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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-27
TS'' OR
NO ''E RATS
Two Thousand Girls at
a High School Ignore
an Edict

New York. Oct 97.-Two thousand
girls attending the Erasmus high
school, Brooklyn, have held mass
meeting at which they decided to ig-
more an edict issued by the assistant
principal. prohibiting the wearing OF
"rets" and 'pulfs" In their hair. The
order to discontinue the use OF such
aids to feminine adornment created
such consternation that the girls held
a mass meeting after school hours
and agreed that the new rule would
not be obeyed and that all girls VINO
so desired might continue the wearing
of the puffs and rats and have the
support of all the girl students.
The school faculty has taken de-
tormined standing In the matter and
it is expected that a clash VIII result
between the pupils and the teaching
staff
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GEsHAROT is IDENTIFIED
AS OTTO MUEIIER

New York. Oct 27-Eforts of of.
ficials OF Suffolk county. L. l., to
learn whether or not Frederick Geb.
hardt the confessed murderer OF An.
na Luther. had engaged In series of
bigamous marriages. were rewarded
In measure today by the finding OF a
woman who claims that Gebhardt
then known as Otto Mueller. married
her In Russia fourteen years ago. The
woman. who Is now known under The
maiden name of Minnie Rosenau, at
tended the inquest at Islip yesterday
and positively identified Gebhardt as
the Mueller who had married her In
Russia. r-
after gaining possession of a fair
dowry which brought him, she said
Mueller deserted me and came To
America"
The police have also brought into
the case another woman who war
much in the company OF Gehbardt
but who disappeared about year AGO
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WAS IT APPROVED.

Will be that Brewer claims that the $025
approved by the council by the and therefore, could
included TO show that Brewer and his whole
misrepresenng the matter this paper the
City office found the official report showing
the full committee requested the council order the
$025 paid and that the council passed the resolution June
that the next day. June % the Mayor approved
The issued and entered the books Yet the
claimed this debt of $l0125 should be
it not approved,
We had the signatures photographed from the record,
shown attached to the following request of the committee
certified TO correct by the City Recorder:
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PROOF IN THEIR OWN
HANDWRITING OF THEIR
FALSE STATEMENTS

In reply the of this paper that the report
made by Brewer issued
amounting total of $060 the Brewer people replied last
Sunday morning as follows
''GIasmann o the office of the city auditor
list of drawn among which to the
Pipgrec National bank for T10l25 drawn but approved
knew legal liability until approved
mayor. The total OF warrants drawn, including the
$1Ol25 was $1077604
city auditor, republican officer should not have
ported legal liability until approved any
than should have reported clam for damages other
account until approved This the whole of the crooked
report false report 'rottcnncss, rotten city govern
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CONGRESS REFUSES
TO CHANGE NAME

Billings, Mont, Oct. 27.-ln spite
of the fact that the railroads inter
ested in the northwest who Is inter
ested in boosting dry farming, wanted
the name changed. the congress by a
vote of 372 to 1iS, decided TO let it
stand.
The officers of the congress for the
coming year as announced by the re-
port OF the committee on nominations
which was adopted, thereby elecunS
the following named officers
President, F w. Mondell. Wyom-
ing: first American vice president
Frank c. Bowman, Idaho; second AM
erican vice president, II. B. Henning,
New Mexico, third American vice
president, r w Thatcher. Washing
ton, foreign vice presidents, George
Harcourt. Alberta, Canada; w. r.
Motherwell Saskatchewan; Senior Ing
I.auro Viada. MeXico I.aszto Goyer,
Hungary; Dr. Theodore Kryshtofo-
WITCH Russia.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-27
SEAR(,HEO
+ OR A BOY
Who Had Seen Run Over
by an Auto and Taken
to Hospital

Chicago. Oct 27.-For two days tho
police searched for 19-year-old Joseph
Kubil1. who had been run down by an
automobile Saturday niGht and spirit
cd away by the occupants of the ma,
chine Yesterday the boy was found
in North Side hospital
Joseph LeppaB. driver OF The auto.
mobile. was arrested last night and
later released on bonds. After the ac-
cident he says he put the victim In
the automobile and took him 10 u
physicians Office. He was told that
the injuries might he serious. Instead
OF notifying the police he carried K0-
blk To the hospital. The first intor-
nation received by the police was Il
request from the parents that Il search
he made as It was believed the miss
ing hoy had been kidnapped or pos
si6ly killed.
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VIRGINIA CITY IS
ON TIE SLIDE

Reno. New, Oct. 27.-That the old
mining camp of Virginia City is sink
ing into the deep canyon on the side
OF which it is located and that 1t has
already slipped down hill eleven feet
within the last few years was the
startling announcement made by Pro-
fessor George !. Young. head OF the
mining and geological department of
tho University of Nevada. today.
Prof. Young states that the steady
sinking Is due to the old underground
timbering In the Comstock mines.
placed there 80 years ago. which is
gradually crumbling and is respon-
Sible for the phenomena. He also
predicts a catastrophe at any moment
unless steps are taken to prevent it
Only few days ago an "Old Glory"
hole cayed in and left an opening in
the ground several hundred feet in
depth.
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CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago. Oct 27,-Cattle-Reccipts
2O,5oO; market steady TO shade high
er; beeves 81 90aS 80; Texas steers
So S0a4 90; western steers 81, 25a5.-
80; stockers and feeders So 00a5 10;
cows and heifers 81. 6Oa5 10; calves
Sc 50aS 10
Hogs Receipts estimated at $4,000.
Market steady TO sc lower, light S7.20
az 20; mixed 81 35a7 90: heavy $3.50
az 80, rough 81 30a7 so; good to
choice heavy 81 50a7 so; pigs 50 5Oa
725: bulk of sales 81 soar SIS.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 3d.
600; market steady, native 81 50ai. -
so: western 81 75a4 so; yearlngs
s4 50a5 so; lambs, native S4.25a7.- =
10, western 81 soar o..
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Chicago Close.

Chicago. Oct 2I-Close, Wheat
Dec. and May $l.04 IL; July 81 5-S.
Corn Oct 80 IA; Dec. IS 1-2a5-S:
May GO SIS: July 60 is.
Oats-Dec and July SO 5-S; May
AZ is.
Pork-Oct $2S 30; Jan. slO.92 IL;
May SIS so.
Lard-oct. $12 30; Nov. Sl2.O2 1-2;
jar. Sll .9Oa32 IL; May S11.o5.
Ribs-Oct. $l0.G2 IL; Nov. 81. so;
Jan. and May $40. 90.
Rye-Cash IS 1-2a7l: Dec. 10, May
"a
Barlcy-Cash 5la65.
Timothy-Oct SO 70; March 81 10,
Clover-Nothing doing.
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CLOSING QuOTATLONS0F
WORLDS MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper, 50.
American Beet Sugar, 40 rs.
American Car and Foundry, 69 IL.
American Cotton OIL. 76.
American Locomotive, 5S IL.
American Smelling, 95 IL,
American Smelling, pfd., 1lO IA.
American Sugar Refining. lS2 81.
Anaconda Mining Co. l6 II,
Atchison Railway, l2l l-2.
Atlantic Coast Line. 1SS.
Baltimore and Ohio. la 5-S.
BrOoklvn Rapid Transit IS SIS
Canadian Pacific, 1Si.
Chesapeake and Ohio. 81.
Chicago and Northwestern. 1SG.
Chicago. Mil. and St Paul. l5G 3-i.
Colorado Fuel and Iron. II 3-4.
Colorado and Southern, 81
Delaware and Hudson. lSS 7-S.
Denver ana Rio GTande, Sc 3-S.
Denver and Rio Grande, pfd., SO 81
Erie Railway, IS.
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CONF FESSED
STEAL ING
After Being Caught in
the Act by the
Inspectors

Spokane. Wash, Oct 27.-Peerinr
through lookout holes in the post.
Office walls. four inspectors watched
George H. Coonce. city distributing
clerk. last night while he hid thirty
letters in his pocket. Then they
sprang out of hiding. chased the flee
ing clerk and captured him.
Coonce confessed that he had he.
gun stealing letters last July wher
he was denied an advance In salary.
He saws he stole more than $1,000 i'm
cash. burning letters. money orders
and checks in stove at his home.
Attention was attracted 10 Coonco
because he spent moro money than
he earned. He has n wife and three
children
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KOREANS ARE PLEASED.

Honolulu. Oct 27.-The Korean Pa
triotic league has issued circular
expressing satisfaction at the assas-
sination of Prince Ito. 1t says:
Now is the time for our twenty
millions of people 10 secure their IN
dependencee Ito is dead. He brought
10 our country the rule of the Jap
anese and enslaved the people HIS
selfishness has received its reward
His crimes were unpardonaole ana
what happened to him was a htlins
reward for his trickerv and just
punishment for the theft OF our coun-
try.
III IS not known To us who the pa
riotic Korean was who shot Ito, put
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-27
OUELIST FORGOT TO
FIRE AT OPPONENT

Paris, Oct 27.-HenrI Bernstein.
the Dramatist. and Francis Chevas-
su. dramatic critic. fought duel
with pistols at Prince Park today.
Neither was injured. NJ. Chevassu
fred and missed, while Burnstein did
not discharge his weapon. When lie
was asked later why he had not fired,
the dramatist replied, 81 forgot to-"
The duel grew out of the publIca-
ton of an article written by Bern
stein, in which he attacked the critic.
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, Mo. Oct. 27.-Cattle-
Receipts 1900; market DC TO 11c
higher. Native steers 81 50a9. 90; Nh
tive COWS and heifers 50 25a5 so;
SlockerS and feeders SO 00a5 90; buEs
81. 75a3 rs calves 50 soar 90; west
ern steers SO. 75a5 %; western COWS
81 75ai 20
Hogs Receipts 1900; market sc
lower Bulk of sales 81. soar Go;
heavy 81 soar 65; packers and butch
ers 81. l5a7 .65; light 81. .15a7 so; pigs
ST 25a7 90.
Sheep-Receipts 5000: market
steady Muttons 81 00a4 rs: lambs
50 50a6 IS: range wethers and year
lings 81 ,00a5 90; range ewes SO 00a
100.
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STRIHEBREAkGRS RIOT.

Ludlow. Mass, Oct. 26.-Rioting
which resulted in the importation of
strike breakers to replace striking
bagglng weavers at the mills OF the
Ludlow manufacturing associations
was followed today by the closing
down of the plants. affecting $500
600 employees.
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FIRST WOMAN IN THIS COUNTRY TO
MAKE A FLIGHT IN AN AEROPL LANf

thousand college men. representing
the Non-Partlsan Volunteer Watchers
association, have volunteered TO act
as watchers at the polls during the
coming municipal election. The men
have been drawn from among the stu
dents at Columbia, New York uniVer-
Sity, Princeton and Yale
The Republican county committee
will have two thousand paid watchers.
also recruited principally from the
same colleges.
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PRESIDENT ENJOYS THE BOAT RIDE
AND IS WELCOMED BY MEMPHIS, Tenn.

National Biscuit, 119 "a.
National Lead. 81 81
New York Central 1873 IL.
Norfolk and Western, 90 Ia.
Northern Pacific, 1i6 is.
Pacilc Mail. ~ IL
PENNSYLVANIA Railway, 1iI So.
Peoples Gas, III 3-S
Pullman Palace Car. 1876.
Reading Railway, Ie0 81.
Rock Island Co, 3S SS
Rock Island Co. pfd., rs II.
Southern Pacific. 127 81.
Southern Railway, so IA.
Union Pacific, 200 IA.
United States Steel. IS Ia.
United States Steel, pfd.. 126 81.
Wabash Railway, 20.
Wabash Railway. pfd.. so 3-S.
Western Union. rs IA.
Standard Oil company, COS.
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THE RECORDERS CERTIFICATE.

Ogden, Utah June 2S, 1909.
To the Mayor and City Council Ogden, Utah.
Gentlemen: We your Special Water Works Committee,
wish TO call your attention the fact that the the
Water Works Bonds for The months ending 3 1909
amounting to Ten Thousand, One Hundred, twenty-five
($0125) Dollars viii be due and payable The Chase Ma
tona Bank in New York City July =, and would
mend that You authorize the issuing of for this
amount Respectfully,
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KILLED BY WIFE.

Prescott. Ariz.. Oct 26.-While
asleep this morning Park w. Latimer'
county surveyor and city engineer
was killed early this morning by ms
wife. who then shot herself through
the heart Jealousy is believed 10
have been the cause ol the tragedy,
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Wife Of Army Captain Goes Up With Wilbur
Wright and When She Returns Says the
Sensation Was Delightful.

whoever he Is he did It for the sake
of his country and his name VIII De
written with honor in our history ior-
ever as an example OF self.sacriticins
patriotism before twenty millions oil
Slumbering people"
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SUGAR and Coffee.

New York, Oct 27.-Sugar-Raw.
firm. fair refining 50 80; centrifugal
&c test 81 80; molasses sugar So 55;
refined. steady, crushed $5.S5; pow
dered 80 25; granulated SIS Is.
COFFEE-Firm, No. Rio Is.
Nominal. No 4 Santos s 3-4.
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, G @ G G @ @ C @ @ C @ G @ g
MANY OF CREW LOST.

Eastport. Me, Oct. 27.-In
the opinion OF the survivors
, and Grandman people, Captain
Neuman and thirty-lour mem
, bers OF his crew OF the Donald
; son line steamer Hestia. which
} struck the ledge at Grandman
} yesterday. are lost. a search
, for bodies was Instituted to-
, day, but il was thought unlike
ly any would be recovered
here.
, When the second boat. which
} capsized and threw the occu-
pants into the sea. righted and
> floated away in the darkness,
5 one man was in II.
= q 81 &C q 8 g &C q q q
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What do you think of this matter? This committee
makes the above and then for the council then
the false water with the above S1025 omitted the
and then the committeeman say the $l025
dered paid and that the City Auditor issued the Illegally
Now present the proof above their hand writing
that they approved the and they prpoey
1t out Of the water report
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Metal Market,

New York. Oct 7.-Copper-Dull;
sttndard spot. 12.10G12.55; December,
1215@12.50,
Lead-Quiet; 4.32 l-2@ll0.
Silver-50 IS.
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MINISTER RESIGNS.

Washington. Oct. 27.-Senor Or.
Don Rodolro Espinosa. minister from
Nicaragua 10 tho United States, has
resigned.
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manufactured goods will be still fur
ther increased"
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COLLEGE MEN WILL
WATCH THE POLLS,

New York. Oct. 27-With the idea
of oloyating politics and in an endea'-
OF 10 eliminate illegal voting, ono
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FUNE RAL- OF
PRINCE ITO
Will Be One OF Great
Pomp Under Official
Sanction

Toxic. Oct 27-Japan'S policy TO-
ward Korea will remain unchanged by
the assassination of Prince Ito, who,
as resident general OF Korea worked
ont the plan for that Kingdoms refor-
nation This much was made known
in n statement issued by the foreign
office today. The statement was call
cd out by the appearance In sensa-
tional newspapers OF editorials de-
handing the immediate annexation OF
Korea TO Japan. The foreign office
silenced this clamor by formally de"
claring $at, though the death of
Prince Ito through the daStordly act
of a Korean. was the greatest loss
which the empire could sustain, the
attitude of Japan toward Korea re
mains the same as that which had
heen inaugurated and desired by the
dead statesman.
There is no reason TO believe the
death of Prince Ito will have the
slightest effect upon Japanese poll
cies at home or abroad. on the con-
trary his known wishes viii be fol-
lowed more closely now, than had he
lived.
The death of the prince was official
Iy announced by the government to-
day. and IL was also stated that the
warship bearing the body would ar
rive at YokoSuka, November ,. when
the body will be removed immediately
TO the princes late residence In
Toxic.
An imperial ordinance directs that
A state funeral such as, with three
exceptions has never been given for
other than a prince of the blood. be
held on November AS postum"
! GUS honor. Prince Ito is advanced from
Junior TO the first grade IN the court
rank.
Peking. Oct. 27.-The assassination
of Prince Ito became known In Pek-
Ing at the hour the government re-
ceived the report of the speech which
the prince recently made at Darien'
In this speech the statesman EN-
phasized the fact that 1t was Japan's
duty and intention, as we'll as the
duty of the Japanese in Manchurla' 10
respect the policy of the open door
and equal opportunity for all
He said the Russian and japanese
interests in Manchnria were Identical
and moreover Manchuria would de-
volop in keeping with the growth there
of Russian and Japanese interests
The speech made Il good impress
sion here. where the assassination
of the prince is regarded as having
removed the Japanese most likely u
! allay existing contentious III Mancnu-
| ria
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in my power to make their stay thero
a memorable and pleasant one
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NO GUESS WORK

STANDARD DISPATCHES ARE GENUINE
AND GUARANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSOCIATION IN
THE WORLD, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Inc Hardware & Supply Co.,,
 1915 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn.,,

Howard, attended the reception at Brookfeld, last Tuesday, given by MT and Mrs l.. r. Curtis in honor of their son, Gerald.
 John J. Kavanak, who was severe ly burned about the face on the Fourth, has fully recovered from his injuries.
 w. w. Wilton, committee, has se- cured Miss Irene F. Gross, A. M., graduate of Smith college, Northampton, whose home IS at "indham, N. H., as teacher of the High school at Bridgewater Center for the coming year. She comes very highly recommended.
 Miss Frances H. Scharff, a grad uate of New Haven State Normal schoo' f Tyler City, has been se- cured as teacher of the primary school at BridgewaterCenter for the coming year by w. W. Welton, who is committee for that district.
 MT and Mrs George Irwin are now nicely settled in their new home at at Center. .. -r GROWTH OF THE LOCAL POST
 H. A. .-..ett, head clerk at c. N. Hatch's store, has been enjoying a two weeks vacation from his store duties.
 MT Rich, agent for the Connecti- cut General Life Insurance Co. of Hartford, was in town a few days, last week, soliciting business. While here he stopped at Shady Side,
 c. Y. Beach & Co. of New Milford are pushing work in Palestine. c. N. Hatch's new residence now has the frame in position.
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friends, has returned to his home thele.
 Louis Erdnan of New York is en- toying a two weeks vacation with his family here at his home on Gen. ter street.
 The Bethel drum corps and the Uniform Knights held the annual lawn party on the fine lawn of Fred liickok on Elm street, last Friday evening, and 1t was we'll attended. The Danbury Band furnished music turing the evening md the auto trips were also a pleasant feature of the evening. The whole affair was success and netted the society a goodly sum.
 Rev A. T. Steeie and son, Lyman, left, Monday, for MT Steele's months vacation, which they will spend at Browsville, Pa., and East Liverpool, 10. Mrs Steele and two children have been at BrowsyiiIe since the first part of July with Mrs Steele's parents.
 0rrison Wood of Chicago, H., is spending the summer here with MT and Mrs George Hannon at Chest nut Ridge.
 Miss Florence Glover of Newtown spent few days, last week, here with her sister, Mrs David H. Fay Tor, on Chestnut street.
 Mrs Orrin Smith of Greenwood avenue, who suffered a shock, last week, is quite critically i'll at her home. Her sister, Mrs Birdsey Glover, of Newtowr has been with her for a few days stay.
 w. A. McDowell of Chestnut street, who has been ill for severa, weeks with rheumatism, is now gain ing slowly, which will be good news to his many friends.
 Mrs Dirdsey Glover of Newtown spent few days here, last week, the guest of her daughter, Mrs David H. Taylor, on Chestnut street.
 Rev Alexander Steele and son, James, of Newtown, were guests, last week Thursday, of his brother, Rev A. T. Steele, on Chestnut street.
 John s. Murphy, formerly fore man at the Judd & Co. tt factory before it burned down, has taken a position as foreman in the Judd & Andrews Hat factory.
 Carpenter & White, the plumbers, are erecting 8 new building, 20 50 feet, on Center street on the site of where the Judd 6 Co. nat factory burned down. P. w. Schnabel, the hustling builder, has the contract.
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BUILDING NOTES.

D. N. Clark of Shelton is to have his horse barn at his. place on the Housatonic river all thoroughly re- paired. Walter Howes has the con- tract for the work. Mir Howes also has the contract for building a barn for John Morrow of New Milford.
 MT and Mrs William Frazus of Brooklyn, N. Y, and MT ard Mir Fred Beard of Panama were guests, last week, of MT and Mrs Robert R. Rowan on West street.
 Shady Side is full of summer guests from the city.
 Albert Carlson is having a new tobacco barn, 2S 4o feet with 14 foot posts, built on Chicken Hill, which, when completed, will be a model up-to-date tobacco barn. Wal ter Howes has the contract for Duild- ing the barn.
 Mrs Bennett Peck and son, How ard, drove to Brookfeld and called on friends, one day last week.
 The Bee representative was very pleasantly entertained at dinner, last wee. "Wednesday, at MT and Mrs Bennett Peck's.
 Mir and Mrs Bennett Peck and son,
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When about to paint, consider quality and ask for Yale Seal paint.
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The NeWtoWn Bee.
Bethel.
MRS sARAn WILLIAMS.
\ wtown, Friaoy July 90, 1908.


 Mrs Sarah Williams. widow tf the late Richard Williams passed away on Friday, July i6. after a few months illness at the home os Mrs Fannie Plumb on Milwaukee avenue, death being caused by dropsy and heart trouble. Mrs Williams was about 7s years of age and is survived by daughter, Mrs Carrie Smith, of New Jersey, 6 son, John Smith, of Plumtrees, also two brothers, George Ballard of Dan bury, and James H. Ballard of Towner, N. Y.
 Another carload of the large water main pipes, which are to be laid .om the new Wolf Swamp reser- yoir, arrived tere, last week. The mains are to he laid though the en- tile length of Beaver street, from the water tank at the corner of Beaver and Elm streets to a point below the signor ice | use; here the line branches off through land owned by Miss H. H. seelye, to the reservoir. Morkmen are now engaged in lay ing sixteen-inch pipe through the seelye land, possibly having it half laid. There has been q delay in the Beaver street work, owing to the non arrival of the twelve-inch pipe which will be placed there.