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Only One Survivor

A solitary survivor, Herry Kentzel.
first assistant engineer of the wrecked
vessel, is the only living testimonial
to the heroic efforts which were made
by the United States life saving crew
and citizens of Marshfield to aid the
stricken crew of the i'll fated steamer.
That Kentzel is alive is a miracle.
With six or seven others he took ref
uge in the rigging of the foremast.
Sea after sea broke over the vessel, the
decks were awash and wreckage was
floating about. Suddenly a tremendous
sea swept over the vessel and Kentzei
and his companions were washed from
thafr. pIaceS
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Gradually Washed Ashore

Kentzel was swept toward land, but
time and again was carried out to sea.
He is a strong man and, after lighting
for what seemed to him ages, he man
aged to get hold of piece of timber
| and was gradually washed ashore.
AS he neared the beach he could see
the people running up and down. Final
1y his senses left him and he knew
nothing more until he was revived on
the beach alongside a big fire. He had
been taken from the water by watch
after several hours vigorous treatment
Men Cling to Rigging
When darkness fell last night it was
believed that all were lost. The waters.
lashed into boiling foam, dashed over
the vessel, and 1t was thought that none
could live through such a terrible
night, but today when the first CLEAN Of
dawn came out of the east those on the
beach deserted six persons in the rig
ging of the only remaining mast, and
hope was renewed that the day would
witness their rescue, but the fates were
opposed, and as the minutes grew into
hours with no sign of the tempest abat-
ing despair was once more written on
the faces of the anxious people ashore.
Suddenly one of the six men, weakened
by exposure and hunger and too numb
from cold to longer retain his meager
grasp on life, dropped into the sea.
There was not long to wait before
another victim of the disaster surren-
dered his life, and then third was
seen to fall into the sea.
Men Leap Into Sea
The condition of the lonely trio still
left on the wreck by this time must
have been pitiful. None realized better
than they that life was slowly ebbing
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Confirmation Withheld

According to the paper the con-
fession was obtained from man of
unassailable character and truthful
ness, whose standing in the community
where he lives is such that his word
is accepted without question.
Rev Doctor Schell, at Burlington
Iowa, said today that he had not
divulged any such confession to any
person. Rev. Doctor Schell is president
of the Iowa Wesleyan university at
Mount Pleasant, Iowa. Last Sunday he
refused to give to the public the con-
fession Lamphere made on the ground
that it was pledged by the secrecy OF
+ba confessional
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ONE MAN SURVIVES
WRECK OF CzARlNA
Six Victims Cling TO Icy Rig
ging All Night, but Finally
Sink to Death

MARsHFIELD, Jan. 1S.-Another
tragedy of the sea has been written
into the record of the long list of ma
rine disasters on the Pacific coast
through the loss of the stanch iron
steamship Czarina on the north spit of
the Coos bay bar, and 80 more lives
have paid toll to the grim reaper.
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Woman Trusted AccompIice

Jennie Olson, niece and adopted
daughter of Mrs Guinness. who, it has
been believed, was murdered by the
woman more than year before the
house was burned, and whose body
was believed to have been buried in the
farmyard, was not murdered by Mrs.
Guinness, according to Lamphere's con-
fession, but was burned to death in
the fire that destroyed the house She
also had been chloroformed.
Assuming that Lamphere told the
truth about Jennie Olson, the identity
of the girl buried in the yard adds an
other mystery to the case.
Mrs. Guinness made the mistake of
believing that she could safely break
with Lamphere, under the belief that
Lamphere's completely in her crimes
would keep him silent.
Lamphere let himself into the house
the night of the fire. The chloroform
was administered and search for
money was made. but less than $40
was found
Flames Seen in Flight
Then he and the woman. who, he
SAYS, accompanied him, went away,
according to Lamphere, and it was
when he was hurrying away toward
the country, where he was to work that
day. that he looked back and saw
flames bursting from the house.
The light they used was candle
and they left the house without know
ing they had left behind spark that
soon burst into flames.
Iamphere, according to the confess
sion, had guilty knowledge of the
murder of three men in the Guinness
home during the time he lived there.
about eight months. in 1907, and he as
sisted Mrs. Guinness in disposing of
the bodies of the three men. He said
he thought he had not received as
much of the profits of the transaction
as he considered himself entitled to.
Three Men Murdered
Mrs. Guinness method of killing her
victims. Lamphere said. was first to
chloroform them as they slept and then
if the drug did not kill to sever their
heads with an ak.
Each time a man was to be murdered.
according to Lamphere, she sent him
TO purchase chloroform. Lamphere
said he saw one of the men killed and
aided in burying all three. These men
were Andrew Helgelein and probably
ole Budsburg and Tonnes Peterson
Lien.
HeigeIein. Lamphere thought, was
the third husband of Mrs. Guinness
At the time of the Lamphere trial it
was thought Jennie Olson had been
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INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE kEARNY Sc
FRIDAY. JANUARY IA. 1910
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

AESTERDAY-Rsin; precipitation. .2s Of an
inch; southwest wind; maximum temperature,
50; minimum. ~
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Rain; brisk south
west wind. Page Is
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EDITORIAL

ED1 ON1AL
A typical municipal election. Page g
Wall street finds unexpected friend Page 8
California sets a good example. Page 6
Remedy lies with people of California. Page
Peace overtures for the insurgents Page 8
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LAKE ELEANOR
TUOLUMNE SYSTEM

Proposition 1. To incur a bonded
debt of the city and county of San
Francisco 10 the amount of s45.-
O00, 900 for the suppose of the ac-
QUESTION, construction and comple-
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WATER BOND ELECTION
POLITICAL

Final appeal is issued for the dual water
system. Page
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EASTERN

Eastern army mans daughter bee
secret wedding
Confession Of Lamphere clears
murder farm in which Mrs. G
ished.
Plnchot says conservation Of pol
ment is at stake
Millionaire and nephew may
poisoned by avaricious relative.
House appropriates big sum for
Of new defenses.
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COAST

School principals dismissal in Me
sscribed to politics.
Only one man survives wreck Of
Czsrins.
Alma Bell denies that sh
sane.
San Mateo grand jury accuses off
fessance and indicts bankers.
Stanford delegates TO interconegi
tee are chosen by executive body.
San Francisco cook shot and fol-
sheep herder in Happy valley.
Former surveyor general Of Ore
against Binger Hermann at
trial.
Psulhan successfully carries two ]
his hipfanp
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.ASEYIIIffS.

I.azL Saturday : horse owned b
! Skinner. bfSHme frightened n n
5m0hIlH. md 5I0ne Io0Ha from 4
>. hing psi On Middle street. and
after making ! aIreuIIoaH foalz. -
caught While running ~ George street
Aside from slight damage 70 Tn buggy
10 other damage - done.
Richard KezHeIfInK and .Ife. HoH=
ard nanEaTa. vie and children nd
Mra. Annie nanEard. Of near Silver
Run. Visited Ar. William gaukard and
wife laat Sunday.
TIE toKn election for municipal on
eefa Haa held lasI Monday and result
Cd n follows Samuel i. MehFIng.
Burgess. Edward :. KelndoIlaT. FL
Ward Kemnsr. hudson III. George :.
Arnold. nr. Frank I. sIszH. commits
aIonerH Independent opposition "a
made. buI ~ NJ ths toiaI vote of -.
he IargeHt cat Tor manY YeaTa. r.
SsIxHI hnI =
z y Sull. If Mantle. Illinois. shn
haa been spending ; ~ months siIh
friends N or toRn and locality. IF
Friday morning for hIa home
: little child Of IN. DebeHrY -
III !. = md a0E recently nd - n
medIatelY TAKEN 70 BaItImorefo treat
msnI.
Geo. KonnIz I'll InaKs nexf Monday
Tor 1t. Clemens. Michigan. where h
vi undergo treatment for rhsnma=
I'm.
The HnIII IoH dTaE i HsIHE nd tbs
HnTInE II II. making Of road n IL
district. HnI = : result he roads HTa
n HzzzII=uH condition
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MEIXIIlzE.

The creamery ~ started aad =
beginning u 81 maHH NJ nj uE0=
dnesz
Tna I'm o. mines re III ceiling
nuI plenty d Ko0d ore un1HT In@ AZ
spices IF HeHzrH. UonHon : EHbsn=
HIlnH
IN salurda. evening senT eoTfe#z
nun1suIH attention 80 directed u
10 engine similar u IEaI If N auto
moHIls haeE d MIIIsrsz HIons. ! 80
found - u to hoHHs DOVER HaEIne
recently purchased Enom the inventor
and maker. -. N Shower. u Man=
chester. THs ~. engine - IaIIH=
fuIIs turning unllsYa nj roaz. d
Ianea IT about 3 Fl nd pumped
KH1nH n : 30 gallon IanK. witch IL
HuHnI. sH1HF - different naFIH d -
premises. - consider ne auIIs -
Invention. H II miller HImHaiI
planned md ID he greater paTI d
tie -
0ns n or residents n iha nh
M d Tie -. IT. Nathaniel sHHfIsT
IoIa IN correspondent II - :
HhIIa FahIn nn Winters Hood 1t.
- ~ IaEa something u -
about IL trolley Inc ~ 80.
MIIIHH.H = cream H..mz - MT
I'll |a#aH. = h EnI = 0naaT IaH ;
quantity If aTHam laIs an Saturday
evening. i - feaIf for delivery u
u = u - DuIlI h9u#a ID TasI
II EarHg - Ina business I'D IL =
complete outfit for making rood Ise
cream.
sanaz. HGhooI It WEnIz.H NJ sunz
daY. III II. i 3. N
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1usI0HT0HT DISTRICT.

Mra. J. J. Weaver. Who spent the
winter months N Washington. :. =.
returned 70 her home here On sarnf-
daY.
Harry :. Cover md HIfa. Herbert
Cover and NIfa. snIder babylon nd
E1fe md Ralph Cover. IL 81 West
Minister. spent Sunday Nth james
Cover md wife. d unIontoEn.
MeasEH. Ira cayIof md EdKar
MTHra are improving Their properties
b adding iong front norehez.
MTH. Kate Gilbert Il having her home
freshly painted.
Mr.. Jesse :. EnElaF. q unIontozn.
has Fery sore foot. eaussd p tread
IN On nail.
Z 7. Mshfing. Of Baltimore. Hpent
Sunday WIlh h family. her
William sIlIIg. of near unlontosn.
haa seven hundred young white leEz
horn chickens. The zee nzIeHa1 N
Iueubatora. Nr. sittIK haa : modern
poultry plant and haH been xerY Hnes
eeasfnl n The 10 year. n haa bean
conducting Il
Mis- Merle waltz. xAo haH beeu
visiting her parents. returned II la
amoTe On Friday.
Mfa. Theodore Cummings. II TaY=
louisville. Hu.nL Saturday md Sunday
9Th her sister. NrH Gilbert. InIH d.
IfIeI.
Ms Cora naaTd. 81 Washington. .
:. HnanI : fsx d. IhIH HsaK 18th
her brother. Harvey Heard and family.
d IaHonI0xn.
William sIttlE and friend. d HHitI.
more. spent Sunday nth hlH aunI.
Mrs.. Lucinda sILIIK. naaT UnIonInNn.
Nathaniel lick. Of near Tan.YI8.u.
formerly n TnlonIn.n. Hnsnl ; f.
daYH here this week 18th h On.
John HssE anH family.
hrs. Emory nHnHI. Of neaT TTHFaIr
Ien. MIHa annie Wolf Marshall Myers
and wife. q neaf HnIenInHn. attended
The funeral N Sunday Of : relative
Hna lied IN baltimore
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.EAsAETTALIEY.

On Monday night about 10 o'clock
David d. Myerly was awakened from
his sleep BY q fash Of light coming IN
bis window. and IN raising from his
bed he discovered that his wheel-right
shop was a mass OF flames. His daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clarence Wantz, had been
boiling soap IN the shop and It Is sup
posed that spark from the fire place
set the building on fire. Mr. Myerly
does not believe IN carrying heavy fire
insurance. When he purchased the
property he had $50 deducted on the
building. leaving It only 80. There
was no insurance on the tools. which
we're all destroyed, together with three
kettles Of soap, buIeherlng utensils
and other articles. Owing to the
change Of the wind the dwelling house
and barn were saved. With assistance
Of some few persons returning to their
homes from Pleasant Valley. which Is
about / mile from here The shop was
insured IN the Dug Hi Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. YingIing enter
tained on Sunday George Gebelien. A.
KIeehy. ]. shearer and Mr.. and Mrs.
o. P. Myers and son Preston. all Of
Baltimore. The guests came IN an
automobile.
G. Herbert Myers. while n Baltimore
last week. had an operation perform
ed, In which he had SIX AnoIopaIes
taken out Of his nose.
Levi Myers l. still crippled up with
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. F. Myers spent a
few days of last week With friends IN
Baltimore.
Oliver Erb, our new blacksmith. who
moved from FsrIzellburg here.
has plenty Of work and Il compelled
these long days 10 work after night.
Nov where Is the man who said he did
not know Why Mr. Erb wanted 70
leave the Burg Wherehe had plenty Of
work and 90 to a place where the
trade was ali gone. and had 10 build
up one again.
Rev. Martin sehweItzer. Of Union
Bridge, az a supply vii preach At our
church this Sunday evening. Nay 18th.
Let there Be : good attendance.
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HlIlDsIT1E..

The little son of Edward Myers. Who
had been confined to his bed With q
broken limb, Il improving nicely.
mrs. Clara Eckard entertained her
sister. Mrs. Annie Miller and husband.
Of Green Valley. last Sunday.
Harvey Eckard and wife entertained
On last Sunday evening Mrs. KurIz
Myers, Mrs. Clara Eekard and Frank
Myers and wife.
mrs. Henry Eekard Who had been
very sick. Is much better At this
writing.
Mr.. jenkins. wife and son. Of Vim
field, spent from Thursday til Friday
With Mrs. jenkins mother. Mrs. LIZ
zIe Kaufman.
Mrs. Harvey Eckard has returned
home after spending a week with Mr..
MyIes sharrer and family.
Mrs. streyIg spent Sunday morning
Nth Mrs. Ella Myers.
Mrs. Kurt Myers and daughter we're
IN Westminster On Tuesday.
Mrs.. HurILh Eckard spent Monday
afternoon with hrs. Clara EekaTd.
Calvin slarnar and wife. Of Ton1lz
tain Valley. and hrs. Male suDyIn. 81
TnIzeIIbnrg, spent Saturday afternoon
With Mr.. Henry Eckard and wife.
John Kaufman. vie and Hon. Of
Westminster. apaHIz Sunday 9TH nla
mother. Mra. LIZZIE Kaufman.
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Dennis :. Smith i having m up-lo=
date bath room and water supply IN
stalled IN his house. The WestmIns-
ter Hardware Company are doing the
work
]. Fletcher Babylon Ii having con
crete walk IaId. Noah ReIndollar Il
doing the work.
Our miller. Mr.. JarIeIIs. We are glad
to Say. L able 10 Be 1t the mill.
Edward 9. Richardson. Of near this
place. LETT On Monday Of last week for
q visit N panama aud other places.
He expects 70 be gone about two
months.
The japanese minister VII preach
1t the Brick Il. ?. Church IN this sun
day evening. At ) o'clock. Everybody
should hear him. as he Il = very able
speaker.
Mrs. Dennis :. Smith. Who under
vent IN operation IT the Union Pro-
Iestant Hospital. Baltimore. several
weeks ago. was removed from the hos
pIIal to her home On Wednesday
evening. Though very weak, she i
possibly On the way Of recovery. NAY
she have speedy recovery.
Mr.. and hrs. 6. 6. DIxler moved
from Baltimore t. their country home
On Monday last.
Don't forget 70 rome 70 the festival
1t the brick school this Saturday even
m. I vi b great.
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Hx1llIIuHET

Farmers are very busy planting
corn. We have had plenty Of rain.
which has helped the ground consider
able.
Mr.. james Matthias has been visit
ing Miss sherman Buckingham.
Mrs. Frank Buckingham aud Mrs..
Robert Lewis spent Sunday IN Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Pickett visited
Mrs. pIekett.s mother. MraFrank Cos
nell. On Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Kirby has been visiting
Mrs. Robert Pickett.
mr.. John zepp gave q large dance
in honor Of his daughter Gertrude On
April 30. Quite a large crowd vas
present.
Mr. and hrs. John barnes. Of Win
field. spent Sunday With hrs. Bsrnea'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. n 8. Pickett
Mr. George Pickett aud Mr. Edward
Fleming have been visiting the Misses
| HaInes.
Miss Daisy Pickett and Mr. Charles
Welsh expect 10 sail the sea Of matri=
monY IN The near future.
Mrs. Harry Jenkins l. visiting IN
WoaIhine.
Mrs. George Welsh has been visiting
Mrs.. Carol jenkins.
There vi Be Epw0rIh League ser
vices At Morgan Chapel On Sunday
evening At 10. byron GartrelI lend
! er.
Miss MarY Gosnell spent Sunday
With the Misses Harrison.
! Esther gaftrelI haa been visit
| In n 1umIoWn.
Mr. Lester Long Il spending much
e his time near the school house. We
Expect 10 hear wedding bells loon.
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.OzTIz4A.

Mss Elsie WanIz. IF Westminster
spent Sunday 18th her parents.
Misses MabsI DanEerI and Madeline
Haaaon visited MIaa Esther Iou.Ez neHT
Pleasant Valley. On Sunday.
Charles sIanneT Is na.Inz IIH louie
and HIore painted. ]. y. FroeK / Do
In he work
hrs. Sarah HeEEon. d IhIs place.
spent Sunday II De6n Eun.
joseph I. Matthias md family. d
Westminster. HnenI Sunday HIIn IT.
Leander Matthias anH family. o. this
place.
Mrs. irwin WarehIme spent : aax
With Mrs. Th0maE BAR.
:. 7. WanIz. Hho spent month n
California. has returned home md a.
poets 70 haze zale this faIl md move
10 California = make HI future home.
Miss Carrie KoonIz. oT Silver Hun.
Visited her brother 1t the place.
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RATApSC1.

The social held under the auspices
Of the Ladies' Aid Society Of the II. ..
church was 3 fair success. The last
meeting Of the society was held Thurs
day at the home Of MRS. c. Z. Chew.
Rev Otis Herbert Draper. OF BaItI-
more. preached Sunday evening 1t the
II. Z. church. He viii also have
charge Of the services May 9Th. at II
a. N.
Sunday last being the first Of Nay.
quite number Of the young people
took advantage Of the beautiful after
noon and spent It slrollIng through
the woods IN search Of the many Wild
flowers.
George Taylor. Of 1T Wilson, spent
Sunday with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. y. shamer.
Miss Grace Spencer. Of Baltimore.
Is spending time with her mother.
Of this place.
Mrs. George l. Benson, Of Gambler
spent Thursday Of last week With Mrs.
e. +. Chew.
Miss HolIaee Williams. Of Delta. Pa.
has been visiting her many friends
here the past two weeks.
On Saturday afternoon. April 80.
there was surprise party given IN
honor Of Master Charles Q. shIpleg.
At the home Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John !. shIpley, Of patapseo.
Quite 4 number Of Master shpley's
friends attended and when they ar
rived on time he vas quite surprised.
After having 4 glorious time for about
two hours the friends we're invited IN
the dining room 70 parIake Of refresh
ments. The party passed on YeTx
good and ] am quite sure that al Of
thoae present enjoyed themselves.
Those present we're Ghas. shIDley, tn
one surprised: John :. EhInIeY. Mfs
John !. shIpleY. Mr.. Reuben !. Shin
Lev. Cecilia shinlexz HaItie ahlnle
Ethel Sprinkle. Al zprlnkle. 10
shamef. Mamie Per. Myf.
shamer, ElYie KnEHz zlheI KniEz,
Earl Davidson. .zzE|a. Spencer.
Grace AfbauEh. IL zfbaugh. Julia
Taylor. Carrie Spencer. blanche spenz
Ger.
The farmers are buay IN this vicinity
planting corn
Mrs. Mary Gannt and daughter. Of
Baltimore. spent Sunday last With
Mfa. Alfred Weaver.
The Ladies'. Id Society 81 InH i. ?.
Church met last Thursday II the home
Of Mrs. Ethel shne Their nexI mesfz
Ing vii be held at the home Of NrH.
Maggie Taylor.
Walter shipIey Il having hi reaI=
danee painted. Edward Chew L do
In the painting.
rhaH. I. Bowman l. having HI faHIz
denee painted. Arthur Arnold i do
IN he work.
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Harry Zepn lost his poeEetbook con
taInIng -. ! neHnn1 II returned.
Mr. and m. Fred jenkins ane e.
peetIng u move IN their nex home tn
latter parI Of this week.
Misses Bessie Franklin md E0fH
Franklin paid 4 flying fIaIL u Went
minister Saturday last
Thomas Moore i saving shingles
for his barn.
Misses HIIda and Lille Pickett we're
the guests Of their aunt. Mrs. belle
Franklin. Saturday aud Sunday.
Mrs. Thee. Cummings and tHo child
rem. Jaaae and Ethel. we're tie gueELa IF
her sisters. Mrs. james Robertson and
Mrs. Edward Gilbert. from Saturday
until Monday.
Miss Besie Franklin Has The guest
Of Miss Ellie shIpIey. Of New Windsor.
few days.
Gins. Wright xaa IN Baltimore
few dayg lat week
Mrs. EcenILh Franklin and daughter
MangIe. we're The gueaLs Of G1aH. Tuck
er and family Inst Friday evening.
Miss Grace E0ndon returned home
from Baltimore. after visiting friends
: few weeks.
Mrs. Belle Moore spent Thursday
With her father and mother.
Miss Mabel EYIer. Of Winfield. L VS.
iung her sister. Mrs. Harry barnes.
Mrs. Tom KoonIz, Of Winfield, spent
Thursday evening With her sIster=In=
law. Mrs. Belle Moore.
3. Condor. HITa and son visited Mr
and Mrs. J. Franklin. Of Winfield.
Preaching 1t TayIorHYiIIe Church
Sunday evening At 30 b HeY. Hall.
pastor.
Several Of our farmers are planting
corn. while others are about ready II
plant
HeaIIh Of this community, good.
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HlluGEsYII4I...

Mrs. Il. Il. spahr has returned u
her home IN IIneboro. after spending
4 few weeks with friends IN TIL
vicinity.
George I. Richard has improved hIH
property BY building an addition 70
his barn Melchoir Harris : Son.
builders.
The Ladies. Aid Society VII hold It
next meeting Nay 20. At Frank
sehaffer's.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. n. Rlll spent the
past Saturday and Sunday With
friends IN Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Buchanan and aon
Russell spent the paat Sunday With
Mr.. and Mrs. Nm. L. shaefIer. Of Line
horo.
The social which rs To have taken
place nj Mr.. Z. Z. Elserna1.a On April
2ard, was postponed Until Monday
night, due To The weather. Il ~ :
SUCCESS. Charles Yan claHf and Hon
William furnished the muHle On violin
and banjo. accompanied b The piano.
Mrs. Peter Buchanan spent Sunday
and Monday Nth her daughter. Mr..
AIIee WampIer. n Westminster
Wesley Sunday school vii hold
their Ghiidren.a Day services June 9TH.
At 10 4. m.
Mra. Edward Reese. Of Baltimore.
spent the past week With her mother.
Mra jesse EIseroa1.
HonekasIlIe school I'll hold N en-
tertainmenl IN the school house On
Nay 10th. It p. N.
Mrs. Nm. MecoIIum. Of WeatmIng=
ter. and Miss Lydia 7. Davidson. Of
Baltimore. spent Saturday md Sunday
With T. II. Buchanan and wife.
During The electrical storm saInr-
day night. April fard. the lightning
struck the large chestnut tree near
Z. Z. EIaenoad'a house and snlInIare1
Il great deal.
ReY. Frank sIeeIman reorganized
the Sunday school n Wesley, 7. H.
buchanan and u. I. ]. Hoffman super
iEtendenLH. and Il. Gay IL president
# Missionary sGt.tfy.
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EIusn.

: me SHOWER u raIn Visited tbs
HeeIIon IN Tuesday evening laHI.
TIE growing rain nd KTaHz aTe
looking xsTY promising II present.
Some farmers are naH. planting
corn. while others re nnI nsHF fHa1s
YeI II nIanI
The Stone Chapel Sunday school
VII hold IaaIT annual festival IN Sat-
urda. Afternoon md night. Mas =. nd
aIao Ih4Ir Children d. services m
Sunday afternoon. Jnne ;. Al are IN
KIIeI.
The funeral q m. MaTs TOUT -.
IarKely attended II The bethel here On
Friday IT at sssEz II lie absence
of Hes. 7. :. DeIta. nes. :. : Murrs.
of unIonIoHn. preached ! very able
sermon.
Joahna HYe1s. Rho recently enI hIs
foot mile cutting xao4. i Improving.
jesse Horton. vie md mother. Of
Winfield. anenI Sunday LAT With
Joshua MYara md mother. mar here.
Mrs. John bowers. Nno HpeI several
weeks visiting Mra. HaeneI HnII md
fumIIy. near Ses Windsor. haa return
II home.
Health of eommnnIIy. Eooa.