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The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
MYSTIC SHRINERS CELEBRATE.
Fantastic Costumes Lend Ala 10 Gro
teSque Affair.

Almas Temple, Mystic Sbriners, cele-
brated Halloween in a characteristic
manner. The ballroom at National Rife
Armory was decorated with jack-o' Ian
terms and other emblems suggestive OF
the night About 600 members and Wis
itors were present and enjoyed the fes-
tivities The Arab patrol. in uniform,
made things lively for the initiates, eleven
in number
a buffet luncheon was served after the
working Of the degree. and this. like
everything else, was odd and different
from the usual custom.
There were visitors present from
Boumt Baltimore: Syria, Pittsburg
Abba, Mobile; Acca. Richmond; Yaarab,
Atlanta, Mecca, New York. India. Okla
homa; Korein. Wyoming; Tangier,
Omaha; Pyramid, Bridgeport. Conn
Cypress. Albany. Kosair, Louisville;
Aieppo, Boston; Zemis, Harrisburg. Ar
della, LeavenwOrth; Alhambra. Chatta-
nOoga; MCslem, Detroit; Crescent. Tren-
ton; Osiris, Wheeling; Kora, Lewiston.
Ne; Oasis. Charlotte, y. c.; Medina.
Watertown Cairo. Rutland. Vt: Syrian.
Cincinnati; Damascus, Rochester; ORR
entail Troy; Al Malaikah, Los Angeles.
III katif, Spokane Wash.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
YBASEBALLMAKESSTIR
Refusal of Naval Officials to Stop
Sport Arouses Sabbatarians.
PhiIadeIPhinns Threaten Appeal to
President If Objectionable Prac-
tice Is Continued.

Up in arms because Of the decision of
Assistant Secretary of the Navy New
berry, that the marines and sailors at
phia, may play baseball on Sunday IL
they want 20, the officers of the Pennsyl-
vania State Sabbath Association an
nounce that they viii call on the Presi-
dent f the order Is not rescinded.
Secretary Newberry's order was issued
Wednesday. after "A protest had been
filed with the Navy Department by the
Phiiadelphians who complain that the
games are I'm violation OF the State law.
The ruling was 20 the effect that IL the
objection 10 the games arises because OF
annoyance. OF bad conduct on the part
of the players. the games would be-
stopped. but that II the objection IS based
solely on a religious conviction. he sees
no reason why the navy men should be
deprived Of their pastime.
Rev. Dr T. r. Mutchler. of Philadel-
phia. IS the corresponding secretary of
the State Association that is trying TO
have enforced the so-called blue laws Of
1924, and be it was who yesterday made
the announcement that his organization
VIII take the matter up with the Presi-
dent. If need bc. 10 see that the laws are
not dlsreg8rded on the mere technicality
that the games are played on a govern
ment reservation. His argument is that
as the voters in the State have expressed
themselves against Sunday bali IN other
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
LABOR MUST FILE ANSWER.
Federation Leaders Called to An.
swer To-day.

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President Samuel Gompers and Sacre-
tary Frank Morrison, Of the American
Federation Of Labor. against whom Presi-
dent James w, Van CIeave. of the Buck
Stove and Range Company. of ST. Louis.
fled proceedings to secure an Injunction.
also naming in his suit other members of
the executive council. restraining the
American Federation Of Labor from ac-
lively pushing a boycott" against this
company were yesterday commanded 20
appear before Examiner William Herbert
smith to-day. and bring with them the
minutes of the executive council and
certain volumes Of the American Fedora
tionist the official organ Of the Fedora
ton.
Both officers were served with sub
poenas by the deputy United States
marshall, who made official return 10 the
clerk of the District Supreme Court of
the personal service on the individuals Is
named
The original suit for an injunction
against the Federation and its officers
was filed August Is by the Buck Stove
and Range Company. and an additional
petition WAS filed a few days ago setting
forth that despite the court proceedings
IN the case, the Federation was stilI ac-
lively pushing it's boycott" and an in
junction against the federation from
prosecuting the alleged boycott. pending
final determination of the suit. was asked
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
LEOPARD LEAPS ON MAN.
Col, Francis Ferari Receives UgIy
wound from Animal.

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h2nu badly laeerated by South Ameri-
can fuil-grOWu leopard. was the luck
which beteu Col. Francis Ferarf pro-
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setuoh oi the CITY.
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happened a gang Of animal handlers and
trainers. together with several Iaborers
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The Washington herald., 1907-11-01


lBel Telephone 69J
529 King Street,
Alexandria. Va. oct 31-At the close
of the proceedings today in the Circuit
Court for Alexandria County. Judge
Thornton adjourned court until November
IT, A large criminal docket has been
disposed Of at this terra but several other
eases viii be called for trial al the next
session. Among them will be the case
OF Frank Hitchcock. who was indicted
few days ago on the charge OF attack
ing Mrs. Susie NJ Beach, wife Of Regi-
nald Beach, near her home in the county.
August 6, last The defendant viii be
represented by Attorneys r. c. l.. Mon
cure and Lewis II. Machen and the prose
cutiou will be conducted by Common
weaith's Attorney Crandal Mackey
The last case disposed of to-day was
that of the Commonwealth against Rece
Jordou, indicted for breaking into cars
in the Potomac freight yards and steal
ing merchandise therefrom. The prisoner
entered "a plea of guilty of petit larceny
and was sentenced to serve three months
in Jail.
Judge Thornton will open the November
term of the Circuit Court for this city
next Monday morning brief session
is expected. as there are but few eases
Oh the docket.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
NAMED AS CLERKS.
Temporary Appointments in POST
Office Department.

The following clerks have been APP
pointed for temporary service in the
bureau Of the Second Assistant P0stmas-
ter General. in connection with the spe-
cial weighing Of the malls
Miss Mary A. Dodge, Miss Rosa Lee,
Miss Mamie NJ Nessmith. Miss Char
lotte r Harrington. Miss ZuIa r. Nell,
Miss Mabel @. Darcy, Miss ROba
Campbell. Miss Elsie NJ. Bussard Miss
Alice =. Brown. Miss Grace c. Smith.
Miss Margaret Wright. Miss Annie NJ.
Ciaveioux. Miss Pauline H. Lee Miss
Eddice n. Perkins. Miss Eleanor +.
Capers. Miss Elizabeth Tompkins. Miss
Mary F. Connolly Archie W Souder.
David j Walton. James &. SChenck, Mrs.
Belle T. Erb Mrs. Anna X. Carlson. Mrs.
Katherine Gcduey. Mrs. Lulie II. Wal
lace. and Mrs. Bertha w Asqueth.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
COMFORT FOR TEACHERS.
DIR. Chancellor Explains Circum-
stance of an Alleged Promotion.

Comfort was accorded the committee
of the High School Teachers Associa-
ton which waited on Dr. William f..
Chancellor superintendent of schools,
on Wednesday to protest against the
promotion of Prof. L. r. c. Collier from
teacher in charge of class a, in the
French department, 20 class B.
Yesterday DIT Chancellor said that
there had evidently been some mlsunder-
standing about the position OF Prof
Collier, and he has so informed the com
mjttee from the teachers association.
DR. Chancellor said that he believed the
association would take 10 further ac-
tion I'm the matter.
According to Dr. Chancellor. Prof. Col
iier was not promoted from class A TO
class b. but his name was placed in the
latter class merely in an honorary way.
He formerly held a position in the lat
ter class, so that the whole affair was
more in the nature Of a reinstatement
than a promotion.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
Marriage announcement IL Denied.

Special 90 The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va, Oct. 3l.-The announce
ment printed in Moorefeld. Romney. and
Winchester papers to the effect that Miss
Virginia r Hack, daughter of Mrs. Rob
ert Arbuckle. and a member of one Of
the most prominent families in this sec
ton. had been married ut Oldhelds to
Mr. Cleland McNeilI. is without founda-
ton, and is Indignantly denied by the
friends Of both parties. and by Miss Hack
herself. A mock wedding" gave rise TO
the report which has caused stir here.
and in Baltimore. where the bride is a
frequent visitor
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
Virginia Apples Bring Record Price

'l-"t.tt .f iI' fft-HI..tl'.t iANiAt.i-
Winchester. Va. Oct. 31-A four-acre
orchard OF York Imperial apple trees,
thirteen years old, uetted the owner, W.
c. Whitacre, of this county, $3.50, whicn
is said 10 be the largest amount ever
realized from an orchard of like size in
this county. The apples were of the
finest quality. and brought s. per barrel
IN the Chicago market.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
Fredcricl. Roxwen Dc.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va, Oct, 3l.-FTeGeTick Box
well. son Of Charles II. Boxwell. for many
years manager of Rosement Stock Farm,
at Berryville, died suddenly yesterday af-
ternoon while at work. Heart disease was
the cause. Mr.. Boxweil was ffty-four
years Of age and leaves a widow.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
Mrs. Louis whitmore Dead.

Special % The Washington Herald
HarrisOnburg, Va. Oct 3l-Mrs. Louis
Whitmore, whose husband is postmaster
at Hinton, this county, died this after
noon. She was ffty-six years OF age
Besides her husband she is survived hv
one daughter, two brothers, and one
sister.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01

Special services fer the dead viii be h.ld
al the Church of the Sacred Heart. Four
teenth street and Park Road, this even
Ing az ,.3o p. IN. with the Donations to
the Sacred Heart" and a short sermon
by the pastor Rev Father Jas. F. Nc
Gee. The music viii be made "a feature
or the occasion The choir OF the church
viii De assisted by St stephens Male
Quartet, all under the direction Of L. +.
Cannon. who has prepared an effective
programme.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
Death of Thomas Cbapmnn.

Special to The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, oct. 31.-Thomas Chap
man, one Of the Oldest residents of the
county died AT his home at Relief last
night. aged eighty-three years. Five sons
and one daughter survive.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
THINK ABsCONDER Is HERE.
Police Believe Contractor Fcrrata Is
in Washington.

foitce heiiehe Contractor cffath II
in Washington.
Search is being made by the Washing
ton police for Ettore Ferrata, recently an
Italian railroad contractor of Roanoke.
Va, formerly an Italian exchange banker
and labor agent at New Orleans, and a
nephew of Cardinal Fcrrata. secretary
to Pope Plus X
Several days ago Ferrata absconded
from Roanoke with $4,000 in money. be-
longing TO the firm OF Ferrats d Motto,
and it is suspected tnat De came % this
city.
Tie is six feet talI, and has a handsome
physique When DEE left Roanoke he took
with him his wife and three children and
negro maid. Mrs Ferrata is. by birth.
a Creole. bat has "A Jewish caste Of fea-
lures. The children are AGED six. four
and two years.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
SPECIAL NOTICES,

THE SEVENTH SElu-ANNIAL DIVI-
dend Of two-aUd-Oue-haIf t2l-I per cent
has been declared Uu the preferred stock
OF the Washington Railway and Electric
Company, payable DECEMBER J. Ig7
10 stockholders of record November
lsU7. Books for the transfer % stock viii
be closed from November ~. 1g.-- 10 De-
cember J. 1871. both dates inclusive. T.
j. WHITEHEAD. Secretary
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
NEWSOF ALEXANDRIA
Hitchcock Assault Case Goes
TO November Term.
CIRCUIT COURT ADJOURNS

Negro Pleads Guilty 10 RobbinE
Freight Cars-Natthew Mcf<cown's
VIII Leaves Property tn SOn-Fu-
neral of Joseph LOVeIOy Largely
Observation-Disclosures Held
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
ANGERED BY SLIGHT
President ReSentS Disregard
of Jamestown Board.
WILL NOT VISIT FAIR AGAIN

Roosevelt RetaIiates for the ignor-
Ing of Secretary COrteIyOu's Sug-
gestiOn in the Election of a sue
cessor ia Director General Barr.
Not Pleased with Martin.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
Infounded Report.

Another report which created c0nster-
nation here to-day is 70 the effect that
the sewerage plant OF the exposition
grounds is to be taken out and sold for
salvage Sharp real estate dealers Of
whom there are "a few connected with
The exposition, are credited with having
circulated the report There was. in
fact. no foundation for the rumor-
In the face OF so many disquieting
Tumors emInating from Washington, the
special committee. consisting of President
Tucker Secretary Sheppard, and others,
who were appointed to go to Washing
ton 20 invite the President TO again be-
come "a guest of the exposition, have
not yet ventured ON that mission.
Lieut.. Gov j. Taylor EIyson is now a
resident at the Virginia State Building on
the exposition grounds. as ,he official
representative of the State at all expo
sitiou functions requiring an official rec
ognition, Gov. Swanson. apparently. hav-
ing withdrawn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26
scIENrIsrs GO 70 ALAsKA.
They VIII Study Seismic Conditions
In the AIeutlan Islands.

Seattle, Wash, April 25. --Dr. T..
Price, professor Of geology. at the
Massachusetts institute Of Technol-
ogy. IS in this city enroute to Alas
ka. where he will head a party Of
eminent scientists where they will
study seismic conditions In the Aleu-
tian islands, Their studies will
have for its purpose the discovery OF
a means whereby the present trou-
BILE experienced in engineering where
siesmic troubles are numerous, viii
be ayerted.
The party viii take with them a
number of powerful apparatus, and a
large camera In the Aleutian isles
50 volcanoes have been reported, and
one Of them. near Dutch Harbor, was
reported active last March. Among
thSse in the party are Professor H. ".
Commere. OF the University OF Cali
fornia, and DR.. Van Dyke, OF San
Francisco. They are taking water
proof silk tents with bamboo poles
for use in the mountains.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26
81 GOO GOO Given 70 N.nroe, .

Philadelphia. Pa, April 5,--A gift
of 81. 900. 900 for the establishment OF
q fund for rudlmentary schools for
southern negroes has been announced
here The donor ia Miss Anna T.
Jeans, q Quakeress. OF this city. b.
T. washington. head Of Tuskegee In
stitule. and Hollis Burke Frlzzell
president of the Hampton Normal and
Industrial institute. are named az
trustees OF the fund, but neither OF
the Institutions they represent will
share IN the gift.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26

New York. April PA woman Of
40, very refined in manner and pros
porous appearance, was arrested in
large department store on Fulton
street Tuesday. charged by store de-
teetives with having been seen TO APP
pppriate the handbags containing the
purses OF two other women shoppers
while they were inspecting bargains
The womans lawyer said In court that
she was from Atlanta. where she had
always been respected IN society, bur
had lived here about three years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26
JUDGE KILLS MAN FOR ASSAULT

Lynchburg. Va, April 25.-Ex-
Judge W. G.. Loving, who late on
Monday shot and killed Theodore Es-
tes, at Oak Ridge, the estate OF T.
r, Ryan, was on Tuesday admitted
to ball In the sum OF IS, 600, the
bail being allowed BY Bail Commits
sioner Payne, OF Amherst county,
Charging Estes with drugging his
daughter. Elizabeth, aged 10. and
assauldag her while IN drugged con-
dillon. after learning OF the alleged
incident from the nps OF his daughter.
Judge Loving drove some eight or
ten miles before locating the young
man. and he shot him down with a
double-barre,ed shotgun, without
waiting for the victim TO explain him
self.
The people az Livingston. the home
OF Bates, and az oak Ridge. the home
OF the Loyings. are quiet, aud no fur
Their trouble is anticipated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26
WAREHOUSES FOR FARMERS.
lmportant difference Is Held at 6lr-
mInaham. Ala.


Birmingham Ala. April 25.-At
the conference held here Tuesday TO
discuss plans for the establishment Of
a cotton warrant exchange, the pro-
ject was placed firmly on its feet by
the liberal subscriptions to the pro-
posed organization.
The conference was thoroughly rep
resentative of all branches of trades
allied with cotton development, men
being present from as far north as
Virginia, and as far south as Texas
The plan contemplates the estab-
lishment of warehouses Throughout
the south. from which warrants will
be issued on cotton stored, showing
uniform grading and classification. A
cotton warrant exchange is to be start
ed in Birmingham upon which trading
will be done on these warehouse war
rants.
w. p. Harding, of Birmingham,
was made chairman of the meeting.
and every one present favored the
proposed exchange.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26
VIII Declared invalid.

JeffersonyiIle. Ind. April 49,
Judge H. G., Montgomery, has de-
clafed the viii OF Professor W. w,
Borden, 10 be invalid. This con-
clusion was reached upon the basis
that Professor Borden did not make
his meaning clear. Thus the widow
becomes the sole beneficiary OF an es-
sate valued at about 81 600. OOO Pro-
lessor Borden bcqueathed TO the peo-
pie OF Indiana hts, museum. contain
ing specimens gathered from all por-
lions OF the world. Another bene-
neiary was the Indiana university.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26

New York. April s5,--A dispatch
from Santiago. Cuba, says the death
occurred there OF Antonio Inmate. q
negro, al the age Of $50 years. De-
spite his great age. the greatest re-
corded IN modern times. the mAn ia
said TO have retained al Ais facul-
Ties unimpaired 70 the end. Inmate
Is said TO have been bora In 1857.
nineteen years before the beginning
OF the American revolution.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26
En,ers Plea o. Guilty.

Mobile. Ala, April 25.--Harry w.
Henderson. one Of the many indicted
b. the federal grand Jury IN con-
nection with the Honduras lottery
appeared before The United States
commissioners and entered a plea Of
guilty. Sentence wAs aasDsnded un-
III April 81. M date hxsc for the
sentencing q al hose Vho have en-
tsred pleas % guilty.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26
BRAKEMAN GETS $50 600.
suit Brought AoaInst New York, New
Haven and Hartford Road.

New York, April 2S,-The attor-
neys for the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad company, have
agreed TO ray Harry Munro, a for
mer brakeman. s45 900 for injuries
recsiyed by him January H., this
year. while he was working for the
company. Joseph A. Shay, attorney
Tor Munro, brought suit for 500,
600.
The complainant said that Munro
while az work on the top OF freight
train, he caught his foot IN hole on
the roof OF one Of the cars. He was
thrown between the cars, his right
arm and left leg cut on aud the fingers
OF his left hand stipulated. when
che case was called for trial. there
was a consultation with s. w. Taft.
attorney for the railroad. and then
air. Shay announced the settlement.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26
EXPEDITION FORMED.
Astronomers VIII Observe Eclipse In
Andes Mountains.

Astronomers VIII Observe Eclipse In
Andes Mountains.
Amherst, Mass, April 25. lit was
announced Wednesday that the Low
ell expedition TO the Andes mountains
for the purpose of observing the OPP
position of Mars and the eclipse Of
the sun in July next, will be in the
charge Of Professor D. p Todd, head
OF the astronomical department OF the
Amherst college. He will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Todd, A. G. Illse,
Mr., Panician and e. j. Slipper. Of
lowell observatory, an expert pho
tographer
The party will sail on May IL for
Colon, whence they will proceed by
rail- across the 1sthmus and then by
steamer down the west coast of South
America. Several points will be Wis
tied in order to ascertain which may
be the best place for making obser-
vations.
The eclipse will occur on July IL,
while the opposition will occupy sew
eral days in the middle Of July.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26
BAD RAILS wREcxINe TRAINS.
steel Combine Blamed for Flaws in
the Material.

the Material.
Chicago, Ills., April %. Bad steel
rails are causing many Of the disas-
trous wrecks on American railways,
according to a statement made by
some of the most prominent operat-
ing officials In the United States,
who are In Chicago attending the
spring meeting Of the American Rail-
way association.
Aided by chemical experts and met
lurgists, a. committee composed Of
operating officials, have been making
an investigation OF this matter, and
have come to the conclusion thar an
exceedingly large percentage OF the
steel rails manufactured today have
lateG flaws which cause them to
break under the impact Of a fast To-
connective.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26
Harbor Flremen Have Hard Fluht

New York, April 25.-The harbof
fremen had a hard fight Wednesday
with FIRE which destroyed the freight
steamer Pioneer, causing a loss OF
SIS, 900. The Pioneer was owned
by the Stephens Conduit and Trans
portation company. She arrived here
on Tuesday night from Newark, n.
j.. with miscellaneous cargo OF
cotton, jute, red lead. cylinders OF
oil. carboys OF acid and cylinders Of
carbonlc acid gas for trans shipment.
The Are started while the steamer was
lying at her pier In North river.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26
nrnnth conNlnnaa

Havana April 25-The drouth
continues and there Is no cessation IN
che hsrdshtps endured. Everywhere
IN the island are faced hardshlps,
because OF abnormal meteorological
conditions. From Santiago comes a
report that the source OF supply OF
the waierworks has dried up and that
there is much suffering In conse-
otence
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26
n.,,.l., n PlssoI osa-

Birmingham Ala. A7fu -
Marshall and william Ree'o''
y sherins. engaged IN
on The stairway Of ne Ai...
Ing Tuesday aflsrDOoa 10
a dozen shots we're sHeaiases
81 or ths eombAtants Vs's
MIss Inciie Gayle. Stsoosia
ne Birmingham Title anl
zee company. Who va PISS
Sidewalk bslov. vas so =
and severely. thousa ad
imus. TIE arsllsrs Fs''
TAsE Ald ouarEslet over
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26
WILL NOT STUMP OHIO.
Taft Will Make Speeches in the
But Not Political.

But Not Political.
Washington, April 25.-Retga
to Washington, Secretary TAR
sumel his duties at the war tsf
ment. The fact that it was ca
day made 1T necessary for him q
short the time allowed for caller.
1t is doubtful II, in his Wasai1
experience, the secretary has b
do with more newspaper men thl
saw Wednesday. OF course,
were interested in his southern !
ney, but they we're mainly desire
learn just what the secretary IN
cd to do in answer 70 The cha
which Senaor Foraker had isia9
regard to the contest IN Ohio
Secretary, however, frankly '0'
newspaper callers that he was
the Disadvantages OF a conSideI
absence from the country, Win
scanty news Of political eyeas
had occurred. He vii! pTooao
to Ohio, but his speeches ae
viii not be In any sense 7'"-'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26
SWEPT OVER FALLS
Four Persons Drowned In Cape
River.

Four Persons bI0WiSu w
River.
Raleigh. N. c., April 2''-
over the falls, four men VeEs %
cd in Cape Fear river Iae'l,
Buckhorn Falls, Chanam oOll'
miles from Raleigh.
The dead: =.
Hans Thorson, OF ST. PAU =
general foreman OF aoasu
company erecting a power -
E. r. Brady. Of Monoure' -
foreman.
Two negro laborers. a.!
The men were coming ooH9
or on a uaphtha launch ~"
caught In the current and eAi''. j
the falls. The bodies hA''
been recovered.