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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-30

- 9iddften Dtoutag uno Dienitag
Abeu6 wiro gum 8enefi; Oes Shminb.
iuhts SolpitalS Die Sper rS5atinisa"
auf9efiibrt werben. Die Yoritellung
uerIpriht cine brillaute ju werbeu.
- Der Scranton 2ieoertran, miro
am 9lbeuo beS Z. Oe;ember in ieiuer
Salle iein idhrlihes Serbit' 'Gon5ert abs
bulten, NIT folsenbem 2auifrdn;9en.
Sin ansiebenoes Pro9ram 1T fiir Die
@eIe9enbeit pom Yrof. @u9en Saile,
Dem Diri9cnten, auf9eitellt worOen.
- Batrid Ntalonep BON Spruce
Stra6e muBte Sreitas $500 8iir9i6aft
ltelleu, neil er Dem Sames Spnoer BON
@reen 9fio9e Elm Bfer6 aus Der S6eune
genommen batte, oaB er uorber nit
SnpOer fir Elm anberes 9etauidt bate,
linn aber uidt 9eftel.
- Der 60 Sabre alte @bartes 5urs
ner, 3u 9iewtOu, nabe Dem Sialioe
Seim mobubaft, wuroe gu Su9ar
Jtoth, no er oils Saui1reiner on Dem
neuen BREEDER an9eitellt mar, am Sieus
flag pon elmer fleinen Sofomotipe iibers
iabren unb 9etOotet, ais er Die 8eleiie
iiberi9reiten pollte.
- Sn Der Sadlon 9unhitube an
@enter StraBe brad friib OOnneritas
Elm Drano aus uno alS bic alarmirte
Ssusrmebr eintraf, mar oas Snnere in
6lammen 9ebiillt. 0fau bewdltiste
oielelbeu nit @bemifalien. Smei Seuer'
mebrpieroe fieleu auf oem naiien Bfla'
lter, ais iie su Der Branoltdtte liefen
unO wurOen unsefdbrli9 uerlest.
= Das Scranton Symphonic Or.
DIETER, inter Seituus icines Dirisenten.
psrrn Charles Dorian, srSielte Wtons
tag Nbeno nit leinem i'm Sgceum Gbear
ter ab9ebalteneu 21. @oniert mieoerum
eiueu 9lGu3enOen @rfolg uno cine .3us
bOrerIf)ait. Uielleift bic 9r0Bte, melhe
ie einem @onjert oeS Sr6elters bets
wObnte, bate ii6 einseltellt unb ers
Treute Ii6 oil Dem 9ebOtenen muiital:
ilben @enuB. 9Senn man bebenft.
baB NIT uur elm paar 9lusuabmeu, Die
Dfit9lie6er Oes Sr6eiters 0ilettanten
iino, Die lih nur aus Siebe fir Die Suuit
bemiiben, 10 lit es mirtli6 erltaunli6,
pel6e seOiesene SOrtrd9e se9ebeu wur'
ben. @S niiroe ju meit fiibren, oaS
Wtontag slbcno uorsetrassne Bro9ram
elmer eiu9ebenoeu Beipredung gu unter'
nerien uno es lei oaber nur bemerft,
oaB idmmtli6e Sortrd9e nit fiinitlers
il6er auifaliun9 erfOl9ten. Die 60
liitin oeS glbenos, Wta9oalena Berr9
WtacSrioe bon 9iem gorf, beiist cine
pra6tuolle Stimme. nel6e bel ibren
8ortrdsen our pollen @eltuus fam.
Serr DOriam, Der Dirigent oes Srs
beiterS. ueroient uolle slnerfennun9 fir
oas @eleiitete er bepies wieoerum,
oaB er Elm talentuollsr iuuser Mann
lit, unter Seiieu 2eituus ous Srdeiter
oas allerbsite leiitet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-30
StaOt unO G0nntb.

= Der Fole 9lnSrep 6o;i6 wuroe
6reita9 BON slloermann Sone $50 be-
itraft, neil er uerbOr9ene Bafien trus.
Die @liff @erte babeu cine 9e,
ltellun9 fir Smanii9 neue Sofomotipeu
uOn Der .. & .. Gompanie erbalteu.
- Die jGbrli9s Sair bes Sabnemann
6oipitals fiuoet am Z. uno 8. Oe,em.
Der iru ct. Sufe's @emeinoebauS ltatt.
Die Gin1iiTe bes g8ettsrs i'm
Serbit ueruriuden gteurulsie. Seio
auf Der Sut uno babt ct. Safobs Del
an Sano. @s 1T cine lihere Sur, uno
je sber Sbr es 9ebraudt, OeitO beiier.
: Die County @OmmiTidre rrnann.
ten Samfta9 eiuen fauimdnnil9en slbs
itGber fir oaS tommenoe Sabr uno oa
Serr Benman Die Wabl bate, 10 nuroe
Iein 2obtermanu 98. Us. 98atfins uon
Sl1pbant ernannt. Serr Benman, Der
am eriten Wtontus i'm Sauuar aus Dem
amte i1eioet, wirO jsood Die 9ltbeit
ielbit tbuu.
~ rlnterribt I'm Slauierlpiel er'
tbeilt uuter 9iiniti9en Beoin9un9en
5rauleiu @mma 5reg, 519 Piue ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-30

- Der erite edte Shueefall Der
Saiion ereisnete li6 Oisuitas Soruit.
tag Oabisr, oem aber ipdtsr Resen
folste.
- @uteu 9lppetit CUR heutisen Danf,
ia9unss.Wiabl,eit. Soiientlit bat ies
Der Seier senus, I'm ii6 nit Samilie Su
loben.
- Bil6of Soban fat au9eoronet,
baB Die beutisen @olleftionen bel ben
WfeIien in alien bieiigen fatbolilheu
Stirden Dem Sdminolu6ts Solpital
iiberwieien perosn. iollen. q J
Sames Otc@ann BON Pine 8roof,
Der nit anoeren an Der Reparatur oes
Nb,ugsfanalS nnter oem @eridtsge.
bdube auseitellt lit, befanb iih Dieuitas
in einem @raben, als plOsli6 bic Seis
ten einltiirsten unb er uerihiittet muroe.
@s befanben iif CUR 3eit feline anoeren
slrbeiter sur Stelle uno Der Wtann
nGre uusmeifelbaft eritift, penn ni6t
@ountD @ommiiidr Suri6el beim 8ors
bei9eben iein StObneu 9ebOrt bdtts unb
Ii6 banu eilig baran nabts, Wtc@ann
aus leiner gefabrpollen Gage ;u befreien.
Der Wfann murbe bann uon Serrn
SurIhel In Die Office Der @omriilidre
9etra9en uno entipreheuo bebanoelt,
loOaB er balo Oarauf wieoer erbOlts.
- 9louotat unb 6rau 8alpb gB.
Hpmer unternabmen Sonnta9 0tafs
mitta9 aui Dem @lmburit Bouleuaro
cine Spasierfabrt, mobci Srau Rgmer
ibren SGu9lius i'm slrme bielt. 9luI
bem Seinme9e. 9eraoe unterbalb Der
Sol. &. u. lSatres 9Sobnuns, fiel Elm
5beil Ses 9eltirres auf oes Pfer6es
Setne, mas balielbe 10 erihredts, ba6
es ausriB. SSrau 9fgmer iprang aus
Der Suti6te unb lanoete auf Den SsiiBeu.
brad aber babel oas re6te SuB9eleut
uno uerrenfte oas liufe, nGbreno Der
SGu9lin9 uuuetlest enttam. Rpmer,
Der Die 3iisel fcitbielt, Uuroe uuter Die
RI6er 9eworfen uno erbielt uerihie'
oene un9eiGbrlide Shrammen. Oas
Pfero unO Die SutIds blieben tros bem
lploen 0alopp unOel@aoi9t.
- Gin rSdwar5e SuuO" Brief au
0tibter .. Dt. @OwarOs iit bic ueueite
Sre9beit oieier Wtafia 9elelll6ait.
Der Sriei murOe uerflOleue BO6e pon
Rihter GbwurbS empiau9en uuO bem
Oiitriftannalt VeniS iu einer tlnters
iudun9 iiberUielen. Der Briei 1T in
italienii6 uno uon Sarbonbale abges
ididt woroen; III bemielbeu miro aui
Die ueberfiibruu9 pOn Sobn 9ampola,
Solepb Wtuncula uno anoere WiitSlieoer
Der rSdwarje SunO uufmerfiam ses
mabt nno entbdlt Die Orobuns, oas
nenn nod meitere Wtdnuer iiberiiibrt
weroen, es 8lutuersieBen sebeu wiirOe.
Ri9ter @owarOs CAB Oienitas ;u, oaB
sr Den Srisf empfanseu babe, ertldrte
aber, oaB er ii6 nidt um Osnislbeu
fiimmern mer0e.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-31
HE FOUND 1T
Just As Recommended.

Il bought fifty cent package of Pyr-
amid Pile Cure from my druggist AMI
have used two dollar packages since
1 find them just as you recommended
them to be. ] have not felt the least
sign OF piles since using your remedy
three months ago. If you want to usC
my name you may do so, as 1 feel like
a new man. 1 now have no trouble with
the dreadful aggravated disease.
Il meant To write you sooner. but
thought 1 would wait until / was cured
I thank you for your wonderful Pile
Cure ] was a great sufferer from
piles. Fred DEER, r. f. ID. 4, New
Brunswick, n. j.
Seldom, If ever, is there any doubt
about the effect produced by the use of
Pyramid Pile Cure. as is shown by the
experience given above. The proprie-
tors of this remedy have thousands OF
similar letters on file. and surely no
better proof of tile merit of the prepar-
alton could be asked: when Il is borne
in mind that these letters are wholly
unsolicited, there is certainly cause for
pride in the remedy.
Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by drug
gists for fifty cents package. and If
yours hasn't ii he will get il for YOU il
asked 20 do so. Accept no substitutes
and remember there is no other remedy
Just as good.v Every one is urged 10
write Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall.
Mich, for their LITTLE book describing
the causes and cure of piles. as IL ar
fords much useful information and *
sent free for the asking.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-31
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Jan. 90--Charles E. Cheever died
here yesterday from an attack of la
grippe- The deceased was a native of
Massachusetts and was IS years of age
He came here from Massachusetts in 1881
He leaves a brother. Henry A CheeVer.
and other relatives here. The funeral
will. be held tomorrow from the Sixth
ward meeting house, commencing at 3
clock.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
James Thorne aged 20. and Eliza beth
Fugal aged 49, both OF Pleasant Grove.
and to David H Lossee of BENJAMIN
aged 81, and Mrs. Priscilla Clayson of
Lake Shore. aged So
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs James @. Haws. and a son to Mr.
and Mrs Pred w. Smart.
Judge Kellogg, who has been suffering
from severe nervous, trouble for about
a week. is much improved
a marriage license has been issued 10
Dell Singleton of American Fork aged
p. and Fapnie B. Mower of SpringviiIe,
Articles of Incorporation of the Mozart
Dancing academy operating i'm Provo
have been filed with the county clerk The
capital stock is $4,000 of which $1,000
is paid up.
DR.. and Mrs. c. r BottomIey are both
confined TO their home suffering from an
attack of la grippe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-31
DUE TO CLIMATIC CONDITIONS.
Much Sickness Prevails in Uintah
County.

Nernal, Jan. 26.-Mrs. Martha Timothy.
wife of David Timothy of Jensen. died
Thursday morning from the effects of
a complication of diseases, which Were
aggravated by the continued depressing
weather of the past week. The deceased
woman was the mother of fourteen chill
dren. ten of whom are now living.
Mrs. Nettie Campbell. wife of Elisha
Campbell Of Union ward. also died today
from an acute attack of Ia grippe. She
leaves family of three children. The
deceased was 20 years of age and was
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs James
Winn
Enoch Rfchens. another old resident. of
Mill ward. is desperately i'll, and it is
feared he cannot recover.
Mrs. Thora Witbeck, wife of William
Mitbeck. is also dangerously i'll. All
over the valley sickness of more or less
seriousness is reported, which is due to
the unfavOrable climatic conditions
EX-COUnty Treasurer c. A GlaZier of
Utah county, a brother-in-law of United
States Senator Reed SmOot, was in town
yesterday looking up the county records
bearing upon Shoots connection with
the giisonite deal, as reported in the press
dispatches. Mr.. GlaZier states that the
senator's connection with the affair can
be shown to have been, straight in every
particular. He states also that SmOot
Is strongly in favor of Nernal as the
location Tor the new land office, should
one be created.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-31

abusive treatment, and he made coun-
ter charge of cruelty on her part
Mary r. RowbOtham yesterday began
suit in the district court against Milan
do Pratt, Wanna Eldredge and Lathil-
la kimball to quiet title to a tract OF
land described as commencing at the
northwest corner Of lot 6. block 103, plat
a. Salt Lake City survey. containing
2X12 rods.
The bondsmen of G. +. Digger. who
was tried last week i'm Judge Arm
strong's court upon the charge of being
criminally intimate with Brttennia
Susie Daughters, a 15-year-oId girl. sur
rendered him 10 the sheriff YESTERDAY.
After a vain hunt for fresh set of
bcndsmen he was locked UP i'm the
county jail. The jury disagreed in his
case and he viii have TO undergo an
other trial.
County Attorney Christensen yester-
day issued two complaints against NJ
II. Barnett. alias w. H Deming. i'm
both of which he is charged with forg-
ing the name of =. J. Moran TO checks
for SO. 1t is said that one of the checks
was cashed at SheTwOod's pharmacy
and the other at the Fifth Ward Fancy
Store. Barnett is in Jail.
Henry II. Palmer yesterday began an
action in the district court to obtain a
divorce from Annie Palmer. His petit
ton Tecites that they were married at
Rock Springs, WyO., July >, 1885, and
that three children ranging i'm age
from 4 to 6 years have been born unto
them. He asserts that Annie left him
two years ago and has since remained
away.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-31
DEFENDS SMITH
IN HIS REPLY
Singer Plays Strong Card in Suit in
Court.
DENIES C0MPANY'S CHARGE
ABSTRACT COMPANY CLAIMS s4,-
600 TO BE INVOLVED IN SUIT.

a reply in the suit of ]. T. Stringer
against the Deseret Abstract company
TO the answer and counterclaim of the
company was filed by Stringer yester-
DAY in the Office of the clerk of the
district court
In the original petition filed by
Stringer it was alleged that between
Nov. IS, 1908, and June L. 1904 r. H
Smith. at the request of the defendant
company, performed the duties of man
ager OF that corporation, that his
services were reasonably worth 81 .O5O
and that no part of the sum had been
paid TO him. 1t was also averred that
smith had sold and assigned to
Strlnger his claim for the services.
Then came the answer and counter
claim of the Deseret Abstract COM
pany, in which il denied all the allega-
lions of Stringer's complaint, after
which IL charged that between Nov.
Il, 1903, and Aug l, 1904 and before
notice to defendant of assignment Of
cause of action sued on. r. II. Smith
failed to account for $4,000 or any part
of it and that he "fraudulently en-
beZzled" this sum.
The reply Of Stringer denies that
r. H. Smith, while acting as agent for
The DeSeret Abstract company or AT
any other time, came into possession
of money belonging to defendant to
the amount of $4,000 or any other
amount for which r. H Smith has not
fully accounted. And it is denied thar
Smith embezzled $4,000 or any part
thereof belonging to the defendant as
charged in the answer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-31

formation regarding the location CT min
eral deposits on the reservation, which
the Florence and Raven mining compa-
MES have made repeated efforts to avail
themselves Of 1t is believed that he
came nearer knowing whether there was
any truth IN the stories of rich gold
mines on the reservation, than any man
living His death was so sudden. how
ever, that his knowledge of these mat
ters was not transmitted to anyone else.
a distressing fact in connection with his
sudden death was that his aged wife
who has been but seldom separated from
him for many years, IS absent il Provo.
he has son. who is also absent, hav-
ing gone to Salt Lake. to be married in
the temple there
dense fog has hung over the Ashley
valley and surrounding country for tho
past week. and there is much sickness
In consequence.
An inspection of County Clerk Han
sons office reveals the fact that il is free
from all faint of suspicion as regards the
issuing of bounty certificates. During the
past year certificates saggreeatsnE some
thing less than $500 have been issued.
which is a pretty clean showing eonsid-
ering the fact that this is an outlying
cOunt.r.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-31
STATE NEWS
CUP GOES TO AMERICAN FORK.
John Christensen the Victor in Ora
toricaI Contest.

American Fork. Jan. 30-The ratoricaI
contest of the Alpine stake. at the opera
house last night. resulted in a victory
for American Fork. John Christensen
walking off with the cup. There were
three contestants-Fred Worlton of Lehi.
Mr.. briggs of Pleasant Grove and John
Christensen of this place. The judges
were three DISTINGUISHED parties from
outside the stake, so the decision was
fair and was awarded upon the merits
of the contestants Mr.. NorltOn has held
the cup for the past two years
The funeral of Albert j. Houston who
was killed in the Wyoming mine in
American Fork canyon, Friday. was held
in the Second ward meeting house this
afternoon, Bishop Joseph II. Storrs Of
ficiating. The casket was literally bur-
led with floral offerings presented by
relatives and friends of the deceased.
All the miners were down and attended
the funeral in a bodys a large COnCourse
of carriages followed the remains TO the
cemetery. where the last sad rites were
performed.
Hugh Wing and wife Of Sprinsville arc
visiting for a few days in American
Fork, the guests of Mrs. Wings mother
and father, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kirk
nan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-31
Court Notes.

Judge Morse yesterday ordered Otto
Grow to pay his wife. Daisy. $40 a
month alimOny until the determination
of her suit for divorce. The first pay
ment must be made Feb. l, and the 9TH
er payments on the first day OF each
succeeding month during the tendency
of the suit.
Judge Armstrong has set the date of
the arraignment of Charles Kroner.
charged with burglary, for Friday at
10 a. m
stipulation was filed yesterday in
Judge Armstrong; division of the dis
trict court dismisSing the divorce suit
of Sophie Armstrong against Frank II.
Armstrong. The dismissal was ordered
conditional upon the payment of costs
OF the suit. The wife, in her complaint.
charged Armstrong with cruel and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-31
CLEVER AMATEUR PLAY.
Young Folks of the Eighteenth Ward
Make a Hit.

The Arabian Nights a social drama
IN Which the old, old story OF the man
and his mother-in-law furnished the mo-
vi, was gwen by band OF clever anna
tours in the Eighteenth ward amusement
nail slast evening in a style that would
make many old stagers rub their eyes.
Robert Young as the victim of the moth
er-in-law, Miss Jasmine Young. as the
mother-in-law herself; Miss Ruth Kirk
patrick. as the gutta percha girl; Miss
Nose kirkpatrick. as the wife with a
grievance; Miss Ala Miller as the fair
Dung niece; Ralph Pritchsrd. as the
valet with the ponderous voice; Edward
Thorn, the trifling brother-in-laW, and
Frank Poe as the iovesick swain lett
nothing to be desired in their respective
parts.
At the close of the performance J. T.
Goodwin. the manage was called before
the curtain and made a little talk Be
fore he could escape. Fisher s. Harris.
on behalf of the company. presented the
blushing manager with a watch about
the size of a skillet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-31
OLD RESIDENT EXPIRES.
Mrs. Mary CULLEN Passes Away at
Her Sons Home, After
Pioneers Life.

Mrs. Mary CULLEN. widow of Miles
CULLEN died yesterday afternoon at the
home Of her son. John P CULLEN. CPS
South Main street from general debil-
ity. aged 70 years. Mrs. CULLEN was
born in Ireland. but came 10 this cOun-
try early in life with ner husband and
IN the early los they lived at Phoebe
New, where her husband was a well
known business man until he died about
twenty-five years ago.
For the past twenty-three years she
lad been a resident Of Salt Lake. and
was known throughout the city for her
piety and transformations charity She
was constant attendant at St. Mary \
cathedral until her health compelled her
To remain indoors. She is survived by
two sons, John y. and Thomas. the latter
a stOrekeeper in Bingham. The funeral
arrangements Will be announced today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-31
BANKRUPTCY CASES IN COURT.
Three Men Discharged-Adiud
ton in Nine Instances.

Twelve cases of bankruDtcv which
have been pending for some time were
disposed of yesterday in the federal
court Nine persons or firms were ad-
Judged bankrupt and three discharged
The following were discharged: Peter
Z. Anderson, J. b. Missing and A. A.
Pratt Of salt Lake City
The following were adjudged bank
1upt: stein Mercantile company OF
Ogden. James F. Golf of Salt Lake
City, J. r. Alexander OF Murray. Frank
beckstead OF salt Lake, L. Eliason of
Murray. G. +. StaIlings of Eden. Weber.
county: w. r. Starmer of Salt Lake
w. :. Donaldson of Salt Lake, Mass
Rurnell of Salt Lake, w. l.. Scott of
salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-31
All LEW is VIOLENT.
Will Be Arraigned in Court Today on
Charge of Insanity.

All Lew, the Chinaman accused of
making "A criminal assault uDon a
young girl, will be arraigned in Judge
Armstrong; division of the district
court today upon the charge of
insanity.
When All Lew was released on bail
one day last week he boarded a train
and vent to Ogden to visit some fell
low Celetials. He brooded long and
deeply over his trouble, and more fire.
quently than he had been accustomed
while IN salt Lake, reSOrted to his hop
oUtft to quiet his nerves and put him
into condition of forgetfulness. Re
Sult-Ah Lew got to acting so
strangely and became so violent that
the other Chinese Of Ogden appealed
10 the officers of the law and they took
him into custody They then sent
word to Sheriff Emery, and he sent
Deputy Sheriff Steele TO Ogden yester-
DAY morning The deputy returned i'm
the evening with the Chinaman and in
generated him in the county Jail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-31

Utah Postmasters Have Candidate
For National Office.

a campaign is under way by the post
masters of the country to have Richard
=. Lawson. postmaster at Effingham.
Ill. and president of the National Asso-
citation OF Second and Third-Class Post
masters, succeed Joseph /. BristOw Mr..
Lawson attended the meeting of the Utah
State association at Provo last summer
and made many friends in Utah 1t is
probable he will be endorsed by the Utah
delegation in congress. as he has been
by the Illinois delegation. When Perry
5 Heath retired from the first assistant
postmaster genera lShip President Nc
kinley offered Mr. Lawson the vacant
Blace. but the health of Mrs Lawson
prevented his acceptance. He is now a
candidate for the place made vacant by
the resignation of Mr.. BristOW and his
friends in Utah believe he will land IT,
Among the number Of those who are &C
lively at work in his behalf is Postmas-
ter James Glove of Provo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-31
CHANGE OF BISHOPS.
Bishop Akin Retires After Twenty
four Years of Service.

Tooele CITY. Jan. 3o.-ADostle Z. NJ
Lyman was here yesterday and installed
a new bishop in the TOoelc ward. Bishop
Akin. who was hOnOra bly, released after
years. IS succeeded by SilaS c. Orme
State Senator p. NJ. Clegg was chosen
and sustained as first councillor and Al
bert LindhOlem as second councillor. a
ward reunion Will be held on Wednes-
DAY and Thursday in honor Of the re-
firing bishop
James Gollaher. IT.. is down with small
pox in very bad form. Itsis supposed
that he contracted the disclose while in
Stockton. This is the first case Of that
disease in Toeele for two years.