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Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
WOODMEN
ARE ACTIVE
New Camps of W. 0. W. to Be
Instituted in This State
in May.
SOCIAL SESSION HERE

State Manager F. o. Thompson and
District Deputy Jorgen Martinusen
have been active in Woodmen of the
World circles the past week. On Mon
day night they visited F. o. Thompson
Camp No. SO at Hoboken and last night
District Deputy Martinusen was in
Kearny, making preparations for in
stituting a new camp at that place on
Monday, May "a.
A new camp will be instituted ht
Paterson Friday night. Mr.. Thompson
and Mr.. MartinUsen, who will institute
the two camps and install the officers,
have secured over thirty charter mem.
bers for each.
At meeting Of Perth Amboy Camp
No. 10, to be held tonight, plans will be
made for a social session at the next
meeting
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
TWO INJURED
IN EXPLOSION
John Fitzpatrick Is in Critical Condition at the City
Hospital as the Result Of Accident at the A. S. &R
PIant--FOrei Not So Badly Hurt

John Fitzpatrick, of 19 Miller
street, lies at the city hospital in
precarious condition, and a Polish
workman is at his home with sever
al contusions, the result of an ex-
plosion resulting from hot metal
coming in contact with water at the
American Smelling & Refining
Works yesterday afternoon.
Fitzpatrick is suffering with
slight fracture of the skull over one
eye. Both his upper and lower lips
are split and he is somewhat burned
about the face. His injuries are
such that. should he survive as DIR.
Ramsay hopes, he will be disfigured
for life.
The accident occurred about
o'clock yesterday afternoon in what
is known as the blast furnace de-
partment. Fitzpatrick and the other
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
BRIBERY MEN
GO To PRISON
Pittsburg COunciImen and a
Former Bank President
Were Sentenced Today.
FINES Also IMPOSED
Ipeoial b. united Press wire.

Special by United Press Wire.
Pittsburg, Pa, MRy 5:-Judge
Frazer today imposed sentences in
the cases growing out of the recent
bribery scandals in the city council
here. Councilman John X. Klein
was sentenced to three years and six
months in the Western Penitentiary
and was fined $1,000; Councilman
William Brand, two years and fined
$500; w. w. Ramsey, former presi-
dent of the German National Bank,
eighteen months and $1,000 fine;
Harry M. Bulger, hotelkeeper, two
years and $500 fine; James and
Charles Colbert, convicted as Jury
fixers," two years and $500 fine
each. The arrests were made in con-
nection with the councilmen accept
ing bribes to make the bank city
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
YACHT CLUBS ANNUAL
MEETING TONIGHT

The annual meeting and election
Of officers Of the Raritan Yacht Club
will be held at the club house to-
night, commencing at o'clock. Ac-
tive preparations will be begun for
the yachting season and the annual
regattss. The usual additions = the
membership have commeneeG and
several applications will be acted
upon this evening.
The Offices to be filled arc those of
commodore. vice commodore, treas
urer, recording secretary, financial
secretary, measurer, three trustees
and five members of the regatta
committee. There are two nominees
for vice commodore and five for
trustees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
MISS IVERSON
IS GRADUATED
Nurse Receives Diploma Of Perth AmbOy City Hospital at
Brilliant Commencement Exercises Held in Simpson
Church Reception Follows at DR.. Ramsays Home

Miss Sophia Marie Iverson was
graduated from the ranks of the
Perth Amboy City Hospital under
brilliant auspices last night at Simp-
son M. q. church. The exercises
that proclaimed Miss Iverson q grad
uate nurse were elaborate In every
detail. A program that highly
pleased the large audience was car
ried out.
The church was filled to It's capa-
city long before the opening note
was sounded by the orchestra, which
was composed of Miss Clara Earring
ton, violin; Kenneth Martin, viola
Andrew Sprague, cello; Frank Hills
dorf, flute; Miss Augusta Earring
ton, piano; and Mrs. w. H. Hesser,
organ.
The program opened with the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
TRAINER HURT
BYCIRCUSBEAR

Alfonso Edwards, a trainer with Robs
bins circus, had one side of his face
badly torn and lacerated by yellow
bear when it became enraged at the
Pennsylvania terminal this morning.
Edwards nearly lost an eye by the ac-
cident, which occurred soon after the
troupe had arrived in town. The bear
was being sent from its berth in q rail-
road car to one Of the circus wagons,
Edwards was behind the animal and
urged it on, when it suddenly turned
and elawed one side of the trainers
face, just missing his eye. Attendants
pushed the animal into the Gagged wag.
on and more serious results were avoids
ed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
K. u. Y. EXCELSIOR
PLANNING PICNIC

At meeting Of the x. U. " Excel
sion, Of Msurer, held last night, fur
ther plans were made for the picnic to
be held at Excelsior Grove on Saturday,
July 3.
The committee reported that they are
arranging for prize bowling and games
to be held during the afternoon and
evening. At this session John Pfeiffer
was made an honorary member of the
committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05

overture, Coronation March, Meyer
beer, by the orchestra. Rev. George
G. Wilding then led in prayer, after
which the orchestra gave a selection,
Psyche by Richard Stahl.
The address of the evening was
given by Rev. T. A. Coultas, of St..
James church, Elizabeth. He demon
started the good work accomplished
by such institutions as the hospital
here and told of the faithfulness of
nurses. Prior to this Miss Iverson
was presented with diploma by DR..
G. w. Tyrrell, a member of the hos
pital staff. This feature was to have
been sixth on the program, but DR..
Tyrrell was compelled to leave at an
early hour to catch train for Vir-
ginia Following the presentation of
Continued on page A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
ESCAPE FROM
REFORMATORY
A Negro and White Inmate
Get Away from Railway
During The Night.
LOCAL POLICE NOTIFIED

Two prisoners escaped from the Rah-
way Reformatory shortly before 10
o clock last night and, although word
was telephoned Immediately to every
police station throughout this vicinity,
the fugitives were not apprehended.
The local police were notified short
ly before II o clock and given deserip-
tions as follows: James Williams, col
ored, twenty years old, s feet Az in
ehes in height, weight 130 pounds;
Frank II. White, white thirty years
old, feet 8 inches in height, weight
155 pounds, brown hair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05

man who was injured were within
about twenty feet Of a pile of cool
ing MATES. According to an official
of the plant. one of the MATES acci-
dentally broke open. The molten
metal on the inside of it ran down
in pool of cool water and instantly
there was loud explosion that
could be heard over the entire
neighborhood. A piece of metal
struck Fitzpatrick squarely in the
face, knocking him down, and drops
of the hot metal burned his face and
body in places. Assistance came Inn
mediately and Fitzpatrick was at
tended by DR.. w. e. Ramsay and
was taken to the hospital.
John Coates was nearest to Fitz-
patrick at the time of the accident,
but he was uninjured and was among
the first to assist Fitzpatrick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
WHEAT BEING HELD
FOR HIGHER PRICE
speetal bp unated prsss VIZ.

Chicago, May 5:-Jim Patten re-
turned from New Mexico today but
was not in the wheat pit. While to-
days session was not attended by
any panic there was considerable ex-
citement. Some one is holding
wheat tight and the shorts are des-
perate. May opened at 12SM and
within an hour went to 1921
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
WOULD NOT PRESS SEA
BREEZE FIRE COMPLAINT
apse.el . lhs NVgNINa NEws.


Tottenyille, May 5:-Colver Wight.
man, sixteen years old, Of 244 Wood
avenue, Tottenville, who was arrested
in connection with the fire that de-
stroyed hotel and many bathing
houses at Sea Breeze, on Wards Point,
ten days ago, was yesterday discharged
by Magistrate Marsh in the second dis.
trict court, after being given sharp
reprimand and good lecture.
Benjamin Williams, of Broadway,
Tottenville, agent for Charles II. Le-
land, Of New York, refused to press the
complaint, which was the reason for the
discharge of the boy.
District Attorney Evins and Fire
Marshal Lestrange were in court, ready
to proceed if the charge was sustained.
The other six boys who had been sum
moned were also in court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
WOMAN AGAIN
ARRESTEDH HERE

Mary Kemma, seventy years old,
was arrested at the aims house this
morning by Patrolman Andrew Jen-
sen on charge of vagrancy. She
appeared in this city recently and
vas taken care of by sympathetic
versions and later placed In the aims
houes. She was sent away from
there later and left town, but re-
turned last night and slept in field
near the place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
WRIGHT BROTHERS SAIL
TODAY FOR NEW YORK

London, May 5:-After a trium-
phant tour of Europe the Wright
brothers and their sister sailed from
Southampton today for New York.
The hour of departure was kept Sc
cret, they wishing to avoid any dem
onstration at the London station.
Members of the Aero Club and
friends of the Wrights were disap-
pointed, as they had planned a rous-
ing send-off. The London Aero Club
announced that they will bid for the
educational services" of the
Wrights as soon as they can return
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
MRS. ANNIS
WILL TESTIFY

special~hp Uaitsd Press Wire
Flushing, L. l.. May Mrs.
William e. Annis is expected to take
the stand today to give rebuttal tes-
timony for the state. Policeman
Baker, who arrested Captain Hams,
was on the stand today He said
he considered that he acted irratIon-
al. Charles S. Weaver, real estate
operator, swore that he had an ap-
pointment with Thornton Hams to
inspect some real estate near the
Bayside Yacht Club on the day of
the tragedy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
Trenton woman pied AZ Sea.

Special by Unlted Press Wire.
New York, May 5:-The steamer
Caronia arrived this morning from
Liverpool bringing the body of Mics
M. Patterson, of Trenton, N. j., who
died at sea, April 80. The body was
sent to her brother, Rev. ]. M. Patter-
son, Of Trenton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
2 MORE LIONS
FOR ROOSEVELT
Natives Have Made Love to
Former President and Have
Given Him a Nickname.
IN SUPERSTITIOUS AM E
Special BY United Press Wire.

Special by United Press Wire.
Nairobi, May 5:-Col. Roosevelt sur
prised and killed two more lions yes
terday, both with the first shot. They
are magnificent specimen Of pelts. They
were sent to Mambas to be cured and
forwarded to the United States.
Col. Roosevelt is held in superstitious
awe by the natives owing to his won
derful prowess with the rife. He has
been nicknamed Bwana Tumbo, term
of endearment, meaning portly master.
The party set out today for giraffe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
OUTING WILL BE HELD
BY YOUNG MEMS CLUB

The Young Mems Club, which meets
on the third floor of the Cohen building,
decided to give up their club rooms for
the months of June, July, August and
September, at meeting last
night Their furniture will be stored
and the club win meet at the homes of
members.
There will be a meeting ON May IA,
at which plans win be completed for
an outing.
Patronize NEWS adver1isers
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
THE TRIAL OF
KIDNAPPERS
aseoinl bu united Preas Rirs

Mercer, Pa, May 5:-Mrs Jimmy
Boyle was subpoenaed today as a wit
ness by the state in the case against her
husband, the alleged abductor Of Billy
Whitla The court also ordered the
woman to produce in the court three
letters written by Whitla and returned
to the kidnappers with the ransom
money. The woman remarked: "I Pm
satisfied my story will do Jimmy lot
of good"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05

Adrian Lyon was rendered a testi-
monial banquet at the Packer House
last night by the Perth Amboy Bar As
sociation in honor of his elevation from
the district court bench to Judge of the
court of common pleas Of Middlesex
county. There were thirty-four pres
ent and seldom has Mine Host Floer-
sch's banquet hall been graced with
such representative gathering. Not
only were nearly all the local lawyers
present but the bench and bar Of the
county was there in numbers.
1t was ahont 8 O'Clock when the
guests were seated and for two hours
a delicious repast was served. The
committee in charge was Joseph E,
Stricker, w. A Spencer and James s.
Wight and it had been agreed not to
have any speechmaking, but after
mirth and levity had held sway until
II O'Clock, the gathering became semi.
serious and insisted on hearing from
some Of the judges present. Judge
Beekman made an address in keeping
with the occasion and told a story OF
two. Judge Lyon of the circuit court
Surrogate Peter f. DAILY, Prosecutor
Theodore Booream and George A. Vieh.
mann, Of New Brunswick, also spoke
and paid tribute to Judge Lyon in glow
ing terms. Judge Lyon replied with
feeling and expressed his appreciation
of the honor bestowed upon him. Thom-
as II. Hagerty, j. M. P. Pearse and
Joseph E. Stricker assisted by a few
Others, took turns at the toastmaster-
ship.
viehmann for Governor.
Mr.. Viehmann was referred to by Mr..
Hagerty as the next democratic guber-
material candidate but he confined his
address to lauding Judge Lyon. Peter
A. Peterson was urged to speak but
begged to be excused as did Alan II.
Strong, although urgent demands were
made.
During the evening Mr.. Pearse read
o number of hcticious kilograms which
caused much merriment, especially one
which announced that Lawyer Peter A.
Peterson had been selected for Attorney
General, by Prsident Taft, providing
he would accept. Joseph e. Stricken
read letters of regret from Captain
James Parker, Supreme Court Justice
j. J. Bergen, willard P. Voorhees,, ].
Kearney Rice, County Superintendent
of Schools H. Brewster Willis and
Holmes v. NJ. Dennis, Jr.
The menu, which is given below, was
especially arranged by Chairman
Strieker of the committee and souven-
ir in the form Of law book, contain
ing the name Of Adrian Lyon on the
front and a brick of ice cream inside.
was novel feature
The Menu Served.
The menu was as follows:
Little Neck CLANS on the Half Shell
SOUP
Cream of Celery
Radishes Celery Olives Almonds
FISH
Broiled Striped Bass,
Maitre d D'Hotel Sauce
Pommes Sarah Bernhardt
ENTREE
Filet Of Beef Fresh Mushrooms
New Potatoes
ROMAN PUNCH
ROAST
Mallard Duck Currant Jelly
French Peas
SALAD
Cucumber
DESSERT
IAcINn lNo NEtdiH AbSOELeQ GaKeS
Bents Water Crackers
Camembert Cheese
Cafe Hoir
Cocktail
Claret
Champagne (white seaD
Cordial
Cigars
Continued on page A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
Slaughter Continues.

DFNN1UF " NFtFtVU TVso WWHi
Constantiuople, May 5:-Riosing and
massacres broke out anew today in the
smaller interior towns. Reports from
the coast towns say the conditions are
better there as a result Of the arrival
of the warships.
One interior town has reported that
order has been restored for the CHASTITY
reason that there were no more Chris
tians for the Moslems to slaughter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
Recordor q Witness.

Recorder Pickersgill went to New
Brunswick yesterday to act as wit
ness against William Mcmillan, the
negro who robbed a feed store in
New street, this city, some time ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
SHOVEL
HIT DYNAMITE
Seven Workmen Killed and
the Shovel Blown to Pieces
by Explosion.
WAS AN OLD CHARGE
Special 0v United Press wire.

Special bY United Press Wire.
Missoula, Mont, May 5;-Reports re-
ceived here today say that seven men
were killed by dynamite explosion at
Nimrod on the new line Of the Mil
waukee road. A steam shovel struck
an old charge of dynamite which had
missed FIRE. The explosion blew the
shovel to pieces and killed seven work
men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
RELEASED AFTER
SERVING rs DAYS

Recorder Pickersgill received
pathetic letter from John Camden,
the veteran umbrella mender, whom
he sent to the county jail to serve
four months for vagrancys a few
days ago. Camden promised to re-
form.
The recorder was in New Bruins
wick yesterday and released him.
Camden had served seventy-six days
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
HOOKS HAVE NEW
BADGES FOR CAPS

At meeting of Protection Hook
& Ladder Company last night new
cap badges were distributed. Ar
rangements for the visit Of the COM
pany to Newark on June IA were
discussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
RATIOHaL LAUNDRY

King Street Telephone 2se-W
The only up-to-date laundry with
modern appliances in tho city. Work
done By hand Is desired. Prompt de-.
iveTiea. Open ESQ g. m. to 3 p. M
LxDIARD q KILTaTA1d, Prora.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
RUSHCRUISERS
TO THE SCENE
Montana and North Carolina
Touched at Gibraltar To-
day--GOing to Turkey.
THE SITUATION THERE

Special bY United Press Wire.
Washington, May 5:-The navy de-
partment today ordered the cruisers
Montana and North Carolina, which
touched at Gibraltar today, to hasten
Immediately to Mersina and Alexan-
.dretta to assist in putting down the dis
turbanees in Asiatie Turkey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
Man Acted suspiciousIy.

Mrs. Albert Leon. of So Market
street. telephoned to the police at
9:25 o'clock last night that there
was man acting suspiciously
around her home. Patrolman Welt
zen searched the premises, but was
unable 10 find anyone.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05

Police Call Material Awaited.
The installation of the police call
system is held up today on account
of lack of material. The six signal
posts have been erected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05

All prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at Sexton's, 10 Smith street.
2224-6-5-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05

Guardian for FatherIess Children.
James ]. Flynn has been appoint-
ed by Surrogate DAILY as guardian
for Edward j. Peterson ana Lillian
Peterson, of 254 Washington streets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05
COLORED BOY PICKED UP
BY STATEN ISLAND COP
sDectal 10 the BvENINo NBWs.

Tottenville, May 5:-Samuel Liver
pool, fourteen years old, colored, with
no home, was arrested on Shore road,
Kreiseherville, at lilo O'Clock last
night by Patrolman Rogers on charge
of vagrsncy. He was brought to the
99th precinct station and later locked
up in the Gerry Society rooms in New
Brighton. He win be arraigned in court
today.
The boy was taken into custody here
Monday and was yesterday sent to Tot
tenville. He said he lived in Jersey
City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05

Mixed Chocolates 25c. pound at
Sexton's. 70 Smith street.
2224-5-5-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05

1t ne NEWS ten your wants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-05

An anchor to windward-an ad in
the EVENING NEWS.
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SEE SHROPSHIRE.

II your shoes iced "fxing' see
Shropshire, the best shoemaker in Ok
lahoma. Across the street from the
postoffice. 25tf
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A Nloht Riders Raid.

The worst night riders are calo-
mel, croton oil or aloes pills, They
raid your bed to rob you Of rest, Not
so with DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
4hey never distress or inconvenience,
but always cleanse the system, curing
Colds, Headache. Constipation, Mala-
ria, 25c at Ardmore Pharmacy.
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HOW kRDM0RE GETS
STUNG ON GASOLINE
AUTO OWNERS PAY 20 CENTS
HERE WHILE IN SULPHUR 10
CENTS is ASKED.

Is Ardmorc paying more for gaso-
line than other towns in this sec.
tion?
The people who own autos say
such Is the case and yesterday morn
ing a delegation of owners OF ga-U
line machines called ON the secretary
Of the commercial club TO enter a
protest against the rates that were
being charged here and To ask as
sistaucc In getting the Watcrs-Picrcc
company who are the local distribu.
tors to come down ON the price
II was shown that the company
here in Ardmorc is sending gaso.
line to Tishomingo and retailing u
there for II cents gallon while ou
from the same tanks is shipped from
here To sulphur and is sold for l6
cents In Nrdmorc 20 cents gal.
Ion is asked
The local agent said that ne would
be glad To deliver gasoline
at any price that might De- quoted
him. but that his rates were rcgu.
lated by the main office for the state
in oklahoma city and he had To be-
governed accordingly.
IL is moro than likely that i, will
take no moro than two cent stamp
To bring the price of gasoline at
N"dmorr to the same price that
other towns are forced to pay. for
has NOT corporation commissioner
Jack Love told the people how to
do the business Just a complaint
signed by nvc or more users will
serve to put the commission in touch
with the oil trust and down will
come the price Simple enough when
YOU understand how go work the com
bination
A. Gainesville the price of gaso.
Inc is lu cents. but then The re
c,iyor Tor The W Pierce rcgus
ties the price there. one auto own.
or i'm this city mas been able to get
gasoline "a, Il cents, but he has had
to take 100 gallons at time and
to furnish his own tank
The matter will be taken up at
once and the proper relief afforded
.hc users of oil in this city.
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Tax Warrants.

Special tax warrants for sidewalk
construction have beca issued against
the following property on 4th avenue,
Northeast:
Lots J., ., 3. and in block 25i,
s225O6.
II not paid within four weeks OF
date of publication a penalty OF 20
per cent will be added, TO the orig.
inal cost. Signed,
II. II. SAYRE,
City Engineer.
First published July 18th, 1909.
1854
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PERSONALS

Miss Mabel Matthews from Dustin
is here for a few days visi, with
her mother. Mrs. \. u Matthews
Mrs. VI. V. Niblack returned yes
tcrday from Durant, whore she has
been attending the summer normal
The little twins of Mr. and Mrs
j. Il. Pennington have been quite
sick for the past few days
Lewis H. Boyd. assistant pos,mas-
ter. left yesterday for few days
visit with his brother, Tom at Chick.
asha
Dr. and Mrs. W. + Gardener have
moved back to Ardmore from Brock
and occupy their home in South Ard
more. Dr. Gardener has been III for
some time and was reported very
sick Friday night. lie was some bet
ter yesterday
Mrs Fred Emerson left yc c,torday
for Kingston. where she will visit
with her sister. Mrs. Terry.
Mrs L. y. Murdock has returned
from rip TO Okmulkcc and other
cities Of that section Of the state
whore she has been selling insurance
in the National Life Of Vermont
She reports prosperous trip
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Johnson Of Mi
10. were i'm the city yesterday ON
brief visit. They will soon De ready
to move into their new home. which
is being built in the Chickasaw
Heights addition to this town
VIII II. Whalcy. a well known civil
and municipal engineer Of Muskogce.
is in the city on business matters.
!. W Eberlc, a prominent capital
Isl from Marion, Ky is in the city
looking toward making some invest
mcnts here.
G. $. Craycns OF the Ardmorc trac-
ton company has gone To Iowa on
business and will be- gone several
days
Joe VI. ondon returned yesterday
from a weeks trip to Coalsatc, Sap
ulpa and other points in the state
where hc has been on business
Mrs W. j. Boone. accompanied by
her two little sons. Edgar and John,
left yesterday to visit for awhile with
friends and relatives in Gainesville.
Vcsta Mullen of the realty firm of
Mullen and Mullen returned ycstcr-
day from the east where he has been
on business
Miss 4. T.. Caldwell, OF Oklahoma
City. was down yesterday and spent
the day with friends.
Miss Matte wilkins OF Blanchard,
is in the city for a few days visiting
relatives and friends.
Miss Rebecca Campbell, Of Pauls
Valley, IS in the city guest at the
Gllmcr for few days.
Miss Hcttic Caddcll OF Childress,
Texas is visiting friends here this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cheney and chill,
dren are here from Galveston Wis
iting Mrs. Ida Cheney and family.
Mr.. Cheney says the reports Of the
storm at Galveston were considerably
exaggerated
Pearl, Clyde and Arnold, children
of Mr. and Mrs. r. G.. Caldwell
have returned from a visit OF "A
month with their grandparents at
Cornish.
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