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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22
MR.. AND MRS. AscHER TALKED
TO MEN AND WOMEN WHO
LEAD VILE LIVES.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Paterson. N.
j.. last night witnessed the spectacle
OF a young woman, as earnest as she
is good-lookins. presiding over a
throng Of six hundred social outcasts
crowded into saloon which hitherto
has been regarded by the church peo.
pie of the town as an iniquitous resort,
NJ. and Mrs. William Ascher, a
?oung and earnest couple OF religious
workers, had organized the meeting.
Mr.. Aschcr talked to the men who
were attracted ty the novelty of the
meeting while Mrs. Ascher thrilled
and inspired them by her singing Be.
fore the meeting was over nifty OF
those human derelicts had denounced
tLeir present mode of living and ask
ed the couple TO snide them on the
way to a better life.
AS the woman sang, gradually the
better life. which, the men had once
known began to assert itself and be.
fore the meeting was wen under way,
they added respectful and subdue,i
voice to her music. The climax OF re-
ligious- enthusiasm came when, at the
finish Of one song. half dozen men
sprang to their feet and led their fell
lows in singing. Nearer Ny God to
Thee"
Mrs. Ascher was pleasantly surprised
and played an Accompaniment for
them on the little folding organ. which
she had with her.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Ascher held
a revival at the Rogers Locomotive
Works. The 1.500 men there gave up
their lunch hour to listen to the evan-
gelists and after the prayer, went qui-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22
ALUcKYseOP
AGED UNCLE IN CALIFORNIA
WILL GIVE HIM HALF A MIL
LION DOLLARS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Beneficiary
10 the extent of half a million dollars
OF his uncle's bounty. George STRAIT.
ford, a policeman in the Second pre-.
sinct. Jersey City, started for Los An
seles last night to claim his share in
an estate of many millions. saa
Stratford's uncle. Thomas Gritchlow,
is still alive. and announced he would
divide most of his fortune among his
heirs before death. Mr.. Gritchlow, who
Is s-years old, was once a poor inven-
Tor. Properties located in Los Angeles
and Santa Barbara and worth 81 .ooo.-
900 are TO be divided equally between
Stratford and his brother Fred. whe
also lives n Jersey City.
stratford has been policeman six
years and has wife and three year
ola son.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22
.MERIWETHER
C0URT-MARTIAL
BEGAN TO-DAY
YOUNG mIosHlPMAn IS ON TRIAL
OF MANSLAuGHTER AND 9TH.
Err SERIOUS CHARGES.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Nov. 2a.-Upon
charges of manslaughter, conduc,
prejudicial to good order and discipline
and violation of the naval regulations
IN having piovGkel and engaged In n
light WIFI MidShipmah James r..
Branch. M:dshirman Minor Meriweth.
or. of Lafayette. La, was placed on
trial before n general court.martial this
morning nj the naval academy.
Branch's death two days after the fight
which occurred November 6. is the
basis of the manslauGhter charge and
constitutes Tie gravest accusation on
which m'6shipman has ever been
brought to rial at the academy. The
ether charges arc incidental to this,
hut IL the court fails to convict Merf.
wether Of manslaughter. which of.
tense Is punishable under the naval
regulations by dismissal and a maxi.
mum imprisonment OF ten years for
the lesser ofTcnsS. Since the Schley
court OF inquiry and the court of In
lquiry on the Maine disaster. no more
Imposing raral court has been assem-.
bled than that called to order this
morning by Rear Admiral Francis II.
Ramsey. ret.ied. for Meriwether's trial
The court assembled In one of the reci
tation rooms In the temporary school
building onithe academy campus. The
judge advocate. Captain Adolph Marx.
who Is conducting the posecution
served in the capacity before the Maine
Court of Inquiry. Besides Admiral
Ramsey. the court personnel, which az
the maximura allowed by law Is as fol-
lows: Rear Admiral Alex. H. McCor.
mick. retirc.. Rear Admiral Albert S.
Baker. retired, Captain Richard Vain.
wright, Captain Samuel p. Conley,
Commanders Sidney A. Staupton. Brad.
ley A. Flsl<a and II. B. Barry; Lieuten.
ant Commanders George II Clarke
and John II: Craven and Lieutenants
orton, of the jackson. Gridley Mclean
and Edward f. Constien.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22
ISLE OF PINES,
UNITED STATES
SUCH DESIGNATION WILL NO
LONGER APPEAR ON OFF,
ciAL MAPS, SAYS MR..
BOND.

WASHINGTON. Nov, 22.-The gen.
eral land office was decided after this
year to relinquish United States SOW
ereignty over the Island Of Pines.
Notwithstanding the view of the ad.
ministration on this subject to the eff.
feet that the United States did not
possess such sovereignty. all the off.
cial maps gotten out by the land
office since 1900 designate the little
dot of land on Cuba, as Isle of
Pines, United States" In the forth
coming map for 1905 the United
States, will be cut out. "The appear.
ance of this inscription" said Chief
Bond. of the Map division today,
was due to mistake and 1t will be
corrected in the next issue of the
map. There was. originally. a mis-.
conception in our Office as TO the
status of the island on account of
conflicting Interpretation of the treaty
of Paris. The ownership of the
islands will be settled very soon now.
In the meantime the map will appear
without any 4 designation as to soy.
ereignty."
Under the treaty of Paris. Spain
ceded to the United States Porto
Rico and other islands now under
Spanish sovereignty in the West In
dies" while she merely "relinquished"
her title to Cuba. The land office
officials apparently construed the Isle
of Pines as being one of the "other
islands" of the West Indies, and not
part of Cuba. Under the Platt
amendment, which was made an ap.
pendix to the Cuban constitution,
the status of the Isle of Pines, was
left to future adjustment by treaty
between Cuba and the United States.
This treaty has been negotiated, but
still awaits ratification by the Sen
ate.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22
Many Persons OF All Denominations Are At
tending The Anniversary Services
Which Are Intensely Interestinf.
DR. CHALFANT WILL LECTURE TO-
NIGHT ON THE BOXERS and CHINA

Much interest has been shown by
Fairmont people In the anniversary
services of the First Presbyterinn
church in session this week, Last
nights meeting was OF unusual In.
terest owing To the fact that sew
erai former pastors Of the church
were to address the audience. and a
large audience awaited the opentns
OF the services Rev. W. u. Eddy, OF
the First Baptist Church, on behalf
OF the Ministerial Association. made
the opening address. extending a cor
dial welcome to the visiting mirsis-
ters. On behalf OF the Baptist Church.
he rclnted how the Presbyterian
church so kindly turned their audi
torinm over to band OF about ffty
Baptists who now formed tho present
Baptist Church. After tie singing OF
a hymn. Rev. stoetzcr Introduced
Rev. j. II. Flanagan. OF Grafton, the
father of the Synod. and OF the Pres
bytery. Rev. Flanagan was the NTH
pastor of this church. and served his
charge faithfully for ten years, his
ministry having begun in the year
1869 and closed in 1872 when he was
transferred to the Grufton church. Of
which he Is still the pastor.
Rev. Flanagan's address vas full OF
personal experiences which greatly
Interested his hearers. y
Rev. James B. Reed, OF Laurel.
Pa. pastor Of the church from the
year 1852 to 1889. was next intro
duced and his address wns accorded
flattering attention by his audience.
On his first visit to Fnirmont in 1864.
me was entertained al the homo or
"Hnter Ben Fleming. the father OF
aur townsmnn. Mr.. II. Worth FIem-
ing. In 1882 he was appointed to tnIa
charge as supply. and a few months
later was called to the pastoratc.
Many. familiar names and incidents
were recalled by Rev. Reed During
his Rastoratc Miss Mamie r. Cam
eron, pow Mrs. George Morrow, came
here as e teacher in Tie Normal
school. ppd also taught a large Bible
class in TIE Sabbath school Mr..
Charles Shinn, now resident oE
Washington D. G., was superintend
ent of the Sabbath school. and Miss
Sadie Brodie taught the little foIlss,
Mr.. VIM. sampsell, Captain John
Smith and Jacob Mccloy now de-
ceased. were among the elders and
always TO be found In their places
AT the close Of Rev. Reeds re-
marks. Dr. Buchanan. OF the Grafton
Presbytery. made an interesting talk
of few minutes, and gave many inter
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22
SAW
The GIRLS TO
HIS SORROW
MoNoNGaIIA riLLER OF THE
SOIL STRUCK A BAD BUNCH
IN OUR FAIR CITY.

Gilbert T. Nc ore, middle aged
farmer residing in Monongaiia county
came to town Monday and managed to
stall around the city until last night
before being relieved OF s3S000 which
he had on his person. The old fellow
wanted to do things up brown. see the
girls, etc. and these latter were his
undolng.
Also II resultea disastrously for a
girl and for Will Bennett, the well
known barber. Moore ran across Ben.
nett YESTERDAY morning and while
pretty we'll filed up on booze, they
went to Benefits room over the Pitzer
barber shop on Main street and there
caroused.
Bennett met Sallie Ernst. of Wheel
ing. and informed her that Moore was
at his room and perhaps she could get
all or some Of the money he was sup
posed to have. She went down with
him but don't set 1t. Later he met
her partner May Klyman.. of Union.
town, alias the Gypsy Queen. aid
took lier down for the same purpose.
This was some time during the after.
noon. She left this time without see.
ing any money but Bennett again met
her shortly, before nine o'clock last
night and repeated his urgings. say.
ig the-man Moore hadasr roll as big as
a stoveplpe. This time she went Will.
him and found the money. Bennett
pointed 1t out to her lying on a stand
in plain envelope.
She took, it and=sstepped into the
bath room. IN the meantime Mr.. Pit
ger had gone Tor officers to have the
two men, Bennett and Moore, taken
away. Bennett heard them coming
and stepped into a rear room and when
the police came to arrest Moore. ae
ran down tie steps. The girl remained
in the bath room until the officers with
Moore had taken their departure and
then she left.
Moore wakened up in Jail this morn.
ing minus most of his wearing apparel
including witch was the vest wherein
he had platsd the money. He imme.
diately notified the officers of his loss
and warrant was sworn out before
Justice Amos for the arrest OF the girl
who was suspected.
The warrant was. placed in the hands
of Chief Morgan and he. accompanied
by Constable Walker, started out on n
hunt for he Kiymah girl She was
found in bed with a young gambler a,
the Dora Rolls Hotel on Jackson street.
and placed under arrest. This was
shortly before noon to-day. She Wig
orously denied having the money and
in way IMPLICATED Sally Ernst. her
CONTINUED on Elahth Paoe.5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22
CAUGHT
MAIL CLERK ON SHORT LINE RAIL.
ROAD rAMPERED WITH REGIS
TERED LETTER.

CLARkSBJRG Nov. 22.-Postoffico
Inspector r.. |. Allen yesterday caused
the arrest of Perdy Smith on the very
serious charge OF having taken money
from registered letter.
Smith. who halls from Reedy, Roane
county, entered the railway mail SER
vice last February, serving ninety days
as weighing clerk between Grafton
and Wheeling. He then ran as SUBJ
stitute CLERK on that division for a
while and on September 18th he was
transferred to the West Virginia
Short Line run from Clarksburg to
New Ma-tinsviile. On September 2Sth
letter was rifed and the postoffice
authorities we're notified. Mr.. Allen
began WORK IN the case and finally his
suspicious fell on young Smith. Yes.
terday Allen fixed" letter and ad.
dressed 1t to Montgomery. Ward g.
Co.. placing liz It five dollar bill, two
one dollar bills and three dollars in sill.
yer. He watched for the appearance
Of the letter at Clarksburg and an ex.
animation showed that the letter had
been tampered with. It,was opened
and one OF the paper dollars was miss.
ing. No further time was lost, but
Smith was confronted. He denied any
knowledge of the affair but when he
was searched the missing dollar was
found in the leg Of his trousers.
He then confessed to the theft and
TO some others and was held for the
grand jury. In default of bail of 81 900
he was placed Ia the Harrison county
jail. >
His arrest is considered clever
piece of detective work. The only ir.
regular thing about Smiths record as
a clerk was that he kept bottle OF
mucIIage in his car. That led TO his
midoing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22
REV. W. B. KING
HAS STIRRED THINGS UP BY AT
TACK ON CARD PLAYERS AND
DANCERS.

UHRICHvlLLE, o.. Nov. 22.-Rev.
w. B. King. pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal Church here. has landed in
the middle of vast quantity Of trou-
BILE with .,,s choir MS 4 yes,,It ~ M.
campaign agnIst worldly amusements.
Rev. King. who came here sever,,
weeks ago from Moundsville w Va
started In with Il crusade against card
playing. dancing and theatre going fsc
learned thar members ~ the cho,r
were said to know the proper lead IN
whist and the wise Ma a rssrr, -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22
AT WORK IN THE SLUMS
AWAKEN WIDESPREAD INTEREST

etly back to work. Tonight a meet
ing for women will be held in a saloon
near the Erie railroad station. This
place was one of the most notorious in
Paterson. Tie women gather with
men and drink. The citizens of Pater
son. regardless OF creed, have Joined
the movement and from the interest
manifested. 1t would appear that the
present campaign will be the most sue
cessful ever conducted in that city.
Later. Mr.. and Mrs. Ascher will begin
a crusade in the slums Of New York.
Il wish We could spend year in the
slums of New York." she said to-day.
I have been really disappointed in Pat.
erson-not by any lack of enthusiasm,
OF course. for we were never better re.
ceived in any place.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22
George Yeaser Leases Building To E. c. Jones
Who Will Take Charge On March
Deal Closed Some Days Ago
MONSTER CLOSING OUTSALE WILL
BEGIN NEXT SATURDAY MORNING

.s Al deal OF unusual interest 10 thiS
community has been consummated
Fby which the large department store
of George G. Yeager will pass into
the hands OF E. c. Jones and Com
pany- The Yeager store is land.
mark in this city and has long been
regarded as one of the best regulated
places of business In the vicinity.
The store was established in 1880.
twenty-five years ago. by the father
OF Mr.. George G. Yeager. the late
Samuel S. Yeager. who was a native
of Greensboro, Pa. He bought the
property from swisher. Carpenter &
Company and conducted the business
IN a modest way until his death in
1892
A change in the grade Of the street
at the Yeager corner rendered the old
building undesirable and in 1896 the
new four-story building was erected
and the scope, of the store enlarged.
It might be said OF Yeager's, that it
is. the only store in the city to have
been run from the time of It's pur-
chase. a quarter OF century ago, to
the present time, under the same
management and at the same place.
The new owner to whom Mr.. Yea.
ger has leased the building for an in
definite number of years, Mr.. E. G.
Jones. Is very highly recommended
as man OF business. He is a native
of Maryland, but has been in business
in various places in this State. for
some years. having at the present
time an interest in several stores.
He conducts "A store at Warrington,
which will be run by a. brother when
he takes charge here. He is sail to
be a popular merchant and will no
sioubt be kindly received by the peo-
pie OF this community.
MIR. Yeager retires from the busi-
ness with the good will and highest
respect of the people OF this commu-
nifty. He has always conducted a
clean, up-to-date store and few peu
pie in town have more personal
friends than George Yeager! Straight
forward. honest, fair and frank, he
has come to be regarded as one of
the city's most reliable business
men He has not decided just what
he will do in the future, but for some
time after the store changes hands
he will take much needed rest He
has been WORKING early and late for
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22
Relief Fund Still Grows.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The fund be-
ing collected in this country for the
relief OF the widows and children o.
victims of the jew massacres in Rus.
sia was increased yesterday by s4a..
ciT.G7. The total is sG10. .3s5.13.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22

Treasurer ). L. Watson. 9; the Fair
mont Coal Company. left to-day for
New York City &c attend meeting Of
that company
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22

Frank Fleming, of Morgantown. is
business visitor in the city to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22

A Recipe For Beauty.
Don't fail TO get a Recipe for
Beauty" tomorrow night at High
School chapel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22

~ a west vIrgInlan vant a.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22

Try a West virslnian want ad.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-22

Continued on Eighth Pase.)
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29

fran sina olika verksamhctsfalt
till Augustana med fullt forrad al
helsa och kratter.
College ar troligen freshman
klassen storst. Sa ar ju formal
landet hvarje ar, ty de, som 81
ANNA fortsatta genom college,
sluta tor Diet mesta i och med
denna klass. Sedan ar Diet ju en-
och AMMAN, som byter ON kurs.
De andra k~lasserna arc afven val
representerade.
De olika foreningarne hafva sf-
ven borjat gifva sin tillvaro till
kama. / fredagsqvall frade Diet
Phrenokesmiska sallskapet mot
tagningsfest i skolans gymnastik-
sal for de nye studerandena. Fe-
sten var sardeles lyckad. DIR.
Bartholomew var inbIuden att
balla tai, hvilket han ocksa gior-
de. Doktorn holl, sasom han all
It'd gor, eft hogst intressant och
larorikt tai, hvari sarskildt beto
nadcs umgangeslifvets stora be.
tydelse och hvad inhytande Ell
kristligt lif har pa kamraterns.
Oratoriekoren har afven bcria'
sina ofningar. Under Processes
Oelschlagels skickliga lednine
skall koren sakerligen pa EFT var
digit satt kunna fra sin tjugofem
arsfest nasta var.
ALT ser lofvande ut. ING
domslif och ungdomskratt tyglad'
af en- sann kristlig anda ar de
kannetecknande vid Augustana
b.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29
Fran Augustana College.

Arbetet har ar nu j full gang.
| ALA aldelningarna utom i semi
nariet har arbetet fortgatt sedan
den ste dennes. Men afveni Sc
minariet har man nu borjat, Def
oppnades i onsdags. Redan vid
morgonbonerna i m~andags och
iisdags hade ganska manga at Sc
minariets medlemmar infupnit
sig, ALA synas komma tillbaka
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29
HAIR OCH DER.

De konsulterande ingeniorer ba-
de hartman landet och utlandet,
hvilka blifvit tillsatta att afgifva
utlatande angaende anlaggningen
af Panamakanalen. synas icke upP-
ma enighet ON hvad som ar bast,
en- slusskanal eller en- open ka-
nal. President Roosevelt har med
anledning derat tillstallt ingenio.
rerna en- skrifvelse, hvari han pa
pekar att Diet forst och framst ar
at vigt at de smart n sig ON en-
eller AMMAN form. Det duger icke
att de dryfta fragan fran och till
baka under arata,. ty imam de
fattat EFT beslut. kan man icke pa
allvar BORA med kanalens anlagg
ming, och Diet ar at hogsta vigt for
verlden att denna blir fardig sa
fort som mojligt. Presidenten
will 81 uttala sig for Diet n eller
andra anlaggningssattet, han en-
dast onskar att ingeEiorerna kom-
ma till enighet fortast mojligt.
Det meddelas nu att kaptenen
pa Diet med ammunition och vapen
lastade tartyg. som for EFT par
veckor sedan sanktes af sin egen
besattning utanfor Jacobstad, Fin
land, sedan Diet fatt order at en-
rysk tullkutter att anlopa hamn
och lossa lasten, val broder till
Eugene Schumann, son nedskot
den fnske generalguvernoren Be
brikof. Det har visat sig att far.
tyget var engelskt. De- har lyc-
kats dykare att berga storsta de-
len af lasten, som utan tvitvel var
afsedd for Diet hnska revolutions
partiet. Def jaser fortfarande ]
Finland och utbrottet al en vap
mad revolution skulle icke komra
ovantadt. Myndigheterna fort
tara annu med stor stranghet och
folket bojer sig annu under
tvangsreglerna. men Diet skier med
forbittring.
Den nya tur- och prislistan for
Host och Jul-Exkursionerna ar nu
fardig och utkommen. och tillsan.
DIES en- hvar fritz, som insander
namn och tydlig address, till A.
Mortensen & Co., I2o E. Kirzie
ST.. Chicago. i'll.
Mrs. Barbara Hollo i Cleve
land, O., saldes haromdagen at
sin man till en- at hans vanner for
$40, men hon nekade att hnna sig
/ handeln. Hollo, som ar oster-
rikare, hade ledsnat pa sin akta
half. och da han fam en- lands
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29

Polly Skalski, har han varit gift
i elfva ar och bott 8o5 North Pau
lima street. Med den andra,
Kate Kalus. har han varit gift EFT
AIRS It'd och bolt I22 West Fit
teenth street. Sobiezik tillbragte
hvarannan matt i Diet andra hem
met. For begge h%ustrurna upp.
gaf han. att han hvaranran matt
holl vakt i smedian, der han ar
betade mot extra betalning.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29
Sioux City.

Pastor Ferm har at dlrektionen
for Augustanasynodens under
stodskassa erhallit kallelse att
vara solicitor TOR namda kassa.
Pastor Emil Malmstrom fran
Geneva. Neb., har tillika med ia
mill helsat pa hos herrskapet G.
d. Hanson och reste j gar till
Stanton, der han kommer EFT bo-
satta sig.
Mr.. Olof Westin, hvilken tillika
med iru afreste till Sverige for 4
manader sedan, aterkom i lor-
days. l deras sallskap kommo
EFT par hickor. Carrie och Annie
Olson fran Vermland, hvilka ANNA
STAMINA har i landet, SAINT Olof
Rasmussen. hvilken atvenledes i
herrskapet Westius sallskap reste
till Sverige.
Mr.. Alex Larson afreste i man
days till Winfield, Ia. En- at hairs
Ger BIO satta soner, Fred Larson,
hvilken tillika med en- broder i'd
kar diversehandel i denna stad,
gifte sig j onsdags med en- Miss
Glad fran Swedesburg, Ia. der
brollopet stod i brudens foraldra-
hem.
The Anderson Furniture Co.,
som organiseradss for nagon It'd
sedan, har nu oppnat sina dorrar
for allmanheten i sin nyuppforda
lokal, COO COS Fourth st Bolaget
bestar at herrar J. H. Barton. pre-
sident; Abel Anderson, vice pre-
sident; Sherman Nelson, sekrete,
rare och kassor SAINT August An
derson, manager. Lagret. SON
bestSr at mobler, mattor, drape-
rier och rullgardiner, ar alldele'
nytt och af modernaste tillverk
nirg. Bolagets medlemmar arc
si gamla och valkanda from sam,
ballet. att nagot Orlando ON den
ar alldeles o~fveraodigt. Ware de
nog sagdt att de ALA gjort sis
kanda som f~ramstaende och ener
) giska affarsman. hvadan man kal
forutspa att denna nya affair kom
mer ate hafva frangang och ell
god framtid for sig.
Tort och 6nt byggnadsvirk'
hos Spalding, 3 & Court.
: Consumers Ice Co., som ha
omkring 5000 tons is i sina ishu:
vid North Riverside. kan 81 er
halla etr tillrackligt antal arbe
tare att lasta den is, som atga
for kundernas i staden daglig;
behof, hvarfor bolaget sett sig
nodsakadt att importera is frar
Omaha. Bolaget har bjudit Ell
d~agspenning at $2.25, hvilker
ganska liberala adjoining dock e.
formatt locka folk att ataga sig
Diet anstraagande arbetet.
Mystic" och Splendid" milo.
till $t.3s for IS lbs sack SAINT
fancy California peaches till $50
pr lsda och fancy California druf-
vor tin zoe pr korg hos
Larson s. Anderson
II. Lynch hade i sondags gior'
sig en- gladdag och varsnade unde'
sina k~ryssningar genom stadeI
!, huru en- farmare vid 4th och La
fayette SITS. gIorde fafanga forsol
att forma en- istadig hast att ror;
!: sig ur facken. Efter att en- stunc
varit en- intresserad askadare a
ALA de knep farmaren f0rgafve:
~anvande, beslot Lynch att forsok;
ON int han skulle kunna form;
EN- istadig hast att rora pa sig
hvarfor han drog en- valdig revol