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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
WORCESTER PATENTS.

The following patents were granted
this week TO Worcester county invent
ors. as reported from the Office Of John
c. Dewey:
George I. Browneu, Worcester, wind
ing mechanism.
George 4. Draper. Hopedale. assign
or 10 Draper company, Hopedale,
Mass, and Portland, Ne, lay for
looms
George =. Draper and c. F. Roper.
Hopedals. assignors TO Draper compa-
ny, Hopedale Mass, and Portland.
Me, lay for looms.
Henry L. CAN'T, Fitchburg, mold for
steel ingo,s.
Arthur / Jacobs. Hartford. Conn.
assiEnur, 10 I=sns assignments. TO
Wire Goods Company. Worcester. stud
forming machine.
james a. Northrop. Hopeiale, as
signor 10 Draper company. Eopedale.
Mass and Portland Me, machine for
spinning yarn
Oscar L. owen. Whitinsville. take-up
mechanism for looms.
George ". Stafford and A. z. Kel-
mel. Providence, r. l., asst gnors to
Crompt1n X Knowles loom works.
Worcester. double action jacquard ma
chine.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23

Children deprived Of fats
and mineral foods have
weak bones, fiabby flesh and
thin watery blood.
The milk Of nursing
mothers, enfeebled by chron-
ic diseases, or long contin-
ued nursing, produces the
same results.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil partly digested and
with the hypoPhosphites,
forms fat food which acts
on the infant through the
mothers milk, giving rich
blood, strong nerves and
sound flesh and bones to both.
So. aad SEQ, all druggists.
SCOTT { BOVINE, Cberais,s, New York.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
Friends Of the Latter Are
Wiling to Accommodate.

John F. Dinsdale and Dick Butler Of the
north end are the next pair OF Worcester
boxers scheduled Tor 4 match. Il doesn't
seem as if they can be kept apart There
has been some pretty warm talk concern
ing their respective merits since the nisht
they spared st one Of the PeHcan's ex-
hibidonS That was several weeks ago.
and their respective merits have been
freely discussed since.
The Dinsdale men have made the state
nlsnt that the next man they are after is
Butler. When asked by The Spy man if
they would make a Try to get on a longer
80 with Morris Rosenberg. Dinsials's
manager replied that they had = score TO
sStUs with i Worcester man first Al
Lhough ne refused 70 name the man, Dick
blueT Is the one undoubtedly he referred
II the Dinsdale people are after B,,-,a~
lhey Won have 10 use q sea-chlight to
ma MIN. II may come as > surprise to
MN 10 learn that the admirers Of this
South Worcester boy. who di6 - we'll al
some Of his friends know it. and they sail
OF -lanC that Butler wouldn't do a thing
WITH D'nsdale If the hackers Of the latter
wanted fight. The north end bows hans
on Butler, and one Of the bsS. kroyyT
SPORTS Of that section told The Spy man
ISL evening that the DinSdale people only
.-esN : 10 say the word He S9l1 Rl-3hr and
MS friends have made no talk concerning
InatcH and viii make no effort 70 secure
one. but Il the Dinsdale party seeks Il they
Won run away
b1aeT has been regarded as scientific
boxer for several years He has never a.
tempted 10 get on : long match with any
o2Nes- out n the various tournaments
WHlcn nave been held in Worcester Butler
mas invariably put on the gloves 10 assist
u carrying oEI the tournament His ae-
,olnm9Ca ing nature may get ; match for
1.ul- In the exhibition before the Pelican
Ollo several weeks ago he went into The
ring Win DiCS dale. They had q three
round bout, which was not hard. bu- But
Ter was certainly dtsap pC!rtusut Dins-
dale seemed TO be able 10 Go whatever he
s-a- points, Tor Up 10 that night he was
hardly regarded IS clever as Butler The
5000 NorE be did succL-2C t5 his friends
u compare him with Butter and Of course
jns admirers Of the latter would not stand
Tor any sighting remarks
II TIE match Is arranged the men Will
pHopaoly go 9 CS-cN-WeiEflts. They are
not N ths same class. DiUs6zle can go 81
- pounds, as his match with Rosenberg
Monday evening proves. Butler would not
&c able % get under l7a pounds IN the
opinion q his friends FJa might possibly
drop pound or two The match auaears
uneven, but what talk there has been
comes from The DllsSzle side. and Il
match IS made they can't very well insist
on brl1E!-E Butler down when ne IS maxi
ING 10 EFFORTS 70 get on Q match Il Is said
among the Dt-SESle men that -Eev don't
care what SCtle- weighs. that they wiH
take MIN al whatever weight he can get
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
Moynihan and Mclaughlin
May Race Again.

II the friends Of jeremiah J. Moyni-
with James J. Mclaughlin as they say
they are, they viii not ind much diff
iculty in arranging one.
The friends Of Mclaughlin, who stood
behind him in his match races with
J. Z. Delaney, told The Spy man last
evening that they viii be at The Spy
office Tuesday evening Of next week
10 make a match race for 1000 yards
with Moynihan. The only thing nee
essary as far as anybody can see. to
effect g match race between the crack
runners, is a meeting Of those who are
Sc thoroughly interested.
There is no question about the sin
certify OF both men. There has been
considerable talk back ana forth Tor
several days. The talk took another
jump yesterday. Moynihal is hot for
s race and his friends are as warm IS
he. The purpose OF the friends OF each
Is TO match them FOR a good prize, in
order that they may have = chance to
wager e few dollars on the result. AS
both are amateurs, they are not con-
ceEHed IN the money part Of the race.
odS tAsE can not prevent their friends
wagering aQ the money they choose.
few days ago Moynihan authorized
The Spy man TO say that he will give
Mclaughlin a race for a suitable prize
at any distance from yard 10 a thou
sand miles One Of Moynihan's clos
est friends, the man who will prob
ably handle the youngster If q match
IS made, said yesterday to The Spy man
that Moynihan VIII run Mclaughlin
= 100 yards or viii run him from here
10 the Rocky mountains.
The men who stood closest to Nc
Laughlin when he ran his two match
races with J. D. Delaney, when in
formed Of the statement Of the Moyni-
han men, said they are willing 10 make
match race against Moynihan for
1000 yards. that being the distance at
which AIoynihan beat Mclaughlin at
the Holy Cross games. Representative
Of Mclaughlin will be at The Spy Of
fee Tuesday evening at s o'clock ready
TO do their part in making a match
race with Moynihan.
The Mclaughlin men would prefer
the race take place July II that date
can be obtained and there are 10 other
counter attractions.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
NO INCREASE AT ALL.

Socialists say Wire Trust Has Really Cut
Oown Wages Instead Of Easing Them.
The socialists, at an animated meet
ing which was held last night. decided
that the increase in wages which man
ufacturing establishments in the coun-
Try are Offering today. are not in
creases. With reference to the local
plant Of the American Steel and Wire
Company. formerly the Washburn &
Mcen Company OF this city, the social
ISIS decided that the raise varying
from IL per cent TO 10 per cent, was
actually no raise at ali. as the price in
wire had gone up on the general aver
age % per cent.
The socialists decided that there was
no actual increase in wages so long as
the market price rose with even great
er strides.
The meeting was characterized by
the most heated and eloquent a-gu-
ue-Is, and a. The close. after the for
enSic battle was over. the society de-
cided that the workingman ~ot this
country or the people in general
reaped no advantage By the increase
in wages, which was really q decrease
The arguments Of the evening We're
concentrated on the American Steel
and Wire Company. One member stated
that while some wire in his particular
trade had gone up 100 per cent since
the formation Of the trust and the alb
scTption Of the Washburn & IIoan
company. other kinds had arisen in
market price by q smaller figure. the
general average, as he had computed
il. being % per cent. To this he com
pared the increase Of wages, the max
imum being 10 per cent. and the mem
bers OF the section drew back in their
chairs and emitted q long, cleeful
laugh, at the expense Of the capitalists
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
THE DIAMOND SOULS.
Ten EycEs Trophy TO be Returned 10 the
Harlem Ry=- Assoc tstiou-

John =. NeagEer president Of the
Wachuse,- Boat Club will return in a
day or two The diamond souls which
Edward H. Ten Eyck won at the Har-
lem River regatta last Memorial day
and to1 which he VIII contest at the
coming regatta, which viii also Be held
on Memorial day. BY winning the single
scu- race last year. Ten Evck became
holder 4 the trophy for a year, the
prize being offered as q perpetual prize
me condition Of ownership being that
i must Be Won thrice 10 become the
permanent property OF any sculler.
Pres dent 2Ieagher q the WachusetIs
gave personal bond OF $500 for the
SAFE return Of the trophy that amount
being required by the Harlem River
association Il viii be sent 70 Fred
, liner. president OF the Harlem River
Association, with whom Mr.. STasgha-
has been in CORES rondeuca.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
FOR THE L. A. w.
LincoIa Hollsnd en5 otnsr %orcsster
0onsyIs Renewing aoolfca.fons.

49, 49, ON'VF '' y ScS tEf
Consyls Renewing Applications.
Lincoln Holland. who has been local
consul Of the l. A W. for several wears
Is renewing applications fo- membership
o. old members Of rhe league. which ex-
2i-es On Ap-i. 7. He Is also receiving many
applications Tor membership, 3Er. Holland
has e=ea consul Tor Eve years. There ere
also two other CoGsuls in Worcester now
rank L. Goes Of New Wore ester and FL
WIN kntw!stle Of South Worces- er-wha
.goA AFTER the applications n those Ioc..i-
.!es. although their field : not necessarily
limited 10 the districts in which -hay -e-
NJ. Holland IS one Of The veteran MEM
PeTs Of the league, which Is becoming a
mora ana more honorable position as the
ss@ q th7 league adv z-ces- H Joined Il
curing the first year Of lis existence. which
was 1851 lie IS = on he lisc. Ms Uo'-
ia71 5 one OF the Oldest LADY members %
the league. He number IS -c-z which is
low for lady. IS during the early wears
q the league there were but few applica-
tons from women. 4 liclle over wear
sZc junior membership was started and
Mr.. Holland .ictle daughter. Susie ".
Holland. IS Ne in -ls list a junior mem
be-s.
a few years aEo the state division o.
Tered prizes to- the consul bring trE In the
most members during The year. Nj Ho!-
.aHc Won --st place twice. The third a7t
last year that q contest was on he was
beaten Cor first hr-o-S BY G Boston man.
II whose behalf several others worked
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
GOING WEST,
Martin J. Delaney VIII Coach Athletes Of
ST, Louis UNIVERSITY.

o. LOUIS OhiferStty.
Martin a. Delaney Of this city. brother
Of ]. D. Delaney, trainer Of the Exeter
Academy track athletic team, has signed
a contract to coach the track athletic
team Of St Louis University, whittier he
goes Monday. He returned on the mid
night train this morning, after a visit TO
his brother as he desired to say goodbye
before starting for the west.
Delaney is well versed in track athletics
ana preparing athletes for competitions,
HlS hnoWleGge OF the art extends over a
period OF several years Delaney was the
Arst trainer to prepare a Worcester high
scho0l team for competition in the annual
games OF the school boys al Holmes field.
lie has been interested in athletics since
ne can remember. In his school bUy DAYS
ne was prominent in q series Of yearly
athieuc competitions IN which the pupils
q the W lnslow street school. where he at
tended, took part. II was under his tuition
that 5. {. Brennan discovered traits az
pole vHul-ing which finally brought him
W 10 - Svet 3 inches ana the champion
ship Of New England.
" late Years Delaney looked after the
athletes Of St P4ul's Lyceum. and sin
later Of st. Anne's Society. He has ham
died J. Fred Powers Of this city. one Of
the nest sll-round men in the country. and
certslnly The best general athlete that
IN oFCeStsr mas ever turned out
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
BLEEDING PILES


AID al o,Aar forms Of his common and
often dangerous disease readily cured
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GRAFTON.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
MRS. DAYS RECEPTION.

One Of the features Of Mrs. \. H.
Days reception Will be the Memorial
dance. Mr.. Kennedy's new song and
chorus Will be sung, the solo part by
Mrs. Louise SUBWAY Heron, and the
chorus by the children. Alton L. Cobb
vii. be Israel Putnam, Louis X. Bren-
nan, the f1fer, and Roland Day, the
drummer boy. Another striking feature
OF the evening Will be the snow and
wind dance, originated for this recep-
ton,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
MRS. PLACE BURIED.
Funeral seN ces Take 7laes-East Mill
stone Grave Will se Watches,

New York, March e2,-The body Of
Mrs Martha Place, who was electro
cuted in Sing Sing prison, on Monday,
was buried in East Milestone. y. J., to-
day. 1t was accompanied by a funeral
party from New Brunswick. including
Peter D. Garratson, Mrs. Places broth
er, his four children. Rev. DR.. Cole OF
Nonhers, the minister who attended
Mrs. Place at her execution. and Rev.
DR.. Allan D. Campbell Of the Suydam
street Reformed Church OF New Bruins
wick At the grave the cover Of the
Casket was removed in order that the
relatives could view the body. There
was short service. DR.. Campbell Of
rereo prayer and Or. Cole read the
scripture and made a short address. 1t
Is understood that a watch will be kept
over the grave for some time 10 come.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23

given a trial by Boston. He Went out too
early and was wild. and Boston did no:
hold him. He has since played With East
ern League teams and was on syracuse
for a couple of seasons
STREET. PLAYED last ysS- with the Column
bus team Of the Western ASSCclat:o0. He
Is a right-hauded pitcher and is sooi
one.
Tho quartet o. pitchers now ready for
tho Worcester team are Horton, Nlau,
STREET. and Lampe.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
A NEW OFFER.
4 Chicago Promoter Wants the Fi,zsjn,-
mcas-Jeffriss Flight.

New York. March 22.-When W. \,
Brady and Martin Julian meet 10 d.
eide where Fitzsimmons and Jefrizs
vii. fight, they will consider c new pro
position from G. Bennett, q Chicago
promoter. who has offered $4,000
purse for the men to battle for NJ.
BENEFITS $3.50 forfeit, and Brady.
who has had some correspondence wita
him is anxious 10 discuss the details Of
the bid with Firzsimmons' representa-
tive. He says that he IS anxious 10
have the fight take place where the
largest purse can be obtained and If
Benefits offer is more advantageous
than either OF those now under consid-
Grafton, it will be accepted. Bennett
proposes to have the fight take place
in an ampitheatre erected fol the oc-
casion in either Illinois. Indiana or
Missouri. He is now in Kansas CITY
looking for a suitable battle ground in
that locality.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
RvILDING PERMITS.

Building permits were yesterday is
sued 10 the following;
TO Charles 4. King. for himself. for
a wooden barn - by 2S feet. on Hob
son avenue. and also for an addition
10 building owned by Edwin Eldred az
Company a IS Benefit street
To Joseph 5. Loz and Alexander eau
lin. for p wooden wash house at l2l
Southbridse street.
To l.. H. Bonueau and Mary Boulard.
for a wooden addition 20 store at the
corner Of Mott street and Penn ave-
nue.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
PAY I'M ADVANCE
Uncle Sam Offers Extra Inducements for
Me7 . Enlist.


Matthew Smith and John Koskie Of
Worcester and Ous P. Daby. formerly
Of the United States hospital at Fort
Meyer, Va. passed the examination at
the recruiting Office in the Walker
building yesterday, and will be sworn
into the service On Friday. The men
viii join the Twenty-drs, infantry at
PlaJtsburg barracks. y. Y.
The government offers men who have
seen foreign service who enlist within
the next three months two months paw
in advance a. the rate Of 1850 per
month, and any man who was detained
in the service and did not get to Cuba
or Porto Rico, will, If he enlists within
the next three months, receive one
months pay when sworn INFO the SER
vice.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE MEETING
The Chief Business NH b. the Approval
of the Base BAL Schedule

Washington, March 21.-President
Young announced tonight that a spe-
cial meeting Of the league Is scheduled
for Friday next at 2. m. at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. New York. Routine bus
mess, the details OF the St Louis
Cleveland transfer and the approval Of
the schedule are 10 be the chief faa-
lures Of The meeting. The schedule will
be approved and given 10 the press for
publication not later than Saturday.
President Young and Assistant Score
tary Young leave for New York Thurs
day night.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
ELECTED OFFICERS.

The Massachusetts Progressive Asso-
citation held their annual business meet
ms OF the year al the place Of business
Of Walter n. Coshburn ~ Main street
last evening. and elected the following
Officers for the coming year: President.
Henry Johnson; vice president, John
Clark; secretary, Walter NJ Coshburn;
treasurer, George Alfred Busby; chap
lain Rev Hiram Conway; executive
committee, H. c. Johnson w. ". Gosh
burn, G A Rushy, II. c. Elliott, I. 3,
Hope, ell.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
Mr.. CARVER WAS KING JOHN.

ne Second Parish Club met last
luSnt at the church vestry and read
.S,haAspere' $ King John under the drec-
uon Of Prof. u, w Coombs Of the POW
leehn!c Institute. Mr. Carver took the
paI1 OF King John. There was a good
, ,iS..l Of the members present and the
and skill A'' 'e
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
DoUGHNUT cLUB BANQUET.

The Doughnut Club rendered Rev. J.
". Thompson, pastor Of Grace NJ L
Church, banQue. a Marshalrs din
ing rooms, yesterday afternoon. Among
those who were present were Rev. Mr.
end Mrs. Thompson Samuel c. willis.
William =. Cheney. William r. LRrlxin
A. a. Mclaughlin ana David Armitage.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
DR.. HALLS SUCCESSOR
The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian ChuT'
viii Probably Select Rev Alex CON
nell Of London.
NO. gao MAIN STREET.

New York. March eat the sessl"}
of the Fifth Avenue PresbyteH'
Church tonight, it was decided to ga
q meeting Of the members Of the chul'
for April 9, for the purpose Of elec''A
Rev, Alex Cornell Of Loncyn as pas.So
OF the church to nh the vacancy cagisfn
by the death of Rev. Dr.. John ,n1n GI
The sessions action means praclo""
the election Of DR.. Council.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
TWO MORE PITCHERS,
lampe ans strsi: are ne Ven an5 the
Formers ecu.h Paw,

Formers South Paw.
The new pitchers Of the Worcester Base
Ball Club who have been signed since
President c. 4. Ma-ston was in this city
las week. are Henry J. Lampe and STREET..
who is now under contract with the Bos-
tons, and will accompany the team to
Durham, y. c.
L-ampe is well known 20 Worcester base
pal! men. He Is left-handed pitcher. and
i the man 70 whom President Marston re
te-7ed when he said that he would have 2
ieft-1arder IN the club. He PLAYED with
the HaTernills several years ago. and was
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
STARTING FOR CUBA.

sseFstaFY AIEer az Las; Sats Out on His
Long Proposed Trio.
Washington. March 22.-Secretary
Algsr and party OF friends left here
tonight by train for Savannah. Ga.
On their way 10 Cuba. Al Savannah
the party VIII take The transport In
saAs. in which the voyage to Havana
viii be made. The secretary's trip has
.wo objects in view, first 10 farailiarize
himself with existing conditions in Gu
o2, and, second 10 obtain q brief re-
spite from Office duties. Those who ac-
coUpanied him include ". s. smith
his business partner at Detroit. and \
II, Henry. his bro,har-in-law.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
MEETINGS, ETC.
WORCESTER COUNTY INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS

The ANNUAL MEETING of the Cor.
Poration will be held at its Banking
Rooms, No. - Foster Street, on SAIURR'
DAY, the 25th instant, at 5 O'Clock, Pm.
CHARLES A. CHASE. Treasurer.
Worcester, March IS. 1900.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
NsETENCEO FOR TWO YEAR,

Boston, March 22.-Charles z. C.a,II
a Springfield letter carrier, for .s sgs
ing letters containing money, plg.Ifaass
guilty and was sentenced TO the No "a
sachusetts reformatory at ConcoFu >
two years.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
FOR THE SCHUYLER MISSION.

There will be a concert this EVENING
AZ a, Vhe Nam street Baptist Church FOR
'he dement, OF the Schuyler mission,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23

AT the conclusion Of the regular
nmeeung OF Quinsigamond Tribe Of Red
Men, last evening, a musical proern M
Of Ia numbers was given. "'''
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23

Avoid harsh, purgative pills They VIZ af
you sick and leave you constipated;. - sea
ter,s Little Liver Pills regulate the W.
and cure you.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
TEAM ; WINS.


At the Hancock Club alleys last evening
two teams scored the following:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
WORCESTER COUNTY INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS

The QUARTERLY MEETING of til:
Trustees of the Institution will be he'd
at their Banking Rooms, No. 10 Foster
Street, on SATURDAY, the 18th Instant
at four forty-tve o'clock, P. NJ.
CHARLES A. CHASE, TREASURED
Worcester, March IS, 1909.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-11-17
Why Eat TOast2

Invalids the world over are given
their bread in the form OF toast. The
lay world is generally quite ignorant
of why this is done. 1t is because,
explains a medical authority, that
toasting bread until it becomes brown
largely converts the starch into dex-
trine; and hence, so far as the brown
portion is concerned, one Of the pro-
cesses of digestion is gone through be.
fore the bread is taken into the stom-
ach. 1t will be found that the thin
ner the slices ol bread and the more
thoroughly they are toasted, the cas-
ier digestion will be, and when all por-
tions of the slice of bread are thor
oughly toasted-not burned, but still
changed to a deep brown color-it
will be found to be still more easily
digested than ordinary toast.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-11-17
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON FRIDAY EVENING" Nov H. l899

alert all night. Fortunately, no Indi-
ans put in an appearance, and by
morning the debauched men had
slept off their intoxication.
Thus the gap in the mountains
where the camp was made received the
name of Whisky Gap. For many
years it was the favorite camping
place for the more credulous of the
old freighters and emigrants of the
"trail days." but the little spring was
never Il fountain of youth" as it had
been in the old days, when iirewater"
gushed up out of the rocks to quench
the thirst of II company of United
States soldiers.