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buaO SiSOimportererre er met bor'
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nil Faa neo 8riien | oct Giemeb al
p~aofere Smportsrerre ian itore LAB,
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beo tiaaNe TIA lige "SrissuSeiiter"
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bor tilbsrt ber6ulte Berioner, fan ionl
befienbt tonunc op | bsi TriS. Oa
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ringer fIptteoeS. BOO Ell GnglGnber
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S9nber. : Naret 1923 ioIgtes Den
GIfenbetsfiGoe. iom ben gooe STAB
9iibecf forGre0e 8uitdb @oia, fcr Ell
lignenbe Sum. en- at Siaac Hep-
tons SGuocr ioIgtes | 1916 for 5000
Collars.
@oItoireS Spaoieritof ioIotcs for
500 Sronc8, en- al HouSieouS Seite
for set SobbcIte 9eIeb. bans llbr,
Tom bare por al 8obber, for 600
Srancs. Sc 10 Genne, boormeb Sre-
Sen til gmiers bIep urberifrepet,
iolates bper for 10, 5000 Grancs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-19
On gissnrabsmanh miftess sr

Gn gipsnfabsmanb miIfese en- 0ae
lin Suuo. San rntteSe itrar inb ct
advertisement, iom inbeboIot en- rsiass
ria 9eItripeIie al SuHoeu % enote iads
lehes:
Set er ineen naroiiuIS Sunb. 90 Def
sr Serior iutet fort Sab for Gieren, men
ZEN or bIeoet superintendent meo | pioeus
iFaheIiee Tiemeo o. bIeoet tuopooet meS
iorificuise siftise Stpffer. iaa bois ben
1itter en- Serior Zoo Sen er meeet iiGrs
Iisl fan bette maaiie bate iarIiee Sa'
ger
Susen eiter Tom Sinben filbase.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-19

Sutertcr.

"Min Iober pIaeebes meset af
&beumatisme, % or. MsiIes' Imerte.
ItiIenbe Biner er set eneIte IfioSel,
iom biRlper ber6e."
mrs. g.. Sabenport,
&opefieIo, 81. s.
SIpnenbe @igt Iin6res neIfen al.
tib meb Or. WiIes' imerteItiaenOe
GiIer. 9e unbertrpffer Iigeleoes
sen irriterenoe Herpeiitet iom fore.
bigger Sspn, forbi Sc beroIiger Ser
perne. 9e er ~u1tnobprIise ! langoo.
rige SiIfplbe. Senpttet efter Sorifrii-
terne opb9per be Snbet og forebpg.
ger Smerterres iuGffenoe Selger,
Iom bpppig enoer / affrpftelie.
@angc 9ibenoe brliger Dem meb flor
SilfreosbeS, naar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
freezer set, buorior eier De iffe9
Sau en- gaffe hos Geres apotbefer.
@rug ben efter Sorifrifterne, og bois
Sen life gopner Gem, bill ban retur.
mere Ceres Henae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-19
&c fGle Samebatte.

&c fGle Snmebatte. s 2onoon er
Der faIbt retsIig aienoelie for, of %.
mer ifal ~p9rs'goo fierne fine ubpr.
Iige Sotte | Sbeatre % andre offent.
Iiee Soriamlinser. Sorfutterinben
Mrs. @Ian6e GaroIep bar blet bort
bit fra ct Sbeater al 9ireftsr Sranf
Gltr3on, forbi bun ppgrebe Zig peo al
iierne fit ifr9ffelige Sfabilfen al en-
Sat, bpisaariag bun anlagoe Sag
moo Sbeoteroireftsren og forlon9te
en- flGffeIig Gritatning, @en BET
IfilIbe bun life bnpe giort. Sor DOM
mer Bennett COMPLIMENTARY 3iref-
loren for bans SanbIemaabe, bpor'
poo ban ofniIte Ben forfpngelige Sa'
mes &ldge meb ben Wptipering, al
ineen bar 9fet til at tiltage iig Ell
ioaban SrGfbeb iom at iiboe | ct
S6eoter meb ct "cnrtipbeel beaoeeor"
paa Sopebet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-19

Sprlis | 2nften. Naior Barrie
paIs me SIppemoIfine, Den itsrite
aeropIone, iom biotil or f~onItrueret,
% Tom I 9eepnoeIien al gpril eioroe
en- meget beIoig Brspetlr, %forliite
Sorsoags peb Plou / Spiflano, teIe-
oroiereS oerfra. Sen fom inc | Ell
poIoiom Saiteoiub, iom nGltebe ben
belt rlinbt, boorpoa Den brmpebe
gIouiieen. 9e TO 2uftIfippere 9lod).
mann og Soft Hap imiOIertib uifaot
fra Iif9ren.
ct anbet llbelo inotrai iamti-
6iat poa ben militGre SueIieSplaos
SeoeI pe6 8otsbom, bpor 2ritifippe'
rem 2orens ifllbe gioe Spoisnina
meo ben npe militpre itprbare 9aI-
Ion "W A. Ga 9olonen iful6e itige
tilpeirs, bIeo 2oren3 inbpiflet | ei
al Slubetauqene; ban blep lsftct bit
tilpeir8 % iaIot berpaa neb % for
roa iia, iua hans 2ip neppe Itaar til
at rcobe. 800 IebIemmer al Sen
preiiiife 2anbooe, iom al ari9smi'
uiitereu bar inobllbt til at operoGrc
hi8ic 9uftIfibSmansprer, bar Eien'
pi0ner iii lllpffen.
Gu poIniom Storm biemisate
TrebuaS 0uitifippernes SpeliesplobS
Champs Sc Gibbons beb Wourmc.
Ions / Irarfrig. Senrp 6armanS
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biqe 9uftifibe bIep sbeloat % ire
Wano orpbtes. S9iaa euoel itore
guuonifure bIpIte operenoe.
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ainIanS % @nslans. Sra apben

Vthiuuu w Jtueiuhp. Olu StTvutit
bapn telegraferes ben 14be Ipril:
ct gripatbrep BERTH fra ct. BeterS.
burg meboeIer, at Der berifer en- re.
polution9r Stemning bIanot Gls'
ierne poa @runb at Regierineens
Wonifeit, Der / @irfelisbeoen opba'
Der Den finife MISUNDERSTANDING.
Gnoog Iebenbe foniernatipe Holiti.
fere erflprer, at &,islanb bill rliinere
fig peb bernie GoIitif, og at oct er |
&iislanbs eeen Snteresie of bepare
Sinlonb iom en- fo~nitititionel Stat,
men unber ri,siiif Sperbsibeb. 9ette,
flyer De, bar Seller Meranbers She,
og bette err ben eneite Maabe, bnor.
paa Huslono ieIo fan unbgaa en- far
Zig 9ataitrofe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-19
Sra uolanoet.

&en mpb SGringen. @aIborf
Gitor bar tilbubt ben brittle Natio'
n~aIforening til Mooarbeioelie al 2G.
ringen iaa omtrent bpilfeniombelit
Gum Den maatte trGnse for at oripe
tit arbeioe meo itsrit mllig Girf.
ming, t~eIegraferes fra 2onoon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-19

2uefout'sn | @peningsfaget | Spif-
lamb fog fin gegpnoelie | SreOags.
Iaereoe mn err n1eIlem 10000 %
100000 Mtano berert al Hebl99gel-
len. s Berlin, Samburg og Bremen
bar @pgmeitrene enonit life l~liittet
fla til, ioet De fremoeles briper In
berbanblinger meo fine @rbeibere,
men bet bill ionoipnligpis enoe meo,
at ogioa oisie erfl9rer 2oefout. Ma-
trial. 2eoeronoererne bar nemIig be-
illittet at itstte 2ocfout'en ioet De bill
negte at. leoere Woterialer til 8on'
traftsrer, Tom life lpItrer 2ocfoiit'
ororen. WeIlem Irbeioere % Dir
beiosgipere berifer Der | oct itore oe
belle flor gitterbeo, og @pgmeitrenes
Screening bar foreiot fig at finite CIR
Observation-Disclosures. Ser er Dog
enfeIte aontraftsrer, iom beitemt bar
neatet at aoa meo poa 2ocfolit, forbi
De Ipmpotbiierer meo Irbeioerne |
oereS 8rou. Observation-Disclosures
Saaiorenineer bar ct Streifeforb pao
npIten fire Wiaioner Morf, % en-
grtroifot err bIet ubIignet paa 0e Ir-
beibere, Ser tilbsrer Sogforeninger,
Tom err itberert al 2ocfouten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-19
Acknowledgements giatiabeb.

StafteIs Riharb fprt9Ier os ON, bpprre.
bes ct 9ip git tabt paa @rrno Of ct operiet
Ssm; men ~ineiepis al 9ip tabeS aarlig paa
@rino al ell ltpaaaetet Sorfiglel1e, naar
rpsIe faa Soiis al @arner's Bbite @tne Of
Tar, taget itioe, piloe babe frembrast en-
burtig Rlr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-19
&i1b CIT Oarm

| Rinneipta euer Gortb 9otpta. SOB Serb.
Sanh, Worteo. Stpler. &irfer. Stpr Cite
al uepalste @ootfisb. Strip I'll eieren,
j. S. UuLANO,
Fergus Falls, Minnesota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-19

Sttit 9nmmer al Sch Grncu iaSebolotr:
Gither.-Gt 6aEiIiebrnmn.-NRpr 9iper ps
bet oa. GaoIibelisc llnbtrgiune. -Sppripr
GIeeS ri iaa burtis?-gt Sdgn.-Spao ct
emil ten AS-ette. Ser=s.& sssSss .c'',
Igspeo.-@aaoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-19

Granger 1t Gu Spmaaine2 "Sas5eunen.
e. iae COB iouI Hoseu aueeH Spmaniue til ben
bobbelie 9ris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-19
GH%sass,. D s SsTis t.ISs MANN. a stss'

ENTfEEp - SECOND CLASS MATTER JuNK l5TB 1908
ATM rcsT OFFICE AT DBcoRAH. IOWA. UNDER THE
sC7 CT CoNeRIss OF MARCH 81 1897.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-05-12
TEAM FRIGHTENED

A bad accident was narrowly avert
ed at Coles Hardware store Monday
afternoon. Norman Krum of Mahon-
ing township had just driven into
town with two-horse spring wagon
and had tied his horses Immediately
in front of the hardware store.
Soon afterward passing automobile
frightened the horses aud they spIang
in upon the sidewalk. At the same time
one of the yoke straps broke, which
caused the tongue to drop. AS the
horses sprang upon the sidewalk they
overturned several large boxes of cab
bage and tomato plants, belonging to
Mr.. Cole, which stood along the curb
ing.
Quite frantic as the result of the
succession of accidents the horses
plunged toward the store. Everyone
expected to see them take header
through the plate glass window when
Officer John G. Voris and Ralph
Fisher rushed to the spot, and, each
seizing horse, soon had the team
quieted. There was considerable ex-
citement about the corner for while.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-05-12
DAN GER IN DELAY
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous for
Danville People to Neglect.

The great danger of kidney troubles
is that they get "a firm hold before the
sufferer recognizes them. Health is
gradually undermined Backache, head
ache, nervousness, lameness, soreness,
lumbago, urinary troubles, dropsy,
diabetes and Bright's disease follow
in merciless succession. Don't neglect
your idneys. Cure the kidneys with
the certain and safe remedy, Doan' 5
Kidney Pills, which has cured people
right here in Danville.
S. NJ. Waite, 30S w. Mahoning
Street, Danville, Pa, says: About
eight years ago had kidney and blad-
der trouble. l could not control the
kidney secretions and 7 suffered inten-
sely from backache, My rest was fit
full and had acute pains through my
loins. When feeling weak and run
down. l was told about Doan's Kid
ney Pills. l procured a supply at
Hunts Drug Store and their use help
ed me so greatly from the first that
continued taking them until cured.
This remedy will always have my
hearty endorsement.
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster -Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-05-12
WILL NOT ATTEND CAMP

Danville members of the National
Guard will take no part in the divis-
ion encampment at Gettysburg, which
has been designated between August
II and 20.
The Third brigade, the three Phila-
delphia cavalry troops and Battery
B, of Pittsburg, which will camp
with the regulars at Gettysburg in
July, will not attend the division en-
campment.
A general order was also issued Sat
urday countermanding the order of
some weeks ago designating July IA to
% as the time for the encampment
and designating Gettysburg and the
August dates in its place At the same
time a general order was issued an
nouncing that the annual State rife
matches to be held at Mt. Gretna will
be changed so as to begin July .25 in
stead of August /.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-05-12
FIELD 8 TRACK
MEET MAY 18TH

Arrangements are now being com
pleted, under the supervision of James
Kase, for the third annual field and
track meet Of the ,Danville Y. NJ. @.
A. and the Danville high school, which
will be held at Athletic park on the
afternoon of Saturday. May 28th.
The principal event and the one in
which the greatest interest centers,
will be the mile relay. for which the
7. J. Price challenge cup is the
torphy. Berwick has won the cup two
years in succession and if that team
succeeds in again taking the cup it
will belong to them permanently.
The Danville team, this yer, intends
making big effort to win, and pre-
vent the cup falling into Berwick S
hands. A group of our younger ath-
letes are now in training and are
working out each evening under the
direction of Mr.. Kase.
Another feature this year, which
will be an innovation in Danville,
will be five mile marathon. The
course will be inside the park. so the
runners will be in sight of the specta-
tors during all of their long grind. 1t
is the intention, if possible, to secure
special prize for the winner of this
evert. The other events will include
the usual numbers of field and track
meet.
Invitations were sent out on Mon
day to teams from Berwick, Milton,
Sunbury and Catawissa to participate
in the meet.
Although Danville failed to win the
mile relay last spring, the meet was
won by the local team on points by q
large margin, Berwick finishing Sec
| ond. $50.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-05-12
MOTHERS DAY

Mothers day WAS pretty generally
observed in this city Sunday. In
practically all the churches the occa-
sion was given recognition, At sever
al houses of worship special topics ap-
propriate to the day were announced,
while elsewhere in the sermons the
subject of "Our Mothers" was dwelt
upon lovingly and at length.
At 3 80 clock general meeting
was held in Y. NJ. @. A. hall in obser.
vance of Mothers Day. There was a
good-sized audience present. The
speaker was the Rev. J. H. Mussel-
man, pastor OF Pine Street Lutheran
church, who took as his subject:
"Our Mothers. ="
1t was a most impressive discourse.
The heart was stirred to it's depths as
the speaker eloquently and with deep
feeling paid his tribute of praise to
the unfaltering love. the devotion, and
the self sacrifice of our mothers, re-
viving memories that are among the
most sacred treasures of the heart.
The Orpheus Glee club rendered sew
real beautiful selections.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-05-12
SENATE TUSSL|NG
WITH R. R. BILL
WASHINGTON, May.1i.

Senators proceeded serenely today
with the job Of fixing up their rail-
road bill despite the fact that the
house with much contention and heavy
labor passed a measure on the same
subject yesterday. Senators, we'll
aware of the fact that the shooting-up
of the bill in the house has been from
angles different from those employed
in the senate, will indulge only in
grim smiles when they hear officially
that the house asks their concur
renee
The house version Of the bill will be
referred to the senate committee on
interstate commerce. The committee
most likely will let it rest in pigeon
hole until the senate bill has been
about completed. Then the committee
will in all probability recommend that
the senate bill be adopted as a sub
stitute, the senate will follow the re-
commendation and the senate bill will
be sent TO the house for concurrence.
The house will refuse to concur and
will ask for conference, which will
take place without further delay. A
conference committee usually consists
of committees consisting of two Re
publicans and one Democrat from each
branch of congress
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-05-12
WAS CAUGHT HERE

Thomas Flaherty, patient at the
Retreat hospital for the insane, who
escaped from that institution early
last Tuesday morning, was located at
Danville, Saturday, and returned to
the hospital by two attendants who
were in search of him.
Flaherty in his journey down the
river attracted considerable attention
in every town through which he pass
ed and the authorities had no trouble
in following him. He was traced from
place to place and Saturday word was
sent to DR.. Mayberry, at Retreat, that
the missing man was seen walking
about the streets of this city. He i'm
mediately notified the officers who were
in the vicinity of Bloomsbury, and a
few hours later Flaherty was on his
way to the hospital.
The patient had for some time been
given free run of the hospital but
never tried to ecsape before. Tuesday
morning about four O'Clock he hurled
chair through window on the low
or floor and before any of the watch
men could reach that section of the
building he was gone.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-05-12
MANY CHANGES
WILL Be MADE

Architect J. II. Brugler has about
completed the plans for the remodel
ing of the Montour House and in a
day or so work on the improvements
will be started. The changes contem-
plated will not only alter the appear
ance of the famous old hostelry con-
siderably but will also add to conven-
ience and general commodiousness.
First of all new roof will be put
ON the building, imported tin being
used The slate at present ON the roof
is in bad condition. A great deal Of
work will be involved in reroofing
the hotel, as the slate used is fasten-
ed directly onto the lath, which will
necessitate lining of boards before
the tin can be put on.
Great alterations will be made in
the first story and in the basement. In
the latter the floor will be excavated
to obtain more room. The plans pro-
vide for a metal ceiling and cement
or tarrazo floor. In the basement a
rathskeller will be installed. There
will be new fixtures throughout.
On the first floor the office will be
remodeled and will be extended east
ward. In the rear of the building an
addition will be erected for lavatory
and toilet rooms.
The spacious apartment at the south
ern end of the building, now used as
reading room, will be divided into
two apartments for sample rooms.
A feature of the improvements will
be spacious stairway with elaborate
railing leading from the first story in.
to the cellar about the center of the
building. The plumbing throughout
will be remodeled and the entire build.
ing will be modern and sanitary.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-05-12
X-RAYS USED

The x-Iays at the Joseph sRatti hos
pital, Bloomsbury, were used Tues
day to locate large needle that had
become imbedded in the hand of Mrs.
Joseph Reedy, MontouI Row, this
city.
The needle had been in the wom-
ans hand for six days. 1t seemed to
defy all efforts to locate and remove
it, the patient meanwhile suffering
the most excruciating pain.
Tue sday afternoon DR.. Newbaker
accompanied Mrs. Reedy to the JOS
eph Ratti hospital at Bloomsbury,
where the x-rays were used. The
needle was located without difficulty.
after which it was successfully re-
moved by DR.. Newbaker and DR.,
John, the latter of Bloomsbury.
One end of the needle was broken
off, but the part remaining in the
hand was IA inches long, 1t was i'm
bedded deep in the flesh near the bone
and the case had become serious
one.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-05-12
MYRON WELLIVER

Myron Welliver, the eighteen year
old son of S. +. Welliver, Limestone
township, died Sunday morning at
l O'Clock following a several days
illness.
The deceased was a young man of
much promise For the past two
years he had been a pupil at the
Strawberry Ridge high school and
stood we'll in his classes. He is sur
vived by two younger brothers, John
and Ralph, both at home.
The family of which the deceased
was member has been visited with a
series of Affections. Only last fall
the wife and mother, Mrs. S. f. We'll
liver died. Following close upon her
demise Mr.. Welliver suffered an at
tack of typhoid fever, which he sur
vived due to careful nursing at the
Joseph Ratti hospital, Bloomsbury.
Now comes the death of the oldest son
of the family.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-05-12
THE MOVEMENT
IS GROWING

The organized adult Bible classes
now part of every Sunday School in
Danvills are assuming tremendous
Importance as factors in religious
work. The rapid growth and the zeal
inspired by the movement are striking
ly demonstrated by the adult Bible
Glass at st. Paul's Methodist Episco-
pal church, which has made unprec-
edented strides, now numbering l21
members, 25 of whom were added Sum
day
The class. which is composed OF
males only above the age of sixteen
years, was organized, November 9Th,
with Wesley Hollobaugh as president
w. A. Sechler, vice president; E. S.
Fornwald, secretary and Ralph H.
White, Treasurer. The class meets in
the main auditorium each Sunday
morning between $50 and 10:30
O'Clock.
The secret of the rapid growth of
the class lies in the zeal and energy
of its members, each of whom each
Sunday makes it a point to bring in
one or more new members. There are
two sides in the bible class. One side,
tain Councilman Ira Everhart; the
other known as the Whites - is un-
der the leadership of Borough Secre.
tary Harry b. Patton.
Previous to Sunday morning the
enrolment was 90. with the Whites
few points ahead. AS the new meI
were brought in Sunday the friend.
ly rivalry existing in the two sides
was clearly manifest and there was
much curiosity to learn how the new
members would line up. The announ
cement made at the close of the ses
sion showed that while the member
ship had grown to l2l the whites
were still ahead, having So men a
against the "Reds," "a. Ninety-nin'
names responded to the roll call SUI
day, SO per cent. of the entire mem
bership being present. The Rev
George S. Womer, pastor Of st. Paul
Methodist Episcopal church, who is 1
member of the adult Bible Class, il
not enrolled on either side.
The exercises, which include an ad
dress by the Rev. Mr.. Womer. are al
ways of a nature to arouse inter
est and impress the men, the most o
whom probably are not habitua
church goers. Mr.. Womer's talk Sun
day was an especially able and ap
propriste one, along the line CT indul
gences with especial reference to in
Temperance. The big class sat in mos
respectful silence, impressed with thu
broad sympathies that inspired th'
address and the speakers desire t.
help and uplift humanity, Another
feature quite inspiring in its effec
was vocal solo rendered by Mr.. Ir
vim Tannan
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-05-12
A Birthday Surprise.

Mrs. Thomas Kear, Spruce street,
gave birthday surprise party on Mon
day evening in honor of the twenty
first birthday of her son Charles, The
evoning Was snont in music and games
Those present were Misses Mary Cady,
Lucy Mientzer, Agnes Mientzer, Til
lie Anderson, Maggie Anderson, Mag
ige Scott, Lizzie Hoffman, Mary
Kashner, Maggie Kashner, Helen
Ko-,-, S"-nh Nitoholl Mac Patton
Ethel Jones, Stella Everett, Rose
Schrum, Elsie Keefer, Beatrice Keef-
or, Edith Reese, Gale Bedea, Mary
Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Be.
dea, Messrs. William Rank, Walter
Scott, John Aten, Clarence Weaver,
William Gross, Atwood Rhoads, Fred
Aten, Thomas Bedea, Clyde Patton,
Omar Young, William Jenkins, Kirk
Delcamp, Mrs. Thos. Kear and fam
lily, Jennie, Viola, Mary Eva, Mar
tha, Rachel, Charlie, George and Ray
mond.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-05-12
HORSE DROPPED DEAD

Arthur Amesbury lost a valuable
horse Tuesday in most unaccount-
able.manner. The animal with anoth.
er horse was hitched to a wagon that
was being used to haul river coal.
AS the team was drawing the load
ed wagon up the driveway leading
from the fiat boats to the top OF the
river bank, below the water works,
the bay horse without the least warn
ing dropped dead in its tracks Heavy
pulling is required at that point and
it is supposed that while making an
extra effort the horse ruptured blood
vessel.
the animai-a heavy draught horse
was companion to the one owned
by Mr.. Amesbury that was killed by
the cars at the d. l.. & w. crossing,
Church street, last fall.