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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10
DOUBLE PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS CONTAINING
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Western League

At Denver-Denver. 6: St Joseph, 1.
At Sioux City-Sioux City. s; Lin
coin. 3.
At Wichita-Topelca, II; wichita. 10.
Twelve inninge.)
At Des Moines-Des Moines-onaha
postponed: rain
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FIRE LAnnIFs WY.

Spanish Fork. July 50 basebau
game was played at the race track YES
terday afternoon between the married
men and the volunteer fire department
or this city. The score was IS to 10
In favor OF the fire department.
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RovERs LOSE FIRST.

st. Louis, July s.-Boston lost the
today. to l. Score. r H H.
boston .--..- ..............
Batteries-Harmon and Bresnahan:
Brown and Graham. Umpires-JOhn-
stone and Eason.
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New York. July 9.-New York and
Chicago broke even In today's double
header. 8 to and to >. Chica go out
played New York in the first game. but
both teams played good ball in the
second game, and II took eleven innings
to determine the winner. Scores;
First game r. Il. r.
Chicago .........-........ 10 3
New York. .................. 10 B
Ratterfes-White. Walsh and Payne;
Quinn. Fisher. Manning and Mitchell.
Second game r. H E
Chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
Batteries--Walsh and Sullivan: Ford
and Sweeney.
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Spokane. Wash, July 9--Score.
r. II f.
Tacoma TsSoans . ................. : ! :
ADMINISTRATION Holm. Baker
and Shea; McCamment and Blanken-
ship.
Seattle. wash. July 9.-score:
r. H Z.
vancouver -.-----.--.....-.
ooae1ie ...-...-.. ........-... 4
Batteries-smith and Lewis; Zackert
and Hemmenway.
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fight They are former associates Of
times IN his career in this. his native
The remembrances from the cham
pion were in the form of remfttarces
ranging from $3.50 to $750. The big
sest remittance was for $3.50 to. Ed
Harrison, an old-timer here. who taught
johnson how to fight when a young
boy. and gave him his first lessons IN
the ring along the docks.
Jack appeared anxious to. become "a
fighter and years ago promised his
VOLUNTEERS instructor that when he got
10 be champion and wealthy, he would
lit him out In fancy clothes and a red
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'ut having 10 wager any money on the
he Galveston negro. who at different
city, befriended him.
necktie. Sure enough he kept his
promise. and cue OF the first messages
he sent after the fight was TO Harri-
son. telling him to order two suits OF
,lothes and not TO be stingy on the
price.
While swimming IN the bay from the
COCKS years ago when Johnson was a
small boy he was sucked under a ves-
sci and would have drowned had Il not
been for Cafferty Williams. an asso-
ciate. who saved him. williams Is re-
membered for $500
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

Chicago, July s.-New York took the
opening game Of the series today, to
3 by punching six hits for total OF
four runs in the first inning. Score:
r. II. II.
Chicago .. .s 10 z
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II 2
Batteries-Brown, Pfeister. Richie
and King; Wiltse and Meyers. I'm
pires-ODay and Brennan
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10
BASEBALL RESULTS
National League
PIRATES IN A WALK.

Pittsburg. July 9.-The Philadelphia
team today did not reach third base
until the ninth inning. when Magee hit
for a double and went to third on a
single by Bransfield Magee scored
Phtladelphia's only run on Doolan's out
at first Camnitz was strong all the
way. while the visitors used four
pitchers. Score: r. II. +.
.-.A.at@-i IL
4 nilftoelpnla -------.- I
Embellishments and Gibson: Ew-
ing. Moore, Stacks. Brennan and Mo-
ran, DOOM Umpires-Rigler and Ems
lie.
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DOYLE BROTHERS WIN.

Atlanta. Ca. July s,-Ths Doyle
brothers OF Washington. ID. C. won the
southern doubles tennis championship
by beating Grant and Thornton OF this
city I'm the tovrnamsnt finals here to-
day. 50, IS. 81, 81.
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The want ada S-a serve you sAy n you
USE them
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

WHERE IT'S SOLD MORE CHEAP
LY is usually known to ad readersl
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Points. Total.
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Northwestern League

Spokane. Wash. July s.-score:
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Old Friends of Johnson Who
Befriended Him Not FORGOTTEN

y Eight men here were made h
without having to wage
T associates Of the Galveston nesr
this. his native city, befriended hi
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observed here as farther cast, the class
known as the debutapues is d well dc
fined Que, and if by nothing else, one
should know them by their rosy, youth
full beauty surprising all others. The
bupcb-and the word should be used
advjsedly, for they arc like sweet,
fresh roSes--is larger this year than
ever before, npd seems to include many
who are still in school, but in the
lighter forms OF society as we'll. Sew
cral of these very Young girls have
entertained in various ways on their
own responsibility in iho past week,
and more arc following in the Imme-
date future.
And this makes timely a bit of ad-
vice from q ncighboring paper from a
dowager to the debutantc:
eyes, Ills great, and yet even for
u 'lebutantc the world holds out pit
falls. and without some careful steer
ing An inexperienced girl may well
roughen the smoothncss of her mater
nally Tnacadamzcd social course and
land against wall. as many II. flower
has done, For instance. should sho
have preference for a certain swai u,
the tendency of the dcbutante will he
TO let him mouopolize her. That, how
ever. is fatal to what is commonly
called n ''good time. For, you sec,
if girl depends upon one man for her
pleasure when dams in the monde,
the others are prompt to take the hint,
and it becomes a bit awkward for her
when he is not around, you sec. She
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
You Cannot
Hide YOur Fat

Ovcrfatness is the one misforl unc you
Z canuot hide from yourself or from those
around you. 1f too thin. your dr.ssmakcr
or tailor can supply tho deficiencies, but
tnc overfat carry burden they cannot
conceal. There is one suro way TO re-
duce your weight safely and quickly
The harmless MarmoIa Prescription.
which changes the fatty tissues and rat
procuring foods. to solid flesh and en-
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tablet CONTAINS an exact dose OF the same
harmless ingredients that made the ori-
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day without the slightest i'll effects, Take
hui one tablet after each meal and at
bedtime until the normal weight is
reached and the bodily health completely
restored Ask your druggist for Marmoa
Prescription Tablets, or send to the Mar
moIa Co., 1123 Monroe Av., Detroit
Mich. and you will receive fofe 75c full
case--enough TO start YOU well on your
way TO s]fmness and happiness,
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momory-and your reputation for
trutbfuIuess. -
Tear UP tho programme, feeling no re-
And here's the reason. lest you don't for
get.
In addition to other sound advice
which at various times [ bavo given
| would add tho cynic's: ''Be taken
To your chaperon between dances RI
would be Il pity TO compel her to climb
tho back stair in search of you.''
Should your powers of converse tiop
fail you, uso your eyes. They always
may be depended upon as an eloquent
substitute for ideas. You know, my
dear, to be smart one really need not
say things to mako tho others smart
fact which is we'll for girls to bear
in mind, and another warning that
may prove useful TO the truo iugcnue
should there he one among the fifty
odd young women who are now learn
ing how to subjugato their brother
man--is that when tho latter pays her
bald compliments she may be quite
certain that he thinks her fool. The
cynic would advise cutting out his next
dance as a we'll deserved reproof
oh. do not lose the chaperoD
But hunt until YOU find her;
Thus for delinuucncies atone.
And make her think you mind her.
or course, dcbutantes are not alone
in need of good advice. There aro cor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
A GENEROUS Off
To Whom It May Concern

There arc hundreds of people
vicinity at this season of tho
who need a blood making. body b
and strength creating tonic.
II is to ell such. which comps
people. dehc tie children. tho we1
down and convalescent5, and al
who suffer from chronic cough
colds. that we ask 60 come To ou'
and get q bottle of VinoI, our Id
cod liver and iron tonic (withou
If 1t fails TO build you up,
strength and restore normal heal
will cheerfulIY return tho mone|
us for il. We take all tho ch6
you take none. As matter d
VIC don It take much chance eth
cause Yinol rarely disappoint|
Come in aud get j bottle ON these
DrnebJ s. Franken. Ell South
Smith Drug Co, "The Busy ca
Smith Drug Co. No. 2, Kenyon
block, 215 Main street.
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With the 6rst assembly over, it Is
quite safe 10 say that the dancing
series is an assured success in every
respect Never before in Salt Lake
has there been IL ball at which every
detail was moro carefully adjusted and
which Welded more in The way Of gen
uino cnieriaumcni than did that Of
Friday evening. The presence in the
dsucing tbrona Of "A number of new
additions 10 Salt Lake society was a
welcome change. and III the matter Of
tho young mcu at least was well re
ceivcd b. the su-callcd exclusives, Even
though Salt Lake has tho reputation of
being Il city of cliqucs, the first as
sonIbly showed II possible Welding OF
forces which made for peace and a
great measure Of harmony.
And speaking of harmony, the music
was Il feast of good things. Yes, and
speaking Of fcasts, makes ono think of
the supper, which was far and away
the best that has ever been put up at
any party, bar none, and incidentally
showed the folly Of setting long tables
and arranging a. funeral meats in tho
form of IL spread, instead of putting u
dainty plato properly equipped before
tho guests An innovation which
would be a Welcome ono, however,
would be having 4 definite supper hour
OF say thirty Eve or forty minutes.
when all could repair to the supper
room and have a genuine iutermission
on the dancing floor, The many spoiled
programmes and many disappointed
dancers and such which this would save
would be Il grcat gain. and the rest
aud limo for "A smoke on the part of
the men would he appreciated. This
could not. of course. be done with a
crowd, but with private party, where
the dancers number only as many as
form Inc assemblies, and with the ad
hcd facilities Of other larger room
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
PERSONAL

An interesting event Of the past week
was the visit to Salt Lake of Captain
and Mrs. Walter Kirton after An alb
sepce in China Of nearly five years,
During their short stay of only two
days in the city, Captain and Mrs.
Kirton were extensively entertained by
q few friends, some of whom were their
guests in Shanghai They left for the
coast, whence they sail on Tuesday for
their home.
Among the interesting visitors to the
city are DR.. and Mrs. Wayne Smith OF
St Louis. who arc guests of Mr.. and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

thcu finds herself onL Of Lho others
reckoning, you know, In this conncc-
tion ! read somewhere the other day a
warning TO dcbuiantes that seemed to
bo full of rhc wisdom Of tho serpent:
Always tear up your programme ut n
dance said the cynic 'lt saves tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

] cannot wear the old hair
| wore some months gone ny.
INc laid II on The lopmost shelf
With many weary sigh.
No longer are they wearing puiiS,
And rats are quito dc irop-
] cannot wear the old hair
oh. what IL cruel blow!
/ cannot wear tTc old hair,
For switches | must buy
And Wind them round and round my head
As Hat as they Will He.
Ny face is far too ptmp for this
MY nose is much tuu long;
BuI cant wear the old hair-
Its altogether wrong.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

Vera, OF Provo, have been guests for
the past week Of Mrs. Charles Blake at
253 Eleventh East street.
Mr7. Norman RI. Ives Of Ely, New,
has been spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Marshall at their home
on K street.
Mrs. Sam Porter and her two little
daughters have gone to Chicago to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

Mrs, James Dennis of WASH,
Continued on Following Pao
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Mrs. A; Il. Russell of Los 4
l'as boon lb" guest for a few d,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W., LAY
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Mrs. Y, ". Hanson and her h
tcrs, Gertrude and Irene, left ss,
the week for stay of tyo w.
moro in Denver. "0
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Mrs. j. n. Knowles has pona 3.
Nov, to Join Mr.. Knowles ,rE y
tion takes him there. ""os9
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard w b.
Icft for Los Angeles and ths @
boring beaches to spend tho ,1a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

. In order to prevent i'm sositions
and eunberra ssments. The Tribune
' requests that persons leaving social
notes, and especially marriage mo-
; tices or engagements. for puoiIca-
, ton. leave with them names
through which the source OF Inc
same may be traced II the matter
Is called In question.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs John n. .JudoA I.
pcctcd home from the cast within
days.
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The dcbutautcs Just now arc absorb
ing all attention aud who would wish
IL otherw iscf While the set forms. of
bringing a girl out arc not so closely
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

Mrs W. n. Dc Wolf of Milf
in town visiting Mr.. and Mrs, /
y. Roberts.
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Mrs. Adolpb Bacr and Miss n;
Baer have returned from epeud|
month on the coast.
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Mrs. Will Ray and her baSv
gone to California to spend The,
there.
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Mrs. P. N. Cook is home aftsr
ing the summer and this early ur
in tho cast.
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Mrs. J., A. Dougbcrty of po,,,.
here visiting her sitter, Mrs, c. W.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

The Misses Cassady arc non
70 their friends at No. 33 Kcn";
apartments. on'1
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Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Land.
now at the Hollywood apartment,
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Miss Edna Dunn is back from
With the Buckingham family in Z,
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sp"nd the holiday seasou will, ~.
bach family, ''u tul
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Downstairs, The matter might bo very
we'll arranged.
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Walter Lewis of Butte. The other
guests wcro Mrs. O. e. Lewis, Miss
Mercy Lewis Mrs. A. T. Davis Mrs.
C. G. Field, Mrs. J. A. Earle and Mrs.
C. A. Applegate.
Mrs Charles L. Sampson entertained
most delightfully."- yesterday afternoon
only a few friends enjoying the game
and several moro coming in later for
the tea. Tho hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Frank L.. Dodge and several Of the
young officers who came in for tea also
assisted.
Miss Pauline Sands was the hostess
again yesterday MT q most enjoyable
luncheon at the Wilson, followed by q
which she entertained twenty six Of her
friends.
Miss Evelyn Moyle was another, of
the younger girls who entertained yes
terday afternoon, about forty Of her
girl friends being asked In to play 500.
The Moyle home on East Fifth South
was beautiful with its great masses Of
tawny chrysa apthemums, and tho bevy
OF young girls enjoyed q delightful
game, followed by tea.
Miss Lucy Lewis entertained about
thirty of her girl friends yesterday aft
eruoon at bridge, followed by tea
when a social hour was enjoyed. The
home was gay with ehrysanthemums,
great quantities of the lovely flowers
corating the rooms. At the tea Miss
Mary Marshall poured. while Miss Mar
guerite Icssup, Miss Edna Framework
and Miss Cary Marshall assisted.
------
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid enter.
tanned a few friends last evening at q
delightful affair in compliment to Mr.
and Mrs, Kenneth Kerr, Mr.. Kerr leav-
ing for the northwest within few
days. The rooms were bright with
chrysanthemums and after six tables Of
bridge q delicious supper was served.
Mrs. Reid was assisted by her sisters,
Mrs. Kerr, Mrs, Lester Freed and Mrs
LeGrand Young, Jr.
A meeting Of the executive commit
tee for the Assemblies will be held
Tuesday, when details will be perfected
for the three dances yet to be given.
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Mrs. Dana Il. Smith for few weeks
nj their home in the krnsingtoD. DR.,
Smith spent his boyhooJ here aud has
many warm friends who arc welcoming
him and his charming wife,
Mrs, t., T. Harding aud daughter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

A meeting OF the executive commit
tee for the Assemblies will be held
Tuesday, when details will be perfected
for the three dances yet to be given.
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pink shades wore uscd, and The rooms
were most attractive with tbeu.
Mrs. Robert Poale entertained yes
tcrday at a luncheon at the Alta club.
followed by a matinee party at tho Colo
NAL, the affair being in honor of Mrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

Walter Lewis of Butte. The other
guests wcro Mrs. o. e. Lewis, Miss
Mercy Lewis, Mrs. A. i. Davis, Mrs.
G. G. Field, Mrs. J. A. Earle and Mrs.
G.. A. Applegate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

A very delightful affair of the week
was the bridge tea given Monday at the
Kerr homo on Harvard avenue when
about score of the intimate friends of
the hostess enjoyed The game of bridge
with few more dropping in later for
tea Mrs. LeGrand Young, Jr., assisted
her sister. and at The tea Mrs. George
IIeintz and Mrs. Lester Freed poured
Prizes in the game went to Mrs. Frank
Swiudler and Mrs. Thomas Kcarns, The
artistic home was frightened with guam
titles of the gorgeous terra Gotta ehry-
santhcmums.
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Miss Dorothy Marioncaux ontcr-
taiucd about thirty friends yesterday
afternoon at bridge tea at their home
in the Stewart apartments. Seven tn
bIes Of the game were enjoyed and
later when tca was served the young hos
tess was assisted by Miss Elsa Bamber-
ger, Miss Mary Luman. Miss Lillian
Doscber and Miss Ruth Sowlcs Deco
rations Of pink chrysanthemums and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

Mrs. j. Walcott Thompson entertained
about forty of her friends Yesterday
afternoon eight tables Of bridge being
played and later number more com
ing in for tea. Prizes were awarded the
winners at the game. and at tea fol
lowing Mrs, Robert Ilarkness and Mrs.
j, e. Risque poured tea and coffee. The
decorations were American beauties and
yellow chrysanthemums.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-03-11
Value of Farm Prod lcts

1t is the object Of the census to
ascertain the value Of farm products,
and as well the number and value Of
animals and fowls. Not the value of
some particular class but of all. II
Is the amount at which animals and
fowls can be sold. The average
which the census will publish is not
that Of some especial class but of ali
produced in that class. Good blooded
animals will sell for more. and thus
have q greater value than the poor
animate, but as matter of fact, the
pure blooded animals are so thorog
distributed that they leave little or
no appreciable influence On the aver.
age in the census.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-03-11
KIMBLE

r. W. Kelly made business trip
to Milford last Friday.
Elizabeth CaIkins of Hawley Wis
tied her parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Calkins Sunday
Quite number of young people
from Hawley and Honesdale were
callers at Leopard Masher Sunday.
Fred Krouse and wife of Narrows-
burg are visiting the formers parents
Philip Krouse and wife.
Mrs. Ed. Malone is convalescing.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-03-11
MAST HOPE

Arthur Hankins has removed to
his own house at East Tusten.
Albert Strandhan has rented the
farm Of Mrs. Wm. Detrick and occu-
pies house vacated by Arthur Han.
kins.
Leonard Breck agent at Cochecton
depot came home last Saturday.
n r. Hankins was a guest at his
fathers Friday night.
John Farrell has gone to N. Y. to
join the Marines and will serve 3
years.
New Photographs have been bot
by Fred Schott and Mrs. Dick.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-03-11
Justice and Luore.

Judge Giles Baker, Of a Pennsyl-
vania county, was likewise cashier of
his home bank. A man presented a
check one day for payment. He was
stranger. His evidence of identifi-
cation was not satisfactory to the
cashier.
why, Judge" said the man, "I've
known you to sentence men to be
hanged on no better evidence than
this!"
Very likely" replied the Judge.
"But when 1t comes to letting go of
cold cash we have to be mighty care
full.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-03-11

H. W, Adams of Hunting Towers
was in town Wednesday. His mother
is a partial invalid.
Trout se,son there opens April
18th, and it is quite authenticity
reported that the state fish commits
sion will see that it does not begin
any earlier.
The brilliant illumination seen
here last evening about 8 30 on the
southern sky is said to have been
caused by the burning of a large
barn on the farm of one Reeder be-
low Newton, N j.