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Danville Montour American (Newspaper) - November 18, 1909, Danville, PennsylvaniaStat a Rary vol. 55�?no 44panville pa., thursday. November 18, 1909 established in 1855 wanted Loral agent to advertise Anil introduce the new educational work websters dictionary Aud Atlas of the world. Must to educated Aud Able to furnish Good references As to ability Aud character. The Saalfield publishing company. Akron. Ohio. Illegible manuscript is Apt to produce profanity in the print shop. A Good Man is an is an inspiration to All who come in Contact with him. The a easy victims is not always As easy As he seems. The world is a very Small place some times. Many who go out to Hunt Are themselves the hunted. The state constables never do any damage to orderly citizens. To who finds and does his life work should be very Happy. It is a desire to imitate the faults of others than their Virtues. Having been Able to preserve a body for thirty five Days t. To. Hummel a Minersville undertaker thinks he has discovered How to embalm like the egyptians a lid. John Strohecker and his wife of bears Valley have been accused by state police with being members it of a gang of thieves that has been ohm rating in Lebanon Aud Lancaster counties. Samuel Daut one of the men accused of robbing and assaulting Henry Cockley having served two prison terms was sentenced by the Cumberland county court to thirty years imprisonment. Falling while he had a Long tin pea shooter in his Mouth William Strang of Elizabeth Allegheny county was instantly killed. The tube was forced up through the roof a it of his Mouth Aud penetrated his brain. Frank Masterson of Philadelphia was struck by a Ballet while playing a round a Bonfire Ami is in a critical condition. It is not known whether the Bullet was in the tire and exploded or whether it was fired at the boy. News from Pittsburg to the effect that Ferdinand Mulett is in a serious condition As the result of a pole Rush at Washington and Jefferson College May have the effect of doing away with that dangerous practice. Substitutes for the pole fight Are now being discussed. Lulu Thies a actress is suing the Pennsylvania Railroad company because her trunk was lost when she was going to give a performance at Latrobe last March and she was not Able to show her skill. Elmer Batch Dor of Lawrenceville Tioga county while looking Down the muzzle of a revolver inadvertently pulled the trigger and a lied shortly afterwards. The Law a had a Boyish passion for firearms and although he Hail been forbidden to own them with a companion to secured the weapon which caused his death. He was 11 years of ago. State of Public in thru Otinus n. G. Schaeffer in a add press Lief or the school directors of Dan Liin county pleaded for More Money from the state for Public schools. He said that in Pennsylvania about one quart or of the stat of revenues is set apart for the advancement of elementary education while in Indiana one half is Given. Rev. a Cerkoney locked out of St. Michael a greek Catholic Church on account of a split in his congregation. Started to hold funeral services on the veranda of the edifice Over the body of a Little girl of his congregation. To was under the guard a if two deputies and a detail of the state a Milico. The Olli Cors would not break open the doors because they had no or Ler from the a a Erarte but the a Dace was of Youeil before tin service s wore finished and they were ended inside. This it icon Rry a Al in Butler. A i fifty three gauge my stations Are 1 measuring the water in the principal j streams in Pennsylvania two and three times a Day under the direction of the state water Supply commission. Information gathered at eleven stations outside the Commonwealth and a Lata covering the behaviour of All tin Largo streams in the state is on file at the a Capitol. A having been attacked by an italian i from whom she broke away when the follow started to Raco her mrs. A. Flegor of Butler turned 011 him knocked him Down and escaped. As a result she has received a letter threatening her life Foi her attack. Floegel recognized the Man As the Leader of a Bond that is alleged to have persecuted h r husband a former station agent at Panlone Mercer county. Fleeger died in february 11 07 from a gunshot wound supposed to have been self indicted but in the letter received by his wife the writer says that the Black hand is responsible for the Many a death. Mesdames f. Vav. . G. Cloud a. C. Amesbury John m. Ribbons a. W. Blecher Edward Purpur John Jacobs and a Elmer Peters spent tues writs to revive claims sheriff d. C. Williams 011 saturday practically completed the work of personally serving writs of Sci i facial sur municipal claim 011 the owners or reputed owners of properties hounding or abutting on Mill Street who have not. As yet settled with the Borough for a Laving and curbing. The sheriff liar a forty two writs to serve. In All but a couple of instances he found the a owners or reputed owners of property represented by the writs in town or within easy reach. Some of the property owners have paid their assessed share of the Cost of paving Aud curbing but As indicated by tin above in a Large number of instances municipal claims have been filed against properties. The issuing of the writs is a very essential procedure to revive the claims which expire in 1010. The Borough of Danville on november 20,1005, filed its claim in the court of common pleas of Montour county for the sum with interest thereon from november 20, 1005, for the property owners legally assessed portion a it of Cost including interest and penalty a in non payment of paving with vitrified Brick and curbing with Stone of that portion of Mill Street from the Northern Entrance to the River Brit age to the Northern building Liue of Center Street. The writs served set Down the in tire Cost and expense of the said paving under the provisions of the Law and the Borough ordinance respectively As $22,552.81, the surface paved being 10,398 Cabin Yards at $2.17 per cubic Yard. The total Cost a if curbing is $3141.80, there being 5235 Lineal feet at 00 cents per foot. The total Cost of paving Aud curbing is Given at $25,694.11. The Borough a if Danville a share one third of the total Cost is $>.5�>4. -70>�. The property owners share two thirds of tie total Cost is $17129. -41.the aggregate Price up a Ileal foot frontage for such paving and Cui Broje to each and every owner of pm Pertt i bounding or abutting on the a hrs Glia bed portion of Mill Street is officially computed to be and is uniformly fixed at $4.07 for each Ami every Lineal foot. For properties with a fifty foot frontage at $-1.07 per Lineal foot the amount assessed is $203.50. To this is add Ltd interest from june 8, 1905, to Date of filing claim $5.69 also penalty for non payment 5 per cent and attorneys commission $10.17, bringing the total claim on fifty feet frontage up to it $219.30. Tim municipal claims As revived remain a Lien against the properties and Are Good for five year longer. Is engaged system of the appointments under the act passed a at the last legislature to create a system of fire wardens to preserve the forests of the Tommo wealth have now All been made. The fire wardens appointed in Montour county Are As follows Anthony township u. Meyers bit Lor Hooper buried saturday thirteen veterans of Goodrich Post. No. 22, g. A. R., of this City on saturday morning drove out to Ottawa this county to attend the funeral of the late Howard James. In the party were w. M. Heddens Jacob c. Miller. Jacob Sloop George Reilly Robert Miller d. It. P. Childs. Frank g. Blee Samuel Lunger h. M. Yocum Joseph l. Shannon Henry Kramer Wesley Deshay and Hiram Weaver the six last named acting As pall bearers. Services were held at 10 of clock in the Church at Ottawa. Interment was made in the cemetery at Turbotville. I the matter of music if in no other respect the mummers Parade a in new years promises to surpass every other demonstration of its kind held in Danville. Unless All plans go wrong there will be no less than five bands in Liue. At the previous meeting negotiations were closed with tin Ca Tawiia Lian a township Alonso Manser Derry township h. 0. Rishel Liberty township Charles h. Diehl Limestone township t. J. Derr Mayberry township William e. Binl Mahoning township Hurley Baylor Valley township Raymond Pursel West Hemlock township in. C. Saude Washingto Vilh George Holder Danville to. Ii. Wooi Zsidi. The fire wardens Are appointed by ,. ,. The commissioner of forestry who is band will accept the terms and Mill ,. ,. The chief lire Warden a it the common come to Danville 011 new ear s and i. Wealth. Together with his a Deputy chief fire Warden in has immediate supervision and control of the whole system of fire wardens. And it was settled that we will hav it that splendid organization with us 011 new years. At a meeting of the mummers association held at the Baldy House last evening a communication was mid from w. H. Calhoun manager a ill the Northumberland baud in which the receipt of a letter from the mummers association was acknowledge and Assurance was Given that tin participate in the demonstration. Cal hour a a hand is one of tin leading musical organizations in this Section a if the state. Its splendid performances in this City 011 the occasion of flu six county firemen s convention last june will be recalled with pleasure by every Lover of music. I11 his comm Nicu to Ion or. Calhoun assured the mummers association that tin baud would come a in its usual Good style and would labor with the single up ipos of making the mummers Parade a Success. A a Secretary a. C. Roat reported that the Berwick hand Bloomsburg band and the Washington drum corps of this City although invited had not As yet been heard from. J. G. Voris chairman of the finance committee reported that no soliciting had As yet been a Lone hut that tin committee would begin work this 1 morning. The mummers Parade this 1 year is being planned on a Gigantic scale Ami a sum a if Money Conidi Rable larger than was subscribed last year will to needed. Or. Voris stated that judging from the interest and Mil enthusiasm manifested among tin people he did not turn ii i 114 obtaining All Tjie funds tie did must Wear badge every District fire Warden and every assistant Ward a must procure at his own expense and Wear and be known Lay an appropriate badge a if authority to he approved by the commissioner a if forestry which shall he produced and shown �111 All proper occasions when demanded. Tin District fire Warden May appoint by Ami with the consent of the commissioner a if forestry a suitable person to be known As assistant fire Warden. The District fire wardens shall receive As compensation 25 cents per hour Aud their actual necessary a a a crises incurred the assistants shall receive 20 cents per hour Ami tin frnces sary expenses incurred in the actual a performance a if their duty. The fire Warden has the authority t 1 employ such other persons As in his judgment May be necessary to Render assistance in extinguishing lire. When if shall not otherwise to possible for him to secure a sufficient number a if pm sous tire he is the second the epidemic of diphtheria and Scarlet fever in the second Ward is rapidly dying out according to report not a single new Case having developed within several Days past. The schools which were ordered closed by the Board of health fair a period a of Twenty one Days will reopen next monday at the expiration of the a a Tarantino period. While some a if the pupils a if course have been negligent others Are making very Good a use of the time while the schools arc closed Aud their standing in the end it is believed will not to affected by the loss a if time. The course of tiny directors in permitting the pupils to remove the text Hooks to their Homes after it May rentier a second disinfection necessary seems every where approved by t to patrons of the schools. The question of whether or not the teachers be pail for the time the schools Are closed at the last meeting of the directors it will be recalled was made a contingent upon the fact that tin teachers bring their schools up to the Standard. To Aid teachers and pupils alike in making up lost t Ime and overcoming All the disadvantages a if closing the schools of the second Ward will probably be reopened on Friday following thanksgiving and May also be in session Between Christmas and new year. The rules obeyed. The Hoard of health has had no difficulty in enforcing the rules of quarantine in tin second Ward since the closing of the schools. There seems to be a full co operation Between the members a if tin infected households and the health authorities. In Justice to the. People of the Ward it should in stated that us so in As it Bream a apparent that drastic measures were necessary All classes showed a willingness to Aid in stamping a iut the two a Lis cases. Engineer Gollins a Kerr assist. In a a Vitou the to. C a Argirou Lile pow of cd it att hot to to 00m 1 a a in inf Fri a. A a a us at the mooting Taar mgr it was a leg a if assistance by persons under a surface water heavy Factor pm stunt to i thar Ion of Council taken at it last meeting Borough Surveyor g. F. Keefer yesterday began the Survey of the canal for the purpose a if determining to what extent the surface water will interfere with the filling up a if the canal Ami How drainage May be provided for also to i estimate the total Cost that would by entailed in getting rial of the canal in the manner proposed. If feasible tie surface water will a carried Over to i blizzards run. If this is impracticable the canal a i not be filled up without being Pic Mhz air provision being made for drainage in some other Way the Cost a if abating the nuisance thereby being greatly augmented. An estimate based a in or. Keefer a Survey is expected to show the Cost of carrying the surface water Over to i blizzards run As 11 As the Cost of tilling up the canal u Wen Church Street and the Aqueduct a Section of the old a waterway inconvenient to the structural tubing works stove works. Brake beam Plant Aud other industries in the upper part a if town that have volunteered to assist in getting rid of tin canal. Thu d. L. Amp w. Railroad by Pany Lias indicated its willingness to it contribute financially toward the filling up of the canal Aud it has asked thu Borough what proposition it has to make. In order that Council May act intelligently in the promises it has been deemed necessary to arrive at an approximation a if the whole Cost. Hence tin necessity a if a Survey and an estimate Hunts songs grave bout pm a most perilous journey a if thousands a if Miles mrs. A. A. Milli Ken widow of the millionaire of Cen 1 and paint on magnate left Pottsville this week for thu heart a if the wilds of Venezuela in an Effort to find the grave of her Sou or. Joshua Rhodes Milliken n graduate of the University a if Pennsylvania. Or. Milliken died of the a Black few a re a and was buried pm april 2, 1998,. In the Jungle through which an exploring expedition with which he had attached hit self was passing. Mrs. Milliken a first Stop will be at Trinidad and then she will pass up the Orinoco River into the Interior a if Venezuela. She will be the first White woman Ever to make such a trip. If a he succeeds in finding the grave of her son she will arrange to bring his body to Pottsville for burial. South America Laws will not permit removal before 1913. Cirod to i inaugurate a departure this year doing away with Small prizes in the form of articles neckties handkerchiefs pocket knives and the like a contributed by merchants which previously amounted to i very Little As inducements and Only served to i complicate matters and entail unnecessary work. A number of tickets ear Riel Over from last year and or Vin sly still remain in the hands of the association As the persons drawing the prizes when they Learned what the articles were it lid not deem it Worth while to Call for them. The plan this year is to n strict the prizes to �1110 fifty Dollar prize in Gold which will go to the leading feature and to a first and second prize fair each a of the other features a if the the Best float the Best Moke up for Man a or woman Aud so on. The first prize will he Cash the second Coal flour or the like. In All instances the prize will be something Worth while. The merchants therefore this year Are asked to contribute instead of articles just Ock the equivalent Ucash. They May expect a visit Froia the solicitors at any a Lav. Slipped on paving a horse belonging to Barton James the Mooresburg merchant fell on the Mill Street paving saturday causing a great Deal of excitement. There was plenty a if help at hand hut it seemed to get tin horse to his feet. At every Effort to Rise ids flier slipped and in fell to the paving. Finally the animal gave no altogether. The occurrence took place near miss Johnson a drug store. In n Short time about a Hundred people had gathered at the spot. Finally a Blanket was spread under the horse which prevented slipping and enabled him to regain its feet. Death of Young Man Blaine James Millard a lied or the Home of his parents. Walnut strict at 12 30 of clock yesterday afternoon following a siege of illness covering our year. The deceased was aged Twenty five years and is survived by his parents or. And mrs. Eli Millaris one brother Wilbur and sister miss Alice. The funeral will be held on saturday afternoon at 2 o clock. Interment will be made in Odd i Fellows cemetery. The deceased was a worthy and esteemed Young Man. To bore his Long suffering with patience Ami fortitude. Twenty seven rabbits Ami some a a Nail were bagged on a Bunting trip of the ladies Rod and gun club at Lippi Cott near Waynesburg. Husked his Corn forty friends gathered at the Home of n. O. Reichard of r. F. 1. No. 3 saturday afternoon and busted his Corn. Or. Reichard has been ill for tin past three weeks a a tin kindnesses of his neighbors is greatly appreciated by him. In the party were k. J. Beyer Davis m. Steffin ii Walter Seivi a Al penalty provided. Thu persons so employed air compelled to assist thu Warden shall re Cievo a compensation of 15 cents per hour. Whenever fire is discovered in or approaching we i idiots forests or wild lands whether the same in owned by individuals corporations or by the Commonwealth it shall he the it Luty of the Fin Warden immediately to take such measures As arc necessary for the ext aug ashment of the fire. May patrol regions during the months of april and May ail thu period from september 15 to no Vine a a 15th, each year in it Ira la a to prevent fire and provide fair its immediate suppression the lire wardens May in thu discretion of the commissioner a if forestry lie required to keep daily patrol in thu regions under their care known to be especially hazardous or subject to outbreak of fire. May make arrests fire wardens have the same Powers As constables and either peace officers and May arrest 011 View without first procuring a warrant per-1 sons detected in the act of committing an offence against the Laws enacted for the Protection of forests woodlots 1 Timber or wild lands. Berf Steffen Sam Lobach we. Lobach jr., John Heilman s. J. Ump Send j. H. Umpstead i. A. Audi. D. W. Ande ii. J. Am John Herne earshot Charles hell it Oliver Dildine h. To. Bair Walter Shultz Camiee j. Shultz b i Iiara Shultz Willhelm Shultz Rohe Shultz Titomas Bradley Chester so ii w. B. I 11-Himo, Wilbur Bill Inu. Frank Moser o. T. Balliet. T. To. Bet a goo go Betz w. P. Moore we. Davis Thomas Tanner Horace Geiser w. 1. Marielo Cyrus Riechard Wellington Wiechard. David Tanner William Dodson Shuman ande Edwin Lobach. An eclipse of the Moon. There will be a total eclipse of the Moon generally throughout the United states on the night of Friday november 26th, air thu be 1 a a a a a of november 27th, As the eclipse a by s not begin until after Midnight. The Moon will a liter the Earth a shallow from the Southwest at 2 11 a. M. And totality will begin at 3 14. The total eclipse will last until 4 36, with the Middle of the eclipse at 5 38 Aud the eclipse is Over. With one blast a solid piece of slate thirty six feet Long eleven feet thick and thirteen feet wide was role ased in the Highway slate company a Quarry at Slatedale death of mrs treas. Mrs. Win Freil Troas a aged and esteemed resident a if the third Ward a Lueil at her Home North Mill 8tmr, at to of clock last evening following the illness of a me year. The Doc ased was a native of Ireland. She Canu to this country when Young and spent at least fifty years of her life in Danville. She was the widow of Peter treas who a lied Twenty years ago. She is survived by one Sou Peter treas of this City and six daughters As follows Mary mrs. John Hieko a Winifred mrs. Edward Grady of Johnstown Lydia mrs. Patrick Finley miss Margaret treas Celia mrs. Michael Reilly of Danville and Annie sister Placida of or. Charles Seminary Overbrook. Committed to jail. Benjamin frilly of this City was Airest a by chief Mincemoyer Vester a Lay morning on a warrant sworn out by Ellen Fultz East Mahoning strict. He was arraigned before Justice Dalton by when he was held for court. In default of Hail in was committed to jail. The defendant was released from jail last evening. Foot Ball on saturday. Dauville is scheduled to a Day the Bloomsburg High school foot Hall team in this City saturday afternoon. The game Wil be played at athlete a Park. The boys expect a Good fast game. A formidable Roli of documents about the size of and resembling a base Ball Bat arrived at City Hall via Adams express yesterday morning. This Odd a shaped packet has Cost the Borough within a trifle a if one thousand dollars and relates directly to an additional and much larger expenditure that will in All probability fall to our portion in a few years time. The. Roll of documents which have not been opened is from Charles e. J Collins it Ivil Ami Hydra Lio Engineer i who late in tin summer completed the j Survey relating to the purification a it i sewage us required by the state do Jar tent of health. The Blue and Black prints enclosed comprise com a Ilene drawings of the sewer system and the sewage disposal Plant. As to the Cost the drawings together with tin estimate of the Cost of additional Sowers and the sewage disposal Plant will to taken up by Council at its next meeting Friday night. Just what spot Lias been selected by the Engineer for the a Lis Diosal Plant is a matter of conjecture with the Public. The general impression seems to in that it will be located below town in a Field just this Side of the creeks Mouth but nothing definite will be known on the subject until the a Duns Are made Public. Engineer Collins was awarded the contract for $.150. To be exact therefore this is what the Borough pays for the big Roll of Blue and Black prints the estimate,&c., received at City Hall yesterday. The estimated Cost of the improvement itself that is the Sewor system Aud the sewage disposal Plant us Well As other data connected with the Survey will not be made known until the meeting of Council. Thu Cost however is out of the Points that it fact the tax payers the most vitally and alone is sufficient to invest the next meeting of Council with unusual interest. Many persons have seemingly figured extravagantly on the Cost of thu sewage this Diosal Plant estimating thu outlay required at $125,000 or upward. How nearly such persons am Correct remains to he seen. It is known that the Survey embraced Many Miles of additional sewers to provide not Only for build up portions but also for possible expansion of the town in years t o come. An Effort will be made to have or. Collins present at the mooting Friday night in order that he May give information on certain Points relating to the matter in hand that May not he 1 Clear to the Council Man. Meeting was Well attended thu first regular meeting of the ent teacher association of Danville was hell in the High school room last night. There was a Largo attendance. The meeting was called to order by the president mrs. I. H. Jennings. The minutes of the previous meeting were real by the Secretary mrs. West. The minutes were approved after which or. George e. Stock was introduced. Or. Stocks lecture 011 a diphtheria and Scarlet fever was an interesting feature. The subject proved timely Ami was handed skilfully much useful information being imparted. After Jinying a tribute to or. Dixon who he declared is one of the greatest i scientists of his time or. Stock eur i Large upon the work being a com i Pic shed by the state department of i health. Raco homicide the speaker declare Al is worse than race suicide. Theodore Roosevelt was quoted in his famous saying that a it Republic health is a nations greatest asset. A the speaker dwelt upon the rules and regulations Laid Down by the state department of health for Observance in cases of diphtheria and Scarlet fever. As to Scarlet fever which he pronounced one of the most contagious diseases known he said no germ Lias As yet been discovered. Diphtheria Ami Scarlet fever have some Points in common and it is a fact that an outbreak of one a Loes not occur unless the other prevails to some extent in the same locality. Or. Stock illustrated his subject by coloured plates. He showed Well defined Casse of diphtheria and follicular tonsillitis one of which is sometimes taken for the other. To account for the outbreak in Danville he at sauced the theory that a child infected with diphtheria but supposed to have tonsillitis was permitted to attend school and use the common drinking cup. The coloured plates were also used to show the appearance of the Throat in Scarlet fever also to illustrate the manufacture of Antitoxin which is instrumental to such a marked a Negroe in reducing the a Loath rate in diphtheria. Antitoxin in Plain terms is simply that serum of horse mood. Tim col Oreil plates also showed the stables that figure in the manufacture of Antitoxin illustrating the cleanliness maintained and caution exec soil both in the care of the horse and the handling of Tho Antitoxin. No precaution is omitted that would Aid in making it impossible for foreign matter of any kind to get into the Antitoxin thereby porn Diang de Torsions effects in the person on which it is used. At the con a am a a a his address or. Stock was tendered a vote of thanks. In Oriler that the executive committee might i enlarged mrs. West who Hail been elected Secretary and treasurer tem lored her resignation As treasurer Anil in her Stead j. Newton Pursel was chosen to that office. As Corre. A a a. A spending Secretary mrs. L. A. Green 1 lie services wore conduct a a attended the funeral a. L. Voris Seth Lornor Aud w. A Aud Daniel Gray Voris of this City attended the inner .1 of William 1. Voris at Williams Ort �111 saturday ti10 funeral was held from thu Hgt it a a a a of mrs. W. W. Gray Dang i r of he deceased no. 518 North Grier str a at 2 1�. 111. Eel by the Rev. Herbert urn pastor of the Church of the covenant. The pall bearers were Alfred Voris Seth c. Lornor Daniel Gray Voris and William to Oris. Interment was made in thu East Wildwood cemetery. In thu lower grades of Tho Philadelphia Public schools flu course in arithmetic is to be simplified. Compound partnership and proportion Are to he dropped. More attention May be Given to counting Ami less to abstract reasoning. Chicken thieves Chicken thieves Are operating in the second Ward. On Friday night they Eute Reil the premises of Jacob Horn Borger Cooper Street Aud stole live Fine fowls. The Chicken House was locked but Tom thieves Drew the Staple after which All was easy. Or. Hor Uberger Lias bet a visited by thieves in the past and has i thu loss of not Only chickens but also other things of value. Several residents Are 011 the Lookout for the thieves who one of these Days a a a Quot most with a warm reception. Priests sudden death Wilkes Barre pa., nov. 17. It. Lit v. Monsignor scam Crew pastor of or. Mary a Catholic Church this City Anil on of Tho Best known priests in northeastern Pennsylvania a suddenly at the parochial residence shortly before 110011 of heart a Lis Masc. He had been in ill health for Over u year and two weeks ago had to Talo to his bed. This morning however he was in Good spirits and in conversation with a member of his household said in thought he would soon be Strong again Ami Able to resume his duties. While conversing lie was seized with a fainting so Neil Aud before the arrival of a physician passed away. Leaf was elected. The next meeting will be held 011 the third tuesday in january. Twenty residents a if Washington have filed exceptions to the report a if the receiver of the Gardner convertible steam and to As engine company f. M. Gardner. They assert that the administration of the property has been wasteful. Census office census supervisor Apple of Sun Bury in charge of the District comprising the counties of Montour Columbia Sullivan and Northumberland has secured offices in thu first National la Unk building sub urn and is Busy completing Tho preliminary arrangements for making the official count. Thu Blanks and other supplies have been Rece veil from Washington hut As yet none of the enumerators have been appointed. I Lundri is of applications have been Rece veil and placed 1 Ltd a file. The four counties have been divided into one Liun in 1 and Twenty census districts. Change in weather the delightful Indian summer this unprecedented in its mild i Ness and duration suddenly terminal i de yesterday. The weather became a under �111 tues Day. Yesterday morning Mercury stood 1 at 56 degrees. The atmosphere was 1 most salubrious and a rating the i Early hours but As noon aim Roa had it became unpleasant in the 1 str Usu. A raw West wind chilled p Destriam and sent the dead leaves whirling �11 every direction. By Noou Mercury had it Lien to 43 degrees by 3 p. Ni., to 10 a Bogrees while slight Flurr. A -.1 a. Appeared As additional reminders that Winter is about to step Ukiu the Krona. To lug change in tem Herat Are was pro ceded Early yesterday morning by a a lash a if rain which was not without beneficial effects although it a lid not replenish the failing water sources. No service Friday. The morning Aud evening services 011 Friday at Christ Church will be omitted this rehearsal will be held Friday evening at 7 30

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