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Notice of Summons.

C,TTy COURT OF THE C1I1 OF. NEW YORK
S.vn1an F-rb. plaintiff. against Alfred Dfsclyn
- nsn1e fired fictitious the real given
80 4efsndant DscIyn being unknown to this pisin.
Linn. said name John oeins fictitious ths
ani ,ar1a of the defendant Linn being unknown
b1 5ainH the said defendants composing the firm Of
&, linn defendants-To the above named de-
<,dants You are hereby summoned 70 answer tns CON-
,bis and to serve copy OF your
~, tba paiutirs attorneys within six days after
Of exclusive OF tne day %
ts s1d an case OF your failure 70 appear OF answer.
will be taken against 70" ~ U0~-4- AOF tns
SsIeF dsusndAd in the compliant.
DATED New York. July 18th. 4sV'- vr-. A.
-,--rr~uoE-EER GERBER e. JAMES, Attorneys for
IL Once q P. o Address 30 Broad"ay BOZ
ofM Manhattan New YORK t1tS-
ro,Sa anove named defendants ana eacI oI
served upon you ny oloitsaton,
rrsanf 70 the order OF the Hon iLlan "a Ns1nanns
p 20 the t,stces of City Court or tne Clry ot
81 yort dateI the 18th day of August Isol ara HE'D
h ~ corpIaint Office OF the ClerK OF ne Cly
t,,r, OF the CITY New York at the So1Is se s
a. Rrovzr1 Building NO 81 Sh-Hao1Is S1ee--
or o., N ~ F5o-onxh Of Manhattan. City Of New YORK
Dated We" A"iN- &c,
,r7~rrSTToEFER GERBER & JAMES, Attorneys fos
II & P o. Address 30 olOaI"aJs BOT
ns,qh OF Manhattan. New York CITY
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Starkey Seminary

On Seneca Lake. Watkins. Opens Sept 3.
both Prepares best colleges.
specialists
gnsrce. Nj SUMMERBELL- Pres. itkenont. ". Y.
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pREssMAKINo AND MILLINERY.

nRpssMAKER, experienced, desires en-
gaaements by the day; references No-
dress Mrs. f. r. i4t East o4th 81
DREssMAKER would like few customers
ont by day or at home: hns WORK Eild
,sr1odeIiing French gowns a specially.
Cratz. 247 west 1lth st.
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HELP WANTED.
.---~@------
Male.

~,r,-rsr>-rs CANvAsSER--WAET
SSEERAI. GOOD ADVERTISING CASS.
vkeSEPS ON THE TRIBUNE AItMANA,SS,; es,S,
LIBERAL COMMISSION. REEee REPESeEpNITTsE pITsI' TEo
bbE0IIIpFD CALL OR ADDRESS BOol-
EESS OFFICE. TRIBUNE BUILDING.
,,o,r-r CLERK wanted; city references-
Hotei Roland, o9th ST and Madison ave.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NTNIATrRr kI.MsvAc

6sl Moon rises e-io Moon age -
HIGH WATER
sx-eanc- Hook So GOV Iea1s l3 fzell Gate e=5S
p-Ss-Gr sscox island 9S Hen Gate .:9l
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prrI..RD AND FOOL TABLES.

,,ANr-FACrURERs Of billiard and po,oiI "a
bies: high grade bowling aley Gn,Isr.
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MACHINERY.

prDTrCrD PPICFs.-Sno second hand
wood and iron working n,arhines; fnlIy
rarantsed: machinery bought and eh
Changed GEO n EDDY sps Aadlson ~
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TYPEwRITERs.

-,--uv, T,rF.Rs Remington. IS; Blick-
1"-ter Yost or keystone. 81 so; Will
.oms slO: Manhattan. SIS. Gay. las'
,saSIson ave-
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IoTII ST. Q FAST.-Seoond foor; prtva,e
baths; other rooms with ooaru' reiei
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

.eTE ST 14s EAST.-Desirable rooms
single or en- suite: private baths; eAcei-
r,nt table and attendance: refined paron-
age; references
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rvprrwRITERS-Au makes sold. rented
renaired exchanged. reliable service
c-nrman. 10 Nassau st Telephons %iso-
Cortlaudt
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Fuppies: Engnsn P2.n9ers
r~girtar4d dogs f. J. NJ At o.
ave. NcKeespor. Penn
49,, swaening. cleans carpets llnoleums.
noors beautifuily: saves busting. destroys
moths CSC. 81 cans: SO 50. SIS barrels, Ihe
star Anttdust COMPANY. Slnc!r.r.au-. -.
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CARPET CLEANING.

j. & j. W. WILLIAMS. .I
Ss5 w. 6ATM ST. 2.s e.5sass: :i r: s
CARPET CLEANING. Estaohshed to''-
CAREFUL, CARPET C14EANlNG %
Cleans bv compressed air steam. hand or
IN aoor. f654 Broadway. Al East <sth ST
coz q BRANDT. Tel 132--Ssth:
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Steamers Joseph " Fordney. New Orleans; Pr1n
Anne. Nnrfolk and newell News.
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Sept .. 500 p N
Sept 80. 500 2 m
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GARDENER and FARMER-German. As:
married; three children; - years expert
ence in all branches. glass and outdoor,
also landscape work and first class mush-
room grower; best references: honest. sober
and Industrious: wife good butter maker;
last employer can be seen; disengaged Sep
tember l. Address Gardener, r. W. Box =
D6rien, Conn
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GERMAN couple: wife good cook: man
gardener all around. Is Garden stop
floor, Hoboken-
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GARDENER R.-Ciernan-Amertcan; married,
80 years old: boy Z. gentleman.s place:
or private clubhouse to take care Of. under
stands garden. flowers. vegetables and also
raising poultry. etc: best references last
employer: years in one place: state price
willing 20 pay Please address 5oT Hol-
lister ave, Bridgeport. Conn
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COACHNAN and GROOM COL
ored; understands the business. highest
references: handy man all around. J. Stock
Law l4T Warburton ave. NOnkers. N l.
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GERMAN GIRL first class cook: good
baker. has friend. kitchenmaid; together
or separate: no objections country: private.
public Morrov's Bureau. 721 Lexington
ave. corner SSth st
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COACHMAN and USEFUL MAN--eIer-
man. single: middle aged: thoroughly
experienced; understands gardening. pouE
try: strictly sober. trustworthy. wiilins'
permanent place preferred; personal refsr-
ences F. ". Box IL. Tribune Office.
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GIRLS (29 wish position IN private family
DO not speak English Gail to > n.
Gutierrez. 439 West 5Sth 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08
Sequel TO the Disappearance OF
George w. Fay, a ke-
nosha Man. -~
HIS WIFE WANTS SEPARATION
Brings Sensational Charges Against
Her Missing Husband.
Judge Belden Issues an Order Nam
lng a Receiver for the lis
tate-OtheT State News -
of Interest.

Kenosha, Wis, May 6.-Jugde E &.
Relden in the circuit court here has
issued an order naming Walter
HUSting as receiver for George W.
Fay. Il wealthy hardware man who
disappeared from Kenosha two
months ago and from whom no word
has been received CONFIDENT with
the appointment of receiver. Mrs
Mary ID. Fay, the wife of the III s.
ing man, has filed a sensational suit
for separate maintenance in viii II
Fay is charged with having improper
relations with milwaukee, woman.
Fay left the store here two months
ago, presumably 10 50 Il the bank and
make deposit. He made the de-
post and then started 10 attend the
funeral of the late John ale ander
Dowie and this was the last heard OF
him in any way. detectives have
been seeking Fay in many cities since
that fine. but he has so comp etely
covered his tracks that no trace of
him has been found. The order of
the court gives the receiver the right
to convert the business OF Fay into
money at once. Fay is worth $4,000.
In her suit. his wife does not ask for
an absolute dissolution Of the marriage
ties, but simply division of the prop
erty for herself and children. She
seems to be convinced that Fay is
alive and that he has deserted her.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08
WOMAN KIDNAPS
HER DAUGHTERS
Binds Maid in Husbands Home and
Fiees with the Children-.aalt
Seeks Divorce.

Kenosha. Wis, May 3.-Mrs. AIfre |
Terrell, of Wilmette, H., who recent
~ applied for divorce kidnapped he
two daughters, Anabell and Mildred
aged and years respectively, from
the home of her husband j.: this city
after gagging and binding their nurse
to a bedpOst.
Mrs. Terrell placed the youngest
child in q gO-cart, which she let in
front of the house, and, taking the
other child by the hand, leisurely
walked down the street Efforts of
the husband and KenOsha police to To-
cate her and the children have been
futile
Mrs. Terrell was formerly in tn
PennOyer sanator.um and was well az
quainted in KenOSha Her Illness date ;
back a year ago to the death of a
child. Since then she has shown a
strange aversion to her husband, but
was devoted to her children.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08
NEAR TO DEATH
IN A TENEMENT
Fire at Kenosha, Wis, Jmprrils Near.
~ Fifty Lives, but All Thought
to Have Escaped.

Kenosha, Wis, May G.-There was
a spectacular fire here when flames
destroyed a three-story frame tene-
ment house occupied by thirty-tive to
fifty foreigners, and in the excitement
that followed the fire many of the peo-
pie in the house were more or less in
jured- When the fire broke out nearly
all of the inmates of the house were
asleep in their beds and in the scram-
BILE for safety they leaped from the
second and third story windows
The tiremen risked their lives to
carry the women and children from
the smOke-filled rooms of the house.
Chief of the Fire Department ISer-
mann, who abandoned the big building
at II O'Clock, gave it as his opinion
that every one was out of the house.
1t is possible that loss of life attended
the fire, but not probable
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08
Walked Straight to Death.

Paris, ILL.,. May Barlow PickrelE-
20 years old, was killed by a c., Fl. &
D. train under circumstances sugges-
tive of suicide. He worked for several
seasons in the vicinity of. Chr iSman,
going to his home in Kentucky for the
winter He purchased a ticket for De
catur, ILL.,, and after checking his bag
gage, walked on the railway track tn
run down by the train. When the en-
gineer sounded warning whistle he
turned and faced the locomotive till be
WAS dashed to death.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08
GREAT HONOR TO DELAWARE
One of the Dreadnaught War Vessels
May Be Named After the
Little State.

Washington, May Z. = President
Roosevelt has under consideration the
naming of two battleships of the
Dreadnaught type, for which contracts
will be awarded soon. The ships will
be given names of states, according to
custom. Most of the states have been
honored, but Delaware, Utah, North
Dakota and New York have ont been
reached. New York is eliminated for
the reason that there is an armored
cruiser named after the city of New
York.
1t is likely that Delaware, the sec
Ond smallest state in the Union, win
be hOnOred by having one of the great
est battlesbips called Delaware and
that Utah will be the other state to be
honored. An effort has been made to,
induce the president to authorize the
remaining Of the cruiser New York
and to call one of the battleships after
that state. but it is not probable that
the movement will succeed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08
MYSTERIOUS THEFT OF MONEY
Sheet Iron Box Containing S., 900 Dis.
appears from Bank TeIIer's
Cage.

Kansas City, May "A small sheet
iron box containing $4,000 disappeared
q week ago from the National Bank Of
Commerce. Neither the box nor the
money has yet been recovered, and the
theft remains mystery to the banks
officers. 1t is supposed the box was
taken from counter in a cage OccU-
pied by teller in the wOman's depart
ment of the bank.
The teller, who learned of the loss
of the box when he went to get it frolte
the vault on beginning the days work,
is indistinct in his recollection Of put
ting it away the night before. 1t is
possible that sneak thief may have
stolen the box just before the close
of business
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08
FRANKLY ADMITS THE PURPOSE
barrow Makes No Secret of What the
Defense Is After.

Darrow, who closed the argument.
began by saying that it was the pur-
pose Of the defense to secure a dis
closure of the evidence in the hands OF
the prosecution. and asked why the
defense was not entitled to such q
showing. He made spirited attack
upon the attitude Of the prosecution
towards it's witnesses and evidence.
describing it as mysterious. unfair and
unjust. He asserted that the only
question involved was one Of fairness
and justice to the accused; laid stress
upon the difficulty of securing testi-
mony from distant points, and the dan
ger to the defense of surprise" test.
mony. and passiOnately asserted that
the rights Of the prisoners We're as
much in the hands of the prosecution
as i'm the keeping of the defense.
IN answer to Judge Wood DarrOw
said that the defense was not ready to
90 to trial, but Richardson interrupted
him to make the qualification that the
defense was as ready as it ever could
be in the circumstances where the
case of the state was withheld from
it. He said that in all other respects
the defense was ready.
Richardson, responding in brief to
the argument of B0rah, said that the
counsel for the state made no distinc.
ton in his arguments between the
overt acts which the state would seek
to show the commission Of the alleged
overt acts. The defense wished to know
what the overt acts were.
BOrah closed the discussion with a
spirited speech. in which he defende
secrecy in obtaining witnesses, instanc-
ing the loss Of two in Colorado sun
day; disavowed Il desire for any mans
blood unjustly and avowed the pur-
pose Of the state to 10 its duty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08
CONSOLIDATION OF TROLLEYs
Those Included in the Illinois. Iowa
and Minnesota Have Been Duly
Rounded Up.

Milwaukee, Wis, May 4.-President
j. II. Seaman, of the Illinois, Iowa and
Minnesota road, announces that a con
solidation of all roads embraced in
this system has been effected and
will be formally annuonced at the
annual meeting on May 26. The
roads included are the Rockford Belt
road, the Illinois, Indiana and Gary,
and the Milwaukee and Rockford
roads
AT the annual meeting announce
nlent also will he made of a change
i'll the name Of the system to the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and Gary railroad
company. The total mileage embraced
in the system at present and prOspec-
tive, is 300 miles. One hundred and
twenty-five miles Of the road are now
III operation. -FS&sssf~-E -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08
COMBINE OF COAL BUYERS
Organization to Secure to StOckhOId-
ers Coal from "NOn-Trust'' Mines
Without Monopoly Intervention.

Ashland. Wis, May G.-The success
ful organization of the Northwestern
Cooperative Coal and Dock company.
and the starting of the work here in
the construction of 4 modern coal dock
has aroused a great deal of interest
throughout the northwest. The move
ment was designed originally for the
Farmers COOPERATIVE Company of the
Northwest, but other coal consumers
have become members of the company.
because of resentment at coal trust"
methods.
The company is organized to secure
for its stockholders coal bought direct
at Independent mines in the east. tax
ell to Ashland on boats chartered by
the company, thus taking coal direct
from themineto the stockholders with
out the intervention Of any Organi e
monopoly, ,esFaf. =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08

She lie Served with Papers in a Suit
as She Starts on Her Daily
Drive.

Concord, N. H., May Mrs. MARI
Baker Eddy has been served with pa
pers In a suit against her by Mary
Eta Chappelle, of Wichita, Kan Al
though nothing is known here concern
ing the nature of the suit, further
than that it is Ito quit title it is be
ieved to be connected with a Kansas
real estate transaction.
Personal service of the papers was
made on Mrs. Eddy by High Sheriff
Kimhall as she was about to start on
her daily drive. The sheriff was intro
duced to Mrs. Eddy by Calvin A. FRYE,
her secretary. Mrs. Eddy took the pa
pers with a bow, but made no com
ment.
Wichita, Kan, May Mrs. Ella
Chappelle. Of this city, has brought
suit against Mrs. Mary Baker Green
Eddy to perfect the title to certain
lots in this city formerly owned by
Mrs. Eddy. The lots were owned by
Mrs. Eddy several years ago, but she
neglected the property. Mrs. Chap
pelle paid the taxes, and she is now
suing to perfect the title in her own
name. The property is not worth to
exceed few hundred dollars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08
Admit That They Took Brides.

Milwaukee, May 1.-Two former
members of the county board of super
visors testified in the Schultz trial that
they accepted brides for their votes
when the question of selling the old
morgue site to the street railway COM
pany came before them. Otto S. Eldel,
Jr, said that he had received bride
of $3.50 from Anton Klefsch, the com,
mittee clerk of the county board, and
August Polls swore that Klefisch paid
him $500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08
SCORES ON THE BALL FIELD

CT cago. May {. - Following ars
the base ball scores:
League: All games postponed -
Weather.
American: At Chicago-ClevelaT&}
3, Chicago >: all other places ~.
Weather
Association: AT Milwaukee - Ind
annapolis /. Milwaukee 6; at Minneapa-
lis-Toledo s, Minneapolis ?; at Kan
sas City-WeatheT.
Western: At Omaha-Lincoln @,
Omaha 2; at Sioux City-Des Moines
Q, Sioux City /; at DenveT-Weather
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08
Nav Live To Be Hanged.

Wichita, Kan, May 7.-ADdrew
Burbridge, a prominent negro clergy
man, broke into the house Of his d.
vorced wife, who had refused to re-
turn to him. and shot her six times i'll
the breast and abdomen, inflictints
wounds that will cause death. He fed
and was found in the country three
miles distant with a self-inflicted bul-
let wound in the side. He will re-
cover
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08
Labor Denounces the President.

Milwaukee, May 3.-Resolutions in
which the words unfair, prejudicial
and cOwardly" were used to describe
the attitude of President Roosevelt in
regard to the character Of Meyer, Hay
wood and Pettib0ne, officers Of the
Western Federation of Miners who are
facing trial in Idaho on the charge OF
having murdered Ex-Governor Steu-
nenberg, of that state, were passed by
the Milwaukee Federated Trades
Council, the central labor body of this
civ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08
Contentious of the Defense.

of the state, although James III. Haw
ley, his associate. was in the cOu-1
room when the proceedings began. I'll"
discussion. always earnest, was cha :
acterized at times by deep feeling and
dramatic intensity. Richardson, who
opened the argument. contentend that
the Indictment was lacking particular
ity; that it left the defendants in tn
dark as TO the nature of the case to
be presented against them, and the de
PENDANTS We're entitled to a more $ e
cific showing Of the case. He SUI
mitted an extended brief citing a great
number of authorities and precedentH
I'm favor Of his contention.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08
WeII-Known Wisconsin Man Dead.

Stevens Point, Wis, May 2.-Henry
Curran, postmaster of Stevens Point,
is dead. He was well known through
out the state. About fourteen years
ago he was tried on the charge of
having been a party to the killing Of
Willis Hazelton, young lawyer who
was shot dead in front of the Curran
house on Spring election day. Both
he and his brother John were ac-
quilted on the ground Of self de-
Tense.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08
Attempted Train Wrecking.

Racine. Wis, May Am attempt
was made during the night to wreck
the $50 south-bound passenger train
on the Chicago and Northwestern rail
way, heavily loaded with passenge
bound from Milwaukee and Racine for
Chicago, but fortunately an extra
freight train which passed thrOugl
here at 9:13, struck the obstruction
placed on the track and only the loco
motive left the rails
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08


now leave it to the members them
selves 10 say when the puzzle shall be
solved. 1t was confidently expected
that last week would see an end of the
struggle, but the coming of two good
shows TO town and the opportunity OF
taking an outing TO DEVILS Lake pre-
vented the concentration OF forces
upon any one. and so the contest goes
over into another week.
At the end of the last week forty
nine ballots had been taken in the
Republican caucus. leaving The dead
Isccck as firm as ever. The prediction
is again advanced; hawcyer. that
Of the end. Two propositions have
been advanced to solve the problem:
One is that the question be left to the
people to determine for themselves at
a special election TO he held next fall.
Favored by Stephenson.
II is understood that Isaac Stephen
son. who believes he is the choice of
the majority of the Republicans of the
state for the short term. favOrs this
idea, but that the supporters of Con
gressmen Cooper and Esch are OPP
posed TO the plan. as this would re-
Quire their candidates TO resign as
members of congress if they were TO
enter the race.
Another proposition. and one which
will probably he received with more
favor is that second choice vote be
taken at some side caucus. Practical
" every man has SECOND choice
candidate. and if enough members can
he gotten together. the scheme of try
ing to unite on one may he attempted.
AssembIyman Roycraft favors this
and says that an honest second choice
vote would express more nearly the
sentiment. not only of the legislature
INT of the people Of the state.
III is a nice thing to stick by home
candidates" he says. land we have
a fine set of Them. but we are here to
represent the whole state and the
whole party. and we ought to agree on
the best man we can" Many MEM
hers do not look for a solution of the
question until May 14rh. which in the
opinion given by tile attorney general
was the day when election should be-
gin. They believe great many mem
hers are holding back until that time.
Talking of Adjournment.
But if the senatorial cOnundrum
IS not being solved. the members are
nevertheless beginning to think OF ad-
jOurnment. The assembly has res0-
luton that all bills be reported out
OF committees 10y May 18th. while the
senate. which is always the slow body.
discussed with perfect gravity a few
days ago the probability Of adiourning
by June list. While not one-third of
the bills have been disposed of, there
is reason to believe that work can
bs rushed from now on. as is shown
BIZ the assembly, which almost ally
puts through calendars carrying in the
neighborhOod Of fifty bills.
Reasons for this expected expedition
Of business are found in the classified
lion Of bills in committees. permitting
all the bills on one subject to he con
sIdered. acted on perfected. revised
and reported together instead of
handling them one at time, and por-
haps taking up the same subject a
number Of times during the sesSinn.
In spite Of the large number OF bills
introduced aew ones keep coming in.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-08
Accidentally Turned on the Gas.

Montreal, May Three men were
found dead in boarding house here.
Death was due to asphyxia ton. a
gas jet was found open. All three,
whose surnames are MCGOWAN, Nc
GilIick and Brddle, We're recent arriv-
ais in the country, the two former hay
ing come from Glasgow, and Briddhs
from Manchester. 1t is supposed one
of the men accidentally turned on the
gas