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Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-04-26

The "Kill Joy" of the British
army, one of the big naval guns
that has been mounted and used
inland to stop the German drive,
is almost as large as the famous
German mystery cannon. The
German gun is 653 feet long,
shoots a shell weighing $50 pounds
loaded, which it hurls 1876 miles
into the air, with a range of sew
enty miles.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-04-26

Quite a number of women spies
are being arrested throughout the
country. So far, no particular OBJ
lection is being made about "wom-
ems pies" however.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-04-26

Mr.. Rockefeller's income tax
for the year is said to be $38, 000,-
600. But it took the biggest war
in the world to jar him loose
from it.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-04-26

In the American army a divis-
ion has II, 1852 men, a regiment
1855, battalion 1896, a company
257. In the German army there
are $4,000 men in a division.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-04-26
Bring in your Films

For printing and developing to the
REXALL drug store.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-04-26

Because highways are a medium
for transportation and their con-
dition for travel imperative to the
government in successfully carry
ing on its war program they are
to be given every possible fnan-
cial aid in Idaho. There is to be
no stinting in the expenditure of
funds to put them in condition
for travel. This is the decision
reached by the state highway
commission at its meeting in Boz
Sc recently. In taking this stand
the commission has the approval
of the council of national defense.
On the north and south highway
alone arrangements were made
for the expenditure of $4,000.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-04-26
Pants
Ranch For Sale,
Farm for Sale

Farm for Sale
The south half of section "a, twp
81 range l east, about 3 miles west of
Fem. Leased for 1918 (cash rent),
$1,000, to 60 to purchaser this fall.
Price SIS per acre if taken at once.
Joseph N. Hasfurther,
14-17 Genesee, Idaho.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-04-26

Many American people have
very sensibly concluded to cut
out, during the war, the old-fash-
Toned ''big feeds" formerly so
popular throughout the country.
The people correctly feel that if
there are to be any big feeds now,
the soldier boys at the battle front
are entitled to them.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-04-26

Fat Hamlin already has quite
a list of names Of "lazy husbands"
who are ornry enough to allow
their wives to get up first in the
morning to put on fires, etc. Any
body who knows of a husband (?)
so utterly worthless as to be guilty
of this heinous crime is asked to
report to O. D. at once. The gov
eminent proposes to make all
such fellows a present of a "chro-
no.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-04-26

President Wilson has designat-
ed May LIST as Thrift Stamp
Day" Everybody on that day is
expected to boost the sale of Thrift
stamps. During the last three
months these sales in Idaho coun-
ty totaled about $4,000; in the
state about S527 900.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-04-26

buy We have lots evidence prove this
conce Get this evidence before buy To make that
so this should place order early Better
week let know and will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
BONDS TACKLE NEFFS
> Ohio Town to Be Scene Of Neatly Play
ed Game Unless All Dope Fails
as Teams Are Matched.

In tho little town OF Ncffs. Ohio Sun
day Il speedy little battle is in store for
the fans who tax" in th.' sport ~ hnarI
and from what can lie gathered from
tho respective clubs. X appears that
both are eagerly anxious To pull over
the winner. Ncfts has ben epiug
very good this season. playing practice
ally al OF the clubs in her n.lEhho--
hood and meeting bat one Wheeling
club. This team has the advantage or
getting players from the nearby towns
as ii is the one club playing ball around
that vicinity this season.
Tho Bonds have berr, practicIng all
week and with the confidence OF WIN
ming the initial struggle safely tucked
away. the boys arr on edge TO win an
,other and then 20 after tho big fellows
should the occasion arise. Many
changes are being contemplated by tho
uanarcmcnt and as there are still sew
eral weak gaps. It is likely that With tho
men being sought. that the club will
have been boosted up considerably ard
Bond stock will be above par. JUST VINO
will do the mound work IS rot figured
GU, yet although Ross Mooney may re-
ceive the call.
with the clubs meeting for the first
time in history and the fact that Netfs
is a good drawing town. makes the con-
test one Of interest hereabouts and uTl-
mss something unforeseen turns up.
unite n few followers will accompany
the boys on their trip OF conquest In
which they hope 70 land another sca'r.
Baseball is uncertain in this vicinity
this season at present and providing
something unexpected turns up. IT ~
highly possible that some clubs will
drop out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
.FERRIANS STILL
HUNTING GAME
oyer-the-River Club Is without oppou-
ent For Sunday and May Remain
Idle.

Unless Manager Evans of the Martins
Ferry Athletics. is able to get a game
today for Sunday it is highly probable
that the club will be given q rest and
the boys allowed to do whatever they
please. The baseball season has been
n hard one this year and not Sunday
has been lost due to rain or other rea-
sons and for these facts X is justly
deserving OF the club for 4 long needed
lct-up.
However. On the otke. hand. Should
Martins Ferry remain Idle il may put Il
crrnp in the interest of the national
paStirre for it will be the first time in
recent years thl; Il ball game will not
be played III :hc entire Ohio valley.
Next Sunday the McCouiieyS So 10 Fair
mont. the Wilson's play at Dillnnvale.
the Bonds go to NctfS and as Eella.rc
has dlSbaadrd. there Will not be n
game around. Should the F"rrans get
some fast club. Their. IS every reason 70
b.:lleve that a crowd almost the equal
OF the oIle last week would be on hanu
as all would turn to the orrr-the-rlvcr
park, il being the only one with a game
Critics are Of the opinion that unless
somet hing boon1s shortly. there may be
a baseball crisis and since the new
draft has been receiving consideration.
other plans may be decided upon by
the young athletes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15

MEET WILSON'S
Rival Clubs Preparing for Hard Game
In Which Much Interest Is Being
Manifested

Sunday afternoon on tho DlllnnTnlc
grounds tn" local Wilson faclIlug nIne
will form the attraction. and Il better
drawing card could not have been ar
ranged. Quite Il few changes Will be
evidenced in the linc-ups of the rrspcc-
tive clubs. each preparing to win the
one due. on their home lots. and with
the deciding battle at the Ohio town.
it looks like Il toSs-up.
Dillonvalc has always had good
bail nine which fact is unqucStluncu.
Some years the boys have Il fair roc
ord and other times AN cnviable one.
This season, despite war conditions. they
have been doing we'll and with n ma
jorty of the remaining games on the
right side OF the ledger. the record will
b. n dandy one. All members OF tho
club are in earnest and feel with Zero
on the rubber. the Wilson chances should
go climmcring. Very changes Will bc
noted In the lineup. hut the boys VIII
be strengthened somewhat.
While the Wilson's have been play
ing a neat article OF bali. Il Is not just
known what future steps the club Will
take. but judging from all indications,
there seems to be something that Will
surprise everyone shortly. and cup
that will give the best 4 hard tuSSlc
will more than likely result. EnEie Is
scheduled TO do mound duty In this all
important clash and with him in FORM
the local nine needs but to bring IN
several scores in back OF him TO pull
through on tho long end.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
WILSON'S At Green
Observation-Disclosures Ball Nine VIII Be in
Readiness to Take Another
Winner.

All is in condition for the game Sat
urday afternoon on the Tunne! Green
grounds when III. Wilson hackers try
conclusions with the strong Whitaker
c;lcsSucr warriors. In E:LInc some
months ago. the Whitakers won close
" contested battle but since that tune
both have practically re-organizcd ana
the strength Of the two could hardly
be determined unless they meet on tho
dianlnnd.
Manager Lewis since occupying the
holm of the Whit:,kcrS has done re-
,,,rlxnhly we'll and under his tutelage
tho boys have Irrtit"d very much IN
deed and with tn" rnaJ"rlty on hand l"r
the Coming engagement. the boys arc
very optimistic in anticipation OF inc
final result. Several at tn" mon nave
t,,cn lost in the draft but this VIII!
.,cvcr stop tho team rs the men lett
have. the game At heart and Will con-
tinue until altogether stopped.
II is not definitely known what tho
wilson's intend doing but it IS certain
if the bows have their team nm the field
that Il neat argument Will result lot IN
Edwards they have on" OF the best
mil nitchcrs in the valley. Edwards Is
Lnown to all fanGom and while Il bit
cI1 c,n dish the apple in there with
cid tirr,+, precision and much to the sor-
rnry If the boys who step In the DUCK
et.
Saturday afternoon attractions are
rev and far between and for this fact
,hIs one should be we'll attended pro-
,;dfnr old Jupiter Pluvius behaves him
cclf Il will be the first game on
Saturday ut tho green IN seFcrhi
months,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
Mnundgyillc Briefs.

F11ncral services for Mrs. Mary Led
don who died In Texas. viii lrH h"lf NJ
81 Francis Navicrs' Catholic church
Friday morning ii IN o'clock. Inter
rncnt nj Cameron. The body arrlf"n
tuesday Mt tho homo Of her father
THOMAS Flcnming. Of Glendale.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fort Logan
vii, he hold this afternoon nj @:2n
o'clock from tho residence on Eighth
street.
Mrs, Mary Pond. OF jefferson avenue
has received word that her son. FRANK
Pond. has arrived safely in Franco. II"
,vos in a camp In Rhode Island.
Tho concrete foundation for the nc"
eddjtion TO tho L. s. Stamrinf; company
nIant. has been completed by Contractor
d. T. Burton. :, ,,
tcsso Lloyd Rueh. son Of G. NJ. RuS7.
~ SIKH street. Inns boon rrdlH whunhHh
N France. He left carly In September.
vas transferred to Camp Groom. ~ e..
and then went "a mrmh"r "f inc 'H'To
dIvision Third FnElncnt.
Miss Mary NcshI;t. VII" ms h"nn
attending Cornell university. lthich y.
y for the summer term. completes the
Or Damn COURSE Cor supervisor or music
m Friday, August 26ih.
william Wnyt. IF this city. Ind tho
end of n finger cut Off yesterday while
working on tho Maxwell farm. east OF
tho city.
Harold Snyder. who went to Pitts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
FA|RN0NT BOYS
Big Battle Looming in Horizon as tho
Teams Are Shaping UP for the
Crucial Test.

Going into detail Over first class
attraction would be like taking CANDY
from a baby, but 10 say that It Is go
in. 10 Lo L lightning hattie III which
u,,,uy br,lllLr: plays and excellent pltch-
ing is to pr,tiumtnatr would ne Su"'~
ming up thc situation in q clear. con-
else statement. The "MackS VIII play
the Fairmont nine, is the story Ihese
clubs met once before this year. nut
the other gartc was sort OF 1arce IN
which. the locals took the down state
min. by surprise and gave them inc
worst trimming OF the season.
Manayer Mcintyre of the Fa'rmont
club states that the team Is new IN
every sense, and when the McConKcys
step on tho field they are going 70 see
Some fast baseball. Toothnan. former
" with the philadelphia Nationals, ana
later with the champion Pitcairn team
will in all probability occupy inc
Elevated spot in tho middle OF tho ioe
anil with him dishng up some twisting
off.rinrs. the locals must have thcir
b,t,in. toys on 70 do any solving.
Manager McConkcy is optimistic over
tin. nutcmmc and will have his piGfl.'S
in first class order. All local players
ara in earnest and since defeating
Washington. have made neat record
winning IL out OF IL games. which Is
unit. an accomplishment when tho type
of clubs met arc ,nnc over. hurKhare
will occupy the mound for the ln'tia'
performance for over 4 month. nut the
,nuncs;er is expected TO have proii''u
over his little vacation. and as n"
succrcdcd IN downing tho boys before
rho local chances arc bright.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
bA5EbDALL.FUT IRE.
DN|NDL|NG FAST.
Situation In This Section Is Anything
But Encouraging at Present
Time.

Very few If the fans ar. unaware
ihis section - about Il dead issue UNI
lrsS II sudden squirt is evidenced by the
clubs. Taking everything into consider
alton thus far most OF the season has
h,en rosy indeed and some Of the best
teams eyer Developed III this city and
Vicinity were 10 ~ seen IN action. Up
L. HOW the GlarkS. WhrrlingS only col
utrL mine. the liaucrS and the Hrllalrc
athletics have tossed UP the sponge. y
batter trio 81 clubs is hard 10 find ana
the teams certainly did make excellent
records. There are but Two llrSt class
,rnluH in Tie. CHI" Valley to-day, DOES
this S,".il encouraging IL you: II is
true that tir" I" several other clubs
such rs ia" WIlS,n Packing min" and
tn" I:nndS but none ar" up In the stand
ard uf thOSr at the start of the season.
Martins Ferry and the MrtonlicyS are
still cllaglEg Ia their posts with dead
like Erip but tho future is SIlIl doubt
full ~ far aS the over TN" river boys are
cuncnrnrd. Ferry lost Nelly. Hamilton.
Joe Mum and several others and have
no, yet found men whn could handle
their jobs satisfactorily. The McCon-
keys have been practically untouched
and i, is hardly r"Sshl" that they will
b. for SOME time To come.
Fans have overlooked several things
and it is we'll /" keep them posted.
This is the first time in many long
years that Il team has been represent
ing Hcnwood. then again it must not
hc sighted that thu fast j. and L. G..
nine exists NJ longer. Shadysidr and
Fulton both had clubs last season while
the VIRGINIA llnr was on" Of the best
in the state. The Carroll club Home
club. Stcuhcnvillr, FnIlansh"c from this
section and Huntington, Marietta and
others from the down river sections ARE
not on the map. yet th.' game has been
kept up much To the Satisfaction Of the
fans
II IS useless to say that good game
will draw, the one last Sunday ut Mar
tins Ferry with the soldiers is one par
ticulur instance while most Of the games
at Tunnel Green have been we'll patron
i2.rd but the money Is lacking and be-
sides a great amount nf til" young men
are missed. Several small independent
organizations still exist while IN" am
,.airur nine have about disappeared.
There are no amateur teams on the
other side nr tho river since the Midgrts
If Martins Ferry diShand"d and due 10
the latcnrSS Of tn" season IT ~ almost
next To impossible In see any NOR" CLUBS
SpringinE up anywhere. 1t IS really sad
/ indeed and unless those teams that still
remain ar" able To get gaines. they too
may have L. follow suit. Uncle Sam is
in favor Of tn" sport and will miss It
Snr.ly. II is up tn the fans and the
h"yS Ia do something /" avert this base
hail crisis. \ little ''pri'' and time
would do wonders while fact that has
not been considered at all by III" people
is told in a nutshell. there has not been
Il Sunday baseball game. called on ac-
count of rain SO far this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
AneH Mon.

Sheriff ". r. Clayton and Deputy
Clayton went TO Wheeling yesterday
and brought down from the Ohio cuun-
ty Jail the man accused Of driving the
hg Jeffrey touring car carrying the
loS quarts OF beer that was secured
when the car was chased and had an
accident on the WayncSburg hill. TIL"
accuscd's name Is Mile Rendolich and
his home Is in Bellaire. lie is the Same
man. who, shortly after the episode.
laid claim to the car. said that he han
rented 1t. The man was arrested when
he went to visit fric1d in tn" ONO
county Jail, and the local officials hay
ing heard Of the prop"S"d visit. plac"e:
q warrant in the hands Of tho Ohio
county officials. Prosecuting Attorney
Parrtott has served notice that on next
Monday he will BIC asked that the car
be declared a notice and that 1t be taken
out OF the Jurisdiction Of the court until
bond has bcen given for various mat
ter0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
T, D, \. :. CAMP
GREAT SUCCESS
Red and Black BUSHES Showing Gfea'
For1u-New Uniforms On Way.

The Trindcl7hiu district high scho"l
ruutball squad is showing great FORM
IN their football camp 1p Big Nh""iihE
Creek. The lads have been having sun
workouts during the past week IN spite
of The hot weather and are dlShla!lhH
fine form in all departments OF inc
game. The blacks hnr" been displaying
unusual ability in running oack Pu',H
and skir1ing the ends, while I. ana a.
Howard the big fulhacks are diSpilE-
ing rare form in plunsinE the line. ne
ends have been getting down on inc
nunts in Incredible furn. while inc lihc
is presenting the most f"rmidahin ne
fcns, and arc displaying more pep man
any line representing the Rcd ana lj'acN
for wears. This is expected To u" Il nam
nrr year for tn" Trindelphians. ana thty
are working with Il will to give inc
uIhcr teams of tho Wiley run lur
tho Valley championship.
The boys In camp now hrc: "Sh',' l.
rnu,nin J. Handlan. W. landau l?l'r'
, Humphrey Clarke. plmStrad. n. TOW
ard &, Howard. Meek. TERRELL mellow
mn FrctInrichs. T"aGarden, - hFle'''
leans. Oldham. Poe Smith md Ransom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15

AN ATLANTIC: FORT. Aug. 1.-the
story of thnir twn-hnur running Night
with Il submarine. As miles on the coast.
was told her" tu-dny ny members Of tho
crow Of n british freight Ktrnmrr. which
reached port unchanged. During the
engagement. fought In fnE yesterday
morning. E,vrrul hundred shells were
FIRED Two tnrprdouA wrre launched hy
tn" submarine, hut thu nlg-EaI course
and ar--d Of thu trriEhtrr enabled II To
uuIdistanch tho i'-hont,
When the frrightcr sent out r. O, q.
calls, ship which could mot he iden-
titled, appeared. At time when the
British gunllre WAS getting clase to the
submarine. then only two miles away
tho unknown vessel unanswered between
tho cembAtants and, according. to the
sailors, caved the enemy craft.
When the freighteT approached this
port the submarine submerged,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
BY Purifying the Blood.

Once you get your blood free from
impurjtirs-clcansed of the catarrhal
poisons, which it is now a'prey 10
because of its unhealthy state-then
YOU will be relieved Of Catarrh-lnes
dripping in the throat, hawking ana
splitting. raw sores in the no5trlls' anu
the disagreeablc bad breath. II was
caused in the first place, because your
impoverished blood was easily inject
ed. Possibly a slight cold or conta Il
with someone who had a cold. But
the point is-don't suffer with "a
tarrh-it is not necessary. Inc rem
edy S. S. s.. discovered over MY
years ago, tested. true, and tried Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes the Cause

obtainable at any drug store. 1t has
proven It's value in thousands Of cases.
1t vii! do so in. your case. Get 3. .. =.
at once and begin treatment II yours
is a long standing case, be sure 70
write for free expert medical advice.
We will tell you how this purely veg
etable blood tonic cleanses the I'M
purities from tho blood by literally
Washing it clean. We will prove to
YOU that thousands OF sufferers from
Catarrh, after consistent treatment
with S. S. S., have been freed from
the trouble and all its disagreeable
features and restored to perfect
health and vigor Don't. delay the treat
ment. Address Medical Director, 439
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
WellsburH Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Erady, "f Buffalo
District. w"rr business visitors III the
city on Wednesday.
l:crt wheeler. formerly of this city.
has Il Ennd position n the office of III"
leather department of III" government at
Washing ton. y. {.
Mrs. Edward MckClvry and son. Jack.
or Akron Ohio. are visitors al the home
Of Mrs. RhrtIa MckrlVcy.
CharcS Iiindman. Holidays Cove nler-
chant aud son wcr" visitors. in the city
on Wednesday.
Paul II. Chapman WAS recent visitor
with his aunt Mrs. Eiue ut bakdalc. Ia
Til T. H. Douglas shop in FUwlerS-
town WAS SIruCk by lightning during
Saturdays; storm. but aside from tho
shock L. thos" residing near. but little
damage WAS done.
Miss nellie Huffman Of Washington
Pike. /, spending n two weeks vacation
at Camlrid@" Springs and ut Lake Chau-
ttIqua. y. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
women's Country Club.

The members and friends Of tho
Franklin Womar'S Country club, w"cr
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. NJ. Hons
l"r. August 10. 1918. no program har-
inS been prepared for tho month. tho
timc was Irofitahly spent in doing
Rcd Cross work and in discussing next
years program. S%i.00 WIS the amount
reported turned in ~ tho Red Cross rs
proceeds frum tn" Community Social
given recently in Park Loves orchard.
Tho hostess. assisted by Mrs. Chas,
ncnslrr. served DELIGHTFUL refreshments.
After Z social hour the club adjourned to
meet September lith at III" home Of
Miss Emma Cree. of Washington Pike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
WON By DETROIT.

WASHINGTON. Aug. l+.-Wash1ng-
ton was abb to score only three runs
Off II hits today and was defeated oS
Detroit in the opening gam" Of inc
series. to 3. The visitors scored Tour
runs in the ninth inning. when sha"
weakened. Score:
r. II. e.
Detroit 1900 oOol As .
Washington nu1 q 0-3 II l
Roland. Jones and Spencer; Shaw.
Ayers and 4AinSmith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
MYERS SLUGS SOME.

BROOKLYN. August LILY Myers
won today's game for Brooklyn WIN
+ry,la and ;, double that drove in three
runs Tho score was TO :. the PodS-
ers making it four out Of five III the
series GRIMES pitched another great
game. keeping Philadelphias hits well
scattered.
The Hroollyn's left tonight on their
western trip and will play only one
more horne game. Score:
''''- r. II. +.
r,hilaaclphia. 49,. 0n1 100 on0-G :
T;rooklvn. DDo 10 0l%-i U
PreuJersas, and Adams; crimes auo
Archer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
JUMPED ON AMES.

ST. LOUIS. August thames did nor
allow hit until the sixth inn!nS whcn
a double by Groh. u triple by Neale. ana
q FEEDERS choice by RouSh scored TWO
runs Cincinnati got tTo moro IN the
seventh and another in the ninth. WIN
n;ns today's game from St LOUIS "
T. II. Z.
Cincinnati nan nn2 Co.'s 5 o
&, f'nu;s,. 100 400 oan-l o
E;llSr and winso: Ar'ss Meadows and
Gonzales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-15
Lieut.. F. L. McFadden
Well Known Wheeling Nan, Chaplain In
tho United states Navy, Is
Ovor Thera

Word was received last evening by NJ.
!. Mct'addcn. Of this city. telling him
TINT his son. Lieutenant F. l. McFnddcn,
had arrived snfcly on tho other sido Of
tn" pond. lIe ~ chaplain in tho
United Statns navy and IL we'll known
hero.
llo IL n Srnhunt" Of tho st. Joseph
c"adriny and has hcrn connected With
tha government service for nnrne time