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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-23
Shock Was Felt In Japan

LONDON. April 8-AccordIne TO a dIe-
patcn from Toxic, the seismographs in
san francisco earthquake reached Japan
IN eleven minutes. Two scismogIsts from
Japa3 VIII go to San Francisco forthwith
ing hospital ship. % senu-
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LIVED IN SALT LAKE.
san francisco's Dead Fire Chief Was
in Business Here.

Special TO The Tribune
RANDOLPH, Mass. April 22.-CbIef
EInslneer Humphrey Sullivan of the San
,,T, + tTTa,nciseo Fire department, who was fa-
time Of tho earthquake, Is a native ~
1his town, going TO San Francisco when
4 Years old with his father lie was a
fseteIah OF the Spanish war and upon he
ing uiSchargcd from service went to Salt
LIuke; where for n short time he was in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-23
Welded With SI.5O.

\ wedding took place at the relief
bureau at midnight last night Despite
the fact that the groom had only 81 so the
newly married couple looked chSorfully on
Ihe prospect that confronted them, and
departed happy and hopeful
A relief bureau especially for theatrical
people Is situated on Broadway near
twelfth, and transportation East has
been furnished to 200 people one hun
cred nre being fed at the Bell theater and
VIII be given tickets out OF town as soon
as possible Stars as we'll as music hall
singers are gathered at the bureau and
there arc many OF them who look hungry
for sight Of the lights of Broadway
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-23
Chinese Fared Worst.

Inc chinese Jared worst OF all the San
Francisco refugees. Some got out with
their belongings at tho first alarm OF fire
but others remained until the afternoon.
Ihen. as tho flames came closer they
were driven out by the soldiers without
being allowed TO gather food or clothing
a nasty guard shot one as he was going
INTO MS own store for goods. Nearly ten
thousand of them have arrived here, and
the majority have been cared for in the
local Chinatown, Nearly all of them are
absolutely destitute and IL was impossl-
bls untll this morning to provide In any
adequate way for feeding them Mony
are going TO other towns, but there arc
thousands who with no prospects of find
ing Work. no matter where they GO have
sunk into a state of apathy They are
housed as well as possible among their
countrymen. but the accommodations are
very meagcr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-23

FLOOD OF MESSAGES
POURING INTO CITY
Mostly Addressed to Burned
Out Citizens; They Can
not Be Delivered.

OAKLAND. April 22,-The telegraph
situation Is improving. new circuits be-
Ing opened enabling the companies to
send an increased volume OF business.
AT tho Western Union office q dozen
clerks are kept busy receiving messages
10 be sent out There are not enough
coin drawers to accommodate the clerks
and each holds I'm her hand n sack OF
money from which she makes change
Cannot Deliver Messages.
The messages being received arc be-
coming overwhelming I'm number Most
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OF them are addressed to people who
lived In the burnt district OF San Fran
cisco and 1t Is impossible TO deliver them.
The offices being to small to accommo-
date the inQuirerS for messages, nine
booths have been erected, one on Broad
way and the rest on Eleventh street. The
messages, alphabetically arranged arc
sent TO these booths and every one of
them Is crowded with people expecting
messages of inquiry, or answer TO their
kilograms they have sent
Will Cash Orders Sent.
Arrangements have been made by the
Western Union for the caShing of small
amounts sent by telegraph Similar con-
ditions prevail at the Office OF the Postal
company
About 300 soldiers arc guarding the
city, and two baltallions OF the Seventh
regulars are to arrive from Los Angeles
tonight.
City Is Now Quiet.
There has been practically no sorder
and not a shot has been fired. Health
conditions are good and the hospitals
though full. are able to take care of all
cases About nifty insane people have
been caught so far and arc In confine-
mcnt. Some of them undoubtedly escaped
from asylums and from hospitals I'm San
Francisco while others are temporarily
insane through the terrible experiences
OF the past few days.
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Will Cash Orders Sent.
City Is Now Quiet.
to It's fullest capacity and many people

to Its fullest capacity, and many people
had to stand.
The church was beautifully decorated
with flowers and there was an appropriate
by Father Cushnahan. One hundred and
fifty knights OF Columbus of which order
the deceased was a member attended In a
body, and the Woodmen OF the World of
which order he also a member
turned out two hundred strong, There
worc visitors present from Idaho, Wyom-
Ing, Nevada and from Ogden and Salt
Lake In Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-23
MALONE oBSEQUIEs
impressive Services Held for de-
ceased Railroad Man.

Special TO Tho Tribune
na1si OGiDENi o Utah. April 22.-Impressive fp
Malone, the railroad man VIZ =, IN M'Ke e
t5a to5dy murdered at Nina, New. We're T1hi SaId
Ry Ioday from st. Joseph's Catholic cbTch
the the interment yme ChSshnahan hsnm officiating, and
ttery, 80 many friends did Mr. nfoin,c. nIe
nave 'nat the big church was crowSaS
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accommodate 1000 people. and has sent
sixty physicians and nurses to look after
the sick in II. Food Is also coming in from
that city and more help is offered IL need
Cd The principal food needed now Is
fresh fruit, which is requested OF nearby
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WILL RAISE 5000, 900.
Grand Old State of Massachusetts, Is
Making Great Record.
Special TO Tho Tribune,

Special TO Tho Tribune.
BOSTON, Mass. April 22,-Thrce mil
lion dollars have already been pledged
by various Massachusetts interests In San
Francisco for the relief fund, and the
total Will reach s5C0o.000 inside of ten
days. Every workman is giving n days
pay. and depots have been opened for
supplies that can be forwarded without
spelling.
Fifteen thousand dollars worth of medi-
cal supplies and disinfectants have beer.
bought In Salt Lake for Boston account
and rushed forward
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-23

anything he has said or done for a long
time, He IS getting to be rcckoned In
tho safe and eane class. comparatively
speaking Boston Herald,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-23
d EDITIONS IMPROVED.
dfsee Sends Cheering MESSAGE

disee Sends Cheering Message
y ito the President.
aNToN. April 22.-Pregidcnt Rooso-
tho following Telegram
sPardee OF California. dated Oak-
tSday:
dent. Washington:
'dor ships, Conditions much better.
al cetner cool people cheerful. and
n meiI thken care of No epidem-
Spathy. We appreciate very much
60 oRGE c. PARDEE. Governor"
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appropriated over $1,000 for the relief
Of destitute printers at San Francisco.
Refugees in Livermore.

LIvERMORE, Cal. April 22.-Thls town
has received its share OF refugees and Is do
ing all possible to aid in the rcliof work for
her destitute brethren and sisters OF San
Francisco. Large quantities OF food are being
sent from here to San Franciso and tho bak-
cries are being day and night to supply
bread for distribution among the destitute
people
The union also Issued statement that
typographical unions In the East wishing
tho Portland union to act as disbursing
agent should communicate with Secretary
Lon De Yarmond, care Oregonian. who
Will obtain supplies and forward them TO
San Francisco
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N GREAT BENEFIT.

4 Frs Of Los Angeles Will
I;shite in the Work.
sLES, April 22.-All tho tbcater.
arbles arc TO unite In a bcneft for
lfcisco sufferers. This action was
L,,< at special meeting.
~ Will take place at tho Moso,
J Y. on Thursday afternoon. Na~
10 pence at II o'clock. and is oS-
uDetinlo from noon until nIehtfoii
sfl<mIsslon. et"Ii.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-23

Mr.. Bryan's contribution To the discus
sion OF the subject of Socialism has oc-
easioned moro general appreciation than
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-23
Will Receive Conventions.

Boston offers it's facilities for all con-
ventionS scheduled for San Francisco, now
compelled to change their plans. School
children here arc raising funds to estab-
lish new schoolhouses I'm San Francisco.
The smallest villages Of New England are
represented. Gov Pardce wires Col, Run
lett that the number killed is smaller than
at first supposed. All Hartford companies
are reported able to pay insurance.
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<NGELES GENEROUS.

~, OF @oUo, ,OOO Has Bean
s Raised to Date.
tgnslEddEs, Cal, April 2-Tb,o,
W nve thousand doIlars is ~
epil pscrlbed 10 date In and nhom,
g. 10 the fund for the relief -,
tncisco earthquake sufferers
Tot Fai amounts given arc frnn, aIi
laSses. from the miIlionai-n
al, Japanese mcnials, and tbo
aelars. ''s 10 thou
8 mus raised Is placed IN th.
u municipal relief committoa
- }Snoed for food shipments
w fislon OF the Chambcr ~ }',lents Want
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Work Is Now Well Estab-
ed and Under an Ad-
mirable System.
of BEDDING IS
EAT PRESENT TROUBLE
Vt Physicians and Nurses
Are Caring for the
I Injured.

FRANCISCO. April 22.-The COM
!. bving in charge the relief OF the
report that every homeless man.
md child In San Francisco is be-
I for and that there was no suf-
the score of either food or drink
he city.
Iome Lack Of Bedding.
Ugh the emergency hospitals,
ere quickly established and at
|el!y many physicians almost with
IA. & hours notice. the only COM
|iRlat really exists Is the lack OF
Though the army and navy
|ahn called upon for blankets. quilts
like, the supply furnished by
partments is not enough and the
Is fear an epidemic of colds,
hay prove serious, II more bed
not procured. This fear exists
rly at the Preside and the east
|>of Golden Gate park. where the
re brisk and the morning air
|O0 No Recent Deaths.
'hirty patients are quartered in
>>ttory that comprises the Park
,cy hospital Considering that
injured people received attend
The park since Wednesday morn
- Is regarded by the physicians
Spromlsing, No deaths have oc~
the Park Emergency hospital
Wednesday mornings terrific
Army of Physicians.
lb physicians and attendants are
Mn the park at present New
4 s and inspectors, who are being
|SH In great numbers by the Board
h. Will be assigned-to districts
IN the park, as the physicIane are
that the Park Emergency hos |
|9nder perfect surveillance
Whisky Is Confiscable.
|p1no difficulty has been met with |
lark In securing an ample supply |
|aslt Is needed for the care OF the |
|Hnd alling DR.. Rottanzi yester-
seated seven barrels of whisky
saloon and placed q guard |
|an that the liquor could be avail
|tihis purpose,
EHShort of Milk Cans.
ua few hours an ample supply Of
Ew be assured. The trouble in this
tsas been the lack of cans. The
IL was 0rSt brought Into the city
[r,ans, and these receptacles were
pity returned. AS a result the
l.. had nothing in which to carry
|SAd the supply ran short. On
|sEhiS the committee In charge Sc
N klarge number OF vehicles and
by secured the city, picking up
nans- At the dairies chimneys
|IAected and repaired so that the
be washed and sterilized. and
y be no further difficulty on this
|1blishing New Stations.
/ lmittce is establishing new re-
ms wherever there is need for
r.. in addition TO the work being
|Inally. is tie work done at many
the outskirts by individuals or
Pat organizations. Some OF these
4ng In connection with the com
Did some are not, but all are
10 one end. and that end, the re-
Ne needy, is being accomplished |
|mitly.
s,Isoon Be Organized.
ef committee is issuing orders ON
d on supply stations, and with
|yr or two at the outside the work
|'1oroughly organized and annie
|lr be on hand with which to honor
E orders that have been presented
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Carried Out Free.

Requests for free transportation arc in
Nestlgated as closely as possible. and all
the deserving are sent away Women and
chlldren and married men who wish to
JON their families I'm different parts Of
the State arc given tho preference. The
transportation bureau is on street cor
ners where man stands on a box and
calls the names of those who are entitled
TO passes
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btTERs SEND $4,000.
typographical Union Makas
merous Donation

0HI5 OF, April 22.-Multnoma
KpHi union, the local bod nf
-xhe special meeting today
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City Is Straining Every Nerve
to Care for $4,000
Homeless.
DESTITUTE CHINESE
FARE WORST OF ALL
Registration of Strangers
Brings Reunion of Many
Families.

OAKLAND, Cal, April 22.-Oakland is
caring for 1900 people. rendered home
less by the San Francisco disaster, and Is
prepared TO care for twice as many. The
height of the influx has been reached. and
the number of the refugees Is slightly de-
cIeasing. Although they are stu coming
In large numbers. still more arc leaving
ON every train for different points
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No One Goes Hungry,

No one now goes hungry here. and few
lack shelter, but cots and bed covering
are needed; Parks, public squares vacant
iots. churches. fruternal halls. shelter the
homeless ones. Al the First Presbyterian
VIII sleep there tonight. Pews have been
turned INTO beds. Cots are In the aisles
IN the gallery and In the Sunday-schooi
room. room. Every available inch of space is
occupied by some substitute for a bed An
emergency maternity hospital has been
established at Emcryvlle.
Rockefeller Establishes Camp.
John ID. Rockefeller has sent money for
the establishment OF a new camD which
VIII bear his name
Los Angeles has provided for a camD IN
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Safe and Sane.

ASH irs. FnkanS AdyCe-A Woman Understands
The Alaska prospector., 1906-12-13

Fancy china, cut glass and fancy novelties at Owl Drug Co.
 Heinz's Gold Medal mince meat -at Valdez Cold Storage Co.
 Order Christmas candy now at the Owl Drug Co. and avoid the rush and difficulties of Xmas week delays.
 Christmas Presents for the Chll- aren-No other stock n town--at Oougherty,s.
 For a frst-class cup of coffee or a bowl of good clam chowder call 4: the Alaska Kitchen.
 J G. Snyder is expected to re- : turn from the states on the Penn s%lvania.
 An assortment of Candies that has no equal at the Red Cross Drug Co.
 Fresh English Plum Pudding at Valdez Bakery.
 B. F. Willard. who is bringing machinery for the Gslrna Bay tnines ,Sill probably come from seattle on the Pennsylvania.
 The very latest silk plaid belts at Ladies' Bazaar.
 The Owl Drug Co. has Q fine line of Holiday Goods at sur prisingly low prices.
 The new management is now in pose,sion of the Nizina building. They will continue 10 "p: rate the bar as it is for few days until the necessary changes can he made in the building. The hotel office will he in the annex on the corner. and in the present bar room, poo: anu billiard tables will be ins ln Plans have already been drawn for the alterations and a;d.t,o ,~ ,. the building, and work wiil start ss soon aS the weather will permit.
 For The Little Ones-Toys, Dolls, Games, at Dougherty's.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-12-13
Competition Is the Life
 Of Trade This is the reason our store has
 the patronage.

Now is the time to look into your medicine chest before going inside. We will outfit you with every necessary article for the trail and camp. Let Us suggest an out fit for you. Our prices are right and satisfaction guaranteed.
 The Most Complete Line of
 Tobacco and Smokers Goods
 Iu the North
 We invite inspection in any line we carry. No substitution. Red Cross DrugCo
 Phone 36. Day or Night.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-12-13
$5555
Diamond Ring to be Civ
 en Away Christmas.

gem-yery fine blue, cut from rough stone called Blue White wesselton, extraordinarily brilliant, weighing ss carat, This .diamond Is one of the most sought after sizes and ln It's beauty resembles & drop of sparkling water. With each 3l purchase between now and Christ. mas will be given . ticket for this beautifuldia- mond ring Make Christmas selections now, wa will put them aside in our vaults for you. All our lines are full and complete anc It Is 10 your advantage to select from complete assort- ments The assortment Is one calculated to meet the taste, ueans and preference ot every individual likely to enter our store. Ii stand ard merit and exclusive variety so for any thing they will score record for tho present season that will see all Of our old custorners better satisfied than ever before, aud new ones put on the list as friends of an establishment that believes in dealing honestly and noerally with it's patrons. We cap assure you that you will always find in our store exceptional val ues and just Prices, courtesy and desire ano effort to give entire sat- ction,
 P.E. KERN,
 Goldsmith and Silversmith. Top WINTER, Mgr.
 See Mrs. DrOWE'S nara Iuck at Montana tonight
 Leather gifts are very popular this year. Owl Drug Co.
 Don't forget to have your cos- tunes ready for the grand mas oueraae ball New Years. The af- fair will be managed by the orches- tra and n, hy my. individual. Arransemen,s are being made for a swell event.
 The Golden Rule Bazaar has re- ceived a fine line of notions. ladies' underwear and fancy ladies' caps. Call and see them.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-09-06
b. Piefce's favoftte Presehptloa,

Is not . secret os patent medicine, sgainss
which the most Intelligent pe0plo sfs
quite naturally sverse becs use Of the un-
eArtainSy - 70 their harmless character.
but y n,sdlel,O or nNowa coxrosiriox.
: full llss of a'l n. insredisnts being
wreppse. An examlnatIon Of this lsss ot
ingredients will disclose the fact that Il
b non. alcoholie 10 ~ composit!oo. chem.
icslly pure gly ycertpo taking tho place q
tho coinmOply uSed alcohol, In itS make
pp. Tho "fsvorits Prescription Of III.
Pierce 10 In iscs the only medicine put up
io< tho % olre ,a r womans nj. pseui!sk p Xss.. 1
GiseA tAst does not contain slcoAol ss>1
N1 20 ~ i0svs 9sIosseetss. Furshesmoss,
Is 4 the only medicine for woman's speels!
Ais0asea, the ingredients q which have
1Ao unanimous oodoesoment q Du the
kodlns medical vntesS And tssehssS q
~ NE several 9ehoels q practice, 80
e: ..t so9 :: rs%sd 70, sec :n'1 p e.
4 lius beok q .oens Of shs9s eedoree-
meqts WI pe esnt. 70 any addrss, posi-.
e.; 8 = -: $50; ~ ill., r. 4 RF
DOM forget that Dr. Piefce's Fsvorit
Prescription, TOT womaa's weaknesses and
medicine, beinG w. 'favosite Prscrip.
uoQ' Of . regularly educated md ssadu
s.el phys!c,sn. engaged " tho practice
q his chosen spcclalty-that ot diseases
Of twouen-tAstits ingred icnts are printed
q p.otn En9a@sh on ovesy bottle-wrsppcr;
Mat y = the only medicine especially d.
Hgpcd for the eore Of womanb diseases
that contains no alcohol. and tho oaiy
ono ths. ha. . professional e":or.eme1s
worth more thsa ~ the .o-eailed 'testi'
klneA Send for these endorsements -
above They are Jrcs for tho a.kIng.
baeka.he, dis.inas., pain Qf dragging
down scns.tIon low down In Ne shdoraes.
veak back. have d!sasreoabao and weak.
inx, eaiaYrhAl. pelvic drain, q ssc u
Distress from boing long on yonr tces. then
yxn, may b. sure Of benefit from taking
tn. f!ssoos Tevorite Prescription
Ov. Pleycs's Plsasa nj Pellets the bsst lAz.
stivs and regulator Of the bowels. They
invigorste stomach. NYsr and eowsls.
0ss : LAXATIVE: two - thres . csshart1S-
Catoctin clarion., 1906-09-06
TOWN DIRECTORY.

President Board Of Commissioners
VIM. J. Freeze.
Commissioner T. Weller. Jos. "A.
Wcddle, J. I. Mackley, J. W. Creeger.
Bailiff and Tax Collector-Benedict
Knott.
Magistrate-B. M. Jones.
Notary Public-W. w. Zimmerman.
Postmaster. H. Cover.
CHURCHES.
Reformed Guy P. Bready. pastor.
United Brethren Rev. Gordon l. Rider,
pastor.
Methodist Episcopal-Rev. F. II. Bay
ley, pastor.
Lutheran
Moravian-Rev. J. F. Kaiser, pastor.
German Baptist Elder T. J. Kolb in
ch.rgc, assisted by Elders John S. Wcy-
bright and L. ]. F'lohr.
Episcopal
Catholic G. H. Tragesser.
SCHOOLS.
High School-H. D. Beachley, principal.
Public School-.Grayson Palmer, prln-
cipal, Misses M. Beth Firor, LIST Assist
ant, Grace Henshaw, I'd Asst, Lima Nc
Guigan, Sd Asst.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-09-06

Two hundred members of the Lutheran
congregation of Middletown, friends of
the retiring pastor, Rev. M. L. Beard,
called at the parsonage Tuesday evening
and presented him with purse of $50 in
gold as token of their esteem.
Mr.. William w. Doub made the presen-
tation address, and farewell addresses
were made by Mr.. Joshua Ahalt, presi-
dent of the Council, and by Rev. w. H.
Settlemyer and S. A. Hedges.
Rev. Beard and his family are expect
ed to arrive at their new home in Thur
mont today.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-09-06
Hard fO Get .JurOrs.

1t seems to be hard job to get jurors
from this district, no less than five being
excused from jury duty at this term.
It is almost impossible for farmer
who has no help to serve. as it comes in
the midst of seeding and corn cutting. 1t
is very aggravating to the Court to be
compelled to excuse so many persons, but
= decided hardship would be imposed in
many cases, IL an arbitrary rule would
be laid down.
We would suggest that the Court as
certain, in advance as far as possible, the
occupation of the prospective names to
70 into the jury box, and they could then
more readily Judge If they would be in a
position to serve.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-09-06
improvements.


The Peddicord properties situated near
Mt. St. Mary's have recently been pur-
chased by the Messrs Hemler whose pro-
perties adjoin those Of the Peddicords.
Mr.. Samuel Hemler has purchased the
home place of Theodore Peddicord and
after giving the land general cleaning
up" will improve the buildings.
Messrs John d. and Frank Hemler
have secured the farm recently occupied
by John A. Peddicord. They have al
ready made considerable improvements
in the way of cleaning fence rows, along
the pike principally, and it is their inten-
ton to erect new buildings in the near
future.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-09-06

The next Sunday for services in Mt.
Carmel Catholic church will be Sunday,
September 10th, at $50 a. m.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-09-06
Business Locals.

II WANTED-B CHICAGO
whnle.nlc and mail order house, assistant
manager (nian or woman) for tins county
and adjoining territory. Salary SEQ and rx-
rcnscs paid weekly; expense money ad'nn'
ced. Work pleasant; position permanent.
No investment, or experience required. Sp' re
time valuable. Write nj once for full par
tcu'ars aud enclose self addressed envelope
Address,
GENERAL. MANAGER,
1874 f. Lake st.,
july 10 lSt. Chicago.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-09-06
Contract Awarded.

Mr.. J. Wesley Creeger of this place
has been awarded by the c. & P. Tele-
phone Co., the contracts for furnishing
poles on its lines to be erected from Thur
mont to Lewistown via Jimtown, and
from Thurmont to Emmitsburg. In all
about 800 poles will be required. Mr..
Creeger will begin at once cutting and
delivering poles; the construction work
will begin about the 18th inst.
Catoctin clarion., 1906-09-06
Shot in Foot.

Jacob Pryor, Foxville, was handling a
single-barreled shotgun when it was ac-
cidentally discharged, portion of the
load entering his right foot. He was ta-
ken to Smithsburg where the injury was
dressed.