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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-06
MRS. S. E. HoRR.
Yhe Deloit Diaru.
Department Editor.

Fl. M. Childress, and husband have
located in South Dakota and Mrs.
Winans will accompany them to their
home for the present. Mrs Winans
should be congratulated on her good
management in carrying on her bust
ness affairs. She made model moth
er and has done we'll by her children
who have always been interested in her
welfare and comfort George Winans.
who has been resident OF Milford
township for fifty three Years, pur-
chased a farm adjoining that of Mrs.
Winans and her husband. about the
same time, and still owns it. his son
Ray carrying on the farm: as they
have been neighbors so long they will
be greatly missed by them and by the
people surrounding. We hope Mrs.
Winans may decide to return here in
the near future.
School election Monday evening re-
suited in the reelection of G. j. Cose
Peter Hendrickson moved onto the
farm vacated by Hans Henningsen this
spring
Quarterly meeting was held at the
Nj. e. church Saturday eve and Sunday
morning The Presiding Elder was
present to assist Rev Bruce
Elder c. j. Hunt returned home
Monday afternoon from missionary
work at Cherokee
A. j. Sjogren of near Kiron was in
town Monday.
A G Myers of T,enison attended
services in Deloit Sunday. We under
stand his son Vernon has hired out to
Arthur Wing on the farm this season.
He was in town with him on Monday.
w. Wilkinson was in town Monday
on business His youngest son Don
has been spending a. few days at the
home of his Grandmother Mrs. r.
Flint.
H. M. Childress's cars arrived Mon
day afternoon and they will soon take
their departure for their new home
In 1897 l had stomach disease.
Some physicians said Dyspepsia. some
Consumption. One said would not
live until Spring. For four years l
existed on boiled milk. soda biscuits.
and doctors prescriptions. l could
not digest anything l ate: then l
picked up one of your Almanacs and
it happened to be my life-saver. II
bought fifty-cent bottle OF KODOL
and the benefit received from that
bottle all the gold in Georgia could
not buy. In two months l went back
to my work. as machinlst. and in
three months was we'll and hearty.
May you live long and prosper. -.
G. N. Cornell. Roding. Ca. 1906.
The above is only sample of the
great good that is daily done every
where by Kodol For Dyspepsia. 1t is
sold here by Lamborn Drug Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-06
TOWNSHIP ROAD NOTICE.

The Clerk of East Boyer Township
of Crawford County. Iowa will rec live
sealed bids for superintendent of the
roads for the year 1907. Bids to be,
with and without team. All bids must
be in clerks office before April LIST.
The board reserves the right to reject
eny I. all bids. A. w. Miller. Clerk.
by order of Township trustees. 10 8
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Feb. % John Watke. Catherine II.
Petersen Goodrich township. Feb.
%. Earnest Schroeder C,enison. and
Augusta Slender Paradise. Feb. rs,
to William Bartlett West Side. Lena
Bohnker. Milford. Feb. u, John
Friedrich Odefy Denison. Adelia lap
ell East Boyer. Franz Stecklberg, Ida
t. Holdsworh. Manila.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-06
MISS BURNS RECEPTION.

MISS BURNS RECEPTION.
The A Glass took their final examin
alton in English Literature last week
so they drop their relationship to Miss
Burds. Miss Burns was so sorry to
part with them that she gave them
farewell reception saturday night. at
the residence of MIR. Geo. Richardson
They had very enjoyable evening, in
fact one of the boys said he never
had better time in his life''. Some
of the latest games were played among
them was. the advertising Stunt, .
which was not only humorous but pro.
ftable. for the "Peanut grab, pig
was given to Prof. johnson as prize
for grabbing the most peanuts and IA
collection of Curioso which was
unique and other interesting games
Miss Nachtman and Miss Burns gave
musical numbers, one beng a duet
Light refreshments were served,
Mrs. Richardson and her two daughters
assisting in serving. The teachers
were then to attend to their regular
duty in keeping order.
Prof Fellows said, he enjoyed a very
profitable term at the teachers con-
vention held in Chicago He spent
Friday at the School OF Education at
Chicago University He got back to
West Side Saturday where he deliver
ed an address at the District Teachers
convention, on the new certitication
Law. Prof. Humphreys also attended
the convention
Miss Nellie Cushman and Miss Hart
were High School visitors last week.
The B Geometry class took their
final examination. They take up Arith-
metic now.
The D Physical Geography class
took their finals. They take up Physi-
ology for the rest of the year.
Russell Lyon who formerly attended
the Missouri Valley High School.
started in Monday as member of the
b class.
Mr. Ensign, State inspector, visited
the High School one day last week.
He gave us very helpful talk and
visited all the morning He reports
the High School in excellent condition.
Miss Grace -chlumberger goes to
Ida Grove Friday to represent our
High School in the District Declama
tory contest, She will be accompanied
by Miss Burns.
The Denison High School Girls
basket ball Team and our Debating
Team go to Missouri Valley the 18th.
of March to battle with the Missouri
Valley High School.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-06
OsTEOPATHY.

DR.. Emma tombstone. osteopathic
Physician. Denison. Iowa. Office and
residence at the home of Mr.. E. Or
THEM, c. C. Phone Nc. 236. 49-t.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-06
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The play, Phormio. to be given by
the Latin class, is one that was written
by the Latin writer Terrence and was
at the celebration of the Roman games
1852 b G. 1t was adapted from the
Greek Epidicazomenos of Apollodoins.
1t was given four times in Latin.
The Boys High School Debating
clubheld its regular meeting last night.
An election of officers was held and
resulted as follows. Lumen Sewell
President; Clarence Schooley. Vice
Presidents; Oliver Saul, Secretary;
Ellsworth Bryce, Treasurer.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-06

Let the Racket Store feather your
kitchen,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
Laborers Hurt by Dyna-
mite Explosion
Mrs. Caroline Chunn Dies ut the Ad-
Nanced Age Of Eighiy-ivc Years
Mrs. Myrtle Ross Dead at
China Grove.

Salisbury. y. <. Sept. seven
colored employees OF the 7. a Giles
pie Company, al Whitney.
Stanly county. were injured yesterday
afternoon by the explosion Of d box
Of dynamite on the canal wher the
workmen were engaged The men were
hurled a considerable distance IN the
air, and all mad d miraculous escape
from death. All OF the men are i'm
proving tonight. ana i j. believed VIII
recover-
Mrs. Caroline Chunn. aged s. years.
widow OF the late Or. Locke Chunn. a
well known physician here, died at
her home in Salisbury last night after
a lingering illness. She was one OF
the oldest citizens of Rowan ountY
and leaves four daughters and TWO
sons. all of whom are Wei known IN
North Carolina, among them being
Mrs. T. j. Allison. wife OF ext. >.
Marshal Allison. OF Statesville.
Mrs. Myrtle Ross. wife of Superln-
tendent Z. l.. Ross. of the Patterson
mills at China Grove, Rowan county.
died at her home at hat place laSt
night at the age Of % years she
had been i'll for only a few DAYS
her death was unexpected. n leaVcs
a husband and one child.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
County Meeting at Ashcboro Bigger
Than the State Convention.

Asheboro, y. c.. Sept. THE 10th
annual session of the Randolph Coun-
ty Sunday School Association closed
last night. The sessions were held
in the NJ. E. Church at this place.
President j. NJ. Way presiding. This
was the greatest convention ever held
in the county as a result of the untir-
ing and conSecrated efforts of Pres
ldent Way. Secretary Miss Dora Red
ding, chairman of the Executive COM
mittee DR.. c.. G. Hubbard, and their
able assistants backed UP and sup
ported by the great numbers Of earn
est and jealous worker in the vari-
u townships and individual schools
Of the county.
The enrolment exceeded that of the
State Convention held last time at
I~teidsville, N G. The number Of
scholars in this county has increased
nearly n thousand since the last
convention.
Prof. WAY has accepted o call to
take up the State work in South
Carolina and Will shorty leave for that
field.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
WAS H0GG|NG IT.
Southern Gets the Worst
of Decision
Judge PEBBLES Gives the South &
Western Disputed Right of Way
With Extensive Grading
Done BY Its Rival.
(By the Associated Press.)

y
Bristol, Tenn, Sept. Tn the Su-
perior court Of Yancey county, at
huntsville, n. c.. today, Judge Pee
bles rendered q sweeping decision in
favor Of the South and Western Rail-
road in the right of way contest be-
tween the latter and the Southern.
The Southern Railway attempted
to block the construction Of the South
and Western some two years ago, and
organized the johnson City Southern,
to parallel it for a distance Of more
than one hundred miles. The con-
test came UP over the Nola Chucky
gorge, both claiming priority in the To-
cation Of their lines. For months this
has seriously impeded the construc-
ton of the South and Western, the
new trunk line from eastern Kentucky
to the South Atlantic seaboard. the
selection Of another route being i'm
possible. Judge PEBBLES decision
gives the road the right to build its
line and the advantage, without COM
pensation, of about 10000 worth Of
grading done by the Southern.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
BOY BURNED TO DEATH.
was Playing With a Kerosene can
when 1t Exploded.

High Point, y. c.. Sept. Jason
Spencer, a s~even-year-old negro boy,
was burned alive at Archdale this af-
ternoon, and his sister also received
bad burns.
The young fellow was playing with
a kerosene can near the fire. when it
exploded, setting his clothes in flames.
Through fright the boy ran to the bed
in which lay his sister, i'll with typhoid
fever. n set fire to her clothing and
the bed. The girl was badly burned
about the head and arms. White peo-
pie living close by, saw the smoke
and succeeded in putting out the fire
in the house, but lot before the boy
was roasted literally alive.
The attending physician thinks the
girl VIII probably Cow
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
BROKE HIS WRIST.
The Bad Luck of Il Young Man PLAY
ing Football.

Scotland Neck, y. G., Sept. Mas
ter Charlie Dunn, son Of Deputy
Sherlr g W. Dunn. mad the misfor-
tune TO break his wrist two days ago
while playing football. He was taken
TO the office of q physician where his
wound was treated. He is Joins
very well.
Mr.. Thos. F. Whitley was called
TO Iarmele THURSDAY by the death
OF his sister. Mrs. Overton, who was
with her mother at Parmele. Her re-
mains Wera taken to Plymouth for
lnterment Yesterday. She leaves a
husband and one child.
Rev. G. T. Lumpkin and wife have
Just returned from Panacea Sn-inps
where they spent some time for M
health. He is greatly i'm
proved and will resume his wo-l,
with the Baptist church tomorrow
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10

spection in the presence Of the mas
ter BY experts We may furnish? was
the next lead by Mr.. Justice.
Il refer YOU TO counsel replied MT.
Plant.
The same answer was made to a
question az to whether any payments
had been made TO individuals IN ad-
dition to officials employed as low
yeTs.
Merely "a Peep Allowed
w want the testimony taken II
this case analyzed BY experts, con-
tinued Mr.. Justice. IF we can't have
the ~outhern books examined we
are in a very unfortunate position. We
are willing to do this under the Su-
pervision of your honor and Mr..
Plant"
The standing master said he could
not consent 10 a general examination
of the books Of the company, but that
he saw no objection to an examina-
ton with reference to facts developed
in Mr.. Plants direct testimony. He
said there must be no Interference
with the railroads business in any
event.
Mr.. Thorn said that he did not know
the extent or purpose Of the demand
for the examination of the companys
books, that il looked to him as though
such an examination would lndeI1-
nitely proiong the hearing. He thought
the books should be brought by the
custodian in open session for purpo-
ses OF examination.
Mr.. Justice said such a curse would
mean more delay than ever, and that
the States attorneys had no such pur-
pose.
Mr.. Plant here interrupted with
the statement: Il will not permit an
expert accountant TO come in my
Office and make a drag net eXami-
of the company's books"
Mr.. Justice said he was not seek
ing to take advantage. Standing a
ter MONTGOMERY here announced that
it would be proper to examine the
books for tie purpose of verifying any
information given by witness. He
the boOks could not be used to
give their contents to the world.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
BEST SINCE CIVIL WAR.
Evangelist Edmundson Held a treat
Meeting at Island Creek Church.

Rose Hill. n. C, Sept. 7-Evange-
list ]. T. Edmundson and daughter
of Raleigh have just closed a great
meeting at Island Creek Church.
1t was the finest meeting the church
has had since the civil War. There
were forty additions and others made
profession. on last Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Edmundson preached to nearly
five hundred people, his subject beiIg
Manhood" 1t was an excellent SER
mon.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
Telephone in lagrange.

Kinston. y. C. Sept. 7.-Mr. c. P.
McCluer. manager OF the Carolina Tel
ephone and Telegraph Company. saws
that the company is installing an up
to-date exchange in LAGRANGE that
will have all the advantages of recent
telephone improvements. The switch
board. transmitters and receivers are
all of the accepted Bell type and their
patrons will have the privilege of
phoning anywhere in the United
States without having to walk down
town. The exchange will begin bus-
mess the first of next week with over
forty phones in service.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
PUT DOWN By PERSON.
New England Champion Loses in Two
Straight Falls.

Winston-Salem, \. C.. Sept .
Chris. Person, the heavyweight
champion of Canada, defeated Hank
Rogers, champion of New England, in
a wrestling match here tonight. Per
sol won two straight falls, the first
being secured il. twenty-eight minutes
and the second in seventeen minues.
Both Of the contestants put up a fine
exhibition and their work at critical
points was superb.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
ROLLED DOWN THE BANK.
Freight Train Wrecked and a Brake
man Killed.
(By the Associated Press.)

Bristol, Va, Sept. In a wreck on
the Virginia and Southwestern Rail-
way at Phillips. fifteen miles east of
Bristol, a half dozen freight ears were
derailed and Richard Malone, p years
old. a brakeman. was killed. The
cars rolled down an embankment into
a stream fifty feet below. The main
line was blocked six hours. The bod,
Of the dead man was brought to Bris-
toll on a special train tonight.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
Summaries.

ouiiLIiIdi itS.
First event: 100 yard run. Senior
Championship; won by II. J. Huff,
Chicago A. time 10 Is seconds;
w. D. Eaton, Boston. &C. second.
Charles Parsons, Olympic Club. third.
Second event: Half-mile rum; won
by NJ. w. Shepperd. IA A {. time
1.55 ID, Andrew Glarner. Olympic
Club. a Francisco, second: Frank
9 Sheehan. Of South Boston, Mass.
third.
Third event-16 pound shot put:
Won By Ralph Rose, Olympic Club, Of
California. who broke worlds record
BY half an inch. Distance 40 feet.
s IL inches. W. w. Coo, Boston.
&C, second; w. Gilmore, Olympic
club. San Francisco. third.
Fourth event-120 yards hurdle.
Forest Smithson. Multomoh A. G. Of
oregon, first. Time Is 3-5 seconds.
A. r. Shaw, Chicago. A. C.. second.
W. r. MCCULLOUGH, y. Y. A. c.. third
Smlthson ran with an injured leg.
Fifth event-one mile run was a
disappointment as far a. time was
third. Time 4:2s. Former time.
4:224-5.
Sixth event-440 yard run: J n
Taylor, University Of PcnnsvIyania
first; G. 3 Ford, y. Y. A. O., second
andrew Glarner. Olympic Club. third
lime p sec onds- Taylor is q negro.
seventh event-Throwing 16-pound
hammer-Won by John j. F-lanavan.
IA A C., New York, distance III feet
81 inches: NJ. P. McGrath, ". Y. A. e
second, l59 feet : inches: II. r Hnrr
Ia. A. c, third, 154 feet 4 incbe
Eighth event-running broad jump
Won BY Dan Kelley. L. Of O.. distance
20 feet II +. T. Cook, Ia A G
sew York, second, % feet . IL inches
r oConnell. y. Y. A. G., third. %
feet IL inches. kelley's record beats
that Of N Prinstein. IA A G., former
one foot seven inces.
Ninth event-throwing discus (rrAa
syle)-Won by Martin J.. Sheridan r.
a A G. distance 123 feet ; "a inches
4. X Dearborn. y Y A g, second. 121
feet 10 inches. Lee Talbot IA r
third 121 feet.
Tenth event-five mile run: Won bv
= Daley, Ia a c, time 2s:4 Sec
George II. B~onhage. second
nora Collins, IA A c. third. pale
beats the record by IS Is seconds
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
RACER ROLLS OVER.
Jockey Sullivan Esc"nes With Notbtpo
Worse Than Bruises.
(By the Associateo praes

NOrIOIk, Va, sept In the stea-
plechase race today at the Jamestoup
Jockey Club track, the horse Wondl
side, being turned too sharplv -,
Jockey Sullivan, stumbled, fell WIFI
the jockey and rolled on him. SulIi-
a was only bruised and stunned
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
LOST y u

Lost between $50 D. m. YESTERDAY
and noon today. a bilious attach 80
nausea and sick headache. Tbis LI
was occasioned by finding AT Al
a box Of DR.. Kings NJ,
Llie Pills. the guaranteed e,,re &c"
~oiidousness' malaria and undi
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
NEW ATHLETIC RECORDS.
Great Lowering OF senior Champion
ships at the Exposition.
I'm the AssOciated Press.O

Norfolk, Va. Sept. 1.-Two worlds
records broken and nine A.. a. u.
senio championships lowered, some
thing never before done, were the
today OF the Jamestown ath-
letic meet, at the Exposition grounds.
Ralph Rose, olympic Club, san
Francisco, put the 16-pound shot 40
feet 6 IL inches. besting the previous
of w. w. COe. Portland, ORE
gon, by one-half inch. Coe. who was
also in the contest, scored only As feet
9 inches.
JOHN j. Flanagan, Irish-American
Club, sent the 56-pound weight FIVE
Fights OF an inch further than ever
before recorded He held the previous
of SO feet I 3-S inches.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
SN0T IN THE Face WENT UP IN MRGIPA OF WORK HOLT IN TO STAY
Has No Notion of Jump
ing the Game
Greensboro Ministers Arrange for >
Series 81 inie~ Entertainments.
Boy Runs Away Win q
Twenty Dollar Bill

Special 20 News and Observer
Greensboro. y =. sept PROF
J. Allen Holt OF oak Rtdge the !atet
candidate for Congressional honors.
from the Flfth District. WAS here to-
day. and from evidences of numerous
cordial handshAkcs from numerous
friends. has plenty ~ them IN Green's
horo lie says recent rumors - the
effect that ne was contemplating =
withdrawal from the race, are entirely
~grouudless. that he feels that he could
not. In justice 10 the N
whose suggestions THAT ne become =
candidate prompted has nrst an
nouncement. retire he dcClarcs that
he has from the first nno 1~nceuaent
received a warm reception from the
people who elect Democrats. though
there are u~ndoubted evidences "i Nis-
sent from those who try 10 assume
dictatorship OF nominating them
Winter Entertainments
Rev George II. DetWtler pastor q
Hest Market street Methodist church,
and Rev Melton Clark pastor Of tie
First PRESBYTERIAN church. have made
arrangements for a series ~ enter
tainments to he given in the smith
Memorial building during the winter
months. The proceeds or the enter
ailments viii go 10 the Y NJ &. a.
The first entertainment OF h series
Will be given on the ninth OF october.
at which time Richmond Pearson
Hobson will be the attraction. other
attractions viii be as follows: law
thorne Musical Company in Novem-
Der. the Scotch Singers in December,
The whitney Brothers Quartettc in
The Broomell Reid Company
in February and Prof De Motto in
March.
Boy Skipped With Money.
Charlie Cheek, a small Colored boy.
was arrested yesterday by Policeman
Causey and locked w IN the charge
of embeZZling the sum OF $50 4 man
from Guilford College, alleges that
several days ago he asked the boy to
buy him some whiskey and not hav-
ing less than a $40 bill handed that
amount to the negro to get the liquor.
and bring back the change. h boy
no sooner got the money than he LETT
for parts and the police
were unable to locate him until yes
terday.
Policeman ID. W. Moran left last
night on a northbound passenger train
for Norfolk. Va, carrying with HIM
Mitchell Fox James n deserter from
the United States steamship Franklin,
here last Monday. He has
held in Jail ever since awaiting
orders from the authorities at Norfolk
as TO what disposition to make OF
MIN Jones Is a native of Greensboro.
his people living near the finishing
mills.
The eight months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. p. Andrews. who died at the
of its parents Wednesday af-
ternoon. wins buried yesterday after
at four o'clock at Lee chapel.
The death is announced of Miss
Carrie Reid. a former resident OF
at Bluefeld. w. Va. at
yesterday. Miss Reid was a sis
ter OF r. B. Reid. Of the Petty-Reld
The Rev. L. F. Johnson.
pastor of the Greensboro Christian
church., has gone to Bluefeld for the
purpose of conducting the funeral SER
vices.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
White Man Peppers a Ne
gro Severely
Mrs. j. :. Carr Recovering From
serious ,IlneSs-PoliCe Get On TO
a Gambling Game and Pull
the Gamblers.

Especial TO News and Observer
Durham, y. c. sept. There was
a deadly weapon night case tried be-
fore Justice OF the Peace ID !.
Gunter this morning that brought a
large number Of citizens here from
oak Grove township. Lonnie Baroee.
) white man, was charged with as
saulting Brut Yearly, colored, with
intent to kill, a shot gun being used
In the course Of the hearing II de-
veloped that the negro attempted 70
use two beer bottles, placed his hand
in his pocket and said: Somebody
else can shoot also" and participated
in the trouble. 1t was then that
Barbee is said To ave emptied a loa
of bird shot into the face of Yearly.
The negro had 4 bad face for several
days, but the wounds have now healed.
Both were bound TO appear before the
grand Jury.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
Mrs. j. s. Carr Improving.

Mrs. Carry, wife Of Cen. Julian 5.
Carr, who has been quite sick fer
several weeks, and is Spending much
of the summer at the countr nome
place. O~ccOneechee, near Hillsboro, is
reported as getting along nicely. 1t
is now thought hat she is out of
danger and hat she Will soon be able
to return to the city. General Carr
is at O~cconneechee, coming down al
most daily to look after his business
affairs aud returning on the afternoon
train. Mr.. Julian S. Carr. Jr.. wife
and children are also spending some
time at ~Occoneechee, Mr.. Carr coming
down daily as does his father.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
Gamblers Pulled.

At a late hour last night, or rather
an early hour this morning, the DO
lice saw q light in a room on the third
floor of the Church street house, and
suspiciOned that there was a gambling
game going on. Two officers siippe1
up to the room and found a game was
in progress and two men We're ar
rested, these being Henry Durham
and A. G. Blackwood. These were
hauled before the mayor this morning
and sent to the grand Jury.