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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-06-14
Lake Shore Train Breaks Record.

Buffalo, June 14.-The Lake Shore
railroad established new record be-
tween Chicago and Buffalo. The dis
lance, 526 miles, was covered in 453
minutes, thus beating the worlds rec
ord Of 40 minutes, made last Mon
day. The average speed, deducting
for stops. was 7O.9 miles an hour.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-06-14
jackson

Quite number of farmers are plant
ing the corn over again this week.
Fred Dean is laid up with bad foot,
having had q nail run into it and blood
poisoning has set in.
Mr.. Henry Maynard lost valuable
horse last Sunday night. 1t wss badly
kicked by horse.
MIR. Brotherson shipped in car load
of fax for feed last Tuesday. He has
five lndred little pigs.
The N ynaid boys gave dance in
the barn at the home place. Thirty
couples shook the light fastastic and
had fine time last Saturday night.
George Maynard is preparing to rem
ovate and add an addition to the old
mouse on the Stewart eighty. Give a
nice little party and look out for wife.
II cost Alva Harmon one pound of
Tea and q box of cigars all on account
of nine pound bow who arrived at his
house last Monday morning, June 5th
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
Is CAUGHT IN NETS.
400 Girls Get Out Of Burning
Schoo'.

Lawrence. Mass, (SpeciaD.--All bui
one OF 400 girls attending the parocia
school Of ST. Anne's parish whose lives
were endangered by FIRE in the building
escaped without injury although 25 Of
them were caught in ncts by iremen a..
,hcy were dropped from third-torl
window by teacher
Rcna Droun. IL years old, was takci
to hospital suffering from the cifcc.
OF fright and inhaling smoke Ii is
thought that She may recover.
The fire was caused by an ovcrhcaied
furnace
All the pupils except those on the
third floor, who escaped by means OF th~
nets, marched ont Of The building. in good
order when the alarm was given.
Sister Mary, one OF the teachers, and
her 25 pupils, who were on the third
floor, could not get down the stairs on
account of the dense smoke. She led
the pupils to the windows, beneath which
the iiremen stretched nets Under the
sisters direction the girls climbed o,:t
over the sill and one by one were as
sisted to drop, being caught safely in ;hc
apparatus held by the dremen. After
the last pupil had been cared for, Sister
Mary herself reached the street by means
of ladder
The damage 10 the building was slight
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
CABLES NEW KING.
President Roosevelt Sends Congratulations 10
Ilaakon WI.

Washington, D. c. CSpccia) .- Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt ielcgraphcd to King Haa-
okn VII, the new King OF Norway, as
follows:
81 felcitate Your Majesty OH being
chosen by the Norwegian people TO sue
coed TO the throne OF Haallon and OLAF.
Of Harald and Sigurd.7
Christiania, Norway (By Cabc) The
news OF the events at Copenhagen was
eagerly read by every section of the
Norwegian population, and the greatest
enthusiasm was displayed On all sides
nie new Kings simple cordaliiy and TN
cercmonious behavior, corresponding with
the Norwegian spirit OF democracy. are
accepted as an omen that he will prove
to be King after the Norwegian heart.
lis assumption OF the name OF Haakon
VII. for himself and OF Olaf for his SON.
a reminder OF the glorious centuries of
Norwegian history, had made an cx-
cellent impression.
In reply 10 a congratu'atory telegram
sent by the Norwegian Government King
Edward wired
! thank you for your kind telegram.
! am enchanted to learn that my dear
daughter viii be Queen OF your magnii-
cent and interesting country
Copenhagen (By Cablc) At 4 ban
quiet in the palace King Christian con
Quoted Queen Maud and King Gaakon
all the members of the Danish royal FAM
conducted the DoWagcr Fmprc> OF Rus
sia TO the table. Those prc.cn. ircludcd
ily and members OF the Norwegian dele
CATION, the members Of the Danish Cab
met and other officials, the British and
Norwegian Ministers and other prom
men; persons.
King Christian issued an open letter
formally announcing the acceptance by
Prince Charles Of the Norwegian throne
He also announced the appointment Of
King Haakon as an admiral Of the Dan
iSh N1vv
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
COLONIAL TRADE EXPANDS.
Many Millions More In Commerce With Distant
Possessions.

Washington, D. c. (SpeciaD. -- The
commerce Of the United States. with its
non-contiguous territory in zoos, seems
likely 10 exceed by many million dollars
that of any preceding year, according 10
q statement issued by the Department of
Commerce and I.abor.
A nine-month statement. ending with
September, shows that the shipments
from the United States amounted 10
93o552,I74, against S20Q2Oo7o in the cor
responding months OF The preceding year.
and tna, the shipments OF merchandise
TO the United States from its non-con-
tlguou' territory in the same pcriod
amounted 20 $66,55o.I5o. against S4z.-
l.4Io3S IN The corresponding months Of
The preceding year
lhe hgures given relate to merchandise
only and do not include gold and silver.
of which the shipments from Alaska to
the United States were only 100000
OF gold produced in that Territory and
S5,5oo,ooo OF foreign gold shipped from
Alaska being presumably thai original
ing in British territory adjacent.
In shipments from The United States
there was an increase of nearly $1,000
900 10 Alaska. of over 100000 10
Porto Rico about $Iooo,ooo to the Phil
ipplnes and nearly 100000 to the la
waiian Islands
The shipments from the non-conti.
yuous territory 20 the United States there
vas an increase Of about $s.ooo.ooo from
Porto Rico, Of over S4,oooooo from the
Philippines and Of about SG2. 200. 900
IRON the Hawaiian Islands.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
LIVE WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

The naval board OF construction Is NOW
considering the recommendations of the
general board Tor naval program fo.
The year.
llcnry White American ambassador
10 Romc, was selected to represent the
United States al the Morocco conference
Aloysus i. Bowling, of Bryantown
Md deputy auditor Of the Treasurer
died al his Washington home.
a pension claim OF $o348 was awarded
TO pailcn, in ,hc ST. Elizabeths Insane
Asylum.
IN the future ii civil service cmploye
.oi the government misconducts himself
IN the view Of the President or of any
mead OF an executive department he /.
iable 10 dismissal on the spot, with nc
iurthcr explanations, according TO an cx-
c'ulyc order just issued.
President Roosevelt received from Elm
peror Mcneil, Of Abyssina elephant
lusks and The hide Of a Numidian lion
The presents were sent through a rep
rcsenlative OF The Emperor who is seek
ing The investment oi American capita,
in his country
Capt William S Cowles, brother IN
law OF the Presidoat, was relieved of The
command Of The 6attlcship Missouri lie
VIII become naval auache al the White
House
Vice President Fairbanks has leased
Tor The season the residence OF Repre-
sentative Morrcll, of Philadelphia. II is
one Of the largest residences IN the
city
The postal receipts at the New York
ihcc last year were Slo,5oo,ooo, between
onc-nmh and onc-tenlh Of The income
OF the entire postal department OF the
country.
The Senate Committee on Interstate
Commerce considered the question OF
railroad rates. The bill dealing with
lhe question has not yet been drafted,
Lieutenant General chaf,cc has rcceiy-
cl ihe insignia OF grand commander Of
ine Legion OF Honor bestowed upon him
by President Loubct Of fralcc
Qaariermaslcr Hum ohrcy,, Of the
army IN III, rep0ri susacsts t,qt distin-
guished civilians be buried in Arlington.
Miss Aanic Hitchcock, daughter Of the
SECRETARY of the Interior, was married
@ Lieutenant colpmander William S.
Slmms
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
FOR A DIRECT BALLOT
wiite Fails 10 Prevent Action Of
Zemstyos.
POLISH PEASANTS ARE RISING.
Premier Wiite Believed to Be Convinced That
Constitution Contalnlng the Charter
Of Russian bertles TO Which the Gar
VIII Swear ALE iinee Is tie Only Way Gu,
Of the Present Crisis.

llos,ou. ~, ca,i., o. ......,
-" Wy O'o'e''--pS d s'''''S MAJ
jori'y OF 20 the Hemsivo Congress ac-
ceptcd the first sections OF tho program
drafted bv the executive committee dc
cIariuo tho so,;dari, ~, .ho conoross
y;,b ,be nr;,c;nioS ~ ,,o ;,,nc..oi -; ~
fe.,o ~ Or,abar 80 ' l "ip. as...;na ...;, ' H.
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naior;f,. IS aa,,.,,. ,"Ppoi , 90 LIZ
in carrv;no into cacc, ,h" @ ,;hor,;c. nro,,
;.cd by H. ,,,,r;fo.,o b,,. - piO", i..,,
as tbe ,oie rnans ~ '',U c,,,ran,a;m ~e s % ~,
lbor;, of ho no,,,,s '.i a,,d "i''ee eos, ,,,C o..
der in .c .D,i,r,' tLo eio'.,;o, '"'fi'.S - g..
,on,a,;,rs H., ,c,nDi ' ~ ~ w.
secrc, h,Iot o,d .ho far,,ai IN ,,-,.it a, ', ,ha
Ho,,. '"'iV' Nv "''u .no 'o'''i"i s.'''' ~ VIZ
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
ENDED LIFE KNfrLlya.
Hi By Train wniis 10 t..:::!l:sssss ..:!:sssss ol
Prayer.

New York (SpecisD Mary G. Nc.
Carthy, pretty young woman Of 2oc
West Sixty-fourth street, ended her life
~ spectacular manner by jumping 10
the tracks OF the elevated structure at
Columbus Avenue and Sixty-sixth Street
and then knceling in an attitude of
prayer before the train, which swept
down on her and crushed her
The suicide selected an hour when
there is a rush OF shoppers and matinee
gocrs and the south-bound platform was
crowded with women and children. They
were waiting for The Sixth Avenue train,
thai was approaching the station.
The girls appearance attracted some
attention, as after leaving the ticket
choppers box she made several short
,purts toward the edge OF the platform.
In this eccentric manner she made her
way towards The south end of the plat
form. where there were few people
Then Size stopped at the edge OF the plat
form and glanced up the tracks The
train was about hall block away and
coming down ,hc grade at full head
way
She waited until there was no posi-
bility of the motornan stopping the train
whcroupon She jumped ~ the tracks
She fell at FIRST but raised herself 10 her
knees and faced the on-rushing train,
clasping her hands as if in prayer and in
chned her head towards one OF the rails
The crowd OF women who looked on
stood FOR a moment spccchless. Then
they began TO scream lysterically, and
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
Pour Men Killed.

South River, n. J. (SpeciaD 49, -Four
men were blown 10 pieces by an cxplo-
sion at the laboratory OF the lnternation-
al Smokeless Powder and Chemical Com
pany, at Parlin. What caused tiie cx-
plosion vii never be known, as only the
four men were in the building at the time
The building was a one-sory frame struc-
nre and because Of The liability TO ex-
plosions, was separated from an Others
on the plant except one by space of
several hundred feet.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
German Sources Of Revenue.

Berlin, (By Cable) Among the pro-
jected imperial sources OF revenue are n
taN Of SIS TO $3.50 per year upon pleas
urc auto cars, taxes upon railway and
steamboat tickets, bills OF lading and re
reipts Tor amounts above S. and an inhcr-
iiance tax upon estates above SI2,5oo.
Husbands and wives and their bodily
heirs are exempt from the tax. which
Tanges from to 20 per cent, according
'o The degree OF kinship.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
To Organize Mayors.

Cleveland, o (spcciaD Mayor Joaa-
son. with The authorization Of Mayor
elect heripsey Badger and Whilclocs
q ciueinnah Columbus AMI Toledo. ~
speciiycIy, called q moGirs oi an he
Mayors-elect Of Ohio cities. to be hcll
q ilsis eily December 4. Mayor Duanc
81 Glneago and Mayor Weaycr al Phil.
ndelphia will be present II was predicted
that The meeting might become one IL the
greatest forces ia reform politics xc.
gera b the country.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
Castro Paid Mr.. Russell.

Caracas, (By Cable).-As no repre-
sentative OF France called on the Ven
czuelan Goycrnmen on November "A for
The second nstalment Of the Plumlcy
arbitration award, due that day, il has
been delivered to HE American Minister,
Mr. Russell, 1t was announced from
Paris that the Foreign Office had been
advised that President Castro had re-
fused 10 pay the second instalmeilt Of the
award
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
FINANCIAL.

Lehigh Valley has ordered $1,000 tons
of steel rails
Jake Field bid 1877 for 1900 share
Of Union Pacific.
Electric Company Of America rights"
fre figured out TO be worth SIa tie 100
shares.
Francis f. Bond says great many
Of the important financial people in New
York are now bullish
Wall Street bankers still insist that
powerful Philadelphia interests have
purchased an immense lot Of Brooklyn
Rapid Transit.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29

Because she would not wave a tiny
British flag the night Prince Louis and
his staff were at the Majestic Theatre,
May Leslie, sprightly member OF the
Wonderland chorus, has been fined
SIS, which was deducted from her sal
ary She promptly handed in her two
weeks notice, and has informed Julian
Mitchell that she will sue for damages,
since the fine was imposed on the ground
OF characterization. Miss Leslie refused
TO wave the British flag because she is
Irish.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
Satisfied with Commission.

Washington, d. c. (SpeciaD Presi-
dent Roosevelt will oppose the abolish
mcnt Of the present Canal Commission
and also its reorganization. lie has let
II be known that he is satisfied with the
present Commission and has confidence
in it so that Representative Mann, who
announced the intention Of introducing hi,
bin for The abolishmcnt 70 the body viii
not nave the Prc>idc0t support.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29

DR. .hmes f. Kirk, a Williamsburg
physician, Of 4o4 Hamburg Avenue
asked the police to arrest his college
classmate, DR. Alexander p. Preston. Of
Riverdale, Cal, on charge Of obtaining
$50 on plea that his mother was dying
in Denver and that he had no money 10
get West DR., Kirk decided 10 take
the step after he had learned, he says.
that his friend had secured money from
other physicians on the same plea.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
Twenly.ronrih Child detS All.

Trenton, y J. SpeciaD The will ot
Charles G. Myers OF Cape May County
IS being contested il the New Jersey
court OF Errors and Appeals by 23 child
ren. The estate, yalued at $Iooooo was
left to the twcn.y-iourlh child, the sole
offspring Of his fourth marriage. The
% children ,cck 10 have the will ct
aside.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
- - ~

Fighting duel on a yardarm with
sheath knives in the height OF gale
al midnight off Hatteras, Ole Jansen, a
sailor, was nearly killed on the barken-
tine Mamie Swan, which is berhed at
the foot OF Nineteenth Street, Jersey
City.
Emilio Huclatta, a Porto Rican sailor.
has been held in $1,000 bail by United
States Commissioner Lindsay Rowe,
charged with attempted murder on the
high seas.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29

Unable TO obtain employment here
aitcr a Today search, his upply of
savcd-up money gone all but q few cents,
III and hungry Robert II. Barr, p years
old, OF Harper's Ferry W. Va at
tempted suicide by drinking laudanum in
The cleared space at Chambers Street
aud Broadway where the new Chemical
Bank Building i, being erected. lie was
taken TO the Hudson Street Hospital,
where, it was said, he probably would re-
cover.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
~ ~ ID

Temporarily insane, following a long
illness, Mary G, Mccarthy 200 West
Sixty-fourth Street, climbed down on the
~ road tracks from the downtown
platform at Sixty-sixth street and Co
lumbus avenue, and, kneeling there in
an attitude Of prayer Just as train ap-
preached was struck and instantly killed
Several women among those who were
on the platform tainted.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
II -

Because the Department OF State at
Washington made a technical error in its
demand for the extraditlon of Charles
O'Connell, alias Henry T. Hardy, chat
master craftsman Of American jail-break-
crs will be returned TO this country in
the custody Of skipper OF a German
Atlantic liner instead OF under the guard
OF James Jackson State detective, and
Warden Dcyo, Of Clinton Prison, at Dan
nemora from which O'Connell escaped in
1900. Jackson and Deyo came back on
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse on Tues
day without the man for whom they were
sent TO Berlin six weeks ago.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29

William Mills an advertising designer,
was taken to the private santorium Of
DR. A. Josephine Sherman, I26 East Six
teth Street, under the care OF trained
nurse. During the afternoon, while his
nurse was engaged in the hall outside
his room, Mills jumped out OF the fourth
story front window He was instantly
killed
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29

lOEElGN
The revolutionary situation a. Scbasto-
/ pol conriuues critical Four thousand
a..ors are in open rebellion. having driy.
| en- away or taken their officer, prisoners
The Bie.o,,ok Regiment received ,he
muuuecrs with cheers IL is doubtful
whether ,le crews ou lhc Warships in
The harbor can be- restrained
Premier Nlue and hi, ministers are
holding conference, 800 the almost futile
cndcator 20 devise means 10 cope with
,dc revolt in the army and navy The
Co,sacks are now about The only troops
they can absolutely depend upon.
The Sultan of Turkey is showing ign,
of yielding TO the powers in their de-
mand for reforms in Macedonia The
Turkish Foreign Minister has proposed
TO The Russian Ambas sador modihca-
ton Of the terms
The Japanese transports lkua and
Fukoda were in collision near Shomon-
sok and The former sank Eighteen per
sons were lost
The trial was begun at Constantiuoplc
OF IS Armenians on the charge Of com
p'ici'y in an attempt 10 XIII the Sultan.
The Russian authorities win appropr-
ate 100000 TO amelorate the condition
OF railroad cmployes
Russian troops al Vladiyostok revoltcd
killing TWO Of their Office and wounding
five others
The Sultan in DIS rejection OF The
powers demands, intimates that Euro
Eean pressure will possibly excite the
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
20

When Miss Frances Carow, ,iscr-n-
law Of President Roosevelt. arrived on
the Finland Of the Rcd Star Line on her
way TO visit the President and his family
at the White House, by some mistake
there was no one on tho pier to meet
her, and for time She had to look after
her own baggage. Finally some ono drew
the attention OF Deputy Collector j. c.
Williams to the fact, and he assisted her
with her trunks, and procuring carriage
saw her safely on her way 10 the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth Roosevelt. 4 w. Fifty
seventh street, where she will remain
short time before going on TO Washing
ton.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29
NEW YORK AS SEEN DAY BY DAY.


The body OF William II. Jones. Gu
ban, who shot and killed Harry Briiton
and wounded Frank Briiton. was found
at the rear OF the Baptist Church near the
scene OF the murder. Jones had shot
himself through the heart, a revolver be-
ing found near the body. 1t is believed
that Jones, after wandering about for
several hours, returned to the vicinity OF
the Britton home in the hope OF seeing
Jessie Britton. and not being able to safe
" approach the house, decided to kill
himself
The murder and suicide followed an
attempt OF Jones TO sec Jessie Briion,
with whom he was infatuated. Her
brothers refused him admiiancc TO The
house. whercupon he began firing. Frank
Britton will recover.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29

When Max Seigcl, a Matchmaker OF
Cor East Thirteenth Street, started TO
leave The store OF X. n Ingersoll & Bro
Their where he is employd, Thomas Ben
cdict, manager OF that concern. detected
the sound OF mutituduous ticks.
Where are those ticks coming from ="
demanded Benedict.
That's me, ungrammaticaly replied
SegeL I'm tickled at getting of SO
early.
When Policeman Traycr of the Old
Slip Station arrived at Bcnedic's cali he
found 20 watches in Segcls clothing.
Seigel was arrested, charged with grand
larceny
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-29

Harry w Crooks, retail coal dealer,
died in Reading OF nervous prostration,
aged 20. He was native OF ST. Clair
Schuylkill County.
Charged with shooting Leon Harmon,
Of Kennett Square, at dance few
nights ago, Charles Brown, OF Unionville,
has been arrested and committed to
prison. ~
Charles Trexlcr, OF Shamokin, after
vainly trying in a wild ride to stop two
runaway horses, was flung to the ground
and seriously, ii not fatally, injured.
New York capitalists made an inspcc-
tion of Lehigh Valley Company's culm
banks near Shanokin. They may pur
chase them and erect washery. The
Morris Ridge banks are full of the
choicest pea and chestnut coal. 1t hs,
beeli estimated that the banks contain al
least quarter OF a million tons OF mar
ketablc anthracite
II the present plans do not fall through
Bethlehem will, in short time, have
new 100000 industry.
Luke Calycr, years old, wandered on
the railroad tracks, while playing near
Rock Mill A passenger train struck
and ihrew,hm from the tracks. lie cs-
capped with . few bruises.
Harry Dalbey and William Shires, OF
I.ewislown, shot and killed black bear
weighing 600 pounds, on The Seven
Mountains.
While intoxicated, William Welsh,
aged SO, a bricklaycr, who went to All
toona from Philadelphia, several years
ago, reeled against the railing OF the
Ninth Street bridge aud toppled over
into the Pennsylvania yard He IS "a
tally injured
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-04
HOMEDALE ITEMS

HoMEDALE, Feb. 2, 1905 Especial to THE
TRIBUNEi. Jacob Maxwell returned from
Nampa last Monday.
Elmer Wright was in Homedale Wednes-
day
J. W. Mcdowell is visiting Caldwell this
week.
J. G. Tracy was Caldwell visitor We'd
nesday.
Felix Howard is driving on the Jordan
Valley Stage line for ]. B. Wroten.
Misses Mamie Mussell and Ethel Nc
Dowell visited at Froman's Ferry Saturday
and Sunday.
One of the Geological surveyors was
down from Boise MONDAY putting in new
measuring station on Sucker creek
W. D. Fletcher, VIM. Howard and Ralph
Mcdowell went over to Caldwell Monday
but on account OF the storm did not return
until Tuesday.
Roy Myler came down from the sheep
camp Monday to visit his parents. but ow-
ing to the snow storm had to return yester-
day to look after the sheep.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-04

Mo, arrived in Middleton last Friday
afternoon and from thence went to the M.
e. parsonage at Central Park. Rev. Rife
will be in Middleton for preaching services
on the secopd and fourth Sundays of each
month, and in Boise Valley and Central
Park on the first and third Sundays.
A Literary Society was organized last
Saturday afternoon by about twelve girls,
ranging from ten to fifteen years. The
name given is the D. Fl. T. Literary Society.
The girls are very enthusiastic over their
organization and expect to accomplish
great deal in the way of self improvement.
They should be encouraged in their efforts.