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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

BUFFALO. n. Y. July s.--The IA
talfHt pHedominated among the pas
nenrers on the Lake Shore twentieth
century limited which went through
from Chicago 20 New York on the
hour schedule the first time since
the Mentor wreck There were but
two classes Of people aboard the
traIn-the fatailsts and those who
had no choice In the matter.
when the train neared Cleveland.
the last stop before the fatal spot at
Mentor. people began 20 get ncrv-
Gus
There were 81 passengers aboard.
Men ia the buffet began talking Of
the accident Cyrus u. Gale. a
Cleveland Snowman. remarked that
when a mans time came II didn't
matter where he was.
There was no dissenting voice.
4 have Travelled 20 much that
feet one must accept things as they
come" said Raymond c. Penfieid. q
district manager Of the American
Clay Machinery company.
Everybody looked at him stead
lily.
QUIT THE HooDoo CAR.
As the train left the Cleveland
yards the buffet car. which was well
forward. gradually smptied itself,
It's passengers gravitating to the OBJ
aervation car. the last Of the train.
OF the score KILLED In the Mentor
wreck. nearly all were in the buffe,
car. Those who escaped unhuri
were In the observation car.
The observation car was packed
az the train neared Mentor. The
scene OF the disaster held a sort Of
fascination for all. None spoke. for
each knew why the other was there
A child. pressing his face to the
window. stared with intcntness and
Interest into the night. one wom-
an, nervous almost 70 the point Of
illness. hung trembling on her hus-
bands arm.
suddenly. out of the night, viii
a deafening rush and roar, came
two monsters. They were onls
trains passing on the other tracks
But more than one
MAN PALED AND STARTED.
My Cod moaned n woman
and would have fallen TO the foot
hut for her husbands arm. She was
assisted to her berth. where she lay
fully dressed. through the niEht
fearful. but. as she thought pre-
pared.
In the observation car the men
we're stiu gathered IN silence. SOM
her reflection occupied each mind.
tfneasiness was IN the air.
Easy running train for one 50
fast remarked n young man, who
believed there
OUGHT To he TALK.
Another OF the passengers cleared
his throat. Two looked mp from
their papers. one seemed about to
sneak. lie did not. however.
A brakeman entered. CHANGING
neither TO right nor left. he went
straight to the rear window. The
men dropped their papers. Several
rose TO their feet and nervously
stood about the brakeman. Had he
come 20 give out slime kind Of a
signal7 Was there apprehension
even in his mind, that he should
station himself at that particular
point2
The brakeman turned and plucked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

Fourth OF July pleasure seekers
will be given an opportunity TO Wis
II the mammoth Great Northern
liner Dakota. as she will be opened
TO visitors all day until o'clock In
the afternoon. She is lying at the
Great Northern docks. Smiths cove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

WASHINGTON. u. c. July a
The comptroller Of the currency has
appointed National Bank Examiner
James Bradley as temporary rcceiv-
er Of the First National bank OF To-
paka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
TWAS NERVOUS RIDE ON
FIRST FLYER AFTER
MENTOR WRECK
PEOPLE ABOARD TRAIN TALKED FATALIsm AS THEY
REACHED LAKE SHORE fs.HoUa
FLYER WENT DITCH

Deserted the Buffet Car
In Which hineteen Lives were
Lost-S~iteh Lights Passed Like
a Shot and That Waa All, Ex.
eept q Chiid's Voice, Which
Broke the Strain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

RICHMOND. Ind. July 3.-John
Boxman. president Of the CONNER.
clal bank. OF HaFgeratown. commit
ted suicide today by shooting him.
nelf. cause unknown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

4 Fierce forest fires In sec !
4 lions Of the northwest terri 4,
= tory have destroyed the lines ,
= OF the Dominion Telegram ,
4 company. and no eommunica- !
= ton Is possible at the present ,
= time with Dawson or with /
4 any stations on this side In 4
4 the territory. 1
4 The company has been try ,
= ing 70 keep this fact secret. 1
= but Monday morning was ,
4 forced to admit the truth. I
= No change Is reported Mon I
4 day in the condition OF the ,
= United States lines to Nome. /
4 They are still down on this I
4 side OF Fairbanks The gov I
4 eminent lines TO Dawson. how /
4 ever. are still intact. I
~ ttttt ttStt I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

tho Michigan Fruit Growers aaso-
citation against the Pierre Marquette
a Michigan Central. The decision
Is a great victory for the fruit grow
ers all over the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

VIII be made by the Northern Pa
clfic July 2. ana 4 TO all points
within 200 miles OF Seattle. Low
rates. Tickets good returning to
July 6. inquire at N. +. City Office
for rates. etc. -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

J. C. card. one % the eldest pio-
neerH IN Washington. la negotiating
for the sale % hts puwamiHh valley
homestead to r. Ccfini FOR $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

a special train bearing more than
150 Librarians from all parts OF the
country arrived in the city from the
east sunday night. After seeing Sc
attic Monday morning they were
hanqueted at the Washington. and
took the 2:30 boat for Tacoma.
from which place they so direct 10
the Portland convention, and then
for an extended trip 20 Alaska.
From July IL 70 81 the Methodists
OF the northwest will hold a con-
gress at Portland. Among the fea-
lures win be the address OF Chief
White Swan. OF the Yakimas. who
will appear before the congress In
full Indian costume. on July IL
Dr. Heritage. president OF the Spo-
kane Musical college. win direct a
sacred chorus OF $50 voices in a
praise service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
=aIt HaH
SALT WATER RESORT.

AlRi Natatorium Is the only re-
sort that is open every day, rain
or shine. All under roof. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

To the Man that wants a Dress
Suit for Si0.O0-Wa place on sale
today 100 Black Clay Worsted, silk
lined. hand tailored garments. These
Suits are easily worth $3.50. Come
around and ask to see them.
n. LEWIS s. CO.,
Medium Priced Ciothlers. 200 First
Ave, Cor Cherry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
WELCOMES ENpEAVoRERs

BALTIMORE Md, July S.-The
advance guard Of Christian Endeav-
or delegates to the international
convention has reached Baltimore.
Among the noted persons who are
down for set speeches are Father"
Francis T. Clark. Governor Warfield.
OF Maryland. the Rev. Newell
Dwight HILLS. d. D.. OF Brooklyn;
the Rev. Floyd W. Tompkins. OF
Philadelphia President Henry
Churchill King. OF Oberiin college;
the Rev. John Pollock, Of Belfast.
Ireland. the Rev Albert Swift. of
London: the Rev r. A. Hume. u. D..
Of India. and the Rev. Washington
GLADDEN.. d. d. OF Columbus. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
MARINE NOTES

Tho steamship Spokane. % the
Pacific Coast Steamship company.
arrived In Seattle Monday morning
from southeastern Alaskan points.
The vessel carried tsg tourlsta
The steamship jefferson. Of the
Alaska Steamship company. arrived
Monday morning from southeastern
Alaska points She brought down
fi0a. 600 in private spokes" The
officers OF tho boat state that the
town OF Metlakahtla. reported 10 be
on fire. has not yet been touched
by the forest fires. which are burn
ing In that section.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

The national order OF the sons OF
Herman VIII hold its annual con-
vention i'm Seattle. September l4-si.
Committees have been appointed to
proVide for $50 delegates. More
than $4,000 visitors are expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blelake, OF
osnabrook, N. D.. who have been
visiting VIM. Fleming. at 2l5 Seven
teenth avenue north. for the past
week, left Monday morning for their
home They were so pleased with
Seattle that they contemplate sell
ing out and removing to this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09
CHARGES GRAFT IN CONTRACT
Acting Secretary. OF. War Orders Grim
inai Prosecutions.
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. Sept 8.AThe Grim.
maj prosecution of Morris Busch. con,
tractor and Robert Charlton, inspec-
tor, was ordered today by Acting Sec.
rotary OF War Oliver.
This action is contained in direc.
ton to Judge Advocate General Davis
to prepare the necessary papers for
this prosecution and submit Them to
the department of justice. Busch
holds n contract with the uuartermas.
ter department of the army TO furnish
7nr caps and gauntlets to be tIeliycrerl
at the Schuylkill al senal. Philadclphia
for proSecutionis taken on
The strength of a REPORT recently made
by Major #. Strong. of the artjliefv
corps, acting Inspector general In.
which II is shown that n conspiracy IN
c9iralid: the government ';rexistS he.
tween Busch and Charlton The re.
port OF Major Strong regarding condi.
liens In the. Schnyllill arsenal has led
10 suggestion from the inshcctor
seheraIs department which has been
ihnue an order by Secretary Oliver
ior an immediate Investigation of the
Important depots' containing army
supplies. These are located at New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Jefferson.
vile Ind. San Francisco, Seattle and
other places. -"
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. s.-Morris
busch. the contractor, against whom
criminal prosecution is ordered by the
war department, is n common co,,ncili
man Of this city, Charlton, who! IS
also recommended for prosecdtio1ni is'
an cmploye of the Schuylkill arsenal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09
IHgs gAaylga'oE E <aqq / 'Tlla'.reelRagggs
Went Aground. 4
COMING THOUGH HELL GATf
Skipper Lost His Bearings in Fog and
Vessels Struck shhoaIs-came to
This Port After Undergoing Repairs.
Marine Notes.

While attempting to pass down the
coast from New Haven to this port
by the inner route through Long Island
Sound by way of He'll Gate, the ting
Navigator, of the Scnl,y Line, with the
barges Kentucky, Kennehec and Idaho.
of the Seaboard Transportation Line.
which she had in tow, grounded on
Hen and Chickens Shoals, off Larch-
mont, during n dense fog last Sunday
night. All four vessels were floatej
by a tug several hours after they
grounded and upon examination IL was
found that the Navigator's propeller
had been broken off and her hui
slightly injured, but the barges werd
not damaged.
After being lloated the barges were
anchored of He'll Gate, while the Nav.
1gator: was towed TO Erie Basin, New
York, where She had new wheel In.
stalled and. her hull repaired When
that work was completed the tug again
picked up her tow and proceeded to
this port, arriving here yesterday af-
ternOOn.
When seen by Daily Press reporter
on board the Navigator at coai Ipie,.
No, last night, the captain OF the
tug stated that owing to a dense fog
he lost his bearings and grounded
and that before he could have his tow
stopped the barge Kentucky smashed
into the tug, driving her hard ashore.
soon all three ,barges were hnddled
together around the stranded tug and
before anchors could be lowered they
grounded
When asked why he had taken the
Hell Gate route. which is seldom
used by coastwise vessels. the CAPTAIN
explained that he had TO stop Mt New
Haven for the barge Idaho and ho did
not, wish to go back around the east
end OF Long Island and come down
by the outside route, when he could
save long distance by passing down
Long Island Sound through Hell Gate
and out, New York bny intoj the
Atlantic. "'''i' NJ
The barge Kentucky, brought down
by the Navigator. was lowed over to
Lambert's Point yesterday afternoon,
but the Idaho and Kennebcc are. an.
chored In the harbor here awaiting
oerths; at the coal docks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09
Marine Notes


The British steamship Miramar al:
rived in nort yesterday AFTERNOON
from Philadelphia to load a cargo, of
ccal for Kingston, Jamaica. E
The Norwegian steamship Beaeon
arrived yesterday from Baltimore and
she will load a cargo of coal here .;nf.
t.; r which she will sail for Mexico.
The British steamship Hestia is
Cue to arrive at this port from Glas.
gov Thursday She will bring a
small import cargo, which will he dis.
charged, here after which she VIII
load exports.
The British steamship Allegheny, of
the Chesapeake G Ohio fleet, is due
10 arrive here on September II. with
a large cargo of import freight from
London. The vessel will discharge
ana load n cargo of exports here. in
ending large amount of cereal
Stuffs.
me German steamship Ekliptkc is
scheduled q arrive here from Ham.
burg On September II with cargo of
import freight. She will discharge
and then load exports after which She
will sail to return TO Hamburg
The British steamship Pretoria, en-,
route from Philadelphia for Calves.
t"n' loaded 700 tens of bunker coal at
This port yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09
WANTS NEW PRIMARY.
William L. Royal Formally Makes Re
quest to Richmond. Committee.
tSpeciai 10 tho Daily Press.)

T, Especial 10 tho Daily Press)
RICHMOND. VA. Sept. Sin f!
lengthy communication filed tonight
with, the secretary OF, the city Demo
cratic committee, MI" William l.. Roy
all sounds a call TO arms. Mr.. Royal
Is chairman. of. committee of fifty
citizens appointed 10 aid in securing
pure politics by recent mass mech
ing held in Capitol Square. Il
MI Royal goes into recent disclos
ures here Mt length, declares the city
electoral board Is controlled by tw,
members, +. c. Ebell and s.muc
Cohen and points out the prominence
OF Clyde Saunders, a local politician
in the city's politics.
Z, by Implication he shows what could
ne accomplished if there should he col!
fusion between the electoral hoard and
politietans. MIR, Royal asks for n new
primary in this city OH the grounds OF
frafd In the other held last month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09
Social Persondl

z. !. d L. y I r.. 49,
Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence Cooke. of
Philadelphia, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hahn,
have gone to Baltimore, enroutc
home
Mrs. Lewis I.ittlepagc has returned
home after spending two months in
the mountains.
Miss Rosa I.ittlepagc of King vii.
liam county, is visiting her brother
Mr.. Lewis Littlepage, on Twenty-sev.
enth street.
81 Miss Ethel Cottrell returned yestcr-
day from visit to relatives in New
Jersey.
DIR. ]. ]. .Emmons has returned to
Philadelphia after visit to his broth
er in this city.
Messrs. a. ]. Coughtry and Davis
left last night for Bangor, Nc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09
To Ask For New Trial.
,tBy .Assoclnted Press.)

i ,lT,H!9OMAsYILLE, GA. Sept. S.-Thc
motion for q new trial in the cases OF
ID Rawlings and sons, Milton. Jesse
ana l4Gonard. ';will be argued al the
q Ehonmasyille court house before the S,i-
peelE;inr ,Conrt, Judge Robert G. Mitchell,
tomorrow ,norning Mt 10 O'clock.
rawlings and his three sons were con-
Victed OF the murder of two children
OF Rev. w. a. Carter. at IIahira. the
sentences to, be executed Scptcm-
her H. Yr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09
Calendar Fon This pax.,
Arrived Yesterday.

:
British steamship Pretoria, Corney
Philadelphia and sailed for Calves
ten. ''' y ,.
Norwegian steamship Beacon, Pet
terseni Baltimore.
British steamship Miramar, Conda
Philadelphia.
Schooner E.. Marie Brown. Brow
Providence
Schooner O.. D. Witherell, Megathlin
Norfolk.
Tug Edgar .I.uckenback with barge.
San JOAQUIN. Providence. Kingston
New York. 'if
Tug Navigator with barge Idaho
Providence.
Sailed Yesterday.
Schooner Joseph B.. Thomas. Dris
kn, Bangor.
Schooner Henry L. Peckham,. Hard
ing, Bangor.
r " 80
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09
SeptssaMabsr TeImo Of Corporation
Court Begins Monday.
R'MoDELlkG COURT ROOM
Council Committee Gave Contractor
! Permission to go Ahead With Work
Instead of Waiting Until Addition
to City Hall is Completed.

After n months vacation. Judge
Barham, OF the Corporation Court,
will convene court for the Septemb
term next Monday morning. AS there
| was no August term, the docket of the
court Is we'll hlled with both civil and
criminal cases and busy term is
ahead of the judge.
Although there are no very impo..
tant criminal cnses to be taken up,
| there are numerous felonious assault
end grand larceny cases TO he investi.
gated by the grand jury and there are
several appeals from the police court
or misdemeanor eases of more than
ordinary interest Among the latter IS
the case of Cliff Robinson. who was
fined $40 for maintaining gambling
room.
The appearance of the court room
Just at this time is not very prescn.,
Ipble. bnt the contractors who are re-
modelling the city hall are expected ia
have the room in proper condition be-
lore. court conyeneS. 1t was stipulated
ih. the contract that the present coun
ell chamber Of the court room was not
! to be. disturbed until the addition Ia
| the, building was completed. but tn,
building and grounds committee of
council permitted the contractors to
violate this provision in order to IA.
cilitate the, work
| IT Will be several months before the
! addition, which is to contain room
for the Circuit Court and a nreproof
clerks office, is completed and ready
for occupancy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09
Increase in Cotton ejnnod.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. G. Sept. s.AThe,
census office today issued report Of.
me cotton ginned of the. growth of
iso'' to September ] !. 1905 as fol-
lows: Counting round bales as half
bales a69,5o0 bales as against 374,s2l
fort19O4. ,,G
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09
, United; s panish. War Veterans.

,MI.iLWgA.uKEE, WIS. Sept s.
United Spanish war veterans today
chose, Washington for the next meet.
Ing place md elected as commander:
inehief Major Charles r.. Miller, OF
Cleveland The question OF separate
camps: for colored veterans did not
come up for consideration
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09
Pretty MilIiner Wants a divorce.

NORFOLK. VA, Sept. 8.-Mattie p.
Beasley brought suit. here. today for
absolute divorce. from her husband,
Ephriam II Beasley,s of. Cleveland, O,
'Desertion eight months after mar.
rage on the part OF Beasley isleharrl
edi' The plaintiff is n pretty millins,;
employed here. 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09
Pm corset'. A. 4soos& CO..
Spring and Mountain Resorte y2.!
~. 81 On theIfine of fha e a "a 10.

Summer. excursion tickets with M.
sale Jline /. =
Low rate week and excurslon1tickets
TOT heads Of families and Sunday yisl,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09
Fined and Jailed.

David Adams, a negro who was ar.
rested Thursday for carrying con.
ceaied weapons, WINS fined $77.75 and
given one month in jail in the police
court yesterday morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09
STEAMER eADlATANo LIBELEr
merritt-chapman' Wrecking Company
Wants SALVAGE.

The Merritt Chapman Wrecking
Company has lilieled tho Spanish
steamship Gadiatano. at the shipyarl
here, for $4,000. which amount it is
claimed is due for, raising the ship
when she was sunk in The Gulf of
Mexico several months ago.
The Gadiatnno will be sold at n
private,sale in the near future and the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09

wrecking company will receive 60
per cent. Of the, price paid for the
steamer at the SALE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09
OidMP|a0int View Hotel
$50 NOW OPEN!

AZ, Ideal report situated OIL Hamp
s;ia H sat GaE lines pass by the door
,ers. Apply ID i. +. Z GooNEY. ' p o
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09
YOUR HEALTH"

Pledged In n pure wip9, whlskey,
brantiy-whatcver you like in mild
stimuant-will aid your digestion, add
to your contentment, tend to longevity
But he sure Ito pure. You can count
on that L. the containing bottle came
In onG went out of our door Lots to
choose from here, and you wont quar-
rel with our prices
We also supply tho family trade
with bottled beer, delivered anywhere
In the city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09
SPECIAL
PRICES + I|l!|,,|!!E|
On Wire screens, Doors and Loo
Cream iFreeSprs.

~ -,7--'-. S-,.E V q
The Csc size Screen, 1888 inches. 1s,
The 2sc size Screen. 241ss inches. .22,
The s2c size Screen. 24Kss inches. .2s.
The 4Oc size Screen. sOx36 inches. .as,
A good Door. suitable for Kitcher
75c complete. .aa
A good Door. suitable for from,
$l.o5 complete.
2 qt. Blizzard Freezer ......... .s1.s.
, at. Blizzard Freezer .s1.el
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ut. Blizzard Freezer 5000. ..S2.7f
8 ct. Blizzard Freezer $50,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-09

Messrs. a. j. Coughtry and Davi
left last night for Bangor, Nc.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-06-23
Fof1 Pafksaad. Race Course.

At th eeting Of the Commercial
Club Wdnesday-,evening DR.. c. b.
Lenont hbmitted proposition for
the coa Iteration Of that body for a
lease OIL DE northeast quarter of the
mortified quarter of section y, 5s-17,
for trad and park purposes. =.
/ Seyef previous attempts have
Ebeen ND to secures a lease Of. this
Eproper which isy owned by the
EENortha Pacific company, and it
Enaa be hsough the efforts of DR..
Lenan oposit ion 5foran ir:
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-06-23
VIRGINIA WINS lN4ElEVENIn INNING.
EveIeth Defeated BY Score of z to-
After Having Decided Lead. =.

After holding decided lead for
several innings in the earlier stages
of the game Eveleth lost out in the
eleventh inning in the game with
the. locals Sunday, Griggs bring
ing in the deciding score ON errors
of the visiting team. .....~:
The first inning was shut-out
for either side, but in the second
the visiting team scored three, this
Of the fifth, the score at this time
standing six to three in Eveleth's
favor. From this time on the locals
played ball, holding their oppon.
ents to the scratch and adding two
to their own score during the next
three innings, the ninth opening
with score of six to FIVE in favor
of the visitors. And with two men
out it certainly commenced to look
like lost hundred when Bennett
who held the third bag for the 10.
Gals, gave the spectators an exhibi
tion of base sliding which landed
him safely at home plate, tying the
score amid the cheers of thousand
spectators.
Griggs and Donnelly held the
points for the home team, Griggs
being accredited with striking out
twenty men. Carey and Roberts
held like positions for the visitors
Carey striking out seven men in the
eleven innings.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-06-23
Sunday PiCaic q Grand Success.

The excursion and picnic to Clear
Lake under the auspices of the la
dies of Our Lady of Lourdes Church
on Sunday last was signal success,
the ladies netting upwards of $3.50
from their enterprise.
+ Five coaches carried fully seven
hundred people to the lake, which
lis a beauty spot near Camp 35 on
the line of the Duluth, Virginia &
Rainy Lake road, and a most enjoy.
able day was spent.
+ Aside from the routine picnic en-.
%tertainment the visitors were treat
ed to a warm game of ball between
the Rainy Lake and Camp 35 teams,
the former>team winaing by a score
of 5 to 2 in a seven ning. game.