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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27
THE BENNINGTON
INVESTIGATION.
Admiral Goodrich Arrives at San
Diego aud Appoints a Board
To Make One
MUCH DEPENDS ON ITS REPORT
Board Of Iuqulry May or May Not be
Named Work Of Clearing Gun
boat Goes On.

san Diego, cal, July 2i.-Thc nag,
ship Chicago OF the Pacific squadron,
with Admiral Goodrich ON board, arr
rived mere az o'clock this morning,
Soon after The chicago camo 60 anchor
Commander Young Of the Bennington
ana Can't Drake of Marc Island went
aboard and were closoiod with the adj
miral
A hourd Of investigation was appoint.
ed, Nnoeo duties win bo 10 collect oyia
donce OF which nature may be- cong.
dcrod pertinent To the disaster on thn
gunboat Bennington ANA to put this
evidence IN shape Ton the consideration
Of Admiral Goodrich with The report
of this board In hand, the admiral VIII
decide whether or not 20 appoint u
board Of inqulrS AZ 10 o'clock this
morning this bonrd OF investigation,
consisting of Lieut. commander Bart.
lett, Lieut., Commander llnlaload AMI
Lieut. Commander Moody, convened
on bonrd the llngehlp ana after consul.
tntion with the admiral adjourned TO
the bennington The report NJ tho
board IN not expected 70 be made for
several days In the meantime the
work OF cleaning ny the Runboat pro.
ooods slowly, the boilers being LETT In
the position IN (which they were found
after the explosion unnspected by the
inyosllgatlrg board Divers have plug-
sod the intake pipes from the outside,
thus stopping the inflow of water Thus
far II Ia reported that the divers hive
ioun nothing wrong Win the hull from
the outside
ecalings nom the boilers win be- oys
nmincd by the maynard chemist Y "
understood 20 discover II gas caused by
corroglon aud chemical action caused
the explosion
There hnVo been no deaths since those
reported last night though the condl.
lion of y, Nlomnn, II A. Worthen and
l.. A, Grieso M nrecnnoue, W. A.
Holly aud c. echuliso are improving,
while lInlictt. sullivan, Mo'llMock,
Rushnoll and Muller show no change
for better or worse,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27

nllotmpnte, there would Ne a big graft
possible, They can lease their lands,
however. The integrity of the Indian
agent would BIZ n factor In such case
as that"
WILL Act AT oNCE,
In discussing the filings already en-.
tered, Mi Tanner stated that he would
not act AT once, but that ample oppor-
tuniiy would be given for making pro.
tests I'VE cannot Investigate as we
once could, he declared, "thc morlts OF
the claims entered The repeal of the
law of 1903 last January, removed from
uN the right TO pm, man ON the stand
ana TAXI evidence However 70 days
NJ least win be- required for these
claims 90 go through the office, ana ann
PIE opportunity VIII be given TO pro-
test
KELSEY AND MS TRANSFER,
Frank C. kelsey who made the or.
lRlnal lillug for the strawberry waters,
ana Who has since transferred the
iling To the strawberry company, stat
cd, when asked IN rolntlon 90 the us0
intended to be made ~ the water ana
lis eject on the value Of the reserva'
ton lands. sAidi
"At hrst the Ncrnnl people ana othorA
objected Ia the nlinE bat when II was
shown 10 them that we wanted only
the strawberry valley Nntcr aud that
this would be Of lllto value 10 the rcn'
olVatlon. NJ II could not be- used FOR
lrOcls desirable to rrgp,c, they re-
moved all objection
FOR SPANISH FORK FOLK
~ made the Ming on behalf u rest.
dents NJ spanish FORK aud made pre-
limlnlry surveys for them locating "a
point whore tunnel could be- brought
through the mountain lO divert the wa
ter into streams on this side of the
Wnsatch mountains
Afterwards the government took
hold of tho matter ana the company
was formed then transferred the NJ
Ink 10 the committee consisting of
william JcN. Fred Malley, samuel
Brockbank, W. q, Greer Hynlm Icy.
mour, Joseph r.. Greer William Davis,
Jr, Henry Gardner Ammon Nebokci
aud H. <, Beth since then | have not
been connected with the matter"
This explanation seems To remove
the strawberry filings from any con.
uoVersy, ana 10 leave the attempt to
corral the Wator supply 20 Indian Agent
Han, JAS, n Moase and the Oln,nh
Irrigation company BEFORE the water
they have nlod upon II finally granted
them settlers win have had n chance
a. pick out Their lands and enter pro-
tesls IN case the water they need In
scheduled for an owner below
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27
BARON k0MURA
Goes to oyster Ray to Pay In
formal visit to President

New York July ?I-. roeoro Takahra,
the Japanese minister and peace plcn.
Ipotenllarv and hls colleague, Baron
komnra, lofl hcro this forenoon for
oyster Ray 10 pay an informal Visit 10
the president They arc expected 10 70.
turn this evening"
Their Visit WAS made by special en-
gagcmont with the president Baron
komura made no statement concerning
his visit Minister Taknhlra Naid that
they would probably remain Al saga.
more hin until late thls afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27
FIRST NATL BANK or TOPEKA
Comptroller Receives First Report
Receiver Regarding Assets

Washington July i-'.rhc lirst repor,
NJ the receiver Of the First National
Rank " Topeka, which closed iis doors
July 3, hns hcen received by the comp
uolcr The receiver casslnea the "a.
sctf Of the banl, an follows
Good, iii6,6N Doubtful ii222i3S,
worthless, Sl3O,lb6,
Liabilities Individual deposiors,
Sllgai3i, certificates of deposits, i2is,-
OSG Due 10 National banks seo,3ai due
10 other banks and bankers, N9ilA;
unpaid drafts outstanding, ,in6,s0D
other liabilities ,G0h, total 81 ,6sO.h6i
In submitting this report the receiver
states that he has found much dlflcultv
IN estimating Tho value Of tho poylin
collatous and that his estimate on
such collaiorna may not even approx
lmately indicate what may No nnally
realized thfrcfrom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27
MOB VIOLENCE IN CHICAGO,
Caravan of Wagons Assaulted
And Drivers Badly Beaten,

Chicago, July "a Violence, growing
out ~ the toamHlore' strike, broke out
nfrceh last night a mob Of nearly
n thousand persons, assaulted o cara.
van Of wagons belonging TO u whole
sale grocery company while they were
returning 20 the barnF OF the COM
pany After beating one of the drive
erp into insenslhllIty the wagon was
driven AWAY by the rioters and the
horses turned loose Two sets ~ now
harness were stolen,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27
KING OF FRIENDLY ISLANDS,
British Residents Trying TO Force
Him 10 AbdIeute,

Nan Francisco, July a. The schooner
William Olsen arrived here from the
Friendly Islands, bringing the news
that n movement " ON foot among the
English residents 90 force King George,
the ruler Of the islands, 10 nbdlcutc,
The islands being under the protection
Of Great Britain, king George has gone
10 New Zealand "a plead before klng
Edwards representatives. that the Roy.
eminent ~ the island be undlsturhed
and that ho be secured on his throne,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27

ana about nyc times aH much as flows
through the irrigation months.
ENdlNEER TANNER TALKS
when the News" first published the
fuctA that the entries were being made,
state Engineer Tanner was not IN lho
city Since his return he has consent.
ed TO discuss these entries. and the
general proposition OF securing water
on the reservation,
WHERE DIFFERENCE ~,
"ln tho first place" he said, III must
be- Kept In mind that the securing Of
water and land are entirely different
matters, and that whore u reservation
OF land II kept II IN entirely possible
For example, my Titan valley had been
u reserve, Sail Lake valley could have
secured ~ water supply by pbtlinlng
rights ON the Jordan
TWO KINDS on FILINGS
There are Two closacs Of watcr NJ.
lnRs~onc for water originating IN the
reservation, 10 be used IN Irritating
lands IN the reservation, and the othpr
for water 10 De used IN the irrigation
Itself 4 ming on the Jordan, had
llt0l valley been a reserve, would d.
Of the latter class, and the l'nlnh wa.
ter might have been used UP IN this
way
However, the fortunate fact ~ that
very little of the water has been No up.
proprated, II h true there have been
some miner claims, ono town has put
IN extensive water works, ana did II
without the protest of the Interior DE-.
partmont This cnso should be pro.
lectr1 but the amount of water IN
yolvod Nv trivial
NOT NECESSARILY GRAFT,
"Tho nling by a large company on en-
ionslYo water rights " not necessarily
sign OF graft, OFTEN nm Individual cane
not undertake an irrigation scheme,
ana biz corporations must of necessity
ho formed 20 handle the matter The
rWborry scheme IN one NJ this sort,
and the water Is intended TO be brought
through the mountains 10 Nntor vast
tracts In the highlands Of Utah valley
INDIAN AGENTS CLAIMS
Nov about the indian agents ningp
Gould this large amount of water bo
used Az graft IN the name uf protects
ina The lndlunsY was nskcA
"Wol, II could NnH The anHwcr
except for the fact that the Indians
cannot sell their land for u long period
Of time after II IN allotted, II they rot
the water, and then fold both land and
water immediately upon taking W their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27
ANTI.pOOL SHILLING LAW
Raids VIII Occur rs Usual nt
Dclmar Race Iraek

~ L0UIrl July IN -SlnIMnonl was
made by Chlof of Police Bloly that
nolmur raids would occur az usual and
that number of warrants had been
issued for men charged with violating
The anti'pool selling law which would
be- served today by tho police II tho
men could be- found
Capt McNameo, who has command.
cd the raidng squads ~ police aud who
WAS hurriodly summoned to Jefferson
CITY by Gov Folk N expected back In
time 10 supervise the entrance Of tho
police AT Dolmnr track today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27
International Cricket.

Philadelphia, July oi-.The Colts OF
Philadelphia, composed Of IL players Of
the principal cricket clubs ~ this city,
who arc needing the Marylebono orick.
al club of London on the grounds Of
the Philadelphia cricket club again
went 20 the hat today Tor The conclu.
sion Of their frat innlns, When ptumpe
scored sl2 runs tor the log Of 10 wick
ets,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27
CLERKS ARE COMING.
WI Ia" Night 10 Handle Reservation
Registration,

=, "s'nlns,on, D. G., July gr-.A detan
u ~. oIorks connected with the general
-, ao' once lot Washington last night
~. tive Vernsl, Provo, Utah, and
"A "'u junction Colo, the points select.
iSn,as places whore registration for
ThawN indian lands are 10 be made,
res,,,s wv handle the work which ths
hts",rAlion WIN Involve. These clerks
~ Wv p'ek OF the land once force and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27
LIEUT.. GEN. LINENITCU
Receives Brighten. Barry and
other American Attaches,

Hardin, ManchwIa, July % (so,ur'
day.. Lieut., Con Lnoyitch today rc.
colyod llrig ten Thomas H. barry, ",
\, A., ana other American attaches
The rank and Me OF the army well
come the United states mediation as
evidence of good win and sympathy
with Russia Some ~ the higher ranks!
however are not 10 apprecatlVe or
the American action,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27
CANADA CUP,
Nicholas lcmarlere Has Been
Chosen CHALLENGER

Toronto, ont July g. Nicholas To-
mnriorc has been chosen as The chal.
lenger for the canada nun, noW held by
tho Rochester Yacht club The races
Tor possession ~ the cup viii begln on
Aug, ~ an ontario Beach near Rochoa.
tor Temrnlerc was doegncd by ryfe
the Scotch expert
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27
Attack ON I,ws,

Klshlncfr, July 2I--An attack on the
Jews, In which several were klllcd and
wounded II reported 10 have occurred
az nuskn Noyfka tNew Russia, prob.
ably q village near Klshincn)
Tho number of fatalities has not been
established,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27
japanese Continue to Advauce,

kuanchangtau, Manchurla, july 2,.--
According 10 reports from Korea, the
Japanoro continue advancing along a
N.mllo front Their vanguard N now
about 40 miles from tho mouth NJ the
TumCN river, The Koreans estimate
the strength ~ the Japanese nl about
10000 mon, Their main force " cons
ccntrntcd az konchon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27
T.. PIerront MORGAN SALES.

Liverpool, July gl-'J, plerponl Nor.
gan wae among the passengers who
sailed from Liverpool Yesterday Tor
New York ON board the White Star
Liner Oceanic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27

BRITISH CHANNEL
FLEET WILL SAIL
FOR BALTIC SEA.

London, July ?1-.1hc British
channel 1loet win eall for the
Battle sen Aug 20 and win re.
main there through september
Az I, has been years since a
British fleet appeared In that sco
the announcement IL connected
IN The public mind with Emperor
williams recent tour and the
visit Of German squadron 10
scandinavian waters The cruise
OF tho British fleet IN regarded AZ
designed 70 connteract the pre-.
pondoranco Of German influence
In scandinavian politics Tho nd.
lnlrolty however, dleoourages tho
Idea of politics having amy bear.
ing on tho cruise ana snye that
The Baltic Ia an open sea, and
that the fleet IN simply going
there 10 execute maneuvore u
coromonious visit NO, being con.
iompl0ted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27
Admiral Goodrich at san Diego

san Diego, Cab July ~ Tho nag.
ship chicago, with Hear Admiral Good
rich aboard arrived here early this
morning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27
DIshor Joyce Nery Low.

Minneapolis, july e. Bishop !, W,
Joyce, " the Methodist Episcopal
church, " ye,- low this morning. Tcm'
p0raturo loi, respiration 81,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27

emergency yellow foyer hospital Ace
rpmlnodnlluur Tor 10 cases have been
provided These accommodations VIII
be steadily Increased,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27

:, 80, ar. an sdvsrtissms reader you
" xWoW Things about prioss--you
IN ousss very often but " you do
you guess right
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27

ana about llyc times AN much as flows
through the irrigation months,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10
4 MOUTH AN
OUR DREAMER.
Tells Something About Pop Corn
for the EdificatiOn of all.

Our Dreamer has had SO little to say of
late that it, has caused us to wonder ut
his silence, but after his acknowledge
ment we wonder no longer. He actually
said that he has been living on pop corn
lately AID has been patronizing one of
our confectioners. who keeps a barrel of
it handy. TO an enormous extent he
thinks it very sustaining. 1t is n wonder
he would acknowledge the corn. but !
suppose it popped ont before he thought,
"a he really has pop corn on t he brain
f)r, in the midst OF the talk, he told us
that a party who had entertained Mt snip
per and a beautiful center piece OF the
table pyramid of pop corn. We happened
to know that that was. well, only a
dream aud we may anticipate that his
next vision will Re South AmbOy. turned
into fields and fields of pop corn full of
rod and white ears. For did he not Mt
the time of the Daughters of Americas
barn dance retrospect back into the past
when dreaming and tell us of the old
time barn dances when the red ears of
cocn wete found and of the consequent
kissing and love making in the walk
home by moonlight ? But apropo of the
pop corn if it really is so sustaining, why
not try eating it instead of sweets as Il
sacrifice for Lent T?
BY the way, it is surprising how many
in this town do sacrifice something de
string the lenten season. Men even give
" playing cards and women give up
cake, candies or something of which
they are particularly fond as a sort of
penance, but 20 live on pop corn would
he introducing something unique and. ae
Our Dreamer SAYS, ''sus tanning"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10
NEWS ITEMS.

Harry Williams. who has been i'll for
the past few days returned to his work
as conductor in the Rapid Transit rail-
road yesterday afternoon
Tonight Richmond Lodge, No. so. X.
of p. meets in X. OF =. Hall.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the South
Baptist chnrch, are working hard for the
fair which they will hold next month.
W. {. 7. U. meets in the hall In Cen
tire street, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. George Hoehn and Miss Mabel
Sure, of La Fayette pl ace were New York
visitors Wednesday.
The Yellow Ribbon Driving Club. q
Pleasant Plains, holds a meeting soon.
Tomorrow afternoon the A~quehonga
Gun Club. will hold a shoot at DR.. Juhl's
grove.
Dance tomorrow night at Doty's Hall,
Eltingville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10
MAD DOG SCARE.
Lonely Little Stranger the Victim of
a Gang of Boys.

Much excitement prevailed all 0 yer
town Thursday afternoon on account of
a dog that was supposed to be mad. The
dog was n stranger in the borough, but
was said to have come in with farmer
a few days ago. The dog was coming
along Broadway on a trot when some
SINAI boys threw stones at it and the
animal, becoming frightened, started on
run and other boys started in at the same
sport. a dog jumped at 1t on tine way
when the strange dog showed fight and
gave the other one n shaking BY that
time the crowd of boys had arrived with
sticks and stones and then they began to
holler mad dog. Others soon Joined in
the chas with hatchets, etc.
On hearing the cy, supposing tina t
the dog was really mad, the strange
dog had not got much further when he
was set upon by another dog and he
tnrned on that dog and bit it. Soon the
excitement reached a great height and
men took up the chase with guns and
revolvers ready for use. Finally it is
claimed, that the animal was shot nv
Chief Mcdonnell, but others saw the dog
got aw Y.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10
carferet

James FiDnegan, of New York, was
the guest of his father, Peter Finne.
gan, Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. L. r. Brown spent
Monday evening and Tuesday in Rail
way.
Mrs. Horton, of Railway, was the
guest of her niece, Mrs. E. R.
Brown, for a few days.
Mr.. jenkins, Sr., is i'll threatened
with pneumonia.
Mr.. ard Mrs. l.. A. Chase and Miss
Marion Chase have returned from a
few weeks-trip to Flori la. They At
tended the inauguration Of President
Roosevelt, OH their return.
A II alaIm OF fire was sounded from
the Wheeler Condenser Works ubout
II O'Clock Tuesday night. The whist,
blew for a long while, which created
quite a little excitement. The fir,
proved to he a pile of coke which had
ignitcd in the foundry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10
THE LECTURE COURSE.
TO be Delivered in TOttenviIIe Every
Friday Night.

Tonight the free lecture in X. of p.
Hall, under the auspices of the BOARD Of
Education, will be given by Frank J.
Belcher. 1t will be on The DAYS of TO-
The lectures will be given every Fri
day night until April %. and they will
be as follows:
Friday March l7-Miss Jennie NJ. Davis.
Growth OF Union" An interesting
count OF the causes which led to the
formation Of the United States of Ameri-
ca. Illustrated by stereopticon views.
Friday, March a :-Mr. Edward Hapa.
man Hall. "a Worlds Race for n Conti-
nent." This lecture traces the contest he-
tween Spain, England and France for
possession Of North America, and shows
what the Louisiana Purchase was and
why it was made. illustrated by sterc-
opticon views.
Friday, March 3l:-Mr. Ernest r.
Holmes. "The Meaning and Magnitude
of the ! cusiana Purchase Exposition .
Illustrated by s~tereopticon views.
Friday, April MIR. Rosslter johnson,
Cunning Point in the Civil War" a
lecture of great interest. Illustrated by
~stereopticon views.
Friday, April 1i:-Dr. Frank b. Kelly
New Amsterdam the City Below Wall
Street" The first of three lectures on
The History of New York" Illustrated
by %stareopticon views.
Friday, April 2S:-Dr. Frank d. Kelly,
Upper Manhattan" Illustrated by
Stereonf icon vievc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10
GOD AND MAN.


PRINCETON, y. j.. March 10.-''The
Moral Forces In the Twentieth Centu-
yy'' was the subject of the Trask lee
ture delivered al Princeton university
last night by the Rev. Edward Everett
Hale. Ii. D., chaplain OF the United
States senate. He said in part:
The success of the American repub-
lie is due to the working of two
mighty moral forces, cod and man"
AS an illustration DR.. Hale cited the
cast of two German brothers. one en-
igrates to this country and establishes
himself as Il farmer in the middle west.
He advances his station in life. while
his brother in Germany remains sta
tionary. The chief difference" said
he, lis the fact that the German is
carrying Il soldier on his back. while
the American can rely for law and or
der on moral forces.
The foundation for the success of
our democratic government rests on
the fact that it is the rule of the aver
age man and it is chiefly dependent
upon the cooperation of all its citizens.
together with the assistance of God
liz these VIC have our two great moral
forces"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10
K"REISCHERVILLE.

: John A'Hearn, last Saturday, suf.
fered a sinking spell at the home OF
his son-in law, D F. Andtovett.
1t is rumored that Miss Belle Eau.
rote, of this place, has bsen married
tn George Slach, OF T~ottenvi,le. The
bride is said to he only sixteen yeari
Of aga and her father has sought the
police who believe the Young couple
have taken up their abode in New
Jersey.
Hot Conjec' is the name of q neat
ly bound novel recently published.
which is meeting with considerable
popularity hcreabouts being writer
by Miss Margaret Louise Lvnd whC
was until recently a resident OF Krei.
schervillc. While q teacher in oul
schoo! the young lady. during her
spare time, has woven an Interesting
STORY laid Oh Green Island in which
she depicts a light love tale whore the
heroine gains some valuable expert
ence-Hot Conjee. The scenes and
characters SAVIOR very much of Staten
Island. The knowing one here figure
"Pokeville" TO be Rosseille, Foe
toryville" as Kreischerville, and
"~Plaiuville' is considered Pleasant
Plains. That Mrs. Pryin." one Of
the leading characters, lives near here
on the Freshkill road is argued with
certainty. We Join in wishing Miss
Lynd success.
Tbs Staten Island Brick & Tile
Company will rebuild their factory at
Green Ridge on the Benedict farm,
that was recently destroy ed By fire.
N. A. Trune & Son, of West Ross
Vile have harvested fifteen hundred
tons Of ice at Tottenville.
Captain John Segulue the venerable
grocer OF Rossvilie las been en-
paueled to serve on the petit jury.
The captain is within M year of be.
ing exempt from such duty and was
in hope he would escape tie ordeal OF
passing Judgment on his fellow-man,
but he Just put the old paddock on
the door and went and made the mos
OF it, returning at 3 p IN. to meet tie
late afternoon rush of trade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10
NEWS ITE Nj s.

J. Samuels, of New York, formerly of
his borough, spent Tuesday evening in
town and o q two side degrees in Gen!
Morgan Lodge |. o. o. f.
John Rne and Mr.. Rue, ST., of Broad
way attended the Inauguration at Wash
ington d. C. Monday
Fred Kreis .hmans of Ticetown, and
Mike Hummel, Of Morristown. were
borough visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Zimpher, of Ernston, has
old all goods. %incubators, chickens, etc.
left over at the sale, TO Mr.. Berkhardt,
butcher at Mechhanicsville.
Thomas Gordap had a fall on Silver
mans concrete sidewalk Wednesday
morning
Gus Wilmington, son of Prof, whiting.
on, who resided at Stevendale, IL mum
Der of years. was calling on old friends
he borough Wednesday,. lie left the
borough fourteen years ago and is in the
commission business in Boston
Hon. D. C. Chase entertained a number
Of friends at dinner Wednesday evening
Mrs. Kate Bronx. of Broadw y. wa.
4 New York visitor Wednesday.
7. b. Quackenboss, of Broadway. wa,
/ New York visitor Wednesday.
Richard McCloud, of Broadway, was al
out of town visitor Wednesday.