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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22

should have a daughter way out here
he wasn't different from other men
was he?" exclaimed Mrs. Emma
Elizabeth Hitler when asked as to
her statement that she is a daughter
Of Englands late monarch. Mrs.
Miller accompanied by an orphan girl,
and her husband, whom she married
at The Dalles, Ore, this spring came
to Walla Walla from Milton, Ore,
July 4, and has since lived in poverty
here, while her husband, who is a
blacksmith, has vainly sought work.
At last, nearly overcome with humil-
iation and hunger, Mrs. Miller, who
states she has lectured on many plat
forms in the large cities of the United
States, decided to give a lecture to
raise little money for necessities and
I to secure enough to take her and her
family on their way to England,
whittier she is vending her way in the
hope of proving her identity and
entering into her share of the kings
fortune.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
HATCHF,D MARCH 26, LAY AUG. II
White Lcghorns at Dayton Set a Mark
for Others

Dayton, Wash.-Andrew j. Knight,
manager of a big department of a To-
cal store in this city. reports what he
believes 10 be the best known record
of early laying by this years pullets
pullets. Mr. Knight is a fancier Of
the White Leghorn bird, and has
about $50 young chickens of this va
ricty. His first Matching was on
March 26, and on August IL some of
The pullets of the March hatch began
to lay. This establishes a record Of
laying at four months and 16 days.
The rullets are continuing their good
work by 50 far laying about every
other day.
Mr.. knight has given considerable
attention TO the study of different va
rieties OF fowl. and is enthusiastic in
his praise of the White Leghorn as
ono OF the most industrious as well
as profitable birds Next in order
Mr. knight favors the White Orping-
ton, Of which variety he possesses
quite a number.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
LOAD GRAVEL TRAINS
WITH MACHINERY

In the sacramento. California shops
of the southern Pacific company.
there has just been completed a ma
chine for loading Of gravel upon flat
cars from out of the bed of a river.
Technically, it would be called a
Gredgor 1t consists of the necessary
boilers and engines, with a 20 foot
boom, ana by the use of what Is
known as the clam she'll steel bucket.
is now being used successfully. in
leading gravel from the bed of river
in the Sacramento valley. This
gravel, taken from underneath the
water. is clean and dustlcss and makes
fine ballast and is being used on the
double track work of the southern
Pacific between Benecia end Sacra-
mento in California.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
USE VOLCANIC ASH
TO BALLAST TRACK

San Francisco.-Near Black Butte,
in the Shasta mountains between the
stations of Weed ana Sisson, Califor-
mia, the Southern Pacific company
has uncovered huge deposit of vol
canic ash that has proved unusually
fine ballasting material. 1t was dis
covered already broken into the pro-
per sibe for ballast and the company
has just completed ballasting that
part of its line over the Siskiyou
mountains with this material. 1t Is
IF pinkish color. porous. yet has
n great deal of weight and its por-
Gus qualities make it perfect for
drainage of the roadbed, that part of
the road upon which it is being used
being exceptionally well drained dur
ing the rainy seasons.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
New Hospital at Ontario.

Ontario. Ore.-Erection Of the $780,
900 Catholic hospital at Ontario will
begin next month, the removal Of
the dwelling now occupying the site
having begun. Plyans for hand
some building mas been completed by
Architect Arthur Elliott Of this place
Contractors bids will be received
this week and it is expected that ac-
tual ou ding VII begin almost imme-
dIately
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
car Man Woman Collide

sulkare Wash-Mrs. shelton Of
p lll 'Fust avenue. was slightly in
jured last night while on her way to
Natator'um park She was crossing
tho street az Post and Riverside and
a companion was carrying her little
boy The man was struck by the rear
end of "a P-A-Y-E car. thrown against
the woman. hitting her in the head
ana knocking her 20 the street Mrs
gkelton was taken into Murgittroyd's
drug store. and later continued her
Journey TO the park where her hus-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
SHOWED OTHERS BACK.
Mike DonnclIy Cared only for His
own Escape.

Walla Walla, Wash-That more
prisoners did not escape August a.
when Mike DOnnelly made his escape
from the state penitentiary here, Act
ing WardeU Smith said was one OF
the surprises Of that occasion, now
that a full investigation Of the cir
cumstances has been made. IT has
been found by inquiry among the
convcts and in other ways that four
other men attempted TO escape with
donnelly, when the sudden dust storm
brought darkness in midafternoon,
and that Donnelly shook them Off the
ladder himself in order that they
would not impede his own flight, prob
ably forestalling "A wholesale jail
break
Since his escape Mike Donnclly is
regarded by the remainder Of the
convicts as a hero, although he was
rot "chummy" with any one. even his
own cellmate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
Pearl Kemp Is Hurt.

Adrian, Wash.-While Thomas
Kemp and his sister, Miss Pearl Kemp
were returning home from Adrian late
the horses ran away and threw them
out. Mr.. Kemp struck on his head
and the wheels passed over his body,
injuring him severely. One of the
horses kicked Miss Kemp in the
chest. Miss Kemp is a teacher in the
Spokane public schools and may not
be able to assume her duties in Sep
tember on account of the accident.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
Killed on Track Near Ontario

Ontario, Ore.-Westbound tram No.
5 on the Oregon Short Line hit and
killed Elmer Crosswhite, a young man
from the Idaho bench. southeast of
Nyssa, ore. He was crossing the rail-
road bridge on the Snake, just east
of Nyssa. His body was picked up
by the trainmen and brought to on
tario where G.. L. King, county dep
uty, and a cOroner's jury ascertained
his name and got into communica-
ton with a brother who lived near
Nyssa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22

Ewtn Yakima. wash -Because his
wife. r9 hom ne had been married
Is years. told him in 1907 that she
wished Doe would leave her and never
return. Harry A. Josln Of North
yakima took her at her work, left
their home H. Milford, n. H.. and
filed 1if for divorce in Yakima
county Iu his complaint he declares
his Willingness 10 deed 10 her a lot
u Milford valued at $500.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
Yakima Health Board Hampered.

Norm Yakima, Wash.-The health
department lost in a test case brought
90 compel owners Of property to main
tain sanitary toilets J. f. kaufman,
owner " property at 116 Second ave-
nue. SOUTH arrested on complaint Of
an Inspector Of the health depart
meut. was released by Justice Of the
Peace u u. Hunt On the grounds that
tenants aIe responsible not the own
er- s.r maintaining sanitary condi-
tons
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
Driven Out BY Bears.

Kalispell, Mont.-Bears are so
numerous in Glacier park this season
that several camping parties have
been greatly annoyed by the depre-
dations one party broke camp last
week on account of the numerous
bears and the rule that forbids the
carrying Of weapons with which to
drive them away.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
RUNAWAY ENDS FATALLY.
Mrs. Maudc T.. Scranton Dies, and
Her Baby Expected to Follow.

Modesto. Calif.--Mrs. Maude r.
Scranton, wife Of NJ. l.. Scranton, a
rancher, who leaped from a runaway
with her four -mOnths-old baby, died
az the Evans hospital from injuries.
The baby is still alive, but Or. Evans
holds out no hope for its recovery. 1t
has developed that A. G. Henderson,
an expressman, was a hero in the ac-
cident. He allowed his own team
20 take fright and dash wildly up the
street, whore one was killed in an
effort TO save Mrs Scranton by stop
ping her horse.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
NEWS OF THE
NORTHW EST
Attorney Is Fined.

Dayton, Wash.-BefOre Justice r.
4. Stanford, Attorney Hardy E.
Hamm OF this city was fined 81 and
costs for using language provocative
of an assault towards Sheriff E. Da-
Wis. The offense occurred on July
IL
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
MESSAGE CARRIES DEATH.
Hridc Kills Herself at Mothers Oh,
lection to Her Marriage.


lection TO Her Marriage.
Granite City, Ill.-Mrs. Louis Weis-
onbcrger Of this city sent to her
daughter. Clara Weisenberger, aged
II, in Keol,uk, Iowa, this telegram.
III you don't give up Jack, never
darken ny door again"
For answer an hour later, she re-
ceived the following message:
Clara killed herself by drinking
carbolic acid after getting your tele-
gram"
Jack" mentioped In the telegram
was a border in the Weisenberger
home
Mrs Weisenberger had wanted her
daughter TO marry another boarder,
ms soon as he got a divorce from his
present wife, but the girl refused to
agree 10 the plan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22

First eanal. which was constructed
in Egypt in 1859 b. c.. was used to
transport merchandise from Memphis
10 the sea.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
Claims Royal Blood.

Wala Wana, Wash.-"Gt isn't
strange, is it, that King Edward
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22

band is said to be working. Neither
the man nor the boy was hurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
BELLAIRE
Bellslre 90 Observe Fourth Quietly
and Orderiy-Otrer interesting
News Notes

Heiiaro. Pho biggest town in Rol
mont county. is going 90 boz tho quiet
esf town boz tho county ON tho Fourth
o. July ff uiI Doc so quiet that poo.
pie wi1 likely forget chat Ird.prrd.
encn Dag a hr.rg observed Relative.
ly .peak.rE fhc tDHu 900 br POI quiet
thar people UIlI have f0 nY fo some
grave gard fo end some sort OF hIa
tory Insrr.hod or some patriots tomb
stone fu remind them If Is fhn Fourth
% july Progress has evidently taken
a step backward ln Beiiaire fhIs year.
aH every f0Hr OF Tho lnaaf import
ance VIII celebrate tho das ir some
manner Consequently Ur.aIro uuI
Be deFerfod as hundreds of pcre0ns
will go fo Tho foels whore Tho day ia
being celebrated About fhe only
thing t0 remind fHo citizens that fr
dependence Uay ls Irro aII boo
Young America whose misguided
patriotism or Hhafrtrr if i. ftaf bro
duces noise and burnt hands and
lacerafed fingers 0u fh.s day rff. fhc
better ~ iim as Doc rD.. about flc
streets in GOOD effort fD make aa much
noise fe possible .r fIr ge.r rfrf fD.u.
BIHurss HI Ir u pended fIr
banks viii re~lain closed throughout
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
MARTINS FERRY
DOMINGO Appno, the Little Italian Boy
Supposed Drowned, Is Found
at Piney Fork.

Mrs. Appno. mother OF DOMINGO.
the l3-year-old boy supposed To have
been drowned in the river last Mon
day morning. found her son Saturday
az Piney Fork and brought him home
late Saturday night The report as
carried in the Inteiligencer Saturday
or a man saying he had seen the lad
az PIney Fork proved true. From what
was learned. the boy walked 10 Piney
Fork. "a distance Of about twenty
miles. and was staying with Italian
miners in the town.
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Bellalrc Briefs.

Mrs. A. Kaldebaugh will entertain
the guards OF Bellaire Hive Lady Mac
cabees at her home this evening The
AFFAIR will be In a nature of a birth
day party.
Mrs. Anna Thompson of this city
has returned from Cambridge, where
she inspected the Cambridge chapter
order of Eastern Star.
Mrs. ID. T. Cowen of this city and
Mrs Anna Barton of Barton will leave
this week for Mt. Lake Park, Md,
where they will spend a few weeks
Miss Annie lyman OF Pittsburg is
the guest OF Miss Velma johnson of
North jefferson street.
The annual reunion and picnic Of
the Rodefer family of this city will
be held In Rodefer's orchard at Shady.
side. July T.
Frank McGarry of this city is visit.
ing his parents in Chicago.
Mrs. Charles r. Strahl and daughter,
Miss Maude. returned yesterday from
visit with relatives in Chicago
Heights, III.
Mrs. ]. J. Maloney and daughter,
Miss Marie. left yesterday for an ex.
tended visit with relatives in the east.
Miss Edna Anderson was the guest
OF friends on the Moundsville camp
grounds Sunday.
Miss Virginia McVay is spending
few days with friends at Woods.
field.
Miss Jessie Clipp OF Blum Bros.
store will entertain the T. y. q. at
her home near st. Clairsville. July 4
Mrs. Robert Kemper of Columbus
is visiting her parents, DIR. and Mrs.
7. NJ. Wells on Guernsey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Zimmerman of
Gravel Hill are guests of friends at
Wellsburg. W. Va.
Mrs. John Shipman OF this city Is
spending a few days with relatives
in Newark.
Norris Stein of Cleveland is visit.
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VI.
Stein of Union street.
Miss Lena Zweg OF Washington.
ID. c. is a guest at the home of her
brother. A. Zweig. OF Belmont street.
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BRIDGEPORT
Street Car Jumps Track South Of
AetnaVllle Bridge and Comes Near
Going over Embankment.

One of the summer cars on the
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry diyis-
ion came near meeting with a bad &C
cident Sunday afternoon when It
jumped the track just south OF the
Aetnaville bridge and started toward
the edge Of the embankment above
the {. +. railroad tracks. The
motorman. a new man. frightened his
brake and then jumped but the car
struck pile Of dirt and this stopped
It. The track at this place has benn
bad for several years.
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Bridgeport Locals.

Misses Dora Neininger. Buelah
Lowe and Margaret Cook will be
home today from a several days visit
with friends in st. Clairsville.
The many friends OF William John
son. the we'll known Waterman, at
the Lansing mings will regret TO
learn he was not so well Sunday.
John Usher. Jr.. OF Canton. is here
to spend the Fourth with relatives
and friends.
The many friends OF Leo. Gilbert.
who has been i'll for some days will
be glad TO know he is improving.
crowd of young people will picnic
the Fourth at the home OF Dan
Crymble at Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Renton and
children of Williamstowa. viii arrive
here today in their touring car to
spend the Fourth with relatives.
The Hoffman Clouters will play the
Scott Lumber company team on the
Maccabee grounds Thursday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. 7. F. Hoffman. will
be home Tuesday from Marietta.
where they were called on account
OF the death Of Mr.. Honman's brother.
Charles Burtorf came up from Will
Jamestown Sunday. TO spend a few
days here.
Charles Raymer and Or. Harry
Rosenthal are home from Coshocton.
where they attended the centennial.
Raymond Evans spent Sunday with
friends in St Clairsville.
Gray Vaughn will leave today for
Freeport to join the Kirkwood Fish
ing club.
Robert T. Mitchner is home from a
business trip To Columbus.
Mrs. Charles Smith will go 10 Flush
ing today to attend the funeral Of her
aunt the late, Mrs. Catherine Kirk.
The Aetnaville Standard plant will
be idle this week.
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tism. and his many friends trust he
will be benefited.
Thayer Heslop left yesterday for
Point Pleasant TO spend a week with
relatives. His son. Norman. will have
charge of his business.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Armstrong
and children returned Sunday from a
visit with friends in McKeesport. Pa
Miss Nora l.. Krim. of Flushing. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bail.
Mrs. Joshua Katson has broken
ground for a new residence on West
Walnut street.
DIR. Carl Anthony. OF Pittsburg. was
the guest OF his sister. Mrs. Lee O.
Morris. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nash, OF Bar
berton, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. a. Bartholomew.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bowman left
Sunday in their auto for California,
Pa. TO sepnd the Fourth with friends.
William Clulo. the well known glass
worker. has broken ground for a new
residence on Fayette street.
The new Sunday school opened at
Steeple Valley schoolhouse Sunday
was well attended.
Charles Morris is home from Can
ada. where he visited his mother and
brothers. Mr.. Morris was at Buffalo
representing the Woodmen of this
district. and from there went on a
visit to his relatives.
Miss Elizabeth McManus and Miss
Alice Cusic. OF Pittsburg. were the
guests of Misses Ruth Hastings and
Miss Pauline Thomas Sunday.
Mrs. Mollie Starr. of Cambridge.
was the guest Sunday of her sister.
Mrs. John Webb. OF South Sixth
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
INDIAN GAME FATAL
Boy Shoots Brother in Wild West
Prank and Ne Dies m Short
Time

TTTTSTURG. July NC tiu I'M
iuu." said 10voarold Howard Uough
fo his % toarold brother. benjamin.
while playing Mild west today. and
suitiuc action to his remark pointed
small ca'ihor rife az DTS brother
shooting him boz rho head. BENJAMIN
died almost Instantly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
MRS. SCHENK SEES
CHILDREN AGAIN
/ Under Decree Of Court. Virginia and
Robert Are Taken by officer
20 See Their Mother.

Virginia and Robert Schenk saw
their mother. Laura Farnsworth
Schenk. yesterday. for the second
time since the famous trial. The
court has decrced that the children
should be taken to sec their mother
on the first Sunday OF every month.
Yesterday being the first Sunday in
July. the children were taken 10 Mrs.
Schcnk's home on Kentucky street by
Deputy Sheriff.
a very interesting conversation is
reported TO have taken place between
Virginia and her mother. II is said
that the little girl accused her mother
of poisoning her papa and going with
Dan Phillips. and then ran from the
house. saying she would not speak 20
her again
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ELK1NS. W. Va. July Mrs
Lamar Hrcady. wife o. a well known
local travelling man. died Friday
morning of complication 81 diseases.
Three sisters. Mrs s. " Williams.
Misses Minta and Moluc Taylor. and
two brothers. Charles and j. IS Tsy-
lor all of Romucy. W Va. survive
The remains were taken to Bomucy
Tor interment. the funeral being con.
Quoted az 10 O'Clock sunday morning
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Up Among the Leaders.

Bridgeport people who are watching
the playing OF Bob Prysock the local
boy playing third base for P!qu. o..
in the Ohio State league are glad 10
see him batting up among the leaders
His fielding has been OF the best and
il is believed that he will be in faster
company next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03

Tho campaign recently started bv
council to improve tho sidewalks boo
'he cifF is certainly bearing fruit. as
never in ihc history of The city was
so many ncf walks bcInr nid The
majority of thc walks arc constructed
of concrete. and tho ordinance as to
Tho construction is being complied
with Martins Ferry now bears tho
distinction OF bciur the best paved
city along thr river
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Mrs. catherlne a.

Mrs. Catherine Kirk widow Of the
late William Kirk ~ Flushing died
az the family home Saturday after 20
short Illness The deceased was one
Of the oldest and most highly respect
Cd women Of Flushing. and is surviv.
cd Boy several children. Funeral ser
Vices will be conducted from her late
residence this afternoon with inter.
meut In Union cemetery.
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Tho Fourth viii be- celebrated here
iu % quiet way. with the exception OF
a program prepared by thc play
grounds. and rho public should take
an interest Boo this movement and sec
that 10 is success The business
houses will be- closed for Tho greater
part OF the day. while the banks will
Doc closed 900 day The postofles VIII
observe the usual holiday hours
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William Jump Who resides iusf
west of the city ON fhc Coierain pike.
became Suddenly 900 while ln town
Saturday nirht hut Was some better
yesterday
Charles Uovncf and newton Icas
ure returned Sunday from several
days NiHf af columbus
s IS Iirff viI leave fh.F morning
fOr Martr-t.Ue Ind. where ho VIII
take e. special treatment for rhcuma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
Mills Resume Wednesday.

The Whitaker Glessncr company
plant will resume "Wednesday morn.
ing. the hot mills going on al y
o'clock. The Laughin tin plant will
be idle today and Tuesday. but will
resume Wednesday morning ON sec.
ond turn. About all the other indus
tries BOO the city will work today. but
viii Dc idle on the Fourth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03

Tho IIaskins Glass company factory
closed down Tor two weeks stop
Friday. bur tho cutting department
and some part of tho plant viii bo FOO
operation Two weeks H a. short
time to stop in the summer. and
shows That Tho company h1s % large
amount OF business
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Mines Idle TUESDAY,.

All OF the mines west OF town will
be idle Tuesday on account OF the
Fourth. AT several OF the mining
towns there will be celebrations
among the foreigners. who are al.
ways glad TO celebrate a holiday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03

The Z4nc4viifo aggregation will arrive
In tho burg some time this moruiur fu
orer ur n furtr-Etulc series with The
W.roHueitez s. double BIN viii he
.ffagtI tomorrow The first gn mo VIII ns
rIataI ir tre rrurnfu- al 90 o'clock AMI
fHs second Dol the afternoon Ht 3 o'clock
% history repeats Itself and the dope
workr out tho locals viii take Two out
of frs three games. I'n1k VIII most
likely work iu THIS afternoon game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03

About % ocipck Saturday night.
Charles Bailey. rIEhf baggaco master
a' OBJ" Baltimore and ohio station. had
narrow escape when fhe elevator
icI from fho top 90 fhr shaft to tho
lr-t floor. distance of forty feet BE
Was severely Injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03

Tho memorial services held SUNDAY
morning 900 th" United Presbyterian
church we're largely attended Tho
f"rFio" was hold foo honor Of the Rev
D. % Wallace. who died iu Florida.
Jun" H'v Wallace VAS the first
pastor OF Do" congregation. which was
organiled in 1872 iln minIsforei 20
Oh" congregation until 1857. when De
went t0 California. remaining there
r. number az years DO VAS engaged
ir ".ang"I.afic work in Florida a. the
limo Dr. r.F death
Tho evening services wore interest
ing and fhc address vas made by Mrs
Cummings. a daughter Of the Rev
Wallace. who has ius' returned from
India. whore she spent ~ years in
missionary work
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the Sacrament of the Lords Suppe
was observed.
Council Toniqht.

Council will meet tonight in place
of Tuesday night on account OF the
regular meeting night being a holi-
day. The most important matter to
come before the body is the proposed
ordinance for arranging to allow
Brookside TO secure water through
the Bridgeport mains.
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NfMAfik. ~. ~ july @ AffroI Foui.
irf Hrn f"a rr.rlIIe bicycle race no the
ArIuIrure TODAY. with Eddie Root se.-
uuf and frrua Kramer third Thirty
ftn r.fere started. rut uwIrr to fne ter
fIN. pace ans The great heat. only ciEht
finished FnHI.rf won hN less thar "a
lruefI uuI krumcr was nHff 1cucfn
behind Root The time was Do "a 3D.