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The state herald., 1895-06-07
ANTIpoTE FoR ELECTRICITY.
Boston Criticism, ~ New York's Legal
Mode Of Execution

Rochester. y. V. June 1.-George d.
Burton. the Boston scientist. says: "As.
Stunning the press reports OF the execu-
ton OF William Lake to be correct,
mako the positive assertion that the man
could have been rcsuscltntcd within
three hours after he was pronounced
dead. The surgeons knife. not the cleo.
trio current. was. believe. the cause
Of his death. The electricians simply
filled him with electricity and turned
him over TO the surgeons TO cut up.
II have not tho slightest doub, In my
mind" continued Mr.. Burton. "thnt II
his body. after II came from the elec.
trical chair, had been placed on wet
earth md saturated with water, every
particle OF the electric iiuid would have
been gradually drawn on the body, and
the man would have recovered within u
few hours"
The state herald., 1895-06-07
THE PULLMAN COMPANY WINS
Derhion In tho Proceeding. to AnnuI Its
Charter.

Chicago, June 3.-Scveral months ago
Attorney General Maloncy began quo
warranto proceedings against the Pull
man Palace Car Co. for the purpose Of
taking away the company's charter md
terminating Its corporate existence. In
mis- Information the attorney general set
M that the rompnby had Violated It's
charter by buying real estate and build.
Ing the town OF Pullman; by erecting
and operating the Pullman building In
this city; by manufacturing brick and
In other ways. The case has been pend
Ing In the courts ever since. II was
deliberately argued some time ago. and
Judge Baker handed down his decision
to-day. The decision was fayorable to
tho company In all points but one, and
tho court held that the company had
tho right to own the Pullman building.
tho brick yards, land, and 10 sell liquor
In cars, but had no right TO own Pull.
man iron and steel stock. No Judgment
was entered agains, the company.
1t Is understood that the company will
accept the finding OF the court In tho
matter OF the stock In tho Iron and steel
company and Will at once dispose OF 1t.
The state herald., 1895-06-07
Imsr....d b, tho roo.m.n. pr..snss.

The Memphis Car md Foundry works
Is building n circus train of. six ears,
which, when completed. wifi flake a
trait as long us two ordinary trains OF
that size. Tiicy have one elephant car
and five Hat cars In the course of con-
struction. They are nearly twice as
long as the ordinary car; the timbers
and tho irons are much heavier in every
respect.
The elephant car Is remarkable. This
animal Is said not to be- savage, but OF
an inqhlring mind. He waits TO know
-bat Is going on without and he frc..
luentiy TRUSTS his trunk through and
rips open the sido Of \ car and views
the landscape at his viii Until the keep
or can have him more securely closed in.
The builders hatter themselves that
Jumbos kin will not let himself ont OF
this car. 1t Is eight feet clear on The
Inside and Is fifty feet long. Its sides
ure of doubs thickness. The outer
wall Is OF cypress ana the inner OF
smoothly dressed oak. There ID not n
bolt head nor Il lar that he can get hold
Of to iwist but with his trunk. The bars
red windows are covered with wrought
Iron bars that are fastened iii1er tile
walls with bolts.-Alcmphis CONNER
cial Appeal.
The state herald., 1895-06-07
ARoAslsAop kzNRlck.
Depossd from HIS Position by the Pol
Because Of Failing Faculties.

Because Of Failing Faculties.
st. Louis, June 4.-Archblshop Ken
rick has been deposed by Rome. a
cablegram announcing his deposition
and the appointment Of Most Rev. John
j. Kahn, archbishop Of Oxyrinclius, "in
partibus infdellun" as the new arch.
bishop of st. Louis was publicly read
during solemn pentecostal services At
the Cathedral sunday morning by Vicar
General Muehlseipeh,
The cablegram was signed BY Cdr
dlnal Perfect I.edochowski of the con:
gregdtlvn 81 the propaganda, and stated
that the actioii had been taken ct q
moe,,n. held on May q. r. IS,
'' The effect Ss Of tho .,, sc.slon was ID e,'
fectually retire Archbishop he.-.'e
from all rights, titles and privileges OBJ.
tanning to the archbishopric Of st. Louis.
Under supplementary instructions ex-
pected from the propaganda, an order
will come to provide fitting annuity
| for him out or the resources ~ tile drcll!
| diocese:
Though matter Of urgent neces;
slty, the compulsory retirement OF the
venerable metropolitan Will come "a q
rude shock to the Catholics Of his arch
diocese.
Archbishop Kenrick was In NO. sense
provincial. His attitude at the vatican
council which declared the dogmas OF
papal infallibility and the immaculate
conception gained him worldwide
reputation aud involved him in .contro-
versles with the greatest theOlogians
within and without his church.,
| His attitude at the conclave begot him
the unending opposition of the authorl-
ties at Rome. This feeling has cropped
out frequently, notably in the removal
to Philadelphia of Archbishop Ryan,
whom Archbishop Kenrick wished TO be
his successor. Since that time there
has been an unbroken silence between,
| the metropolitan Of st. Louis and his
ecclesiastical superiors at Rome. The
deposition Of retirement OF Archblshop
Kenrick Is the result OF d petition ~ tlie
propaganda. setting forth Ills mental III:
| capacity and the dangerous condition VI
the business affairs Of the diocese.
Archbishop Kenrlck's mental lntirmity
displayed itself In the forth Of violent
opposition TO his co-adjutor He regard.
cd him as m intcrloper and refused at
| times to eat at the same table or sit III
| the same room with him. He was per-
sistent In his refusal to transact any
| business matters suggested to him by
his assistant. The situation was In
tolerable from business standpoint,
and Archbishop Kahn was forced TO ap'
peal for help, TO Rome.
The state herald., 1895-06-07
EVEN AcAMERA LIES.
showing that = otograph, WIN FOOL n
! oiks Do.

showing that y telegraph, WIN Fool n.
} oiks Do.
One OF the most eminent architect.
In the Kingdom once showed n photo
OF column and n capital TO n numbe,
OF colleagues. Had they ever seen such q
capitnlg They had not. and they said
so. Then arose dlspuien na TO the prc.
CLIO nature OF the architecture. Final.
ly nundry big wngcrs were made, and
then the architect proceeded gravel,
to explain the structure OF tho column
and itD capital. lie had made IN. mya.
tcrious pillar out OF his mnlneca walk
ing-stick and n few rprlga OF npccuieni
broccoli. This explanation OF the pho.
togrnph was received In silent dlrg,in.
An equally nmuBing oasc OF the du.
plicity Of tho camera waa found In a
law cnao In London when suit wn,
brought TO tear down n court, which. n
was maintained. wan dingy. dirty and
haunted by loaferB Of questionable
character. The counsel on tho Other
side, representing mcrchanta having of.
flcos In tho court. maintained that tho
passage was well lighted and eminent.
~ respectable. pbo'nr we're handed in
from both sides. I ic FIRST showed n
narrow. dlHroputablo looking niiey
strcwn with rubbish and fallen board.
ingi the other picture, however. show.
ed the court In dlsrcputo to be fairly
broad. well lighted city thoroughfnrc
freqnontcd by merchants OF thriving
appearance, says the Strand Magazine
The state herald., 1895-06-07
BOUND THERE SHALL BE WAR
hcliigcront Popular Feeling In Argentine
Against Chill

Washington. ID. c., June 3.-Reports
from the Argentine republic show, that
there Is very active war party which Is
aritatihg the prospects OF war with
Chill. The Argentine boundary com
missiOners have returned from Chill AMI
reported satisfactory progress, but thu
Argentine press keeps up the talk OF
war, and the report received here adds:
in the present critical state Of feeling
any such efforts on the part Of our press,
Or OF public ilen, are TO lie sincerely de,
plored. Some street row In border
town, some petty Insult to either of the
national flags and we would see the ex-
perience OF quarter Of century ago
repeated"
The Argentine government seems to
regard hostilities rs possible, and is taxi
Ing every step Of precautioh. Tile ma
tiona, guard Is arming and drilling, and
officers have been dispatched TO Europe
10 purchase armament. A loan OF $780,
oO0,000 is being considered TO meet pos
sible war expenditures. A report from
Rosano states that popular outbreak Il
Imminent, so much So That the govern.
ment hns stationed the Monitor FL Plata
In the hnrbor ready for action. and the
strategic points of the town are nightly
occupied by the forces
The state herald., 1895-06-07
ktRkLANp's TALK.
The American Admiral Head tho Riot Act
to the Turks.

Peoria. Ills. June IA private letter
received In this city from licyront,
Syria. under date Of May Z. contains ibr
following Important statement. '"rhc
two United States mcn.of.war thnt
came here created quite n stir. Only
one, the Mnrhlchcad. came to Bcyroui.
but she met the Fan Francisco at Alex.
nndrciio, and the admiral on board the
San Francisco sent FOR the Turkish pas.
In to come down from Adam 10 Mnr.
slne to meet him. and gave him n very
plain talking 10 nboui respect for Amori.
can citizens. The admiral fklrkinndl /.
big. blur old fellow. just the ono 10
bulldozc the Turk. and he did II In style.
The Turks have been quite nasty ~
here II late. A rrcn, impression WINS
created IN i,cyroui. too. The peopic
here had fears of a massacre by tho Mo.
Stems, and thought that the arrival of
the frlgntc prevented IT,"
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Mr.. Wood who lives near Hepd'B mill,
owns q very peculiar milk COW. she w. Just
an ordinary blnck COW, but 10 so much at.
tnchesi to Mfr, Woods children that she does
children are ut home the COW will stay In Il
pasture with fence three feet high: but II
the children are taken away she VIII throw
down even very high fences In order to FOL.
would he In the pasture Mr. Woods has
slipped the children away from, home, hut
when. she came w and missed them she
would get out and track them n- dog
would do until shc found them. when sh'
would follow wherever they went'-Savah
nah News
The state herald., 1895-06-07

A. a concert IN Orange. New Jersey. the
other sight, there was not n visible bonnet
in the house. Everybody was happy The
women never looked charming. and the
affair was n complet. success. The law
was not turned on against the hat-wcnrorS,
either. II was simple Nnc on the pro
graintre that did the business, for II asked
the wonet to remove their hats. II the
.hinG may DO a"nc 80 easily ny that. why
do no. the manager, Of our brooklyn md
New SorN thcatcrs mako the same request
on their playm,.,sg II COSTS pothlng 10 do
thnt much. md the public will be -vcrlnst'
ingiy grateful .BrookIyn Eagle.
The state herald., 1895-06-07
posrorr,cE THIEVES CAUGHT.
A Number of Important Arrests Mad. IN
New fovh

New York. June a.-'rhc biggest and
most daring " posioilicp robbers have
been arrested In this city. They arr.
Joseph Killornn. Charles Allen and liar.
~ Russell. According 10 Inspector lIol.
len. the Scranton postoiilcc was robbed
by them In August Inst. during the alb
,rnco Of Postmaster Vnndlng and hls
assistant Mt the noon hour. The thlcyca
entered the vault by the Inner steel
door. and over $4,000 worth Of postage
stamps were taken. The posioillcc was
uttered during the absence OF postmns.
Tor curran. and sG,5Gi worth OF stamps
were taken. Then ON April . Inst tho
posioflicc IN Springfield. Illinois, was
robbed. nnd upwards Of $1,000 worth OF
stamps taken. In this ease MISC. there
was no forcing Of doors.
The three prisoners hnyc been Ia New
York for several days before they were
Iocntcd. They took their arrest coolly
md denied their guilt
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Indianapolis. Ind, June 3.-pnylnp
md Municipal Engineering hns gathered
statistics from tho city engineers Of 100
cities OF moro Than 10000 population,
which slow that more public work VIII
DO done during tho summer Of 1876 than
ever before. the expenditures for pny.
ln.' sewerage, water work. aud bridges
npproxlmailng s200,Oo0.0O0. while inst
year less than one.fonrih OF thIs amoupt
was expended.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

A rcr,nln esteemed clergyman, who's,
church IL In n most attractive part ~ thu
cty. hut who for pfescni purposes must ~
main unnamed, was feeling Ntile par
nrohOldris express H. M hhNlng succeeded
after years " soliciting, IN HlElnR cnpuFl
money 10 provide his church win a set ol
chimes
A. every one took HE ifsi occasion 60 con
graduate hin, II was quite natural ihht, ~
meeting Mfs iiiuui. one ~ his lnf~t fhtl
hnppy enthusiasm! aud how DO you llk'
ihn new chimes, Mrs. lilunt1 You must "
glnd Ia hear those good oil hymns nt night
nNea" shs INTERRUPTED, 'ihn'a su. "slnri
the chimes trrHn I've i1trn NY mriltih'
quite regularly - liuatuu ilii.ut
The state herald., 1895-06-07

The gardens Of buckingham palace &C
rupy ilfiy acres Of space IN the very zen
ter OF the most fashionable part OF Iotl'
don, and II Is sali ihft tie value Of the
palace grounds alone nov amounts IL
over fi.OoOOO0.
The only benefit which the English
taxpayer. derive from this property i
that on three or four oeradons during
the year the queen comes M ~ Buick
Ingham from Windsor aud holds n draw
ing.room. The royal family costs, In an
nnltlcs alone, nearly S3.OOp,pD0.
The state herald., 1895-06-07
RsoPcning MontesumN Hotel. Las '"I"
Hot hprlncs. n. NJ

The Montezrinn hotel at Las Vegas ilo'
Springs will lie rcopencl on June -, lsgl
under the management OF Nr. Jno. %. rank
ynrious improvements made In the grounds
bath houses etc. 'rhe hotel rates VIII he
reilel character Of service aud cuisine will
remain nj Its previous high stnnddrd. NJ
better resort Gnu be found for vacation
outing for those n search of health or recre
alton: where one can cii,oy the finest min,
eral baths In the world and best nsning aud
hnnt,rr In tn, Rocky Mountain region,
Very low found trip rates have been made
by tile ''Santa no Goute" from Colorado
points as follows: $50.
Denver. '..s..s.s..'..'''' >.
colWRlo Springs ..'''....'''''''' ~
For descriptive pamphlet nddr"ss J. u
Hall General Agent. Passenger Department,
100 Lawrence street, DEXTER, Colorado
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Don't forget that the grea. summer
tourist route In the Michigan Central
1.-THE Niagara Falls Route" n first
class line for iirst-class travel, the popu-
lar line to Niagara Falls. Mackinac
Island. the Thousand Islands OF the st.
Lawrence. the White Mountains. the
Adirondacka. Portland by the Sea, Bos-
ton. and New England points. New
York and the seashore.
Send ten cents postage for "a Sum
mer Note Book" II viii tell you all
ahout these places and how TO reach
them. o. W. RUGGLES,
GeHI Pass'r and Tiki. ACT. Chicago.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Upon rccoip, " your nddr,su We viii mail fro.
n package o. trnuii'lir illusifhh iihnrpat'ii,
why m.n frequently sufor from nervous nou'
hlns that prevent ihsif duinf ihc hidiit riiiHp
NJ the nidnT TINE Edition limited Anlr.e,i
mcnt,oninr mi. psper sterling iloInedy Co,
New York City or Chicago,
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Here IA some angel food made my.
self" she said.
lie palod
THANK you. darling" he fnltcrod,
aud pnriook.
That nigh, tho painter dreamed.
whorcnt be rose, and In fcycriah haste
painted nm art poster which brought
him $3.50.
Then he kissed his wife fondly. called
her brave little woman and wondered
what he would do without her.
The state herald., 1895-06-07
n ls.; ni.il' TENT & AWNING f Win u.
ANOTHER grea, rs-

ANOTHER grcs, rs-
dnctlon In prices asii
dls-ani harur~k Thsy
Cost you no, b In or
eIa minatinn- Is-t
VI single buggy har-
f1srs In Colofniiofor
ti3i Us single buggy
Lainc-s for 1881, .
nlekei or rubber
trimmed 50 double
concord harness wi h
tre~chins Tor W. "a
steel horn stock sni-
die for w. ~ s,oei
horn stock sable.
double cincha for fis
Do not he d.csiy.d ~
WORTHLESS Initiation.
hut send Jour order
direct 81 u and get
the is--t genuine oak
tAun.' iia.Ih--- for
examination before
paying fJr sans.
, dialogue free AL
goods stamped.
Irrd Mn.ii.r,
The state herald., 1895-06-07

and those soon to
become III h c RS,
should know that DIR.
Pierce's Favoritc Pre-
scription robs child
birth of its tortures
land terrors, as we'll as
of its dangers to both
mother and child, by
aiding nature in pre-
pairing the system for
parturition. There
nv labor " and the
pei.iod Of conhne-
iuent are greatly
The state herald., 1895-06-07
GenI Pass'r md Tiki. ACT. Chicago.

II is n fortunatS thing for corporations
that they have no souls. for they would have
a tough time OF II In the next ar,ld.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

II has long been understood that mar
ragea are made In heaven. IL Is quite
shock. then, 10 read occasionally of ono
being made In tie penitrntlary.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Green 6a,fS - -FOUR son doing well o.
collegef Ilnl.cy luth-.r, Not n. well Ms
expected: he is only playlGs t~-ier nsld.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Plso's Cure cured me Of throat and lnns
trouble OF three years standlng.-E. Cady.
Huntington, Ind, Nov. II, 1876
The state herald., 1895-06-07

when the conscience goes on a strike the
proprietor win feel better II he accedes 10
Its demands
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Are those 1imlnuiltr orHans ,hu kidneys,
which, IN suite " tlrlr email htt, putiofhl
rhanlsin N tho system Uut ~ ufllrt thry
breed dangerous trouble linnrN ilclr no.
tiylty with ifnzigtftfa Stomach llilirfai
which prevents the Hrili HUi uflFn tiHl
diseases resulting fraW ilHif lu7r'Hn. lli
rirflluH WtdiriHri moreover tpiHf 'IH1 hihI
rlal, Rheumatic bhd ifprpilr 'uuii tihl a
aud lnyieUmtra the NlInla ursicrl
The state herald., 1895-06-07

The isr u.~tci husband who misses n
train he has. prpihls,e NJ Vic to return on
The state herald., 1895-06-07

We will give AGO reward for any cass OF
cntarrh that can not be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure Taken internally.
~ J. CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo o..
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Next to rolling OF a log, the easiest thing
Is to tell other people how they ought ~
bring up their childcfe.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

ordering. and n Foods not as rop-e-snied, yoa
rGn return same at ny expense. use u ~. oak
tanned leather and employ ONLY nrst elias. sorf
y. u. wfGsONs ,
1870 10 1851 Lsrimer St DENVER colo.
The state herald., 1895-06-07
rsiwsio springs. ...............' iS.7


She-There Is no use In talking, itr the
sfi-l thugs that annoy one most. He's,
Even 4 'l'ilc mosquito borcs me fflghtfully'
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Ol.bnirii-Tha sirl. ARE not 40 pretty "a
thee We're twenty year, ago Miss rertc--
We'll Mother ste you,
The state herald., 1895-06-07

"iyhy was the hep selected or % model u
lndnstfyf" asked Tiilihrhnsi "litguuse
business with him IA nlWays iumnlng' tQ'
marked Ulldrfsloerp,
The state herald., 1895-06-07

II Inc Indy 70 OuttIHg Teeths
De and use that old and weiitred rvmody, hns
wNsLov's sooruNa syEyr for Children Teotling.
The state herald., 1895-06-07
"nrnnon,s magic Corn {

uEuHon y mhalc Sofh osAs
Warranted to money refundssi- AK yoas
druggist for u. Price IS cont.
The state herald., 1895-06-07
Denver Directory.
llcadqusrier, For
HARNESS AND SADDLES

10 not bs dsssivsi By unr,ll'
s.ils nctitlOu, price, s11l A.
IN team nNrnss, for ~ % ssss'
horn. double ciasaL eosboy-
tAail1 tor Us, bat b,iors pur-
chasing, .piri for my nss Illus
trgt.i aud descriptive eatzloyus
ires, and cod What you ara
The state herald., 1895-06-07

MAculsIsr H,pair- Of nfyISl, PgtSf'yI
m Machinery ct. plt-s tirsliilf ali eiialS
freight elevators Sosk d,rdla. iuhu IEin
The state herald., 1895-06-07

result Of the decentralization OF silver
In 1873. the abandonment OF silver and
the substitution OF gold currency By
several leading nations OF Europe and
the halfway character OF the remedial
legislation adopted by our government,
The downward tendency OF prices
was we'll defined from 1879 to 1878.
From 1878 the coinage OF silver and
later tho issue OF treasury notes In pay
mcnt OF silver purchases Offset In n
measure tho downward tendency and
brought about ar era OF good times last
Ing unintcrrupteiiy TN 1856. when the
fall In the price OF silver resulting In
n fall In the gold value OF Argentine no.
curities caused tho Barring failure
From this time tho Issue OF treasury
notes nominnlly secured by silver bui.
lion but actually rcdccmablc IN gold
began TO pass the point OF safety. WhA,
would have been far removed from In
1stIon with silver and gold ut a par.
lily became dangerous bccL lso resting
only upon n narrow foundation OF
gold. Tho structure OF paper money
was built higher NJ n time when half
tho foundation ,silvcr) had crumbed
AWAY and tho other half was being dug
into to supply tho Increasing needs Of
European nations. CoosIrtcnt with this
was great Industrial activity and n rn.
Hultlng Increase In actual wealth, with
the volume OF actual money constantly
diminishing and tho volume Of wealth
increasing disturbance In the ratio
was Inevitable.
J. In every market In which the natural
tendency Of prices In downward the fall |
In prices IL resisted by an nccnmnln-
tion OF stocks The classes who buy to |
sell at n pront will hold property once
bought ~ long as possible before SELL
The St. Johns herald., 1895-07-18
New Usc fer Rubber.

Good results are obtained by using rubber in connection with an anchor rope in equalizing and relieving strain in dredging. and in measuring the depth and swiftness of currents. For merly severe strain was caused by a sudden jerking in a pitching vessel. This is now overcome by what is called rub5er accumulation, which consists of seventy rubber discs or buffers on a middle rod, so arranged that by com pression they act as a spring. The buyers arc cylindrical in shape, two and one-quarter inches in thickness, and separated from one another by metal discs one-eighth of an inch thick. and two inches larger in diameter than the rubberS, which on expansion do not overlap the metal surfaces. In this device it is found that Q compres- sion can be had of five feet. which is sufficient to distribute the strain along the entire length of the ship. The ap- plicatio is made by running tho rope from a reel located aft to the middle of the foremast, and then passing it through the rubber accumulation to the end of the anchoring boom, which is a spar thirty feet long. From this the rope with two hundred-pOund weight attached is dropped vertically into the
The St. Johns herald., 1895-07-18
HIS HEARiNG WAS RESTORED

But After Being Curad He CouIda't Even
 I;car the Picking O. Watc:,.
 A well-l,no0n physician recently told the following story to an Indianapolis Sentinel reporter:
 ii prominent Marion county farmer discovered that he was gradually get ting deaf. He couldn't hear the hired man blast stumps with giant powder.
 He came to my office and made signs tll2t hc wanted his cars examined. 2=Grn;ned them. and i'll an instant, al. most. found that his defective hearing wcS caused by the gathering of . Yyd>-y moved that obstruction of the hearing 1 was surprised at the result. The old gentlemen jumped from the chair where he had been seated and put both hcn,ls to his ears. He couldn't stand the noise from the street and the least sound atartlel Eiil. He was one of the E3o8t olc2%cd men l ever saw. lie went av;a.y and it was several weeks before l saw him again. He. called at the office with ni- wife and S,hc did Ill the talk i2l. Sae k2vIlv Iajsed hervoica ahovo 2 v ;.iSnsr and every roT an1 then si'e looic ,i at her hn.Jand in a tirlid way. SIG jaii that for several days he wO;:n net -il3,Y tna least bi5 of noise i'll the hou@c. end tjat h2 b9tchered sorac p;Ta before their time because Cf bcing affected by t.2eir s2asGl His daughter end lar husband had lived with them for tl;> years and they had to leave oD account of tho crying of their six moatha-olI b&by There were two clocks in the house, one in the dining rooia and one in the bedroom. These he stopped on account of the ticking The clock ii the bedroom was Gn alarm clock. It went off one night. He jumped from be5 ani nearly broke hi; noel; by fallinr head first On the floor. The v-oinan said that sine had to keep thc hopsc as quiet as a country grave yard fer more than two weeks, fer 1t was that long before her husband be- came accustomed to hearing. His daughter. however, has gone back to the farm with her baby, and the clocks have been started again