The Ambler Gazette 19010919

              ambler gazette vol xix.-no 41 ambi/er pa september 1 1s>o1 11.25 a ykah norristown letter weekly review of recent happenings by old friend llnbln'k stanil make n m<mi«hm»ii krrrtmi vigilance l the mm '•» i if in i'ubllr men — i iili v viiiip-i.ii kntnnklpiiikiit — tli < • > >" k library oiler ni.tristnwn i'n sept 16 1901 lietrtenant-governor oobia of oat state has made a public declaration t ins disgust nt the proceedings of the last legislature which will mate a profonnd sensation frptn the fact thai he is one of the chosen republican representative ut the state and n iiinn if grant lirmncss and decision of character he dares to speak f(ir purity he is not nntli bound to any band or clique whom he is bound/to follow in all the ilnrk paths through which the many tread bach men are needed in the itate when the reign f error sliall cease and the ring leaders of corruption shall tomble in their recklesi race and rlotioua career his name will stand out on the annals of mir time unscathed by the historian of pennsylvania the base aisaall upon the life of mc kiriley lias aroused the indignation of the world the assassin v*ll be severe ly dealt witli and thu whole iribe of anarchists will be placed under the ban of civilization the second shock seem worse than the fir^t although we were startled nnd horrified when we irst heard the news of the assassination of mckinley for we liad been educated by the despatches to believe that the president would recover when early sat urdav morning came the intelligence of his death ta mv brief carear live presidents have died in office harrison taylor lincoln garfleld and mckinley lin coln was killed at the close of the civil war the tragedy threw a gloom and sorrow over all the nations of the earth the attack on garfield on july 2 1881 came like a thunder clap from a clear sky but the great man lingered till isept 19 when he died at long branch and now 20 years afterwards the assassin has slain our last president one of the greatest lawyers and leaders in the land is laid low and his voice silenced foreveronore by a mur derer the spirits of these martyrs will live after them and great lessons shall he taught by their immortal utterances and agencies ages to come what the present political result will be for the unexpired term of mr mc kinley none can foresee after the death of harrison vice president tyler led the whig party to distraction after 1'aylor's death fillmore moved awav from his northern supporters awl when lincoln died andy johnson turned over to 4nd_d^i''.niled*pnn bin fi»rrrj£i ocratic~c>noinies t<h iippon anu wrfea garfleld passed away his cabinet realm cd ami arthur formed a cabinet on new lines and with new men mckinley had such a hold upon the people wlio reverenced him as a wise ruler and sagacious statesman of which his last great speech is the best evidence extant that it is with anxious solici tude we await the coming administra tion of the new man as vice presi dent roosevelt has had a flowery path and a perfunctory performance but as president he is called upon to fill a vast vacuum caused by the removal of a mor al and intellectual giant who has not had a superior among american states men since the death of lincoln we have now on hand the schley tiaiiidgon entanglement growing out the war in cuba in which a unitary court will be called upon to decide whether or not either schley or sampson was at the battle of santiago heroes are generally at such a safe distance that it requires historians about half a century to settle the question of superiority in the victor to whom belongs or rather upon whom is bestowed the honor but a very important court of inquiry at the brooklyn navy vard lias just found that col robert l meade haw been guilty of the double offence of making a false report and at the same time making false charges agaiflst major c.h lauoh heimtr and col f l denny this in quiry lasted four weeks but now col , meade will be arraigned before a court martial which may render bis usefulness no longer necessary to the naval service the court of inquiry seems to be very much like a coroner's inquest — it only leads to farther investigation and settles nothing in itself nothing binding but just enough to warrant • trial of the ac cused or implicated in the court on friday morning sept 18 1901 before hon henry m ed wards the qms of hemandus scheetz and four other citizens taxpayers of norristown vs the school dlstrlol of norristown kzru brown tax collector of norristown and andrew carnegie defendant was argued mr laraelere cited the ad of l864 and the act of 1885 relating to the p0w01 l establish free libraries and the supplement of si)7 the act of m«y hi 1801 the ichool board and the town council act the bill sets forth that prior to april 19 1901 andrew carnegie submitted this proposition if norristown will pro vide a suitable site ami by ordinance e to tu itself to the extenl of 00 for the support of a library i will l)n glad to give 5o,o0o for a library build ing v and that the majority in the iohool board may 3 1901 accepted this proposition sir laraelere argued against the biri lu equity and in favor of the gift and its acceptance by tht ol board and challenged the juris diction of the court to sit upon and de termine the discretion of tho board duly exercised 164 i'a and othei i i . iiiki cited in favor of the bill which alleges wrong l altantic reporter 428 witni ind 1l i'a 107 i'a 47 mr millet called the attention l the words the tax of 1 mill without saying i mill on the dollai or on what ibe bill was tiled juj 1901 mi ikune very clearly pointed out the jiff rent e in th iicitoi-iii l.ly and dunned tliat uudui au llinu cit«u iku tourl hud : u the to the citizens of ambler 1 it is with heartfelt regftf that i call your mention of the assassin tion and death of out eiteciued and beloved president william mckinley dctth came like a fljsh ami removed from our midst one whose whol ¦ forts were devf>ted to his country which he loved so well and whose princi ples and teachings were exemplified in his life in order to appropriately express our sorrow for our lamented president i call upon all citizens t srinble in the opera house on thursday afternoon at 2.3010 attend divine services ami there reverently bow in humble submission to the great ruler of the universe in compliance with the wish of president roosevelt phaon j rl sept 17 1901 ( 	 chief km a committee repmenthsg the mci america l local societies and citizens of ambler and vicinity organizations arc invited to attend in is arranging to hold ii memorial bodies and a general invitation is lervice in honor of our late president extended to the public the various william mckinley in tl 	 pera house places of business will be closed during ambler at 2.80 0 clock this tbnnday the services so that all may have an op afternoon at the tame hour that servic portnnity to attend the committee ew are to lie held at the president's desires the active co-operation of the home in canton 0 commencing at _' people of the community in order that o'clock a minute gun will be fired and th is service may prove a fitting fribate bells tolled for half an hour the me morial address will he delivered by rev (!. l seaiholes miss marie sm lart will sing tin president's favorite hymn lead kindly light ami sometime we will understand the sonistle ambler band will lead the audience in singing nearer my god to thee to onr dead chief committee burgess 1'baon .). hex john 3 buchanan wil lium .!. i>evine j watson craft i v vlattlson jr william 0 walker isaac taylor ellsworth l posey kd win ii faust charles 11 hough m i joseph ilaywood and richard l tyson school board to prevent the board from entering into b contract of this kind a leading authority that was not cited n the power of the court to control the school hoard is a decision by jtldge chapman in a case ] had for john reiser and 40 other plaintiff's to pre vent the school board of lower provi dence from laying an illegal tax under an unlawful act of assembly — if there be such a thing as an unlawful law judge chapman restrained the school directors judge edwards took ' the papers home to seranton if the de murrer filed be sustained the bill will be dismissed otherwise procedendo awarded old friend the opening show of the season in music hall was but sliinly attended last friday night its title was madeline of ft reno there was profound grief friday afternoon and saturday morning at news of the impend in death of president mckinley the newsboys did a lively business selling city papers f w johnson of the ijaptist church will hold a week of revival services in hatfield borough hall john greenawalt.now io years of ape is ijiiite feeble from a recent stroke of paralysis affecting his left side he hae lived here many years but former ly wait a farmer if upper gwyi lljg father was william qreenawalt who owned a sue f un in w'l a new haki v ill 1 started by george sheid at ihe ixtrner f main and broad streets mr sheil i a veteran in the business having conducted a bakery here for many years latterly however he has been employed in zane's establishment there was no baseball here 0:1 satur day the lansdale teaai went to qua keftown to play the game the trolley company intends to straighten out some of the 52 curves be tween here and perkasie next spring for some 15 vears the baptist a id society has always had a corn supper in september there is corl'ee but about all the edibles are made directly or indirectly of corn thin year the event is on the 28th the ice manufacturing plant is pros perous and will soon increase its ca pacity john detwiler the carpenter now has his new brick house 011 columbia avenue under roof he worked all summer on buildings for hoopes a townsend near fort washington harrv king has been released from jail the trolley company was prevail ed upon to withdraw its charges and by paying the tine and costs of 2 he got free william aintbon son of the metho dist preacher here lias entered dicken son college carlisle he intends also to study for the ministry a deplorable accident ooourjred on sat urday afternoon at 1.15 by which les ter lapp ii small boy lost bin life he was instantly killed tit the crossing of main and richardson streets bv being struck by a north bound trolley car he was six years of age the only son of isaiah lapp and the grandson of john clemmer coroner asbton held an inquest on monday and on wednesday his interment took place at the plains mennonite meeting house in hattield horsliaiu f m m a duckworth of lloisliam is now employed at the itore of v m wood llathoro miss huldeinan hav ing gone to the hahoneman hospital to be a trained nurse john walton aaent for rachel ken derdine will conduct a sale of wood lols about the middle of october dr \. \. blatohley of blatohley n y , and mrs george i green of binghamptpn n v are visiting at q u matchle the h w l 8 will iiu-et with walter kneezel on tuesday evening mi and ml waller llel'i cuilaine and son lerov of blue bell spent wednesday with mi and ii jay me garueu mr mut mr el wood knee/.cl and daughter ethel were sunday visitors with charles willard and « k i.111i.i11.u work at 2.45011 saturday alb r m th ill aumi at 245011 satu for m iwnrliy ui ii ' mauul work when hie buimiugi whii ¦ m tha i'lyniuuili uu run ut m th hi u hum ll utillb ii il inuthur h captured at last benjamin carr of ambler placed in county jail eluded officials for nearlv a yenr — held on three chareen default of wkoo hail lie awaits the next term of court benjamin carr of ambler a young colored man of probably it years was arrested sunday afternoon at steever's mill near eureka on three charges and in default of 800 bail was taken to norristown tuesday morning carr has successfully eluded the offi cers of the law for some time although he has been seen in ambler on several occasions and it was only by accident that he was taken on sunday on sept i a bicycle of john d stout was stolen from park and lindenwold avenues ambler,iand carr was suspected hear ing that the wheel was at prospectville i'orough officer boileau howard ilersh john robb and william and john stout of ambler went to prospec.tville sunday afternoon they ascertained that the wheel was in the possession of marshal palmer who had purchased it of t for 3 tl 9 wheel sen " > tgoiu.neai 1 '.,-*¦ f>or i search un cro«irij ii corn tity . they disoovred the game hi progress r.<l recugni£v.d carr as oat of the players all except robb kept in hiding and when carr was interested in the game robb made a grab for him a hot struggle ensued but with the as sistance of the others he was sodn over powered and placed in tile ambler look up the wheel was also recovered carr was given a hearing monday afternoon by justice bitting and the charges of assault on ambrose runner of south ambler on sept 24 1900 as sault of james boileau on mar 0 1901 and the larceny of a bicycle on sept 1 1901 were preferred against him the first charge was supported by ambrose runner and samuel carver who testified that carr used metal knuckles the as sault on officer boileau was supported by james boileau william ferguson and c u.tyndall.and the brick thrown was shown in evidence justice bitting decided to hold carr in the sum of 400 bail for the assault and larceny and a like aomunt for as saulting an oflicer in default of a bondsman he was taken to norristown by officer boilean t'enllyn chiules stackhouse one of the clerks in j l brown's store left on monday for the pan-american exposition dr seasholes will lecture in the pen llyn baptist mission this thursday evening on the subject is bife worth jjiving a treat is promised john mathias ban commenced corn cutting mr j \. caldwell jr and family are home from ons island me mr f k bond and family ami mr charles ngersoll and family have re turned from bar harbor mi k b smith and family have come home after spending the summer at narragansett pier mrs a ii smith and daughter and mi and mrs george w norrla are in i'enllyii after a st'as"ii at l'ickford oamps bangeley me john l blown took a lay off las week and spent it at the lielhlcucin fair trolley progress tracks being laid for the lehiifh valley traction company deaplte oikih.im l work tin n truck t.nylnv roinnioiiccrl t hprlnifhnu i'ole rianfml in amlilpr hlngo ti»kp out hp injllim'llnll mondny mnrniiiir a force of men in ommenced digging holes for nles of the i'ln isidelphia & lchiith 1 company at the same film « xiing of mi mi'ii commenced work at springh'iiisn towards north wales tliis is the tirst actual work yet done on t.lii road the turnpike company has wanted its permission to the trolley mv providing the side of the road is used and the property owner liirht at springhouso on monday offered objec tion to the laying of tho tracks because he it-si red the company to utilize the middle of the road for thic purpose tlic cither part of the force of about 50 mm were completing the rack lav ing through flourtown down the pike from mr hill's resilience to the point where ii ij proposed to enter the fields to cross obiler the tracks of the conshohocken railioad th remainder of the road is done so far as the nd eases are as yet ob tftinerl of course the ballasting and ssing remain yet to do the injunction suits will probably be willed shortlv which will then define tlif status of the trolley in this county on monday morning vvilliain f danne hower acting for j ii kinge jr of tlirte tuns filed a bill in equity agafnst 1 company asking that they be re stiained from laying tracks in front of hi property along bethlehem pike op po»ite th proptttv of joseph hay wood tin trolley company has obtained the consent of mr haywood to lay on the later's side of the road but a portion ol mr ringe's property is opposite isaac e ambler's land and mr ambler has as yet declined to release services in the methodist mission sunday evenings . liarles schneipp had several of his city friends visit him on sunday misa haltie peters of allentown visited mrs charles hallnian saturday evening the entertainment of the baptist church was quite a success the high est prize was awarded to miss claudia hallman for collecting f 13.80 miss clara limmins second prize for col lecting 5.10 the net returns are about 70 the independent mortgage fund ccttiim ittee presented the church with 2*j 0 being the amount received from th stival and excursion ^ ^ 8 harnl'iirner nd sigter'iertrti ie 1 friday soturdav and siinday m«s wilson received t>9 chickens on friday evening from tier son monday found them busy building a henery s lamonte hallman has added the philadelphia record to his daily deliv sry of papers any one will be supplied by sending their name to him his profits he is adding to his college educa tion fund he has now a,bout lii cus tomers lead kindly light was sung on sunday evening in the baptist church by mr j meigham.miss ewlyn drew " s c hallman miss claudia hall mnn organist mr and mrs algoe entertained quite a number of friends on saturday even ing mrs timniins and her two daughters clara and mabel are spending two weeks at atlantic city mr alhert clemm has purchased a watch dog anyone going around at night must take care upciiu ¦ three tuux mrs i tihliey and family enjoyed ih uowpany of kev and mrs biehard dinner on friday then will sunn in iii 	 light trolley spencer walton who had charge of mi (.'. i . king's farm has moved to farm and john ashton will re turn to mr king's place and take el there mr a ford haj lefl york farm for hi city home charles dilthey and mother enjoyed a htful drive along tin wissabiokou to ndian koclt sunday afternoon ar riving borne juel ahead n the show tllas elizabeth atkinson very kindly distributed bankets of fruit among her neighbors foi which they extend their ih inks mr wiliner atkinaon is rapidly pro kltmsulu with hi.s new houses the ln-autifnlly anaimcd shrubbery aloiig it ivewa ¦ chalks lear has nul 1 tin few days suicide with a shut gun christian kern aged 78 vears who has for many years been tollgatekee{>er at prospectville on the prospectville turnpike ended his life sunday after noon in a novel and startling manner mr kern has been suffering for a number of years with throat trouble kecently the ailment gave him consider able more trouble than usual and he be came quite despondent over the fact al though the family never suspected that he would kill himself sunday after noon shortly after 2.30 o'clock while his family and several neighbors were seated upon the front porch at his home they were btaitled by a shot from the interior of the house all rushed into tha sitting room and there lying upon the hoor with nearly i lie entire side of his left breast torn away was kern just in the last moments of life he died almost immediately after the discovery the unfortunate man had left the group in the front of tho house and securing his gun he had placed the butt upon the floor with the muzzle against his left breast with ihe aid of a poker be pulled the trigger and discharged ihe uontenti of the uun into his bodjr 111.111,1 ashtcm invest i^aled the 0u and decided that it was one of suicide lie will i bold an inquest si wanted t kill ii.-i sl.ter mis mary murray residing with her mother and sister in jenkins row 1 aiisdnle in a stiu 1 if frenzied rage on wednesday made an ineffectual attempt in kill tier sister bella clemens and al ' in 1 1 1 bodily harm to her mother mrs the mother and daughter have bean the past few days and on wednesday decided to clean mary's room mrs murray savagely resented 11 i 11 her lister beat and choked in r almo-l into in -, nsiliil tx ing only prevented from carrying 1 r threat of killing her by the 1 niily i nti-tv.iit ii 111 of several ueiyhlx n -, imii.1,.1 in the flies of ne|n the woman i thursday by 1 a el un u ebaigo of a . ami threats to kill preferred ii miller by i.i ill . nimitted to the l<iv 11 jail glenside and around font hull agnln - iniiirnhllt ef llmilmll v>t i'l.nti.-.i roman — isl otwl s tlomil drier m l:ietn|>iime<l in thin b albert zellfelder of jfortli ed hill spent last siuuliiy at harfisburg llanev white v oompany'l new in dnstry below ths itation continues to now the foundation rails have i 	 n laid and thi rapentrnctare f ill i 	 i aii'l lumber yard is being put in place the buildings are expected to be ready for am by nov i foot mil will become the leading sporting attraction i 	 i local stnrs in a few weeks the ilenside football dull of tho seaaon of 1901 has been or ganized with robert bcberjing and ieorge s snyder as managers anil george i heist captain the pill forced down the throats of the glenside team last saturday by the dorktown aggregation was most hitter the visitor round all tiro pitcher glen side could get into the box almosl l>e fore tliev pitched a ball ¦">•"> inns were lied on the locals bends before tin visitors were headed oil in the cam of republican county com itteeman in this district a strong light was put up by john s stunt to wrest the office from the grasp of henry 3 brooke mr stout was defeated by three votes no state or national issue was involved in this contest the anti quay sentiment was nil throughout tfc was purely a case of greater popularity among the quay voters themselves the ushers association of carniel i'reshyrcriftn church will hold its an nual meeting on friday evening it ia understood b ticket lias been slated and unless met with organized opposition will go through mr howard b wil son the departing president has been a moat efficient one and it will be hard to lind a superior leader among the young men of the organ cation many people do not realize that they are living at present in that particular part of this country's existence when history is being made which shall pass down through ull ages as of the most momentous in recent years expres sions of sorrow at the loss of our chief executive are seen and heard every where draped flags at half-mast mourn ing buttons crepe and black band on hat and arm are but signs used in ex pressing bow the country regrets the loss the services at both the methodist and presbyterian churches were impres sive in tha extreme at the presby terian church the pulpit was touchi.igly draped in the folds or the congregation's large american flag with broad lands of blackest crepe offsetting the brilliancy of the red hite and blue rev a f vontobel preached a most touch r mon oirthe great love to tin nati >. it was an eulogy it tlv hu iest nerit half-mast hays ntinue 1 ru out in tovrn durbij i.'.wu no rintii ifter"*rip ittrra nuitptev lent sjiriiiglioiihe mrs hurry vv mecall of german town is the guest of her sister miss j h ingersoll chas danehower sr has been con fined to the house for some time with illness ami at this writing is in a ser ious condition miss gattie blisch spent sunday with relatives in philadelphia reno rosenberger and wife of quak ertown have been visising the latter's aunt mrs i j hallowell mrb percy c madeira of ogontz spent monday with her niece miss maisie morris b f danehower has sold the lay cock farm in lower owynedd to maria f just of philadelphia also has rented the farm house of miss a w foulketo h r swartley of harrisbuig john herman and family of phila delphia were the guests of karl kueliler on sunday georgb kieger is making excavations in his meadow bordering on the pen uyn pike for fish and water-cress ponds also laying pipes from the spring in the mill connecting the supply of water with the ponds tho delegate election was held at the hotel on saturday evening messrs harry strehie and charles kuebler were elected delegates to the county conven tion at norristown on tuesday unclaimed letters in the postoflice are for miss mcgrlaon and mauley mrs e c smith w bell and 1 vagts poatal 	 «'¦ ui 1 ¦¦¦ mhiixre < n account of poor health iis susie michael has handed in her resignation as teacher of the public school at this place ihe pupils ami directors are very worry to part with her howord beyer sexton at st john's church lias resigned hie position to take effect at once he succeeded joseph abbott this spring mr abbott had been sexton about 20 vears irvin huber purchased the farm of dr albert wilson and will take posses sion non john haag and family moved to west philadelphia on tuesday jami m qinnis of norristown hauled the goods mi mark o.'k possession of the bakeiy on monday the vestrymen of 8t john's luther an church and their wivet the olioir and teachers of the sunday school ten dered a farewell partj to mr ind b john haag on thursday evening william percells will hold a publlo ale this thursday of farming ini|ilti nieiits household jjooila and apples on the in mr and mrs james clow philadelphia ire tbi mr ain 1 mrs i leorve mcclellan of philadelphia are ipenuinj a woek will h-l«t!vcs bit bin minnie 8hermer ban returoud bomeaftei ipendlng a week with rela lives in philadelphia howard wilson and lister miss lm t-tte wilson of i1 were anter taineil for in ml dgyi by fl " 1 misses i linira and a limns riiilatle.lphia,have ittfi spending a few with fiui crowded school ambler directors face the grave reality p«0m mi'<li«if i 1 li.llnary httmam i i.iill.v diiiiik ttt wort itl«rii<liirllv omsimttm iolciliil to m«'«-k a l.fil ii«ctilri 7oiirni a special meetlnu of the ambler school board was held monday evening for thi iiansai tion of such bnsini ht bf i ihj < nice in tl ¦ ¦ ' i * ¦ ¦ * ililllllli.iiwn i mill i i i i ** j ) | 1 might be brought before it m tin broad vvfln nresiiit at 8.16 •-' 	 ' man bradley called un order i he treasurer's 1 1 pori ihowed a ance of 1877.5fi on hand sept 7 in cluding the state appropriation of the improvement cammictec r ported the windows repaired newly cemented cellar floor cracking building repail the apply committee had purchased try books pilneipal rabn reported the enroll inent of 363 as follows1 primary h 39 0 '-"•> b 18 a 48 secondary b a 40 : intermediate 3,36 a 40 gram mar 29 high school 24 lie up having received for tuitions as foil i!e l e dietterieli 1.75 a s vanartsdalen f6 mrs bnzby 4.75 mrs lierkhei trier 10 georgi kneezei 17.75 ii w clapsaddle 1,75 total 31 the following schedule of holidays was adofited : sept l thanksgiving pec 20 to 81 jood friday decoration day closing the schools on june l'7 miss leaw was given charge of the drawing in all grades below the gram mar her room to be dismissed at 3.30 so as to nllow the time extra compen sation ?."> per month a general outline of literature for the high school was submitted from miss watterau and adopted by the board the insurance on the building and fixtures had been renewed in the amount of 16,000 it was ordered to secure a box at the bank for the valuable papers of the board the teachers warrants were ordered to be drawn when due bills to the amount of 1523.86 were ordered paid messrs styer and bradley reported having visited the schools and were well pleased with the progress messrs rus sell and moore were appointed on the new visiting committee owing to a change of the street plan of the second ward after the board had agreed to buy a school lot from george k knight the purchase was withheld for a time and steps in this direction ceased aooondingly messrs russell bradle ind moore were re-appointed on tli committee to investigate the question and roport i - t - bah i but he board ton n • «* willow uruve on thursday morning t w hobetr saek had a very narrow escape from serious injury while the freight was drilling cars at newport's factory a car followed by the engine came down the track and at the same time hobensack had started to drive across the tracks and did not see the train the car struck the horse and carried the animal and dragged the wagon several feet down the track when the shafts broke and the wagon in which was mr hoben sack was thrown over on tho bank he escaped with severe bruises the horse was drawn under the car and bis head was completely severed from the body the wagon was pretty badly broken up george w quigley tool a run over to new york thursday on business all the buildings at the park are be ing prepared for the winter the benches have all been placed in the pa vilions and no alterations or new build ings will be put up this fall but it is understood that the casino will be great ly enlarged next spring the ladies aid will meet at the home of harry lachot weldon this thurs day evening silas homer who has been tilling a position in willow grove park through the summer lia.s resumed his old posi tion as conductor for the union traction company supervisor brady says the reason that the rate (•! mills for road purposes is so high in mor eland is due to the fad that valuations have been lowered verv much in that township some of the most notable instances of a reduction of the assessed valuation ie the park re diloed from 30,000 to 18,000 also the properties of the pennsylvania railroad on the line of the cllt-ofj reduced 13000 the harrv kates company have brok en ground lor a fine large bonse on the larzelere property for otty parties the transfer hi tin nrw school . will he made "" friday albert meeley frank l-'illiiier 01 bellei nnd frank roberts lef on thurs day for a lo-day's trip to bufial i n.a fpara kail and cleveland mr and mis haas al'tei two weeks at atlantic city imvt turned in the in in of mr and gordy when they will spend some t lone william i morgan has had a u fnl season in his ici ll.mi cttrnoil rii large barn upon the .\\ illi tin w farm at cedai ear har nioliville at present oooupied 11 in wat com ilre/of an unknown origin satw mr cressnian had stored crop of liny and ii is the pi uiai spontaneous oombustiou ai . i tile coiillagial ion i i.inn noticed by mr creasman from tht 101 i and he gave ihe al ufin cult tin tire had already gained too much ll way and tlu 1 incline together with tops and farming implmiients wai completely destroyed the liw«u>ck in the bam u ihe um lull aiikiunl to fevetul titoul uid '; i partialh covered hy i