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The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08

and then it will take him a
few days 10 complete the job.
The other day J.W. Bobbitt
and wife were seen coming
from Arrow Rock with a new
riding c~ultivater and his wife
was driving the team 10 from,
OF the wagon the cultivation
tied behind the wagon, and
Mr.. Bobbitt was riding the
cultivator aud had hold of che
levers and declared he was
riding an automobile and
could not let go Of the steer
ing wheel for fear il would
ditch or run away with him.
Fred Detmer was seen on
his way home with a fine red
hog on his wagon which he
got from Cooper county las,
Thursday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
Wonderfully Clever
We sell the Dixie Hosiery.

the remains of William Kellet
who died at his home one mile
east of town, Wednesday April
9th, after several months of
suffering. There was a large
number of the friends of the
family present and a great
many flowers were placed up
on the casket beautiful tokens
of sympathy and love. He
leaves a wife and three small
children two sisters and three
brothers besides a large circle
of friends and other relatives
who are left to mourn his loss.
We extend our heartfelt sym
pathy to the bereaved ones in
this sad hour.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08

6shing Monday evening but
for some cause they failed Ia
bring in many fish.
Il. M. Ehlers and wife re.
turned home from Enid, Okla.
T. M. says Enid Is the gar.
den spot Of the world anil il
you don't think 81 just 70
with him.
DR.. Sharp was u Gillian
caller last week.
Miss Carrie Tiemeycr who
has been in ST. Louis two
years learning 10 be a trained
nurse returned home "A few
days ago. We are all glad u
see Miss Carrie return and
wish her well. .
Church was held at Fish
Greek Sunday morning and
|evening but owing to the
threatening weather the turn
out was small.
Milard Thornton aud Henry
Beirbaum were Boonville call
ers Tuesday.
Mrs. Jack Thornton has
been on the sick list but a,
present is doing iue.
Now Is the time to go fish.
ing.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
NELSON

Eugene Engle is home on a
months visit TO bome-folks.
He attends Draughon's bust.
ness college at Kansas City.
Evangelist VIM. A. Ward is
holding a revival at the
Christian church.
Although Nelson Is a pro.
gressive little city we still
have q man in our community
who prefers OK teams To
horses or mules and says they
have advantages over these
latter. He says there Is less
money invested, they are kept
at a small expense, are steady
and easy to handle.
John VanB Bowen OF near
Slater, came here Saturday TO
meet bis father, Peter Van
Bowen, of Rhineland who
will visit his children around
Slater.
Our new canning factory is
nearing completion. There
are Is stockholders and the
capital stock 10 $4,000. Roy
|Grossnan is president and ].
W. Cox secretary A compe.
tent manager will be employ.
ed from the east. The mach.
inery will be installed this
month and the factory will be
ready for business when the
fruit comes iE.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
NEW FRANKFORT

We are afraid the "Early
Bird" won't catch the worm
this week since the heavy
frosts we had.
Phil Thierfelder of Chair.
ton county, spent a few days
with home folks.
There will be quarterly
meeting at the Evangelical
Church, beginning Friday,
May 8, aud continue over Sun.
day, Rev. Swart the p. E.
and Rev. Eager will conduct
the meeting.
Mike Babler transacted
business in Marshall one day
last week.
born TO John Pemberton
and wife, a baby girl.
j. Crumbaugh returned
from Leroy, ILL.,, Sunday.
Rev. Norvell filed his reg.
ular appointment at Good
Hope Sunday.
Several new monuments
have been put up in the New
Frankfort cemetery.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
NEW FRANKFORT
Intended for last week

Farmers are about through
planting corn.
Wheat is looking fine.
Rufus Davis OF Marshall
wOrshipped at GoOd Hope
Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Re!sacher is
visiting relatives in Kansas
City this week.
Don Gorker and wife of
Kansas City spent Z few days
With his parents at this place.
DIR. Sullivan and family
have moved from Slater u
their farm west Of New
Frankfort.
Miss Minnie Rhoades of
Good Hope left Thursday for
an extended visit to Califor.
MIA.
Chas. b.. Winning and sis.
ter who are attending N. Wes-
tern College have been EN-.
ployed to teacn the Good Hope
school for the ensuing term.
A. b. Guerin and wife of
near Gillian spent Sunday
with Chas. Thierfelder aud
family.
Jno.C Cobb a former resident
OF Saline died at his home in
Benton county.
Mrs. UnboldL left several
weeks ago for Kansas City
where she will remain for the
summer.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
Van Buskirk and Crowder.

Van Buskirk and Crowder.
Mrs. Ilavner and daughter,
Sophie, of Sweet Springs
spent the latter part Of last
week with Mrs. II. W. Mont.
gomery.
Roy Crowder and Miss
Allie Thompson visited ut Mr..
Nightwine's last Sunday even.
ing.
Mrs. VIM. Hall, of near
LongwoJd died last Sunday
morning. The bereaved have
our sympathy.
The Miller schoolhouse was
sold last Saturday to VIM.
Lynch for $50. A new one
will be- built.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
NEW HOME

Walter and Mrs. Anna Ia.
rue visited Mr.. and Mrs. W,
r. Larue, of Johnnytown n,
Saturday night aud Sunday.
Mr.. Demoss spent Monday
night with Messrs. Edmund
and Victor Allen.
Miss Bessie Knott visited
the Misses Harris Monday
night.
Mrs. Joe Edwards and
little daughter, Mamie Marie,
returned to their home in
Sedalia Sunday after u weeks
visit with d. Lemon and fami'
ly.
Miss Ethel Mex inney spent
Tuesday with Miss Msyme
Dierking.
Lester Harris and sister,
Miss Minnie, visited at J. M
Thomas near Houstonia Sat
urday and Sunday.
". H. Witcher and son,
Claude,of near Sweet Springs
we're dinner guests At D. M
Harris Tuesday.
News are rather scarce a
this writing.
There will be Children,
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
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4 COUNTY NEWS
DAVIS

Roy Williams returned to
his home 10 Slater last Wed.
nesday after visiting a few
DAYS with his brother here.
The Sunday School at the
Shiloh church has been re.or.
ga 1ized and are having a good
attendance. Rev. Powell OF
Miami preached last Satur.
day night and also Sunday
evening.
Miss Nellie Porter return
'ei home from Kansas City
I last Wednesday where she
has been the past two weeks
with her mother who is hav.
ing her eyes treated at a hos
pital there. She says her
mother is getting along nice
ly and expects to come home
In two or three weeks.
Walter Crane and family
were shopping in Slater Sal.
urday.
Miss Ollie Carr of near
Ayers Is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Ira Davis this week
Gus hermann of Slater
spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the home of Jos.
Hermann.
Royal and Harold Hupp
sons of Chas. Hupp of Old
Monroe visited at Lloyd KEN.
pers the first of the week.
Amos Audsley, Lloyd KEN
per, Joe Stephens, Elliott
Brown and families Sundayed
at Otto Ruppert's near Ayers.
Miss Beulah johnson visit.
ed with relatives in Slater
last week.
Ed Lemn spent Sunday with
homefolks in New Frankfort.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
Mt. LEONARD

Mrs. Frank Casey of Mar.
shall came up Wednesday TO
attend the Missionary Society
and spent Thursday at the
home of Mrs. James Swinney
at Salt Springs.
j. L. Shaull of Odessa came
last week TO visit his daugh.
ter, Mrs. G. A. Wright, and
drove over TO his farm north
o. town to do some repair
work.
Patrick Kellet of Canada Is
here being called here on the
account of the illness and
death OF his brother, William
Kellet.
j. j. Witt, the editor of the
Marshall Republican was in
our vicinity Wednesday look.
ing after the interest of his
paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Syl.
vester announce the arrival of
q son Wednesday.
Dean and Cellie Oquest Wis.
tied their sister, Mrs. j. 8.
Howard, Friday and Saturday.
Miss Ida Danuser of Mar
shall made a flying trip to Mt.
Leonard Sunday evening.
Will Hams and little son
visited at the home of @. L.
Grimes last Sunday.
The Ladies' Missionary So
ciety met with Mrs. Charles
(Oquest last Wednesday. Mrs.
j. s. Howard and daughter
came up that morning from
Marshall tn attend the meet.
ing.
Misses Elizabeth and Fran
els Welcn attended the Kee-
nan.K Kennedy wedding at
Shackleford Wednesday.
r. B. Wright went TO Chi.
cago Monday night with sew.
eral car loads Of cattle.
Preaching here next Sunday
morning and evening.
A comforting and impress
sive funeral service was held
1t the Catholic church Friday
moruing - eleven O'Clock over
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
LITTLE ROCK

|
Henry Beirbaum and Kit
Thornton left for St. Louis
Friday night, returning early
Sunday morning. Henry
says that St. Louis is the on ly
place and that Kansas City il
only q small town compared
st. Louis.
Missss Dysart, Trout ans1
Small wood were Glasgow
callers last week.
Several u the boys went
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
LITTLE ROCK

Henry AslemOyer lost a
valuable COW last Wednesday
on clover.
Henry Aselmeyer Said that
be bad finished the outside
work on John Kessler's new
home and IL now ready for
tie plasterers 70 ~ 70 work
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08

Exercises and a basket dinner
at New Home the Fourth
Sunda" IN this month, May
"a. Everybody is invited to
come and bring well filed
baskets.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
SWEET SPRINGS

j. j. Smith left for Search
light, Nevada, where he will
continue the management of
work ON the property of the
"Old Mizzoo" mining Co.
/, j. G. Magness made "a bus.
mess trip To Oklahoma last
week.
Geo. Lemon, postal clerk on
Lexington branch of Mo. Pac.
, drank carbolic acid on train
No. 622 near Lexington Tues
day morning aud died soon
after. His body was taken
on To Seda!ia where he lived.
Mi y T.. G.. Andrews and
| friend, Miss Cord IN, Of Kan.
SIS City, returned To that
p'a;e Sunday evening, having
spent several days with Miss
Andrews parents.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Lpn Hooker,
Of ST. Louis, spent several
days the first Of the week
visiting Mr.. Ilockei' 5 par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Hooker.
j. o. Barbour Of the Wilson
Dry Goods Co. who has been
/. quite I'LL the past two weeks
is improving and will soon be
out again
j. The 70 | call meeting" and
basket dinner Of the Christian
:. cburch last Sunday was very
much enjoyed by those pres
lent. A large number Of mem.
bers were kept away ON &c.
: count of the inclement wealth.
Ter.
J. Muench opened his new
furniture stoye on Lexington
Ave. last Saturday.
Rev. Edmund Wilkes, of
IColumb ia, will preach the
y baccalaureate sermon To the
!, graduating class, at the
Christian Church May 9th.
Rev. j. h. Dillard of Macon
:, will make the address To the
class on the evening OF the
Graduating exercises. The
many friends of these minis.
ters rejoice to know that they
will have this opportunity Ut
listening to them once more.
Jesse Wheeler and daugh.
y tiers Misses Mayme and Sadie
: went to New Mexico Tuesday
TO file on CLAIMS.
3 Miss Ora RoDt was substi
u tute teacher in room No. =
this week while Miss Sadie
/. Wheeler was in New Mexico.
Miss Lizzie Norman of the
country north Of town is visit
ling Mrs. Ambrose Haggard
this week.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-08
CRErCHER

Mrs. Henry Montgomery
who has been i'll Is better.
Misses Edna Akeman and
Ethel Wilson spent last We'd
nesday night with Mesdame,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-20
H. A6,s ~ 4 II i ~ Il / y II "a
SHORT STORIES.

u A new scaIe not only weighs, sHe
also counts the articles being weighed
provided they are all like. ..sy+ -yt,sses-
There are men In Oklahoma thirty
ave years Of age who will have their
first chance to vote for president this fL
year. q .ss. VI
while the tonnage Of the feet OF the
great lakes is increasing, the number
OF craft Is decreasing owing h, the
xreater capacity Of the newer boats. ats
4 The population Of Fairbanks, 4 las
ka, is over. 80 per cent men, and It ts
naid tilat there Is a great demand for f
women who wish to be married there.
Systematic Investigation Of the PHIL
ippine Islands reveals the fact that the
group consists Of 1900 islands, while
before the American occupation the
number was estimated at 200.
The department Of the interior is plan
ming to reclaim enough sterile land and
swamps to- form a stretch sixty miles
wide from New Ybrketo San Francisco
and capable Of sustaining 100000, 900
persons. !. .;yss ls :s 1, \, & Il Il. y.
i ! -Four little Angora goats drawing q
small conveyance and their master are
making trip cross the American con-
tinent from San Diego, Cal. to New
York; The goats travel on an average
J, fifteen miles day. s.@s b Il ssiss II;
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-20
Home Notes.

The harder the toothbrush the more
sffectually 1t cleans the teeth.
Newspapers may be used to pad the eH
ironing board just as well as an old
blanket or muslin. +. ss y
Slight stains can be removed from
black cloth by rubbing with a freshly
cut raw potato, wiping with q clean
cloth .sl5 .55s. 4, + E-'@5 III
TO mend hemstitching cover the
space Of the worn hemstitching with
Insertion and stitch both edges on to
tray cloth, and it will then be as good
as new and even prettier. ;3S
Use d clean brick to stand the iron
on when ironing instead Of the usual
ironing stand. It has NO holes under
meath to admit the air, and the, irons
will retain their heat much longer.
Soap and powdered chalk mixed and
rubbed on mildew spots win rernove
them. To expedite matters let the
spotted article lie In the sun for few
hours, damping itagain as 1t dries.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-20

The matter OF going ahead with
the building Of the Masonic temple
in Bismarck is now under consider
ation.a A site was secured in the
very heart of the city a few years
ago and it was anticipated that long
before this a structure in keeping
with the growth and dignity Of the!
Capital City would be erected. It is
understood the building committee,
having the matter in. charge, now
have a most favorable offer on the
building OF the foundation and base
ment. The plans of a building cost
ing something like $25, ZOO when com-
pleted were approved two or three
years ago and the high basement,
with six feet of range work above
the ground is one Of the features
of the building. In Minot last year
a 5000 Masonic temple was erect
ed and in many other cities in the
state the fraternity have comfortable
and in some instances, elegant
homes. Why not in Bismarck? s' =
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-20
/, sToLE PANTS
10 f- SftrI N ~ s..ss |sE ~
And Were Selling Them in Nearby
Towns When They Were ,tsg

s55 - sF ,i5S ~ iSabDSus4E$5t 245 III EE:sa 3
Forman Independe Two fellows,
giving their names as Joe Smith and
William Benz were brought TO Fors5
man Saturday afternoon by Sheriff
Jackman, and a deputy, and are now
lodged in the county jaileaWaitingt
trial at the November term Of the
district court on the charge OF bur
glary They had q preliminary hear
ing at cayuga last week before jus
ticeI Of the Peace Rose and were bound
over to the district court. 81
& tt seems that they broke into the
Kommodsky store at sGenesee and
stole a number of pair of gentleman's
wearing apparel known as pants.
ranging In value from $500 and up
wards, each. From Genesee they
went to Cayuga, a little town about
six miles westward. and sold two or
three pairs Of the trousers at s1.35
each, and were doing a 4landoffice
business when they were appre
hended, with the result that the sar
gent county officials took hand In
THE game.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-20
Tales They Tell.

A colt is being reared by 4. a.
5Greenwald of York county, Pa, on
i've quarts Of milk and several eggs a
day. 33
Edward Thompson. watchman at
Perth Amboy, n. u, says a rat comes
TO him every day and gets chew Of
tobacco. 52S 55l55i
a Swiss has taken the trouble to
count all the steps he took during a
year. He found the number to be
9, ,760 600. which gives 25.74O steps a
day.
A horse at Atlantic Highlands, N. g.,
having been bit By an automobile go-
4 ing sixty miles an hour and a little
later by q railroad train, was rescued
Sunin1ured, swimming In the shrews.
gbnry river.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-20
BOMBS ! | J |.
And Dynamite in Plenty Cap.
tured in ST. Petersburg! y,
-..250 Arrests 1.

St. Petersburg, Sept. 19.-Twc
hundred and fifty members of the
Social Revolutionary committee and
the Revolutionary Railway union,
have already been arrested, 81 and
scores Of Others are being searched
for as result Of the discovery of
500 pounds Of dynanaite, and many
completed bombs in their headquar-
ters. a n 4. NJ t
The discovery came about through
the arrest Of a traveller from south
ern Russia. The police, found on him
documents duplicating a high police
official named Cholodnikoff in a rrevo-
Elutionary plot q, a4 s.ss s.l.
Cholo onikoff was arrested and his
house searched, the authorities find
ing evidence that lead to the raid Of
the secret headquarters Ii tavern
in the poorest part 81 the city.
The tavern Was found to be filled
with dynamite, bombs and other re-
volutionary instruments and docu
ments. It is believed that the reyol.
utionists planned t6 take advantage
of the cholera situation, which has
been demanding the entire time OF
the police force, to commit the mos
daring outrages in the history OF the
city. !, s,..,s 4 ....s.l s ESs. 7
When the extent Of the plot be
come known, the police were order
ed to let the cholera situation take
care of itself and give themselves
over toSthe arrest OF the plotters.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-20
g.. BETTER. !.
=: is%3 FIAT ~ I'!S'sSII aTlFia &,nag7 s:s,3
.% -------.s,..; .,,: :. >t..7sSls \
Aeronaut Wright Is InproY,:..:.
ing: :.Cond0leIlce Re.
..ceived From AL Over the
j.. World for LII Selfridge'S
Death

Washington, D. c. Sept. 1917
villeS Wright showed signs Of i'm
proFement today at Fort Myer hos
pitaI and while the doctors: say he
Is not entirely out of danger his con.
dition is very much improved. u
Miss Katherine Wright, sister Of
orville, visited her brother twice to-
day and several officer and friends
of the injured man were also per-
mitted to see him. Lieutenant Sell
frige will be given; a military funer-
al, probably Thursday. His father
left San Francisco today for Wash
ington, and until his +, arrival the
body will remain in the vault.
Thousands of condolences from all
over the world have been received
by the war department: It will
probably be two or three months be.
fore Mr.. Wright will be able to
leave the Fort Myer hospital. 4
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-20
MEMBER OF AssociATEDf PRESS
aHa1Es| sB Bsz'r
In Democratic Missouri, wher'

In Democratic Missouri, where
four years ago a Republican state
ticket was elected with the exception
Of governor, the people are. taking
an account of what has been done
under a Republican administration.
The trust has been more than full
filled and Democratic enthusiasm at
the present time is at low ebb. The
state board of equalization took
hold Of. the assessment of public
service corporations with Arm de-
termination to adjust the same in
proportion to other property. AS a
result there has been an increase in
the valuation of public interests of
over 1000, 900, bringing an in
crease in the revenue Of over half a
million dollars annually. Democrat
ic spell-binders are having a hard
time to convince .Missourians-who
usually insist on "being shown
that their interests lie in the direc.
tion OF Bryan and his vagaries. -
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-20

1t is announced from Republican
headquarters that National Commit
teeman James Kennedy and U. S.
Senator P. J. McCumber will form a
committee from North Dakota to
meet Judge William H. Taft at Min
neapolis the evening of September
~, and escort him to this state, en-
ering at Grand Forks where a com
nittee Tof the leading. Republicans
from all over the state, will be pres
ent to greet the Republican presi-
Dental nominee.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-20
ENGLISH EtcIlings.

70 Il
Z It is proposed to paint the gun ports
Ct the Victory yellow, their. color at
Trafalgar. and to rerig the ship as
she was In Nelson's time. s
organ builders OF old built To good
purpose, as the one Ia Allhallows
church. Barking, England. shows, 1t
having been installed In 1e77. II d
now undergoing only It's second reno
vation.
The historic Great Queen Street
chapel Or. as It is better known, Kings
way hall ~ London, has been declar-
90 unsafe for further use. which VIII
be q hard blow Tor the Mathodists, but
snay VII at once try to raise Sl2c, COO
With which 10 rebuild.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-20
Pour OIL on Fire and ,Ex.
plosi6n Makes Torches !, !.
81. IL, o. Them al. i i. +. !.
We're Alone. III House at ihe
!. Time heig!hbOrs
Rush to Aid

Linton, N. D., Sept. 19-Little John
Dirk. aged S years, and baby, Kathers
ina sKreig, aged % months were
burned to death at this place while
playing with a can of kerosene dur
ing the absence Of their parents from
the house. ss ~. 7. 49, ss5s5s5a5s y
The terrible accident happened at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Dirk. Mrs. Dirk had gone to visit
Mrs. David Kreig, leaving her two
little sons. John aged 5, and Am
brose, aged 3, alone in the house.
Little Katherine Kreig asked to be
allowed to go over and play with
the boys and she was given permis-
sion to do so. 's5s55
Shortly after this John Mohn, who
Hives next to the Dirk residence. and
who was working In the rear portion
Of his house. heard an explosion, and
RUNNING out he saw flames through
window in the Dirk house.
Just then the door Of the house
burst open and little John Dirk, en-.
veloped in flames, rushed out, haY
ing started to 90 to his mot The
mortified man overlook the child and
stripped him of his scIothing and 5iI
the meantime nefghbors had rushed
into the building and found the lit'
Tie KreIg gIrl alsosa living pillar q
flame,
II EFerything gknown to medical skill
was DONE in the effort to saVe tn
iEehild dsen 1lyes but they both dies
a few hours later. u
It appears that the childrel
4 thought they aouid roast some COR
and they took sh 81 kerosene Ean i
q to start the fre and caused the 81
bplosion Ambrose Dirk, who was i
1.-THE house at the time. was onl
slightly burned
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-20
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Patience.

Times poultice for allswounds.
The courage to suffer In silence.
The souls smile at trial and pain.
The serene stimulus that comes from
faith. Fl. a4ss 4$s3 IL. ss5s .S5
The optimism Of the soul expressed
In bearing s5j
The gentle heroism Of the day BY !.
day battle OF life. n
Working, watching, waiting, without
WEAKNESS or worry. mi
Daily conquest OF an environment By
rising superior to It +
The individual wall Of defense
against which all waves OF trouble.
hurl themselves harmlessly. &.
Constant new strength to resist the
same old troubles. - William George
Jordan In New York Tribune.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-20
TO MAKE WOMAN GARDENERS.

To Teach Mature studIes-M Mission OF
an English College. l55
Swanley Horticultural colleges work
Is to make women into gordeners,
whether as growers for market or in
private grounds, or as teachers of 9th.
ers. The course is specially designed
to be, Of use tothpse who have land Of
their own and those who look forward
to a colonial life. 5,ss 4 " s55s 4. II
The college was founded nearly
twenty years ago and now possesses
forty y-three acres of land 1.-TWO Of which
are devoted to flowers, twelve to kitch-
en- and market gardening sand seven
teensto fruit. /. There is long range
of glass houses, an apiary, dairy and
poultry run The report for the past
year refers to the growing demand for
teachers of nature study, iii view OF
which the college has established a
course In natural history. There were
over sixty students at the college dur
Ing 1907. .5si3 5
AS testimony to the practical ma.
ture OF the instruction at SHan1ey, ii
may be pointed our. that durins 1907
twelve students received appointments
as teachers, three as head gardeners.
four as gardeners and under gardeners,
two as market gardeners, while Ave
obtained positions In 5esbing or tenn.
porary work One student went out to
teach mature study in4British Coluna,
lbia- III. 4
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-20
LAUNCH 6,APsIzED
FOUR DROWNED.

Bridgeport, Conn, Sept. 10. -Four
persons out Of a party of seven IN d
launch were drowned on Long island
sound tonight Of stratford Point.
Three survivors were rescued after
having been In the water nearly two
hous.
The party were homeward bound
during the early evening. when the
launch ran upon the breakwater on
'stratford Point and capsized.