the uorthWestery corner OF
Fourth and Twentieth street; running thence
northeastsrly on IL line parallel with Fourth Avenue
nlnety-two t9e1 feet thtnce northwestcrly on line
parallel with Twentieth Ave t25) feet
thence southwesterly parallel with Fourth Avenue
ninety-to the said northeaEtcrly line OF
twentieth street. thence southcasterly along said
northeasterly line Twentieth (25)
fee point place OF heginning
WV ARTHUR D. TRUAx Referee
CHARLES ". DAYTON. Attorney for Plaintiff. ~
william St. Manhattan. y Y. City.
The following q diagram OF the property 10 he
the number being No IS East goth Street;
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swere: aMr.and Mrs.J Joe Roman, Me-
and Mrs. Mesberg, Misses Lillian
and Mary Mesberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Milavetz, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Milavetz, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Milavetz,
Mr.: and Mrs. Julius1Shanedling and
daughters, H. and NJ. Shanedling,
Mrs. N. Nathanson, Mrs. l.. Cohen
and daughter, Anthony and Frank
Shipley, L. Peterson. Mrs. Hoistein,
Mr.. Rublof, Ben Gordon. From
Milwaukee, Wis: Misses Ida and
Clara Blonde. From Sparta, Mimi:
Mrs. L. Shur1nan. From Mime
apolis Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers, par
en,s of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Shanedling.
From Buhl: B. NJ. Lipman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Abramson. From La Crosse,
Wis: A.W. Jacobs. From St. Paul:
H. Rudanskey.
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Bring in the Railroads.

At the special meeting of the city
council on Friday evening last the
proposition of making overtures to
the Great Northern and Duluth
Virginia & Rainy Lake railroad
systems to bring their freight and
passenger depots into the city linn
its was discussed and sanctioned
by the council, and Mayor Fay ap-
pointed as a committee of one to
confer with officials of the roads re-
lative to the propositions: \
AS talked at the meeting the idea
is for union depot, to be located
at the north end of Central avenue.
a Great Northern survey of the
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Will Now Receive Your Money.

On Tuesday evening next the
city council will consider the con-
tirnation of the sewer assessment
roll as submitted by Engineer Nc
Gilvery, statements of the special
taxes due on each lot on sewer ac-
count being now obtainable by app
plication to City Clerk Thompson
The amounts of these special
assessments may be paid to City
Treasurer Hawkinson at any time
between February 2nd and 18th, on
which latter date the rolls will be.
forwarded to county auditor and 6
per cent interest will be added to
the original sum.
The law also provide that no deed
can be recorded until all taxes and
assessments against it is paid.
The payment of this special as
sessment within the time prescribed
will save you interest and is worthy
the consideration of every tax-pay-
er. -
TO ho% !,
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without cement or covering to pre-
ventearth or distractions from
falling into the sewer. At the sec
ond point, one section of the pipe
had not been entered in the bell OF
the.sspcceeding section of pipe, and
had lowered out of line with the
base of sewer. >.....-~. 49,
From the examination made, your
committee is of the opinion that the
portion of the sewer mentioned is
not laid to uniform grade, and
that the two joints found not prop.
erlyconnected form an imperfec.
tionsir the sewer, and should be
rectihed.
Reepectfully submitted,
Special Committee on Sewers,
Ia Conrad Mattson. .~
THE report did not tally with the
report submitted by Mr.. McGilvery,
city engineer in charge of the work,
whose report showed the work COM
Plete and iu satisfactory manner,
with the minor exception of the
proper refiling of certain places on
the sewer line, and the council
showedtheir preference in the ac-
ceptance Of the report of Mr.. Matt
sons So
Thata more complete inspection
might be made prior to final dis
posal Of the balance of the claims
of the contractor. standing coun-
Gil committee on sewers composed
OF Aldermen Bush, Mattson and
George was named by the mayor,
with thfinstructions, to make such
further examination as might be
deemed necessary and to report at
the next regular meeting if posi-
BILE. Z ~sgy-E
At this meeting Contractor Nc
Donnell and Engineer McGilvery
will also be requested to be present,
and It is not improbable that the
proceedings will be of interest to
any taxpayer who dislikes to see
his good money wasted in a man.
ner which the report of the special
con11nlllitte5 nlll as above published would
indicate. had been done with the
Rro1essd pro special sewer assessment
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City Council Looks Into the Manner 10
Which Contractor Mcdonnell
Has Done His Work
AND FIND GLARlNG Defects.
Committee VIII fuether investigate
and Make Additional Report at
Next Regular Meeting.

AT special meeting of the city
council called by Mayor Fay on
Friday evening last definite action
was taken toward looking up the
reported discrepancies in the coh-
struction of the sewer system, AL
darman Mattson being by vote of
the council constituted a special
committee on sewers and instructed
to employ necessary assistance in
digging into the pipe line, and to
make such other observations as
might be deemed of interest to the
council and to taxpayers.
Acting under the authority thus
bestowed Mr.. Mattson on Monday
employed couple of men and dug
into the sewer trench at point on
the main sewer line, and his find
ings, which are known to be correct
by several who later visited the
place, are succinctly set forth in the
following report submitted to and
accepted by the council at it's regu-
lar meeting on Tuesday evening:
Virginia, Mimi, January 26, 1904.
To the President and City Council
of the City of Virginia.:
Gentlemen:
We, the under e1signed special COM
mittee on sewers, do respectfully
report that in accordance with in
structions of this council we have
made an inspection of the general
sewer for distance Of 24O0 feet
and report the condition of the por.
tion of the sewer examined to be as
follows:
We first made an examination as
to the grade of the sewer, begin
ming at manhole 325 feet north OF
the Duluth, Missabe & Northern
tracks, in which manhole we found
6 inches of standing water. The
next manhole south had inch
of standing water, the next one
south had 2 inches of standing
water, and the next one south had G
inches of standing water.
AT point 900 feet south of this
last manhole, and 600 feet north OF
the Duluth, Virginia & Rainy Lake
Railway crossing, we found two
very poor joints which we had un.
covered. One of these joints was
open at the top at least two inches,
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WEDDED AT EvElETn.
Misss hrr;et Shaaedlios and Gabriel
- S 4ii,an. .Joiaed IN Aiatr;moocx,. .s..... .

0sss.ss s>sse"g9 ussO sOoOStc
sssS 81 81 iisanlJ Joiaed il Atatrimoay .s.ys.,
3 The marriage of ( Miss Harriet
Shanedling, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Shanedling, of Eveleth, to
Nh. Gabriel Perlman, at the Vail
Hall, Eve]eth, on Sunday evening
last is numbered as one of the i'm
portant social events of the season
and was attended by many guests
from range towns, Duluth and the
Twin Cities.
The bride was beautifully attired
in white silk null, carrying hand
some bouquet of brides roses, be.
ing attended by Miss Jeanette
Shanedling as maid of honor, at
tired in white, while Miss Clara
Shapiro, of Eveleth, Miss Lillian
Mesberg, of this city, and Miss Clara
Blonde, of Milwaukee, acted as
bridesmaids, and Miss Harriet
Ethel Shanedling as flower girl, the
groom being attended by Benja min
Lippman, of Buhl, as best man.
The bride was accompaied to the
alter by her father and mother, be-
ing given away by Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Shanedling, of this city, the cere-
mony being performed by the Rev.
DR.. Schnitzer, of St. Paul.
The guests we're received by Mr..
NJ. Shanedling, Messrs. George Mes
berg, Henry Shanedling and Harry
Shanedling acting as ushers. The
spacious hall was beautifully dec
Grated with palms and evergreen,
relieved by testoons of white ribbon.
AT the conclusion of the ceremony
sumptuous wedding supper was
served, profusion of roses and
carnations decorating the banquet
board. Dancing followed the re-
past and the guests en- Dyed them
selves until the wee small hours,
Samuel Shapiro, of Eveleth, acting
as floor manager.
viz A1oAJ = plcScul
were:.. Mr.. and Mrs. Shanedline,
parents of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. P. Shapiro, Misses Clara and
Lillian Shapiro, Messrs. Samuel Leo.
and Carl Shapiro, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Rabinowitz, son and daughter; Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Feldman and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Simon and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Elias and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milavetz, Miss Celia
Milavetz, Mr.. and Mrs: Ben Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nipple, P. E. Bowling, Mrs. Jose.
'phine Sibbit, Samuel Dorpin, Morris
Rabinowitz, Joe Miller, J. Simon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Shapiro, Jake and
John Siegel, Messrs. Levant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Schtein, Mr.: and Mrs.
Nathan Shtein, Samuel Rubenstein,
Tom Sharp, George Mesberg, Harry
Shanedling, Isadore Shanedlin9
and Isadore Drof. From Virgins
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nessssaz exte naien shasiag been, ].

nseGessaY extenslQn haNin2 been
made some two years = 60. s.s
Such extension would prove az
convenience to many patrons of the.
roads, and would doubtless add to.
the passenger traffic of the lines.
1t would also mean the abolish,
ment of the two by twice shack
which has for so many years served
the Great Northern system at this
point as depot.
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Overcoats that have style. Halls.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-08-25
Maude Roberts of Chicago Taken
From the Waters of Powers
Lake Unconscious.
FIRST ACCIDENT OF SEASON.
Young Woman Dove From a Spring
Board and Never Came to Surface.
Four Men Go to the Rescue.

Miss Maude Roberts, of Chicago,
who is employed as musician at
Hotel Freundeschu at Powers lake,
came near losing her life in the lake
on Thursday afternoon and it was
only through the bravery of four men
who were at the lake at the time that
she was rescued. Miss Roberts and
number of her companions had gone
to the lake for swim and Miss Rob-
erts dove off the spring board into the
lake. She did not come to the surface
at once and her friends thinking that
she was attempting to see how long
she could stayunder the water paid
no attention to the fact. Merit Rus
sell, Charles Clark and Samuel McKes-
son, all guests at the, hotel were in a
boat hundred yards away and they
were the first to discover that the
young woman was drowning. They
hurried to the spot and summoned
Anton. Schlichte who was near by
with another boat. The men dove in
turn in hopes of locating the body of
the young woman and finally Clark
discovered the woman's body.
It had drifted quite a way from the
scene of the accident and the men
dove again for it and Sch1icte brought
it to the surface. The young woman
was apparently dead when the men
placed her in the boat to take her to
the hotel and she remained uncon-
scious for more than half an hour.
Doctors we're hurried1y summoned and
after hours of work they managed to
resuscitate the young woman. 1t is
claimed that the young woman has
now entirely recovered from her ex-
perience, but it is safe to say that she
will not tempt the lake soon again.