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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-10-15
The sheath skirt.

As for the exaggerated sheath
skirt 1t Is entirely out Of place on the
street. and those who persist in wear
ing Il will entail serious consequences
on themselves from public opinion.
active In It's consideration OF the
style.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-10-15
Princess stllI Favored.

Coats and skirts in all styles hold
the day in popularity for forenoons,
but II dressy occasion arises, then
skirts and bodices or one-piece gowns
OF embroidered lawns, mulls. batlstes
are the rule, unless a lace coat makes
an exception.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-10-15

The new shade is wistaria. It is
attractive and looks especially we'll
on a woman with light hair and skin.
1t shades into a faint lavendar. On
these suits are trimmings of a slight
ly deeper tone, and the only other
colors put against 1t are white and
black.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-10-15
FATHER AND son MARRIED.
Vell-Known Columbia Men Take
Brides On Succeeding Days.

Columbia Especially .--Miss Kath-
ryn Smith. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Smith, and Joseph NJ Straw
bridge. clerk in the ofice OF the Sus-
quehaDna Iron Company, were mar
ried by Rev, A. M, Mehrkam.
Mr., Joseph G. strawbridge. Penn
sylvania Railroad engineer, and faith
"a OF Joseph M Strawbridge. and
Mrs. Amanda b. Roiirer ware alse
married By Rev. J. A. Deter. pnstoi
OF the Church OF God
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-10-15
woMAN's HOUSE DYNANnTED.
Black Hand Letter Followed BY Ex-
plosion--I3oarder Arrested.

Pittston Especially dynamite was
exploded beneath the bedroom win
dow OF Mrs. Mary Peach. a widow,
at Dupont. The house was badly
wrecked, but Mrs. Peach and her
three children were unhurt.
Mrs. Peach had received a Black
Hand letter telling her she was TO
meet violent death. Mike MARI
ana, former boarder. was suspected,
and the State police captured him.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-10-15

either round or square outline, and
can be made as an entire guimpe or
cut OF and finished to form chemi-
settle, as liked. Both allow a choice
Of three sleeves, the long ones with
deep cuffs, the long ones with straight
bands, and those of elbow length.
The guimpes are made with front
and backs, and are drawn, up at the
waist line by means of tapes inserted
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-10-15

three yards OF edging and three and
one-half yards OF Insertion for No. 2:
ton medallions, four and one-hali
yards Of insertion, three and enc
fourth yAsas Of edging for No. s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-31
pEsERET- EYENING NEWS THIRsDAY DECEMBER 81 1905

mission To- the Northern states
| q This winter there are between
so and 60 students of this place at
tending high schools or colleges away
from home. This is the largest number
in tie history of the settlement and
shows Il growing educational spirit.
The holiday season is full of
social festivities. . Stocknen
are finding that it is better to feed
sheep in winter than to send them to
the desert, consequently several herds
are being fed here. me
Draper Commercial company Is re-
modelling its mercantile establishment
+ In the advent of the Christ
mas News" expressions of apprccia-
ton are heard on all sides
Monroe Notes.-The past week the
thermometer registered 20 degrees be-
low zero for two nights II is now
moderating and the warm sun is taking
off the seven inches Of snow that came
for Christmas splendid
program was rendered at the meet.
inghouse Christmas day before fall
sized audience. 1t was given under the
auspices of the Sabbath school, Supt,
O. Magleby in charge. MANY family
gatherings were held and Santa Claus
has been very liberal with ms preseitls,
making hundreds OF children's hearts
happy. School closed a week
ago and will resume Jan. 4.
over 20 of Monroe's young people are.
home from the Snow academy. B. Y. U.
and other high schools to spend the
HOLIDAYS. The beets nj Elsi-
more are still being loaded, notwith-
Standing the cold weather The job
will soon be finished.
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bridge west of town George Smith let
the gun he was carrying full and 1T
went off The shot struck Waldo
mar. Heinrich IN the abdomen and he
died last night from the effect of the
wound. si
Medical aid was quickly summoned
md all was done that could he done to
alleviate his sufferings but he died in
IL few hours afterward.
The family have lived in Smithtie'd
less than three years and they have
the sympathy Of the entire community.
Mr. Willis Lennon, one OF Smith
sfield's Oldest residents, is very low With
stomach and liver trouble.
NEW ARRIVALS.
Mr. and Mrs. n. " Larson, Mr.. and
Mrs John H. Peterson, Bishop and
Mrs. w; l.. VIM, Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
man Hansen, Mrs Maggie, Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Roskeley are
rejoicing over the safe arrival at their
homes of a now baby.
About a;Syeek ago the water jacket in
Mr.. Lorenzo Tooison's stove exploded
and wrecked the dining room quito
badly None OF the members of the
family was seriously hurt, but two
of them were slightly burned.
Mr., and Mrs. w. A. Miles new home.
is nearing completion.
Mr.. r. j. Merrill has begun work on
his new home. Mrs. Beatrice Omey is
building an addition to her Main street
home.
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THATCHER. ARIZON a
Relief Society Confcrencc--Ghristm
Out Door Sports in arizona.

Oul= DoOr Sports III !tiiLolla
Special Correspondence
Thatcher, Arizona, Dec. 26,-State
Relief Society conference was held
here yesterday, and in connection
Herewith were commemorative eNer-
cises in honor of the Prophet Joseph
Smiths 10Srd birthday anniversary
Isaac r. Robinson and Buron b..
Barney, who knew the prophet. re-
cited some incidents of his life. Mrs.
Geo. II. Crosley of st. John stake and
Miss Caroline Layton from Alberta
stake, Canada, and Mrs. Mary Ran
som OF Union stake We're present.
or the speakers We're Elders Kimball
and Nash of the stake presidency.
In the afternoon outdoor sports
marked the day. the married men
worsting the single men in a game
OF baseball.
The academy building is progress
ing. The walls are now up to the
square. 1t will be magnificent
structure.
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HE. FAILED re PAY ALIMoNY
Sheriff After William Eccles, Jr., With
Court Srmmons--Dr. Ricllin italy
Cause OF Anxiety.

Ogden, Dec 3l,-trlle police of Og-
den have had their attention called to
The mysterious disappearance of A. II.
Ingold, former joint agent at Cobre,
Nevada, on the line OF the Southern
Pacific and Nevada Northern, His
disappearance is causing great
amount or concern to his Wife, family
and friends.
About three weeks ago Ingold and his
wife left the Nevada town. for u visit
with relatives In the east. Early last
Z week the Ingolds started west. While
in Chicago Ingold left his wife for a
few minutes waiting on the
street corner. Failing to appear in Il
reasonable length Of time, Mrs. Ingold
began a search for her husband ana
traced him as far west as Ogden. He
registered at the Healy hotel and left
last Itursday morning and his present
whereabouts Is unknown.
Inquiry at the office of Superinten-
dent Manson Of the Southern Pacific is
TO the effect that Ingold has a leave or
absence for 80 days and has not as
yet reported for duty. There are no.
charges against the man with the com
pany, his accounts are correct and he
has n5ccrtain amount OF salary coming
to him. Mrs. Ingold left for Salt Lake.
last evening, where she will seek the
aid of the police in her search for her
husband.
FAILED 10 PAY .ALIn1oNY.
summons is in the hands OF the
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we're represese y d. The conNtntion5
closed last evening with d banquet ut
the Hotel Roberts, II
The Following officers We're chosen
at the afternoon session and! VIII
serve for the ensuing year; President,
= @ FL. Fi'ishS Provo; first Vice-Presi-
dent. Manor A. II. Clark; Pennington;
second Vice. President. Mayor James
Monsoon, Mt. Pleasant; third Vice.
President Heber5 Christensen, lsich-
field. The selection of secretary will
be made by the president
At this session n resolution was
4dopted, favoring the passage of a
local option law. This was passed by
tho league after considerable dis
3cussion. sss
Logan was selected as the next
meeting place..
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no ONI.
DOUBLE FUNERAL.
Tic Great Reaper Busy i'll Morpni--
Ono Fatal Case OF Diphthcria.

Ono Fatal Case OF Diphthcria.
Special Correspondence.
AIoroni, Snnpete Co., Dec. 999.--A dou-
| Bile funeral was held IN the ward tab
ernacle today over the remains of a s.
year-old boy, son of Joseph Marx. who
(, diedItwo days go from an attack Of
dropsy. the other case being that of
Mrs. Nora Gee, wife of Samuel n. Gee,
OF the adjoining village OF Freedom.
She passed away on the 18th inst. Her
dSath also was due to dropsS. She
MAS the daughter of Joseph Wise Of
Mount Pleasant, aged SO years; the
husband, survive. She was Of q gentle.
loving disposition. and endeared herself
to a large circle of friends, who deep
" mourn their loss.
The services We're very largely at
tended, comforting remarks being made
by Bishop Bradley. Bishop Jensen OF
Freedom, Elders Joseph l.. Jolley,
Aaron Hardy and sSoren G.. Nielsen.
Moroni has recently been afflicted
and one fatal case, which took OFF the
4Near-old hoy of Cyrus and Calista
Tidwell on the eth inst.
The grim reaper has also gathered
several Of Moroni's aged citizens re-
Gently. viz: Lawrence Nessep. il re-
spacted old gentleman of 76 years. who.
succumbed to long attack Of asthma \
Sven Anderson, q veteran Of 50 years.
who had lived here since 1864, and had
raised through the hard times and In
dian hostil:tics Of early days. and al
this writing, the body OF JenS G. Han
sen. a good, inoffensivc resident. aged
70 years, lies awaiting the last sad rites.
He passed away on the 2Sth. Funeral
services Will be held ON the 3lst.
Aloroni's 5,C00-ton beet pile is now
being shipped to Lelli AT the rate Of five
Ito seven cars Per day. ii will take
about two weeks more to finish the job.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-31
SPANISH FORK
JEX FAMILY REUNION.
Pioneer Family Now Numbers al
Living Members
Special Cor1espondence.

Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork, Utah Co., Dec. 29,--In
keeping with a custom of several years
the William Jex family held its an
5nual reunion today. The gathering wa
held at the City pavilion and began at
$50 o'clock p. m. and consisted of a
speech Of welcome by John w. JeS
followed by songs and recitatlons by
members of this numerous family.
AT the conclusion Of this session re-
We're served. The reunion
closed with dance in the evening.
WilliamJex. the central figure in the
family. came to Utah In 1854, and soon
after settled at Spanish Fork, where he
is still enjoying health and prosperity
beng at present Is years of age.
This distinguished family now mum
,bers l44 living, which is perhaps one OF
Iftah's largest families. Grandpa and
Grandma Jex are today the recipients
of congratulations OF many friends
They are among Spanish Forks most
esteemed citizens.
The people are generally spending
the holidays in a quiet manner. RoWdS-
ism seems to have disappeared.
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JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.

Wedding Eicensc--A marriage IL
censc was issued yesterday AFTERNOON
to w. G. schmalz and Jane Moves,
both Of Ogden.
Died at Infr,nary-Jerry o,Conner.
an inmate of the county intirmary,
died Mt that institution yesterday. The.
deceased was born IN Ireland in 1871.
and came to the United States in 1872.
The funeral will be held Friday morn
ing.
PcaceInallcr Bittcn-Lee HALEY, a
delivery boy for the firm of S. j. Burt g.
Bros, while attempting to separate two
dogs that We're fighting in front Of
the store yesterday, was severely bitten
in the calf of the right leg. DR.. Cor
don was summoned and attended the
young man. To close the wound it was
found necessary to take several stitches
in the leg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-31
BUCK STOVE co. NOW
WANTS COSTS INCURRED

Washington, Dee l.seelsing 70
have the court compel Samuel Com
pers, Frank Morrison and John Nit
chell labor leaders officials to
pay court costs amounting to nearly
$1,000 incurred in the famous con-
tempt case, i. j, Darlington, of counsel
for the Buck Stove u Range company
upon whose petition the labor men
were originally cited, has filed d mo-
ton in the supreme court of the
District of Columbia asking that jus
tice Wrights decree sentencing Com
pers. Morrison and Mitchell to prison
be so amended as TO fix costs on the
respondents,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-31
HOLDEN.
Sudden Death of Mrs. Emclinc John
son Jones.

Sudden Death of Mrs. Emclinc john
son Jones.
.specinl Correspondence
Holden, Willard Co. Dec. 29.-0nc of
the largest attended funerals ever seen
here, was held today over the remains OF
Mrs. Emellne johnson Jones, wife of
David Jones, who departed this life on
the 9th inst, of heart failure, without
q moments warning, She was 80 Years
of age and leaves Il family Of children,
the Youngest being L years of age.
She lost her husband. Wiliiam j. John
son about Il years ago. two yours ago
SHE married Mr.. David Jones, who had
recently lost his wife. o sister of the
deceased, who left three small chill
edren.
county, John Gull of MeadoW. and
Bishop Anthony Stephensoh,i were speak
crs at the services ait spoke in high.
est praise OF her noble, character and
good works y brief recitaifiof her lifc's
labors was written by Benjamin Ben
nett of Provo. Utah, and read.
This section is having an unusual
amount Of snow SO tar tlls winter, and
farmers are assured of sufficient water
next season fer crops.
The, holidays have passed very quiet
.iN SO far. Quite a number Of our old
acduaintanccs arc here visiting relatives
and friends.
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Or OGDEN IN lrAI.Y-.5

About two months ago Doctor Rich
left Ogden for q tour of Europe and
as his Itinerary would take him to
<siy about the time OF the great
earthquake, his family here are much
worried over the matter. He reached
Naples two weeks ago, and since that
time his relatives here have had no
word from him. Tbisscity being in the
heart of the afflicted district having
receivedGno news from him, his friends
and relatives are anxious over his well
far. pr. Rich expected to reach Vienna
nv ian 80.
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INTERS ATE NEWS BRIEFS

Park City Bricfs-Fire. caused by
an overheated stove, nearly destroyed
the contents Of the residence OF Mrs.
Nlargreth Meyer in Empire canyon
. The mines which have been
closed down on account or Christmas,
will resume work Monday. Dec. IS.
AIcFwen. slight of hand performer and
hypnotist, has been holding the boards
ut the Dewey theater for the last
three nights to crowded houses.
Henefer cddinss-The wedding
supper given by Bishop Harris on
Christmas eve, in honor Of the, mar
riage of his daughter, Ida, to William
P Croft Of Peterson, was a grand
affair, with over 10 guests.
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Wilson, ST. give
their wedding dance on the Goth
The Christmas tide was quietly
spent. The children and young folks
indulged in q dance.
Emery Notes-N. c. Nelson. better
known In emery as Grandpa
Niclson, died Dec. 81. at he home OF
this daughter Mrs. p. Y. Bunderson. He
was past so wears OF age. He survived
his ~ifa Just che month and two days.
Nearly all of JImery's young
people are home from school for the
holidays. Some OF the men ara
bur intend to return Within a few days.
They report everything o. X, on the
grade.
I.clli Notcs-Rumor has it that the
Opera House building Will be sold
soon and the store rooms below used
for an up-to-date meat -marke>.
r.. A. Bushman. j.. of Lehi and
Miss Lydia Walters. belle of Pleas
ant Grove. We're married in the salt
Lake temple. Wednesday last Births
are reported as follows; Dec. II, son,
Mrs. II. II, Hardy; Dec. 20, g daughter,
Mrs. j r. Roberts, Dec .. son,
Mrs. Reuben King Miss Edna Dor
ton who has been suffering with
typhoid fever is conFaiescent.
Draper Notcs-A few evenings ago
"a welcome homo entertainment was
given in honor of Elder. William Fitz-
gerald, who recently returned from q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-31
] WOODRUFF,
Death Claims Mrs. Harry Buck and
Samuel II. kiddy.

Samuel IT. KiddN.
Special Correspondence.
Woodruff, Rich Co., Dec. 2i,-- Mrs.
Mary Buck. Wife OF Harry Buck, died
at Evanston on Friday, Dec. Is, OF
dropsy. The remains We're brought TO
this place for interment. Funeral serN-
ices were held from the ward meeting
house on Monday, Dec. Fl. She was a
faithful worker III the Sunday school
and Primary association here. She.
leaves a husband. a babe weeks old,
father and mother. two brothers and q
sister and Il host Of friends to mourn
her death.
The funeral or Samuel II. Kiddy was
held today. He had been suffering for
several years with an affection of the
throat, and died Dec. "a. He was a
faithful and energetic 1Aatter-day SAINT.
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SMITHFIELD.
-------.------
FATAL Gun ACCIDENT

W;.ldcmnr IIcnricl, Succ,umbs to
Shocking Wound--Ot News.
Special Correspondence.
Smithfeld. Cache Co.. Dec. 2a.---Yes-
terday morning George Smith and
Waldenar Heinrich We're riding on a
hayraclS with a son of Willard Bling
nam. Just after they crossed, the river
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-31

Your complexion made clear and beau
stiful by keeping yolr blood clear. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea cleans the
blood as no other remedy does; noth-
Ing so goo dior the complexion. Your
friends recommend 1t. 36 cents. Tea or
Tablets. Godbe-Pitts Drug Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-28

trict Of Columbia. Holding Special Term an
Equity Court the matter Of the dissolution
the American Home ONE. Life insgaasce COMPANY.
sideration Of the petition nled in the above en-
titled matter by James H. Vermilya. Charles T.
ioder and James H. Cation, praying for dssolu-
ton Of the American Home Life Insurance Com.
pany, a corporation chartered under the laws OF
the District Of Columbia, 1t is by the court. this
l4th day Of July. AID. 1908. ordered that all per
sons interested In said corporation appear In the
the 25th day Of August. AID. 1sos. and show
cause. II any they have. why said corpora tion
should not be dissolved a. prayed provided: that
ing Star, a newspaper OF general circulation.
weekly for three successive weeks. the first in
day fixed for showing cause as aforesaid: and
that said notice also be published in the Wash,
true copy-fest: ]. r. YOUNG. Clerk. By
F. w. SMITH. Asst. Clerk. SHEEHY &
SHEEHY. Solicitors for Petitioners. iy14- st
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Filed IS san &. Supreme ceot q Tie
pstsiet count q the 'q United States for the
District Of Columbia. in the matter Of the pay
f.: to Of
and alleys authorized y the act Of Congress- sp-
17.ds 49, ' ss line to a
District Of Columbia. District Court, No. e1l:.
have been and APPOINTED By Se su
preme Court Of the District q Columbia. holding
for the District Of colum6a, as commi.sion to
apprais s the damages resulting to adjacent prop
nues and alleys authorized by the act Of Con.
gress approved February II. 1901. relative to the
. of ssss; The e q,
the District OF Columbia. viii meet at io: 80
% fse 6 n; Ssd s:f Of
be assigned US by the United States marshal for
the ssanssa MADE e
grades Of the following named streets. avenues
touching the damages resulting t to said property
from said changes Of grade. pursuant t" the
At Of ae e
for payment Of damages on account Of changes
a" Se fs e # sss
and Washington Railroad Company" to Wit:
street from Canal
9Th street and 7th street. Virginia avenue south.
west between 9Th street and 7th street. D street
southwest between 9th street and Sixth and One
half t61aD street, It'll street southwest between
street and Maryland avenue street southwest
between 7th street and eth street. the alleys IN
tl84). 10th street southwest between MARYLAND
avenue and G street. Maryland avenue southwest
between 9TH street and 18th street and 14th
street: All owners of real property damaged BY
the changes made ~ the grades OF any Of said
us. in this cause. duly signed and sworn to. for
an allowance Of damages: within twelve months
1t Is provided in and by the aforesaid act Of
Congress approved June 90 1908. that upon the
claim for damages. within said period. his right
to do SO shall cease and determine: CHARLES
SPRANSY. Commission Appointed to Apprai.e
Damages. Seal.l true copy-Test: ]. r.
Clerk Elx-o0t .Su
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Whereabouts of River Men.

NJ. Mitchell Davis of Solomon's Island
Md. was in the city yesterday on visit
to Capt Jack Taylor regarding a new
tugboat which he is building at Solo
mons for Taylor & Bro. of this city.
NJ c. Clark, who with his family. has
been spending several days at Colonial
Beach, returned home last night on the
steamer Wakefield of the Washington
and Potomac line.
L. A. Clark of Carter & Clark. returned
last night from a short stay at Atlantic
City and was on duty In his office on the
river front this morning.
Capt. Elisha Atkins. master OF the
schooner Elischa Atkins, with ice aboard,
will be on that vessel when he visits this
city next month. Capt Atkins was for
merly a regular trader to this port in
the schooners H. L. Baker. NJ. B. Seavey
and other vessels, but this will be the first
time he has been here with his new
schooner
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LEGAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia; Washington. July p; iSS ,s
trict of Columbia. be- and they are hereby
amended by adding thereto the following: Reea
lation Requiring the Registration Of Iaundries In
the District Of Columbia. That every person who
commonly launders for pay on the premises
sheets. pillow cases. table cloths. napkins. OF
other similar articles beongins to any other per n
health ofncer in writing within thirty days afte,
this regulation takes effect: giving his or her
and the number Of persons or families living in,
serxes - less than ten in numher. and there
after every person laundering as aforesaid shall
report in like manner his her name. and the
Of persons or families whom he or she serves.
occupancy Of such premises ana the use thereof
for the purposes sforesaid Any person violating
upon conviction thereof. be punished by fine
q not less than twenty dollars HENRY B.
MORROW, Commissioners. ID. C..
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The power launch Elizabeth. belonging
to the dredging company having the con-
tract rd the improvement of the tidal
basin and the river channel hereabout
is out on the marine railway at Regan's
to straighten her shaft and for other re-
pair work The hull will be cleaned and
painted before she Is launched.
The Margaret is used as a tender to
the dredging machines at work in the
river. While working In shoal water a
day or two ago her hull struck sub
merged obstruction and the shaft was
bent. The little craft will be two or
three days on the railway.