The Ambler Gazette 19000719

              the ambler gazette vol xviii no 83 ambler pa july 19 umm si 25 a ykak norristown letter decmm r ttk biipcrm cwifl tim storm — orlglnfll wrttiml of ki'imlrliik kiihin tlinitglitei on th c lilne coim-lli-ii'loti by bill i'rlpllil tforristown i'a jnly 1(1 ihoo a tri-.st had for its purent fraud fear and fur its nurse a conrl of ronnuienct this is the foundation of trusts the trusts of the law created generally by ¦» ill and often by deed have ever bran the cause of litigation a case was de eided by ihe supremo eourl of pennsyl villlia last we elm sihty which went ii|i from this county by appeal from the derision of our court in ihe dtoc 	 lings instituted before a justice by jolm r stetson against ieorge mollenhower to obtain possesalon of real estate situated in hat held township which on ihe 2flth of january ltii belonged to richard davis wlin mi that day executed a will creating a trust as follows : " i five nnd beqoeatli for the encour agement of learning of youth in the township of hattield the sum of s.20 a vear towards keeping and maintaining a free school in the said township the said 20 to be paid yearly and every year after my decease by my executor hereafter named or trie successor or survivor of him and i do hereby ap point * * * john jenkins of the town ship of gwvnedd my executor of this my last will and testatment of all and single my lands and messuage and tene ments and all my estate re»l and person al by him to lie possessed during the time of his natural life to lease out my lands at his discretion and let no waste nor destruction be made thereon and i do impuwer iny said executor in his lifetime to choose another to act in his place after his decease and the second to choose a tbrrd and no on forever my said lands to be kept by my said exe cutors one after another without sales intail forever this may be said to be one of the early foundation stones of the general free school system prevailing in penn sylvania which has been worked up by politicians to be an expensive corpora tion digger than the lions of the com monwealth that gave it birth the will then says among other directions and 1 do give one acre of land by the great roadside bv the creekside adjoning james logan's land for the use of the said school lleiel y lianas a tale for future talk many schools after this became like wise established by benfactors the plan adopted by richard davis 138 years ago was that which should haw been pursued to the present day and adopted by the legislature in adapting it to the common school system of the state take an acre of land and build a cozy bchoolbouse.neai a little stream of water and a public road now our direr i takt an . the building tod a patharouud on jprii»v e.f ii fora ' v en 111 fjirfl ; ard tiitvis was a lover of children of free schools and of liatuiej but tlie case — tin supreme court sustained tli •• contention that as ever sin.:e i)2 the several successors of the devises hack to that period have treated the trust as extinct and the estate tail terminated the present owners by purchase have so far as their rieht to own and mortgage the farm a title and that the purchaser of the farm at sheriff's sale is entitled to possession and has the right to pro ceed to obtain possession by the course pointed out bv the act of assembly for purchasers at sheriffs sales to what extent the decision of the supreme court eliminates or extinguishes the ancient trust i can not tell till the opinion of the court be published or a copy of it brought here with the re mittance hattield at the time of the making of the will was of course a township of philadelphia in the provi ence of pennsylvania the storm last thursdav was fierce about here while it continued from 4.30 p m to 5 many trees were de nuded of their dead and decaying limbs for the tornado is nature's mode of pruning her forests it is surprising how many trees are decayed rotten to the core after they fall before the furious winel we look at the slender slips that held them in the hark and wonder why they did not fall lone io branches were strown all along our pave ments in lowei providence the light ning struck in several places knocked down a chimney and shattered a eook stove to pieces in the residence of azaria savior and upset and set lite to jesse snvder's wagonhouse and played around with terrible elicit in conceit with the frenzied wind the wicked custom of cropping trees cutting oil the whole top and more than half the growth of the tree works great injury to the trunk in almost every storm the new branches that spring out of the old trunk me torn away and hurled about the streets by the wind trees should be selected for their location and then allowed tu develop themselves according to their nature if you want a little tree select one of slender growth as you would a lionv lull do not take one of large variety then trv to train it from grow ing by hacking awav at the limbs the farmers are interested or ought to he in good mads but not any umiv so than doctors or luwycis merchants ouiehers and drovers my lather made hid own roads q0e at each end of the farm not bothering tho supervisors but his plan was simple and the roads were perfect whenever a weed ap pea red in the lield or faun near a place where a little wash w'as likely to come with the nexl lain he pulled that weed and trampled il down upon the spot wee els should be placed in ruts and low places in washouts indeed the proper plan to repair roads and keep them in repair is in the rain bet each farmer attend to the road along his own fields throw weeds into the break and slop the flood and woshout wherever you put vegetable matter of his kiiul the cam will oovtt it all wilh silt and saint or clay ami make this roadbed hard solid and at the same lime absorbent and impact the woods catch the iii leaves and utass and gravel and ihe wagolls and horses ^ i i ml ihe mass into a road better than any moadttm ¦ made htoue mails are ail ahoiui on in summer time dust roads an vmisc.imii roattwavfl made nf the the situs coveted with n-ln nr ( oi sand accordlnii to the nature nf the i d well live i with weeds c,r gram thrown on and tramped while irtppti are jciocl ill i he year round yoll win top the wash on any liill with weeds the weeds are of tin use in theoiicn helds bni they are of the greateri bervfw on the hillside in a shower and if thrown in the rent while it li ralninp will prevent all the washes that now din figure the coin and ol her plowed lielcuin oureniiu iv.'l'he sin els ate the same way they should always be wntclipd while the inin is fiilliiil our airy street after every rain from dekslh street down lei oreen looks like a washed and wornoiit id plantation where the vulture and the jackall hail come hack to bowl ovct tin desolations of slavery in south oat linn ml it wants is a nuin with a wheelbmrow of weeds to wuteb that little hill in the very next rain and throw in the weeds and the rain will do all the rest cover the weeds with mud ami -¦¦ mix and fix it in as to make it like nature a bed for its strong sst riven and best atld cheapest high ways of navigation and travel i have seen it tried usod and applied it and know whereof i affirm some of our old friends haw fallen by accident some killed and others injured — much is left to accident in this world l)anicl i hoiipt builder of our town is filling a contract at the montgomery county poor house doing the mason work and kriilnv morning he fell from a scaffold 10 feet to the ground he is internally injured john stevens of our tawn was run over by a team last friday and sus tained tmiises on his body and had to be carried to his ark which he calls home mrs elisabeth deeds wynii widow of the late william wvnn of heading and sistei of k r deeds of the level in lower providence where she was born and reared was violently thrown to the ground at reading pa where she had resided for many years while alighting from an electric car last wed nesday afternoon and she died from her injuries on thursday she was about 72 years of age there are too many accidents by the carlessness of those who conduct these useful car riages l'iose"ut.ions alone will teach the ear companies care in selecting employes as one war overwhelms another in interest so all the world keeps turning t raze just now to the in side of the great walls of china l anti-toxin factory plant eit tin iimtw-jim ht»i lirnilr coin iniiv l.ii.vif il in ilm-hiiiim towlmtllpi wimio antl-tmtn lupmilnrwi an i nlqnfi ntarpftm winit is reims done n'estled ill nut three and oho half mil eg from amblet station on tennis avenue in the corner of horshnm township is tin1 plant of tin1 american blo'grimiiic company where the irodnction of anti toxin and other bacteriological and scientific medical work is being carried on the eoiiip.'inv iv;i chartered in december in!1 and dr william 1 qillespie is president and mr fred kennedy secretary and treasurer i b place was leitmotiv the property of mrs inliii onaiil but a soon us the com pany was chartered 3teps were taken t tit the place lip for its new purpose a large stable whs built mid an animal hciuse erected a repesemu h'es of the iazette inspected the place early this week and was courteously shown around by dr qillespie who has just returned from a two-week's vacation the primary idea of the factory is to produce anti-toxin which is the modem treatment fordiph iheriii m idl its forms and symptoms the anti-toxin ifl produced on a large scale by injecting into horses gradually increasing doms i poison called toxin produced bv the growth of the diph theria bacillus for a denfinite tit |(. and under certain conditions these injec tions are continued for a time which varies considerably until the horse in immunized or in other words until certain definite conditions or changes are produced in his blood this toxin is nrst obtained by securing a culture of the throat of a person arl'icted with diphtheria the germs aie allowed to develi p and grow under favorable con ditions in blood when the excreta in this blood is sufficient an aci.l is in seited which destroys the germ life the solution is then boiled and filtered this is toxin the poison a small amount is then injected in the hack of a healthy horse and the injections pro portionally increased for weeks until his system becomes thoroughly infected the first action is to temporarily par alyse the horse but he recovers and the treatment does not injure him at all ai certain times once every three weeks such an animal is bleed and the blood allowed to stand iii refrigerators such blood contains corpuscles librin and serum and the latter is of value about one-eighth of ikie amount taken is the sei inn or water and forms the antitoxin the remainder oi the blood is treated anil sold as fertillizer so at present horses e are all titular science tin develop a cm l)r iillesnii ,||(, vhen will people learn to let china alone her people are the peculiar work of the creator and they will ant injure | thqtnothing in wasted us if we do not intrude into their prov ' inees the people here hate the china men and i heard a member of a chinch declare that all the civilized nations ¦ light to imbine an 1 blow china to is the christian view of . how an thi ycrbe ti7i3"*ts"tfitjifrii n r iiit spm ^^^ woi.nwill never be concerted le goad by the promulgation of such creed slahles contain 12 one donkey which treatment for the good of donkey i being usad to iisu'jiptlon serum ¦ w 1 , 1 1 liver bhi-i i . i i y v ill be of ui ilcl value in neel line the anmials ire usiu.dy won out horses which lire purchased at a loi price but which are carefully fed | and brought up to a healthy condition ., , . , .. n i t i i befo ¦ being experimented upon one flirt between the boxers and be loyal | s,a n(ny . ue s(ahl at m ulm 1st in the regions of the great river old for aarjoo.but which was purchased shall be confirmed that all ambassadors of the nations represented at pekin lave been massacred in the mad oon and the eapitol but handed sticessionists just as wi when they tired on fort sumpter and inarched on toward washington and brought on the bloody battle of hull him let us examine ourselves at home before ve swear vengeance against the heathen chinee miserable as we may think him to de old friend were not our red v , „ 	 m ' for 50 icked 1 im „. matt rt.«.™i.i llomnnce of a miss agnes regnay of plymouth meeting departed on sunday july s for ohio to marry a man whom she has never seen his name is harrv wag ner the wedding occurred in new cleveland ohio on tie stable i thoroughly sanitary has a cement floor and is underdrained plenty of light and air are afforded and the place is kept in a perfectly clean condition being washed out every day to further insure sanitation and health among the animals a peat moss is used as bedding hopes and slings are at hand on every side to aid the animals should the temporary paralysis after treatment render them too helpless in some cases the slings assists horse to regain his feet while in others they are resorted to for hours until he has recovered sufficiently to stand alone the treatment is never cruel hut always philadelphia near friday july 13 three years ago miss regnay saw wagner's photograph which bad been brought from cleveland by wagner's cousin she remarked that the picture fulfilled her ideal of a man when the cousin wrote to mr wagnei again she i , . • . . . — - sent miss regnav's expression along \ annmtories which ate being equipped there waa a quick reply and a request for i '"' $» work to be done in these are the photo of the author of the remark i l'p''<>nccs necessary for the exai.nna she.itlv afterward miss regnav was 10"h "' tissues the development ol startled bv a letter from ck-velan.i.whieh i'a.-lluls and gem lite together witl cells flllffd with conducted with an eye single to the cart and health of the horse and the results desired a complete laboratory is at hand in one section of the stahfe where the tools and instruments used are kept in the house adjoining are ihe doc tor's private work rooms and chemical contained a note from her mischievous girl friend introducing mr wagner by proxy and a letter from the man him self miss kcgnay answered that she was pleased to know him a continu ous correspondence followed there were three or four quarrels on account of one or the other's tardiness in answering misconstructions and vari ous other tilings but they did not count finally mr wagner asked mis kegnav if she would not come to cleveland and be his wile she has agreed it was learned that the bride to-be prided herself on being different from other girls even to the selection of a husband she read mr wagner's char acter thoroughly by his features and letters miss regnav often held his picture in one hand and his lettet in the other in this way she saiil she could just imagine how lie woulil speak the written words i about a year ago mr wagner who is a prosperous nail manu facturer mads preparation foi a trip to plymouth tin the day he was to start however he was taken seriously ill and has just latch recovered i u>t'.isl \ ll the heavy storm of lasi thursday did considerable damage in i lu village mis i dager,of flourtown in spend ing a few days with mr and mis a drunken mr and mrs a markb i vuitiufl mr and mrs i li campbell mi and mrs irvin llartinan spent sunday with mrs van hoin mis nellie gearharl is visiting rel atives at darby • h 1 icorge schallei and family spent sunday at l'a.vntei '-, norriotowu mi tiaugsuuffer of centre square while crossing the trenton cut oil mar william's station last thursday was truck bv u train lie esca|h-d without belny hint hut oneof the horwth was out acllv the low forms of animiil and plant life re made under the k'liirinil imud nf mr ' iillwmip to uptve the femflml rit ifr did are wi n ¦ tllfl c 	 pl te cure nnd ernilicntion of m>me hitb'ito dhiigproil di ich a iliplit liiriii typhoid etc mi . kenneclv llbp liecti mafc in eiiil of thp rtatf bc,:ird of iii a'lli to in i rndtic e the no bici of t im ,• rmptny ami 11 i expected by september the b for the t'lxiu will b greater oupply the lalioratofv opet ied and conducted n ii i-1 li one of lt kind tu !»¦ built and ui'tiou cii it renimn for idle ii a bnsiuen is wrnvthins hitherto vn ontnide tne private and city 1 lories bini ban hte the the lirsl l»rr:iiililp ti pin net of assembly imposing 1 l jld jllli bly of may 2 i8to pg mercantile license tax was jeclared constitutional last week by the siipr me court thus is set at rest a qnertion tlmt has been agitating com mercial circles for months past and finally establishes the statute as the law of the commonwealth the decision was handed down in an opinion by justice mitchell affirmirg the judgments of the common pleas court.of dauphin county in the case of kinseley against cotteral and of common pleas court no -, of philadelphia in the case of kdward ii wood and a number of other leading merchants against the local mercantile appraiser and city treasurer mcmiehael or philadelphia kotli suits raised virtually the same uuestons as to the constitutionality of the art ami were argued together about h month ago the lower court's decision in each case sustaining the legality of the statute is upheld by the supreme court the state treasury will be enriched by at least 000,000 a year as a result of the decision this is a conservative esti mate based upon actual figures from the records of the county clerks and the re turns of the auditor-general's depart ment the old law produced 538,999.55 ih 1898 and 51 h us hist year so that the total income will be in the neigh borhood of 1 125,000 for this year blood and tissus now under course of development and treatment bottles tubes drugs and all articles used in the business are found here and here tin doctor spenels many an interesting hour experimenting and developing the serum which has already proved bo valuable in medicine adjoining tlie stable is a smaller build ing called the animal house where a 10 tei he found kittens rabbits guinea pigs monkevs and snakes ol various kinds including the deadly rattlers copperheads and other venomous rep tiles kinds of milk are experimented wilh on the eats while the guinea pi - and rabbits or injected with the dlph the rill scrum and from the snakes is abstracted their powerful venom ill order to develop an anti-venom ifpos bible along the same lines as antitoxin the monkey it present is having a high old time dill later will be lci|llired to do bis shore leu science dr.giuespie is a graduate of jefferson medical college and his wile dr mary qillespie is as deeply interested in his 11 larches and work as himself and assists him in his labors after grad uatinu he spent several years in indiana and olhei slates having had an expel ience with rattle nakes in kentucky and having spent two years in u'csl virginia in the neighborhood of the1 llallicm mecov outlaws in 1894 be autered a competitive examination in ba.lerioleigv given by ihe city of phila delphia the examination lasted three days and out of several hundred appli e mils he was 0110 of the ihreo to pass successfully and was made second assistant of tin bacteriological depart meiit now located in room 708 city ball i aim be was promoted to first ussi>lanl,a position which lie still holds bill which he has resigned tei take effect i it is ilu inteiiti..a ul ijiu coinpaii build another ham shortly to dtiveln vu.vine virus lleie in h about komi making 1 nder direction of a l'overment ex pert a sample good road was construc ted in bucks county several months apo tlie piece of model highway has since been regarded as eminently satisfactory by citizens who inspected it another experini"nt in sample road making is next to be made in washing ton county with the like object of in btincting people thereabout in the scientih'e theory and practice of erecting good highways despite the fact that the average iii|ervirior of country roads thinks he v iws just how one should be built hi re is no such others monument to i orance in the l'n teii ¦ i.tes a ll « ;,¦• !. <<!,¦¦¦ ¦) vii-u # n expended in supposed n pi ov<iiients every yeai might as well ii most cases be pounded into the mil ' holes that are periodicallysmoothed ov . the taxes collected in pennsylvania li t year for the construction and repair of streets roads and bridges exceeded 11 000,000 vvasliington county alone assessed 207,000 for the several purposes where such great sums aie annually invested there should be more intelligent prac tical and lasting measures adopted than have so long existed if the govern ment's plan for teaching the building of good rnads is the right one it should be introduced as fast as possible in all the ounties 	 centtiih ketlulrea time supervisor of the census for the second district d smith talbot is still having troubles of his own in the work des pite the instructions which they have received the enumerators or a large number of them do not know how to do their work and the sheets which are now coining in are defective in several important particulars these will he sent back nt once to the enumerators with instructions to have tnem corrected some of them will have to go all over their former work in order to correct errors which have occurred the tune required for the census in this district will be much greater than was anticipated when the work was he liim much over another month the work of correcting the returns is taking as much labor as did tin gathering of the original figures boom to fort washington tin f«i i;«t>ito trtlrltv wntltn huwwllnn f l*rii«|i«.i i ¦< i i\<m;im lor hip s-i'.«-p of tin ptaflk » l.nin iniliktry will f'ro l.ilih ir.siilt tlie ri.i1 owl it 	 ir%al port u iii'jloli himi the li'iiii-1'er f the i i . r ¦< t - » ri i tn th iii l:i-l week a decide diy favorable ¦ and evcrytb inu now point to the phft'pm nf the plans of the proniotew cafrli d out by i.oiiis s whit mull of dresh itowii n im has been acting a agent the 1'ic.peri ies now controlled by options li>stiiilr till sept 1.1b00 comprise a hail of hind of ovet 17 acred iviiil iilonl the trenton cut-ofl arid the north i'eini liiilroads in the centre of whiell is the settlement n i'inetnwn the properties sre dr knnkle's farm of s3 arm three acres of lames me qinn susan sbatl'er's 41 acres seven m r s of george herrman ea»t if the north i'cnn line and the farm of mrs shaffer there may be a few other traits held by option which will be known later the preparations for the control of these probities were taken during the spring and a diagram of the iropertu's made so that the tract would le already outlined when buying time came wfien all things were ready mr whiteonib was recommended to them as a responsible agent and he was sum moned to philadelphia and given the power to go ahead just what and who the patties back of the movement are will be mode known shortly it is conjectured that the men f»ro well known philadelphia and new york capitalists who are seek ing a new location for an old and well established plant in philadelphia of un limited credit which has grewn too large for its land unit desires to trans plant itself to ii better location more extensive tract and a better adopted situation the property in philadelphia it is said ean be disposed of fcr more tlian enough to purchase the new tract at fort washington the nature of the industry is merely conjecture but the prevailing opinion which by the way i founded upon no all around glenside 9fa1m nf itil4'r«."t lit icf><.lilf>,it 4 ol lti ' i ii.m ii ., ,,,. , him and vvh.i . i in cmtieta i::i sill 111 1 1 l.'i.l.l.n ci ol illklil mr i ¦ . < liiiord i i ing a iwo c , . ii inn \ ' m iire pnrh wan prfven ni tin1 ( itl uim f i nliiy i •, i i m ¦ s rinnii i iriover pen liisl s i i minil.iy at lt'anlie city mr hurry paisl y and family been spending tlie pummel with t i hiiovei mr arthur meniiir of neshan buckfl ii.untv has been nnendin time with hi uncle mr h i i h i . . 011 mt < iiriinl avenue vveidon played the north wales i ball tenm last hatunlfly the game a8 quite exciting north wfllei won more being lit to 12 mint sarah swan has returned fi u the iliilnieniann hospital where she underwent an operation she is now in a i cinvelescent condition mi j kvr.n miller is spending summer with his aunt mrs christian howard on mt cannel avenue lit expects to reside the reu aindet of the season in glenaide this tlnirsilay will be n gain day for roiiuy residents in kdge htll,glenside and weidon the sunday schools in each of these towns presbyterian met b odisl and episcopalian intend to go mi their annual picnic to svi'low t park children's day will be observed by the authorities on that day it was ii lucky stroke of the managers of tlie several schools to hit upon this day the features of the occasion will be the free-to-all privilege granted the children who attend on that day this card in especially attractive to the young folks of these three towns and a large attl i - dance ib expected the ion lutheran cadet of the ziori church of philadelphia are making their tifth annual encampment cm he edge hill land association grounds north of y)r tlirman gilbert 8 looked upon as a favorable sign from the company that they have secured the ground desired surveyors will be put to work this week and it is likely that the purchase money will be paid over n or before sept 1 jarrcttown most of the poles for the telephone line have been erected through this sec tion two or three property owners are objecting to having it built on their fronts ' f table likens sold some of the in rec very f ixc i lor s99 v 1 umber of relatives of charles i mt 3r paid him a visit on a recent 6 turd •¦ evening the occasion ieing the celebration 01 his 82<l birthday a special meeting of the school board was held wednesday evening of last week repairs to several of the school btull'tigs were ordered a meeting to consider text books will be held tuesday evening july 24 mrs niew.eg of dreshertown has a number of city boarders staying with her this summer the hay and wheat harvest is about finished the quantity stored away is quite up to the average a missionary from turkey was pres ent and spoke at the wednesday even ing prayer meeting last week the alumni association now has 30 members enrolled from the 41 graduates plans are under way for a picnic at wil low drove park in the near future a number of the men employed in building the telephone line have been boarding at bower's hotel lawn tennis is a favorite recreation with some of our young people mr and mrs beiminglioff of oak tie hold aliaits are the most amusing the drills and military practising are entertainment on sunday evening t about 20 young men attended caruiel presbyterian church in a boilv captain llenty.a manly young fellow beautifu ly rendered the holy city as a sulo on his cornet the cadets o^e becoming more populai each year they will r * ¦ i ¦ i to philadelphia thursday afternoon it may he sadlv interesting news to many to know 1 v '*'*¦ thomas smith for v ¦¦: • in ' r . ! ] 1 many acres - c roukcliiij her im ... near weidon is ill vvlii rl nlitll w;i hit's was an . • 1 1 • ¦ 1 • si ing ady outlived almost till icirs olle bv one t h(v lane were visitors on sunday at samuel ecngle'8 kcliiors 011 11 tour about ho persons comprising mem 1 i s of the backs ami montgomery county press league with their wives and other guests arrived at williams port friday afternoon major williams welcomed them in behalf of the city and his remarks were supplemented by president of select council brna c keefer and president of common coun cil k 11 bussltr a committee of local newspaper men then took the vls itoes in carriages for a two-hour's ride over the suburban drives and in the evening they were taken for a trolley excursion over the street lai i way system saturday the visitors were the guests of senaioi 1 henry coehran in n steam boat excursion to the busquehanna boom ami in the afternoon they left for bogles mere where they peiil sun day au hiulei'kroiiiiil uulli'<m<l station the old mill at port kennedy which it is said was a refuge i'm slaves in the underground railroad period prior to the war is still grinding grain the bun itones have been taken out recently being replaced by up-to date machinery during the war many prominent northern families assisted in couaforting the refugees m the old mill an old resident says that when news of northern \ ietur arrived two of ihe slaves quartered in the mill were married by a minister ol their own color the olhei happy negroes participa ting in the celebration and all going forth f|t*e mood's pills cur liver ills bil iousness indigestion headache * to take easy to operate 26c orelantl miss ruella gerhart of philadelphia spent sunday here with mrs f m k server and family the k 1 social of this place spent sunday at wcstville n j philip goldbeck who met with an accident sometime ago is now slowly improving fred haberjam and john peters of philadelphia spent several days her the guests of charles d stout and fami ly miss madge warner after spending several days at ashiuv l'ark visiting friends returned home ob saturday miss florence delaney oftioga.spent several days here with mrs 11 f gil liiigham the tanners of this vicinity aie about through with theii haymaking and harvesting do not forget that ice cream is for sale every friday evening ill trout oi rev crossing's residence b i ¦!.¦•• ill cll.llfolll ahum burn on the lijt farm on about ball a mile horn chalfout got tlre about i0.s0 o'elock monday motplug in " mysterious manner tin 1111111 uiioiuiis the f mm was away at tne time the hauaw broke out in less tlmu a hour the building wtuieutlrerv dei>troyb<l with 1 quantity ol bay maohfuerj wid 	 mi 11 is iiut thought that tiu-rt wore anj uoi esoi cattle in i in blllldluk ¦ . . 11 ! ¦ 1 1 1 1 _• waa luured id ihe « 11 1 . ; 1 1 1 >- 1 im n"i heavily mi dyke bad ei plated i - only c few u^c but ii in not thought that he did u i he baru i a largo nu a li i in it n*l slate ni u . 1 \ mull 4'oimiikuui1 dtm ntlcl.-iil v win 1 wimiilumtim a ci itheemploy 1 buddealy in tin krii.llii li'llnilial suiul.i \ uioriltllg llf h the coi omana wuittuiutto hit dowu todouoiue wrlllug when it wan leeo that lie was in dlltisis 1i k di d iil il*-r mr wculii leuklutuwu v\vv liim l had i llug when it wan leeo ta e was 1i suuk btcudily uud iiie<l tu kton was 4n jreanulil and retlded ii ku widow aud iwu children tui i 1 1 \ 11 the nun 1 1 kinl"wii ii ler il rs of hge tfe the old er progpective i in off she ived to hell the entire property to w il - iam t b roberts and move away from he old associut ions the grounds are iio«r most beaiftitilly laid out in building lots the entire farm n manor is cow iletely ohfttiged but with all the trans formations which have been guing oq lout the old smith homestead the nyaterious associations make the imbre old building today a silent i..h bidding rellic of the past rlhe ushers association of edge hill and the brotherhood of gle nside met again on the diamond below smith s uarry last saturday afternoon and at em|ited to rt'-adjust matters a.s to who e the strongor the brotlre'rlioou waa on the wur path with lire in its eye and a tierce determination to win in nsei|iiencc the ushers had a tough luhinalion to 11111 against the game was lonn and lot the respective 1*vh niiers.gentletnen of strone ami and great litcblng ability again did the slai act their work w.is uood their support ex ellent and a good game was the result the ushers won the score standing l3 to 8 captain brooke of the glens i le team is satisfied now that the relative strength nf each team has been ascer tained ib leads an honorable set of young men who have in no way been liggraced through their defeat mrs jamison's home on gleflslclt highlands was last friday moriiing le trteen i 811(1 i -. intend by blimt'l lie and robbed one hundred dollar's worth of jeweli.v and 20 ill coin weie hi v11 the thieves entered the housi whill mrs lainixiii anil iier daughter u'otv absent they entered througn the cel lar one bureau drawei happened ti b lkd th hl dl hkd pp locked the ruthless vandals hacked vahuihle picee of furniture with an immense axe 111 opening il susplc pointed toward a certain colored man who bad been working about the hi tl.e morning ol the robbery lie wfll 1 rested anil brought before sc|uire dfowh nn saturday evidence was brought 10 i on tlie man mr ('. ii rol te liii 11 1 lo he fact that be siw a colored man pass over the hill south if jami son wilh a package in his hand ml 1 circumstantial evidence was brought lu the squire dismissed tin case mrs jamison feelw the apparent lack of vigil ance very keenly she said in this 1 11 neetion " it tiii is tic kind oi |., tii'ii given residents of glenside i ivunt uone of it although nothing was proven a;.\i!iim the man 1 think he should h.ive iiein helil for court where the case c been projaerly tried mrs jami son's case is a peculiarly touching her husband ilied at their pretty a w home mi the li . ¦ ilu rhe with here c i y alone ^ 	 ii.1...i1.1111 mr 0 e hodges la paii fi net surrouiielinu irs ittwu which is qultl illlplon 81 lelll hiss currie coiiard < < i ciennantown was i be in si of mititj marv megiirgei 1 1 saturday and sundav m - maude staeklioiise ol l'bila t i pbia is till ui lu stack ho tl wo.elward ¦ l . - l l;:i i .: i