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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03
THOUSAND HOMELES
SEVERE FIRE SWEEPS TOWN or
COBALT, ONT.


Cobalt, Ont. July Fire swept
through Cobalt today. causing a loss
estimated at between ssso.ooo and
SOC. 900. at least one death and the
injury of six persons. It IL estimated
that 1000 persons are homeless to-
might.
Starting in the kitchen of Chinese
restaurant. the flames spread rapidly
and were soon beyond control. Stores,
saloons and other business structures
were consumed and both sides of the
street for half q mile were burned
clean.
A strong wind was blowing and the
use of dynamite was resorted to to
check the flames. It was during TIE
use of dynamite that one fatality &C.
Cured. A foreigner. unidentified. rush-
ed into q building Just as charge
went on.
with the assistance of the hre APP
paratus from Haiieybury and New LIS
keard. the fire was gotten under con-
troll late today. OF the loss. not more
than ne-tenth 10 covered by insur.
alce.
Several children are missing. but u
10 thought they will turn up safely.
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Phiiipsburg. N. j.. July 2.-The FIRST
serious 9Th Of July accident in this vi
entity occurred here today when tive
boys each lost hand and one may be
blind. Charles Giddens and Ellsworth
Davis. each 16 years Of age. were load
ing . cannen with dynamite when there
was an explosion. Their fingers were
blown on ana Davis eyes burned so
badly that It 10 feared the sight has
been destroyed Later the surgeons
amputated q hand for each boy.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03
SIX THOUSAND MINERS
ORDERED OUT ON STRIKE

Sydney, C. B.. July 2.-Six thousand
miners employed by the Dominion Coal
Company, in fits various collieries in
Cant Breton, have been ordered to
strike next Tuesday.
The order came from the United
Mine workers OF America. which have
their headquarters in Indianapolis,
Ind. The strike order was issued to-
night
The general officers OF the United
Mine Workers recently endeavored to
have the company recognize their
union, but were unsuccessful.
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TESTS BEGIN
OF PROHI LAW
Tennessee Defendants
Released.
LOCKER SYSTEM IS UPHELD
Judge Hart Delivers Charge to
Grand Jury.
Person Has . Right to KeeD Liquors
But Not to Sell Them-Dis-
erection as to Intox-
icants.

Nashville. Tenn. July 2.-The first
case for the violation OF the State wide
prohibition law here came UP before
Judge Hart. Of the criminal court to-
day. when that Official decided that
there was not sufficient evidence adj
duced to hold the men arrested yester-
day for selling what 10 known as
"beerette" or near beer and the
prisoners were released.
The men had been bound over from
the City Court to the criminal court.
The point raised by the counsel for the
defendants was that the warrant was
faulty in that II charged . violation of
the Statewide" law when practically
every law on the statute books Ia
Statewide. The further point was
made that the police Judge, In binding
the defendants over to the criminal
court had acted In the capacity OF a
committing magistrate and az such
should have complied with the State
laws which requires that such war
rants shall be accompanied with sworn
testimony.
Judge w. NJ. Hart this morning
gave to the grand jury q special charge
on the prohibition laws as contained In
Senate bill No. /. better known as the
Holiday bill.
Judge Hart in defining an intoxicant,
told the Jurors II was for them to de-
termine whether or not the liquid sold
was sufficiently alcoholic to intoxicate
q normal man in good health. He told
the jurors that It was their duty to
make inquiry under this law. and that
they might send for witnesses.
Judge Hart said he had been In
formed. but not officialiy. that the sub
stance called .beerette" or near beer
contained one-half Of per cent OF al
cohol. and that II their investigation
showed such drink was Intoxicating
then to find a presentment: II not, then
their duty ended.
On the locker proposition Judge Hart
instructed that a man had q right ia
store liquor at home, in an once. a
locker. or elsewhere. 30 long as he did
not sell II.
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THE FIRST TANGLE
OVER pROHI LAW

Memphis. Tenn. July s.--The FIRST ie-
gal tangie as result OF the coming
in Of statewide prohibition In Tonnes
see confronts Justice of the Peace Cole
man and his legal advisers and they
are in quandary as to which Of two
laws to obey.
In answer to repievin suit Justice
Coleman caused to be seized a quantity
of LIQUOR Procedure In such cases is
that the goods attached must be adj
vertised and sold at public outcry.
On the other hand the prohibition
law declares II illegal to sell liquids
containing alcohol. The solution is not
in sight yet.
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New York, July 2.-Solemn requiem
mass was celebrated today for Nine.
Helene Modjeska. at ST. Stanislaus
Church, where the body was placed
In state last night after its arrival
from Chicago After the services. the
body was taken to the steamer Kai-
serin Auguste Victoria, which win sail
for Europe tomorrow. The fnterment
will be at Cracow. Poland.
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81. Petersburg, July IA dispatl
from Urumiah. Persia. says the ~
tionaIists there recently attacked q
Turkish consulate and were repuiEe
with q loss Of ten men killed an
wounded. The Turks had one ns
wounded.
The attack is ascribed 20 resentme{
on account OF the entry Of Turks
troops into Urumiah and pillaging y
the Kurdish irreguiars acconapanyin
them.
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co.sr.sm., CusA,na. M.

Francis w. Cushman of Tacoma,
WASH. IL seriously Ill with pneumonia
In Roosevelt Hospital. this city. MI.
Cushman entered the hospital on June
81 to undergo an operation for the re-
moval Of an abscess on his neck. The
operation was q slight one. but before
he recovered from Il pneumonia devei-
oped. Today his illness had reached
the critical stage. Hopes OF his ulti-
mate recovery are entertained.
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WIN Go to St. Louis.

New York. July 2.--Broughton Bran
denburg, the magazine writer, recently
acquitted of grand larceny for selling
the Cleveland letter to The New York
Times. will be taken to st. Louis Sum
day morning, where he will be placed
on trial for enticing his step-son.
James Shepard cabanne III. away from
his father.
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Lou,aianian. Flight Duel

Plancheville, La, July ABBA Gut
Tory and Manuel Papiton. living mes
here, were unable 10 agree on . divil
ion Of money which they had earn<
In cutting cross ties. They decided
make e settlement on the basis ef q
survival Of the attest with shot &u1
as the deterrnsning Instruments. h&'
consequence Papilon Is In q critic
condition after having reeeived ~
OF buckshot In his face. Guiliory q
caped untouched
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PRIEST Is ENJOINED.
lust Not Serve Church I'm Ne

braska.
Seward. Neb., July 2.-Father Will
liam Murphy Of Seward was today
served with a blanket injunction or
der issued yesterday by Judge George
Cochran. at York, in which he Is not
only restrained from acting as rector
of the church at Ulysses. but from act
ing or attempting to act as a Catholic
priest In any OF the churches COM
prised in the Lincoln diocese.
The court order is an aftermath of
the demonstration against Bishop
Bonacum and two priests who accom-
panied him at Ulysses two weeks ago.
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Portland, Ore, July 2.-Traffic d.
rector J. C. Stubs. Of the Hartman
system, who arrived here yesterday.
said that a temporary agreement had
been reached between the Hartman
and Hill lines and that preliminary de-
tails had been arranged by which the
Union Pacific will enter Tacoma over
Northern Pacific tracks from this city
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nned to . small number Of people. but
was desperate and dstsrminsd IN iss
methods.


london, July as--The Daily Express
and others Of the London morning
newspapera call loudly on the Gov
ernmest for measures 70 suppress tns
india Houae agitation In London, OF
which Krfshnavarma II the leading
spirit. He IL now rsfugeeng in Paris,
where he openly advocates. through
his paper. The Indian 6ocfologist; get
ting rid of British omcials.
- Il 10 alleged that among the most
active and dangerous conspirators
connected with the indian House 10 an
Indian woman Of wealth and influence,
who 10 inspiring the students TO take
measures to overthrow British rule In
! The Daily Express asks tho Govern
ment to cali on France to expei Krish.
navarma.
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Cock Firhting LegaIised.

Havana, July 2.-The House OF Rep
resentatives today passed the bill le-
Ralizing cock lighting. which was I'M
mediately signed by President Gomez.
The lottery bill was referred TO joint
committee. Both Houses of Congress
probably will remain in session all OF
next week.
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New Orleans. July "A special from
Eenatobia. Miss. says.
steve veasey, negro was hanged
here yesterday for the murder OF A. t.
Veasey. a young white man. Amons
those present at the execution were the
four sisters Of the murdered man. who
evInced a decided satisfaction In the
execution. One Of the young women
asked the sheriff TO allow her to cut
the rope, but was refused.
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Prais, July "a special dispatch
from Biarritz says that DR.. Moure to-
day operated on King Alfonso for the
removal of polypus According to the
dispatch the King came to Biarritz to
consult with the specialists concern
ing a deafness which he believed to
be due to salutas fired In his honor
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Harrisburg. Pa, July z.--Mrs AiI
e. Rickins, aged SO. known here
Beatrice Scott. committed suicide
day by shooting herself. She haA b
worrying over debts. Her home j
in Tampa. Fla.
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was I'm New Orleans.

New Orleans, July 2.-That China
man answering in ever detail the pub
iished picture and description Of Leon
Ling. was in New Orleans. is the un-
changing declaration OF a cabman and
baggageman who came into contact
here with the man who they believe
is Elsie sigers slayer about two weeks
ago.
There Is every evidence that the Chi
naman went from New orleans to st.
Louis.
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London, July 2.-The robbery
Jewels valued at 100000 from q r.
gent Street restaurant. has been =
ported In the Scotland Yard by tre'
eler named F. Goldschmidt. Of Part
The loot. which was In a hand bn
consisted Of ten pearl necklaces and
number Of loose pearls and diamend
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CunninRham Confenann.

San Francisco, July flames Ed
ward Cunningham. a laborer, today
confessed to the murder of Miss Car
oline Brasch, cashier for Gray Bros.
Construction Company who was slain
in the company's oflces last wednes-
day. Cunningham surrendered him
self because another man was under
AxreEr
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Calcutta. July 2-There 10 At pres
ent recrudescence OF poiiticm ex-
element In Eastern Bengal, and meet
ines to express sympathy with natives
who have been deported are Of almost
daily occurrence.
Arabindo 0hos. one Of the most
prominent of the Indian agitators, 10
travelling through the country In the
interest Of an nti.government cam
paign. He IL preaching that the mat
Of Goa has gone out to the indian ma
tion to unite. to be free and to be
great"
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washington. July Ain the present
NJ the new director of the census.
Dana Durand. President Taft tod
signed the bill providing for the tai
ing OF the thirteenth decenniai censn
President Taft discussed with the
rector many OF the details Of the wei
Of the Census Bureau.
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Ceceis. Lofsus WEEDS.

London, July Cecilia Lotus. q
actress, was married June az q
Kensington registry ONCE TO Or.
II. Waterman, of Chicago.
On her return from her America
tour Miss Lotus is going 70 take
legitimate drama and DR.. Waterm'
intends to practice In London.
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that he was accustomed to use Ian.
guage Of this kind"
When the Amendment was LAID on
the table. ~ to 80. the Georgia Sena-
TOR immediately presented another
amendment recurring the taxation OF
bonds. which was rejected. II to ~.
The climax was then reached. ana
without any preliminariss. the anal
vote was taken. 1t was upon agree
ing to the corporation tar amendment
a. . part Of the tariff bill. This amend
ment was adopted by q vote Of so TO II.
OF the eleven Negative votes. eight
were cast by Republicans and three by
Democratic, the Republicans being 30.
rah, Brfstow. Builrcley. Ciapp. Cum
minis, Dolliver, Hepburn and LAFol-
lette, ana the Democrats. Chamberlain.
The Affirmative vote was ~ follows:
Aldrich, Bradley, Branedegee, Briggs.
Brown. Burkett. Rurnham. Burton.
Carter. Clark (Wyo.). Crawford. Gull
lom, Curtis. Depew. Dick. Dillingham;,
Dixon. Dupont, Elkins, Flint, Frye. Gal
-linger. Gamble, Guggenheim. Johnson.
Jones, Kean, Lodge, Lorimers McCums
Der. Nelson. Page, Penrose. Perkins.
Piles. Root. Scott, Smoot. Sutherland.
Warner. Warren and wetmore. Repub-
Leans: and~ Bailey. Bankhead. Culber-
son, Daniel. Davis. Fletcher, Foster.
Gore. Johnston, McEnery. McT4aurin.
Martin. Money, Newlands. Rayner. Tai
iaferro and Taylor, Democrats.
When the f1nal result was announce
ed, 1t O'Clock. the Senate adjourned
for the day.
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New York. July 3.--sThs Feds
grand Jury adjourned today until
Z. when II Is said = further lnves
ton will be made into the Ams
Sugar Refining Conpany's afgair K!
licences OF the EaIeification Of
by several employees ID expecte
nEoaucwa.
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Portland, Me-. July 1.-The lou
masted schooner Alice r Clark. go
laden, from Newport News Tor b&'
ror. was sunk last night She stru<
on an uncharted ledge near Nor
Isieboro and has broken In two. Tl
crew escaped.
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St. Louis. July 1.-The national q
ference of the Modern Wcodmcn
America began here today and =
conclude Monday with patriotic .
ebratiou. Prizes will be given "
ners OF drills.
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Newport, r. l., July 2.--secrets'
OF the Navy Meyer arrived here tod
on the Dolphin from New Lsondcu
make an inspection OF the treiri'
station and the war college. puxt'
the day he visited the coafng stat,
at Bradford
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London. July According 10 pre-
advices received here q band o. CH
nese bandits recently attacked the ku|
sian settlement at Kotovo near AarnA
Manchuria. Two peasants were SIN
and several Chinese iaborers were ce|
rfed of
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yellow Springs. O., July at
Mcwhtnney, wen known writ
speaker and minister OF the Christi
Church. died here last night He "
Chancellor of Defiance College as
time Of his death.
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WYNN Trx the sultan.

Paris. July "A ConstantinopIe dis
patch states that q court martial In.
quiring into the revolt OF April ID,
has decided to commit the ex-sultan
Abdul Hamid. for trial before the high
court Of Justice.
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Pittsburg. July 2.--Announcement Is
made tonight that beginning July 8.
the Macbeth Evans Glass Company OF
Pittsburg will restore the rate OF
wages In effect three years ago. It 10
an increase Of rs per cent.
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Richmond, Va, July 2-The hearing
of the Virginia-West Virginia debt
case was completed here before Special
Master LlttIeheld today and the case
will be argued in New York September
ii.
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RAID ON CHINESE
WASHINGTON POLICE TAKE srx TO
JAIL.
Believe They Were selling Lottery
Tickets I'm shadow OF The Capt.
tolls Deme---Arre3ts May he
Impoxfnns.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2.-Charged with
using the United states mails for lot
terry purposes, proprietors Of three
Chinese shops were arrested tonight.
In each Of the places q large amount
of gambling paraphernalia was found.
The raid on the places were made
by Postoffics Inspectors Keene and
Barclay. assisted by about a dozen
members OF the local detective and
police force.
What ordinarily would have been a
local episode gains Importance. from
the fact that the raid represented an
effort of the postoffice department to
reach the center of widely ramifying
Chinese lottery system and gains in
terest from the recent murder of
Elsie Sigel In New York. which has
drawn the eyes of the world to the
usually obscure doings of Cinnamon
In the United States. It was expect
ed that the raid would be simultane-
GUS with the similar activities In
other cities.
It was planned with the utmost
secrecy and followed many days of
careful detective work on the part OF
the postoffice inspectors.
Almost In the shadow of the dome
of the National Capitol. with hawkiike
swiftness the inspectors swooped down
upon Tic Pt6Ccn anu bhEcW Ing &TOupS
of Mongolians for the moment into
CONSERVATION. though the Cinnamon
soon Iapsed into silence and proceeded
to forget what they knew of the Eng
lish tongue.
The six alleged proprietors. all
'Iees"--Lee Hing. Lee Sam. Lee Huen.
Lee Hong, Lee You, and Lee Kim
were bundled into the police wagon.
together with armfuls of papers
covered with Chinese characters. big
tin pans. boxes and bowls bearing
mysterious figures.
Great stacks OF supposed lottery
tickets, printed in green were seized
In each place. On some of them,
large splotches OF red Ink covered the
winning numbers.
The inspectors think that one OF the
places raided was the headquarters
OF the alleged lottery system. Be-
cause these tickets were being mailed
to places outside of Washington.
principally, 1t is said. in the territory
between Baltimore and North Carolina,
the postal authorities interfered.
Arrested I'm Baltimore.
Baltimore, Md. July 2-Thirteen
Cinnamon were arrested in four stores
and restaurants here tonight by Post
ONCE inspectors and were held for the
United states authorities on charges Of
using the United States mails for lot.
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No Csupens IN Tebacco.

WASHINGTON. July S-Deciston TO roc
ommend the prohibition of prize cou.
pons in tobacco and snuff packages and
a practical amendment to increase the
most of the provisions OF the tobacco
schedule OF the administrative portion
of the tariff bill. were reached at o
long session Of the Republican menu
bers Of q substitute committee Of the
Senate Finance Committee todav
The increases will be made not only
in the tax proposed by the House on
cut and plug tobacco. but also on Gig
ars cigarettes and snuff.
Tn House provision relieving farm
ers who manufacture their tobacco In
TO twist from the tax requirement. has
not vet been taken up. but the indi-
cations are unfavorabie to the accept
ance of that provision.
The Democratic members OF the
committee may be called into consult
alton tomorrow. but probably not be.
fore Monday or Tuesday.
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washington, July 2--IForecass, for
AaabamaI--GeneraIl fair Saturday
and Sundays HIGHT variable winds.
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during q recent visit to Valencia. An
examination. however. showed that the
trouble was principally due to poly
pus. which was removed without diff
ficulty.
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LYNCHrNa OF NEGRO.
Black Was Found In Home % Csesr,
FanaffY

Atlanta. July 2.--A report reach1
here today that an unknown negr
was lynched last night at BarwicS
Ga. 1t IL said that the negro wa
found hiding behind bed In the horn
Of a white family that a mob gath
cred, took him out OF the house an
hanged him to q tree. Wires to Ha1
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arrested I'm baltimore.

Baltimore, Md. July 2-Thirteen
Cinnamon were arrested in four stores
and restaurants here tonight BY Post
ONCE inspectors and were held for the
United states authorities on charges Of
using the United States mails for lot.
terry purposes. Evidence was secured.
The Jewish outlook., 1909-03-19
''ghe 9epess "---,fnotker Point Of Oiew
To The Editor of the "JeWish Outlook"

IL The of the '.JeushO
your appears puporting
written by one Irving Yaeman on
THAT prs % @ Hs SStabs SSs
% born Of aa oeo"sh @ @ @ consntsd nub
and into ss what ideals many ays ave cherish na n
the ewess she reality and leaves her sorry N 3 behold
reality rreparaby the He finds the real
sws lev n Of r @ % sen 5 %h all @
erc trait and concludes that she has no voluntary religious
Merse n1d Mosssi Has she Qualities
Of x M ss @ % @ vns a%a 5 the soa
which he devote toward compmenng the Jewes ews
Try thus @ from the s Writer Of the article sss
% xs .sS wf the ss
novel of s~ the sran II nd sf" BOT he
Book of Esther The critics premise that these books
porn p s snothe "% i" ase mneh criticized works.
challenge this premise In part of OF these three works can
type These three ewesseRe
s % and s er for s ssa Of @
s be from d s books w"ss o na merely p
@ aS its % s1sy OF f fss z1s Ss
@ no" @ w.d isl e%es of Mn s % ""d
place unntelsnt merely domestic woman! Would hess
daughter of israel who Of
"s@"SE "ppes "" to 'a AS did not fns mighty
%n ssr"g that there be found
least who exced her sisters of the land h beauty or is % such en-
s o the eok Of Esther tell us that ali the Young
entered this beauy contest Of
the wee those picked
random. found the list of celebrated beauties the king
if Esther characteristic type
ewe been nummerabe other Jewish
beauties the list of contestants for the kings
Pursuing his along the line Yaeman asserts: In
of intelligence authors
again guilty of fragrant The question which we have
the advanced
making ewes attractive phys
icaly apply WE'LL pctung admirable character
to will his
sympathy and ntene interest? 1t in the types
place being the extraordinary rather than the
dnary author hols the nature And still
speaking the mental atanmnts of the Jewe find the author
of the placing the of
poval Shakpeares JeS the most insignificant and weakest
have been merely
complete the picture and round out the story She
pitiable ShyOck
of senmenasm type a study Is she the best
Yaeman merely because she breaks
follow loves ca
she superior the mena attanmen to be
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ROOMS AND BOARD
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with
or without board. Apply NO. III
B street south. Phone 1882. III

Florence Fenton came in from
Leavenworth yesterday, after visit
ing Edna Thompson for few DAYS.
Mrs. DR.. Cameron returned from
Seattle yesterday afternoon, a1ter
visiting friends.
Miss N. Lawrence returned from
a weeks visit at the fair, yesterday
Mrs. Wilt went down to Malaga
Yesterday to visit friends lot ie"
days.
Charles Harlin came in from Seat
tie this morning, after attending the
K. P. convention.
Lawrence Belser returned from
VISIT at the fair yesterday. Z