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HOPPE CAUGHT THIS TIME.
HIS Tale Usually Secures Him Free
Passage to Germany.

B"0HsTd lIoaps nifty vssr- old. To-day asked
ne Ellis Island lnmigts -ion authorities 10 ssaa
him bach TO German, lie declared th.t he wa
m and out Of work. His piuiul sory aroused
considerable ~ mpalhy until he VAS recognized
tho pne,sls nay. Each tina he has told tho same
story and has managed to cross the Atlantic as
psuppr immlxIAnt- a..
~ =; -, s.s w sss ssss E..s ass.A.s.. :.
Filis Island thisl lftstnoea asA took HI. haAa
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JUST S||,O5O.37 NOW.
That Is the Amount Of the Sick
Babies Fund To-Day.
A Few Small Fairs Held by Chill
dren.
Contributions stiil Coming IN for
the beautiful Charity.

Al ieiers containing aossy TOR The
sick Babies Fund should be addressed
Ia cashier Of WORLD, Pulitzer Build
ms, New York cav
Donations at cioihins, &c., should he
seni TO Nlrs. Roberi,, i3x west Tktrty-
Isurta street.
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Toy store on the Sidewalk.

10 VTlN TNTTIOIl
inclosed you will please md 90 cents for the
SICK Babies Fund the proceeds OF a toy store
We started On tho sidewalk for tho sick babies.
lupins 1t Will do some good we remain
Maggie Bennett
Regina saser.
Eighty ninth street between First and Second
avenues
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Increase in coastwiss Tranac-

This total tonnage OF the oosstwise trsnc for
the commercial year ending Aug. u, as complied
At the Custom House, was ha5 tfs. The foreign
tonnage was i0ii.i7s The value Of tbs coast
wise traas wss Sios, ltssis, AGAINST sioI ilo, "a
foreign rsfnc Tho nkprys show an tasrezn ~
WAs SIS. ssA.
The evening world., 1893-09-18

Thcosophy has received an unexpected
blow from one uf its own disciples. Pres
ident FUulk,. OF the Onset BAY 'hasH }
Mahatmas, has declared that Lieut. Tot
ten Is "A great prOp.at
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Three Boys In . Darn.


lnulosei Ia ~ 50. proceeds OF an entertainment
gotten up 10y three boys and given In barn.
Hoping 1t will do some good We remain, yours
truly. John Il. Turner
John H. Jephson,
Harry Il. Northrup,
B.s.tnE Ridge y. J.
The evening world., 1893-09-18

A very useful dress made In a white
Summer serge. trimmed with light blue,
and altogether charming for wearing
on the water. is here pictured. The Bo-
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LETTERS

I7hn column Is tr the bensat oJ erery body
nho mas compia,m 10 MAKE, a gr,eranos 10
'tntGats, fSrumat,on 10 o,,s, qpe"ton 10
osk O, Iuo,n servse 10 aeEnou,sd2s. ana
,sho ran ~, IL. inca tn,oi.s. ,haa 100 uords.
LO,i1 letters ui,tU, he prtueLj
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To tho EuItOF!
Would there be any harm II | should write Il
I.stui card to gentleman and kindly ask him
II he could Iay me $50 he borrowed from me-
Snmc say | would hc arrested II | did such a
thing, A. H.
The evening world., 1893-09-18

Tho superannuated Government clerk
at Philadelphia who robbed the Mint Is
SAID to be feeble minded. What must
be the mental condition OF his superior
officials!
The evening world., 1893-09-18

one experience OF the faith cure con
ycniivn at Jersey '1ty Is instructive, II
appears that prayer was 'te'ilNo III
every case uuti 1t was applied to rail-
road corporation when the failure was
complete.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
WOULD ENDrHE HOUSE OF LORDS
British Liberals Resolve Against
Hereditary LEGISLATORS.

LONDON. Sept ls.-The London section OF the
National Liberal Federation. at meeting held
to-day unanimously adopted resolution de-
clarins in favor OF the abolition OF hereditary
legislators.
The evening world., 1893-09-18

One hundred years ago to-day the cor
ner-etone OF the National Capitol was
Laid. II would have been singulariy APP
propriata n, In commempration Of the
49,. Mhsd been arrsngea n lay the cor
2ek.>seat q Z nsw psos4 srssy for The
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Either Will Help You.
10 the Editor:

10 The Editor:
Mould yoI sdvSe me To 80 TO 4 music school
az take a music teacher IS l WISH TO take
nlsio to' my profession play pretty we'll
", I,
The evening world., 1893-09-18

The Czal ~ about to abolish the use
of the knuut IN Russia. This news
should be broken gently to the Brock
way Board OF Managers at Elmira.
The evening world., 1893-09-18

Capital has now met the Rapid iran
sit Commission more than halt way
There should he no difficulty In the way
oil "A prompt agreement.
The evening world., 1893-09-18

Chi,f DrImmond says 1t was an &c
CURED passion Ton gold that mad"
Weigh Glork cochran steal those bars
from thu Philadelphia Mint. How does
this diff,r from any ordinary impulse to
slrhl muMnNI
The evening world., 1893-09-18

WIN the Senate come H. sense of
reason and duty this week
The evening world., 1893-09-18
In jail. Awaiting Indictment.

What Mas d1ns With Tossrman Knott, VIM
va. resooasihls tos the Berlin disaster a ths
LOG Island kAilr0adt l. II. kkAY.
The evening world., 1893-09-18

DuIus tho last II yeas iu"'c NAY"
bocn BIB .uIi,lies IN tho German army.
This j. according To- II Just pAhiI'h"i
report The new Army I'M VIII scarcely
furnish remedy for the troubles ihhi
have Duilt up such i death list already
The evening world., 1893-09-18

To-day We begin another week OF
silver talk In the Senate.
The evening world., 1893-09-18

The young lady VINO charged yuuus
man in bridge car with stealing nrr
pocketbook made Il very bad I'VE min
utes for the accused. lat she had a
Tar more unCOmfoI table time Arrself
when she afterwards found hr.' missing
purse In her own pocket. She quite de
served her discomfort ana Is probably
repaired to-day - give some good All
vice 10 impulsiye and nervous members
OF her sex on the Importance Of being
quite sure OF their ground before Inak-
ing accusations.
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lero Jacket is movable, but the cos
tune is completed by a delightful addi-
ton when the shades Of night make the
air cool
The evening world., 1893-09-18

The business interests OF the coun-
iry should not be allowed to feel that
their confidence IN congress has been
misplaced
The evening world., 1893-09-18

Gov. Flower spoke to the point at Tho
State Fair at syracuse Saturday Oh IA"
attitude OF the State towarts The unem-
ployed. 1t Is not the business of such :,
government as ours to FURNISH work OF
wages to idle men simply As IL matter
Of relief. 1t may lcsitimatcly encourage
industry, and may protect capital and
labor by maintaining order in the STATE.
But 1t cannot with proper Variant,
create public works Tor purely charitable
purposes. IL II should assume 10 do ihi,
II would open u wide gateway through
which the Hood Of government pAttrnal-
Ism would soon rush past all control
Instead of being Il government OF the
whole people Tor the whole people il
would become IA government of the few
for what the many could get out OF II.
The evening world., 1893-09-18

\ great many of us have seen better
days, but few New Workers ever saw Il
better day than yesterday.
The evening world., 1893-09-18

country by securing ia, GusI passage N
The ending repeal biz.
The evening world., 1893-09-18

country by securing TIA, Gudl passage NJ
the ending repeal biIL
IT Is no longer question of pdtIcu 30
ANA dignity H. the senate, bat one ~
right and duty TO the nation. livery
COZ sdoralion ma, should hay weight
with tho upp'r chamber AT Washington
urges 10 II prumpt vote on me question
Of silver Purchase repeal
Duug the last ia ycaI, tu",c Ia I"
been BIB ,ui,iIes IN IA, German army.
This T. according To- u Ju,t puhii'h'i
report The new Army hiiI VIII sodt''lH
furnish - remedy for Ia" troubles lhhi
have built up such u death list already.
Chi,f DrImmuni says 1t was an &c
CURED passion Ton gold that mad"
Weigh tlcrk cochran steal those bars
from thu Philadelphia Mint. How does
this dfrr from any ordinary impulse L"
steal money!
one experience Of the faith cure con
ycuIivu at Jersey IIty Is instructive. 1t
appears that prayer Was effective IN
road corporation, when the failure Was
complete.
Thcusuphy has received an unexpected
t,Iuw from one ~ its own disciples. Pres
iIent FOulk,. OF the Onset Bay MASS
hlahalmas has declared that Lieut.. Tot
ten Is "A great prOp.tt.
IL
The supGrannuatcd Government citrk
at Philadelphia who robbed the Mint is
said to he feeble minded. What must
be the mental condition OF his superior
officials!
The Czai ~ about to abolish the use
of the knuut IN Russia. This news
should be broken gently to the Brock
way Board OF Managers at Elmira.
Capital has now met the Rapid Tran
sit Commission more than mar way
There should be no difficulty In the way
OF prompt agreement.
The business interests OF the coun-
ity should not be allowed to feel that
their confidence IN Congress mas been
great many of us have seen better
DAYS, but few New Workers ever saw
better day than yesterday.
There is great deal OF valuable ana
reading In our advertising
columns to-day.
They may count the dead men In
Cherokee St,ip. But who can count the
dead hopes?
The outbreak OF yellow fever IN Rruns-
wick means distress which needs Keller.
Wtu the Senate come II sense OF
reason and duty this week
To-day We begin another week OF
silver talk In the senate.
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It IL Against the Law.

cGS West Twenty second street
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-05-12

ancestors Mt the crusade, on either
sldc Is full stand Of man which also
figured "a protect some heroic Cecil
during that holy war. and above all Is
tho full cont OF arms OF the house.
At the upper end Of the dining.room
10 the minstrel gallery, with u carved
lhtticc.work balcony kurmounted by
ak lions rampant, each holding u
shield with the ak primal qunricrirgs
Of the family, and nj the other end Ia
rich carving of the old oak of which
the entire interior IN made, the great
folding doors on either aldo of which
hang lifc.sisc paintings OF Queen Eliza.
beth and Mary Queen OF Scotia, Directly
under th, minstrel gallery are nix
winged buhts In carved oak which foi m
truss covca md these busis ARE like.
netses OF the six branches of the house
whose ooat.of.nrm. IN held by tn. lions
directly over them, and above all IL the
coat-of.arins Of the Cecils. Around the
ceiling arc more truss coves made by
lions, each holding tho cont-of.nrma
emblnsoncd shield, showing the cots
ncetions Of the house 10 other famllca
by thcir gunrtorings, md the softly
faded htrnldic colofinEs nre faithfully
shown.
The floor IL made Of black md white
marble blocks covered IN the center by
Persian rug on which stands the old
oat table and ohnirs made In exact
copy OF those now IN usc Tho exterior
u the exhibit, which ID NOW being com.
plctcd under tho direction Of Alfred
Wing, who represents tho Loydon Hriu.
will have In front poriico frvm Had.
don Hail and the other three .hics will
DO painted ivory white, WITH stamp
leather panels. Tho cntres place oocu.
Pies 4 apsoe 40 by 70 feet. ~,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-05-12

Tho kryptophonc. invented by X.
Henry In 1883, Is said to have been so
perfected recently us to promise prac-
teal results, In this instrument n
very sensitive receiving diaphragm
Is so disposed that II viii respond to
and transmit air vibrations produced
by any noise 20 distant telephone
nm alarm bell being provided ut tho
receiving station to attract tho attcn-
tion Of tho attendant Tho sensitive
ness Of tho apparatus l. said 10 bo
such that with tho receiving dia-
phragm immersed In body Of water
tho pulsatlons Of n steamboat. from
two or three miles distant nro readily
diacornlblc. Buried In Il roadway,
tho diaphragm Is claimed to give
warning Of the approach Of vehicles
aud foot passengers at a considerable
distance.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-05-12

The monks OF the middle Agen AZ.
vidcd the kisses into fifteen dlttlnct
aud separate orders tlret the decor
GUS, or modest kiss; second. the diplo-
matte. or kiss Of policy: third, the spy
inr kiss. 20 ascertain fla woman has
drank wine; fourth. tho slave kiss:
fifth. the Kiss Infamous, y church PEN
nneci sixth, the slipper klss, prnctlood
toward tyrnnts; seventh, the judicial
lslssi eighth, the fcudal kiss ninth. tho
religious l,ifs, kissing the crossj tenth,
the ncndcmicnl klss, ON Joining u
solemn brotherhood. eleventh, the hnnd
knss, Twelfth, the Judah kiss, thlr-
tenth. the medical kiss, Tor the pur.
pose Of healing some .icltncai four
tecnth. the lsiar Of c,iquet,ci fifteenth,
the ldts 81 love, the only roal kiss.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-05-12
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to It's presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ative effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
heys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and 81 bottles, but 1t Is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-05-12

the old she VOLTS exploits. pur-
suit and slaughter is known 10 the
whole civilized world, aud the den
Is included among the notable places
In America. Phnbc Ann Clapp OF
Pomfret Is the present owner OF tho
ground. II Is virtually In the same
condition as in Putnam's day. except
TINT a century Of visitors have left
their names on the rocks. The mouth
Of the haunt IN about two feet across.
The passagewsy slants downward for
fifteen feet. when II ascends an easy
slope 10 H. termination. II Ia walled
In 6y solid rock. Is bat three feet In
width, aud In no part can n good sized
man stand erect The old Queen Anne
fowling place used by "Old Put" In
killing the wolf-not his own. but bor-
rowcd for tho occasion-stands In u
Putnam jewclry store, and fine equcs-
trian statue of the famous hero ndorns
the green IN the nclghborlnR village OF
Broolslyn. Tho plough left hy tho
General IN the iurrow when he heard
the call TO arms Is the property Of
Hartford antiquarian. aud the old
Cnrglll grlat mill where Putnam had
his corn ground ia s,ill standing.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-05-12
august
| Flower

Eight doctors treated me for Heart
Disease and one for Rheumatism,
but did me no good. l could not
speak aloud. Everything that / took
into the Stomrch distressed me. 1
could not sleep. I had taken all
kinds of medicines. Through q
neighbor I got one of your books.
l procured bottle of Green's Aug
ust Flower and took it. am to-day
stout, hearty and strong and enjoy
the best Of health. August Flower
saved my life and gave ME my health.
Mrs. Sarah ] Cox, Defiance, o. Q
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-05-12

II IA n lucky thing for the natives Of
Southern Patagonia that the nnylRa.
ton Of tho Strait OF Magellan N dan
geroun. Vessels often anchor In tho
strait for tho night ON this account,
and this giyea the eroohcd.lepgcd
nntiycn chance TO come out la their
canoes and trade with tho ships com.
psny. The chief articles offered by
The natives are iurs OF various kinds,
especially Of tho scn otter, These they
enll for u tribe. or more often barter
for few things they need The best
otter sltinA nro worth Us much ~ 5000
10 s7oo when brought TO civilized mar.
kc,s. but pntagoninns offer only poor
nltins.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-05-12

That y communicating and fotrlrn element In
the blood developed Ny Indigestion, - ihn
cause Of rheumatism 1his tr,ifs Upon the
sensitive tubsriiiantoua t0ftflnn ~ TIE fuuti
cl's and llFsmnniH of The iglhis citslnH con
sum- ahu shliilnf pam. $40 agffrgailhH ~ =
tnlrHtruuH, cha NJ deposit Nlch Ifplncsr
ninncss AID distortion II The jnlnie, No TACT
mhAh experience hAs dom hattAi.d N regard
evidence 10 support than this, namely, That
,pi- utllrine " comprehensive Sc thetla
he formidable anu nirctlpla disease noe ia u
70 Tie pDisens often used 10 arrest ~ since ihe
medicine contains only snlniafS ifrfroll nir
N y also signal rcutny iQt inllhfiRl iettra,
.llnshis debility and olhgr cis0rdofi he'
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-05-12

and forwarded to Chicago, and arc
now awaiting installation. The Others
are now in process OF construction, and
will In all probability not he received
by Prof. Putnam before April Is. Ten
of the figures representing Indinn life
were sent to the Columbian Exposition
ut Madrid. and will not be returned to
the United States In time for installa.
ton bafore the fair opens. They will
be added TO the exhibit come time In
June.
The figures were made in something
the same way the staff statuary at
Jackson Park was produced. Tho
forms were built IN Of excelsior, mixed
with preparation Of glue. Then
Irvine was wound about the limbs and
body and hammered down until the
proper proportions were secured. Then
was added layer of paper chemically
prepared. Finally the mnn!iins were
given IA skin made OF burlap. II the
feet and hands arc hidden they were
prepared the same way. The figures
boasting of ''surc-enough' hands md
feet had those members manufactured
Of plaster. The heads are also made
Of plaster and have been painted 60
Mat they look quite terrible enough TO
10 llNc
The groups have been designed from
Iotographs taken by artists sent
hong the Indians for that particular
hrposc. Ono OF the most striking
igures in the collection Is that Of an
indian warrior In full war rogaiia.
sorgsously nrraycd and painted. It
has been given costume taken from q
Zuni chief. II Is calculated to give
timid people a nervous start at iirst
sight.
Al the conclusion OF the exposition
the groups will be returned 10 Wash
ington and placed In the National
Museum.
An exact reproduction OF the famous
dining-room Mt Hatfield House, the
home of Lord Salisbury, Is being put
up In the manufactures building by
Hampton & Son, London. OF all the
'amous houses in England Hatfield
HOUSE IL considered the most famous, us
II isacknowledged to be- the best speci-
meme Eiizabethan architecture cxtnnt.
The dining-room is the most attractive
room In the house, for II tells In It's
carvings the history OF the Cecils from
tho tenth century. Beneath it, richly
pancled ceiling Henry VIII. and Queen
Elizabeth took their daily meals, for
both these rulers ut one time made
Hatfield House their residence. In the
reproduction one Side OF the dining
room II left open. On the other side
Is the old iron fireplace with the date
1897 on II and the huge frc-irons and
cogs. Above this is the huge tapestry
which represent tho present owners
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-05-12

A Philadelphia humorist sent for n
veterinary surgeon tho other day "a
como TO his residence and attend 10 a
horse that had been hurt When tho
doctor called he was invited 10 walk
back TO tho yard, mud there he wa,
shown n toy horse. one Of tho logs 81
which was broken OF. Tho doctor
examined tho horse carefully and
recommended II little glue and wire
tplin', and then sent IN his bill for 80.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-05-12

adds charm to hor MRS. PIERRE GRAY.
youthful faec and figure. In dress sho
affects art colors, her favoritc conbi-
nation being the palest old rose, grnyish
olive and ecru, which seems to exactly
match her complexion, her hair and
eyes, that have the true bcryl tint
Her type of beauty, rare in the United
States, will create sensation in the
land of the senoritas. The whole
family win be missed both in Indian
npolis and In Connersvillc, where they
have 30 long held scmi.oAicial courts
for the Democracy of Indiana.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-05-12
1.-THE TROLLEY Sysrsm.
Description 81 rA'lsAelpxi.'s First Cleo
trio Annway.

nsssriptioa 81 rAiisAelpxia's First cleo.
trio nsnway.
When we recall to mind tho bitter
dght waged In Philadelphia asainst
the introduction Of the electric car u
Is difficult to believe that electric
cars are actually carrying passengers
on Catharine and cambridge ssseetV.
The electric power station Of this
line Is situated at the corner Of 6uth-
erland avenue and Kansas street, and
Is a brick building III feet long by
seventy-three feet deep. The rooi 10
supported by wooden trusscs, end
provision has been made in tho en-
gine-room for the installation Of q
travelling crane. An iron smoke.
stack, 1856 feet high. surmounts the
building. Tho iron pnrt Is six feet
three inches in diameter and l05 foet
high, supported on a cast-iron franc,
securely bolted to the briok-baso,
Tho stack is supported by wrought.
iron tie rods at tho base directly to
the foundation bolts.
Tho steam plant consists OF six hor-
izontal return tubular steel boilers
and threc single cylinder engines.
Tho boilers arc seyenty-two inchos
in diameter and twenty fect long and
designed for working pressure OF
100. Tho main fuo Is located In rom
Of boilers. The water is supplied By
two Sx6x10 inch duplex feed pumps
and two No. 10 injcctors. Tho cylin-
ders arc twenty-five inches in diamc-
ter and forty-eight inches stroke,
with speed OF seventy-clght revolu-
tions per minute.
Provision has been made to enable
the plant to run condensing whenever
desired, says Electricity.
The main feature of the stoam pin
ing is that any boiler can DO CON
ncctcd with an engine, thereby
mourning the lcast liability of shut
down duo to repairs. The pipes from
the boilers are carried to twelve
inch main under tho engine-room
floor, and from there to tho engines.s
All piping is OF wrought-iron with
screwed cast.mon flangcs and callsed.
The generators are OF the four-polo
Westinghouse type, 1856 kllowatts
capacity. running at 525 revolutions
per minute. The pole pieces arc OF
special laminatcd iron and attached
to n cast-iron franc by special pro-
cess when molding, Tho field mag
nots nro wound with four sorics
windings in parallel. Tho sbuni
fields are all In ssricl.
Tho generators arc beltod to the
engine by a thlrty-.wo inch cotton
leather bolt running over stationary
idlcr. The dynsmos arc controlled
from a vertical iron franc switch.
board. All tho Instruments arc
mounted on white marble bases.
The bus bars RIM along bacl, OF tho
switchboard, aud from those the feed.
era are run TO vaplt where con
nection is made with tho underground
system.
All feeders are placed underground.
The conduit System consists Of u
wrought-irOn she'll i-i6 inch thick,
medo oil wrought iroa riyctei and
lined with 3-lG inch OF concrete
These pipes are laid in concrete two
fcot below tho street pavement.
Tho feeders OF GOO lead covered
cablos, two for each conduit and ase
.un into junction boxes.
Tho overhead systom Is we'll built
The polcs arc of wrought iron aal
the span and guarl wiros arc OF
silicon bronze. All feeder spans arc
provided with extra insulators. there
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-05-12
+" PUTNAM's WOLF DEN.


There is no spot IN Connecticut that
has more fairly earned u place in hs-
toric annals than rutnnms wolf den
in Pomfrct, north OF Norwich. II is II
craGRy, prccipitoas hill range, brist-
ling with jagged ro,lts, south of the
Mashamequct and between the New
ichcwanna and Blaeltwells Brooks.
There Is sieat probability that the
woods will be converted into State
memorial park. Petitions 10 this effect
have been presented IN the Legislature,
and the large number of influential
residents in favor OF the project will in
NIL likelihood have the effect of bring
ing about favorable action. The story
of Gen. Putnams bravery and of