davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.

DeniSon Texas, June 6.--At the meeting
of the school hoard last night Prof j, a.
Blair was reelected superintendent Of the
public schools.
tic census of san Antonio lust completed
shows 104IT children in the GUY WllhiA
the scholastic ages against 9S3S last year
This Is an Increase OF blH IN one year Inc
increase is largely white.
skidmorc. Texas, June 7.-An election Is
10 he held on the 18th instant to determine
whether q district school tax of 10 cents
on the 500 valuation OF property snail be
levied for the purpose Of putting the pub
lie school buildings IN good repair There
Wil he vcry little opposition to The tax
Rogers. Texas, June 6.-'rhe board Of free
srhoSl trustees Of the Rogers school met
principal w w Inckcy; assistants, VI, X.
Wit Miss Lucy Kerr and Miss Ruby Cow
i-v Miss Sue Knox was offered her pos
non. int declined. and Mr., J. B. Reed was
elected ia Ill the vacancy caused ny her
resignation
Chappcn Hill Texas. June 6.-.The pubic
school trustees held a nepting for the pur
pose Of eiecting teachers Tor the neNt
| schnlaetlc year Prof. Ernest Of Van Al
styne was elected principal and Miss sadie
Elliott Milton assistant. Mr.. W u.
crockett was elected by thc hoard as trus
10 r. take The place Of pr Il. l.. Howell,
who has moved to Nlleen.
Bay City, Texas, June 1.-The Bay City
5, bool hoard has selected the following
teachers for the next school term Pfih
| sinai Prof J e. Comics Of Athens; FIRST
assistant. Miss Minney NJ Mayes Of Rich
nond. second assistant Miss Tenie Holmes
| of RAY CITY. The board is making a
! strong effort 10 build a brick school build
/ ing IN lime for the fan term
Terrell. Texas June 5.-The following
teachers have been elected for the public
/ free schools OF the city for the ensnins
( venr. 5. D. Irvine, principal of high
/ school: L. Y. Horn Denison; Mis- Emma
/ Perry Dublin: r y. Bryan, Mrs J. B
! icon and Misses Vern Stovall. Myrtle
/ fvrn Blanch Allen Jewell Monfay Rena
/ Andrews Lucy Caldwell. Willie Shook and
I Ninn Heath Prof W II Bunet was re.
] elected principal Of the colored school
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
Notes anI Personals.

Galveston, Texas. June Marriage L.
censes have been issued 10 Oscar Winfield
and Miss ITettle f. Jones: Alex r. Tray
Tor aud Miss Ida NJ Maxey
county clerk by j N Crunea 10 L. h.
Emery. conveying tho right to search for
oil and valuable minerals ON oigh ty-scven
acres Of land iu section 3T4 stephen
eaton survey Jefferson county and on
thirty-four acres OF lind known AZ the
Rease homestead in the Martin Durham
survey Of Galveston county
Mr. W H. Cameron left tonlrht fo,
l'hiadClphia 70 attend the Southern lG-
duSinal. to which he goes as delegate
aWonicd by the governor Mr. Cameron
VIII also attend meeting Of the An,nrl-
York June II,
a,ur. Ilta robert Webbcr. Messrs. ".
SrocE FYedcrichs Feeder and a corps 0f
engineers were in Hitchcock yestGrd1y
luy.ng oh the ground owned by tho Eo4V
monl Hitchcock on company Alderman
Wehhcr said this morning that machinery
for boring had been ordered ana the work
Of sinking q well there would begin within
the next ninety days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
FIGHT FOR BuRKE'S SEAT
EVERY COUNTY IN THE DISTRICT
WILL HAVE A CANDIDATE.
Dallas viii Furnish Hall Dozen OF
Them--sene Of Them Are Al
ready at Work.

Dalias. Texas, June THE closeness OF
the attachment Of the people Of Dallas and
oil Dallas county for Robert f. Burke was
never SO well exemplihed as in the sincere
tributes they have today paid to his mem.
DRY. The funeral of the dead CONGRESSMAN
this afternoon marked new epoch In
tho history Of similar occurrences in Dai-
las Probably never before did such
throng in this community follow the re.
MAINS Of any man 20 the grave. Certainly
there was never more respect, more uni
NerSal sorrow shown All Dallas weeps
Win the widow and her children and all
p{alias mas strlyen to pay the homage due
tne deceased. The dead congressman sleeps
otheath the sod Of Greenwood aud the
mountain of flowers that loving hands
paced above him is not more fragrant
ihah Is MS memory IN the hearts OF the
people whom he loved aud who loved him
Funeral exercises were had az the house
AMI al the First Baptist church. The ccrc-
monies were conducted by Rev 5. George
Truct aud a y. Hall After prayer,
the reading Of an appropriate piece of
scripture and sweet singing, Drs rruett
and Hall spoke fcclingly Of the man they
nave known and lovod. They were followed
~ Congressman $. W T. Lanham or
/ We1thertord. Colonel Lanham was close
70 Judge Burke. They knew each other
intimately and we'll The tribute the
Wcatherford statesman paid to his heat
colleague was eloquent In the eYtreme. He
stirred all who knew him and touched n
sympathetic chord In every heart, The
exercises at the grave were short and sim
Pile The body was laid gently In 20
( tomb, dust tn dust. the mound was coyereu
with floral offerings and the great throng
I silently melted away.
The honorary pAllhearers were: senators
Q. a Culhertsou Of Texas, and stephen
Thomas c McRae Of Arkansas. VI. r. Ben.
ton NJ Missouri, and S w. T. Lanham,
$ 3 Cooper, John L. sheppard, Il, G.
negrahenrled and c. r. RsRdell of the
Texas delegation The active pallbcarers
were: w. H. Castor. w c. Holland, s.
W. s Duncan, X. f. Cowart. r, b. Cooley
ana &, G. Wright Of Dallas, and c. c. Wat
TON NJ CorsipAua
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
Aotiultv At Crowley.

crowley, La. June 6.The Crowley on
and Mineral company will begin boring Tor
oil on its Mamou tract of land, situated
twelve miles west Of here, tomorrow. it,
derrick mas heen NJ for several weeks
pipe is all on tho ground and well outfit
has arrived with the experts aud are no"
on the ground, Active movement on tn"
part Of the Crowley OIL and Mineral com
panv has revived interest, IN the oil IS
velopmcnt Of this parish and as a rtsnit
deal 81 confidence is felt I'm the ultimate
aud surrcssfu outcome OF this we'll as
splendid Indications of oil are shown 2h
tie Nfamou tract of land and experts nae
expressed their belief In TINS lana pe'hs
Oll-bearing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
MoveMgNT oF ocEAN vesseLs.
lspccloi 10 The post.l

Special to The Postl
Port Eads-Arriycd: Puntos CGerl from
Hamburg Saltwater (Aml, from Port Ii
mon: Nicaragua tl5r1, from Liverpool via
Barbados Sailed Holstein (GerJ. for
Port Limon. Usk Br). for Cuba urquiola
tSpani. for Barcelona via Cadiz Alabama
,NorD for Bluchrlds. Olvmpin lBrl, for
PORT Limon; Fspanin (SwcdJ, for Port
Limnn,
Dungeuuess PASSED.. Norderney tGerl.
from Bremen for Galveston.
Prawlp Point Passed Helgnlind fGerJ.
from Galveston for Bremen
LiZnrd- Passed; DHgni lBrl, from Gal
weston for Hamburg, Peerless tBrJ, from
Galveston for Hamburg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
Telephones for Waxahaehie.

waxahachic Texas June g The city
council has granted 20 j - Earle and J
- Boyuton OF WACO frauohiyc 20 con-
struct and operate telephone system In
this city for Il term OF NIFTY years work 10
begin within four months after nefcpthhcc
II franchise 10y them aud 10 \ completed
In lx months The central ehergy system
NIIl 30 urPd,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08

Plano Texas. June 6 In the city election
held here IN April John w. Rowland de.
feutrd G. 81 Hutchinson by two votes Tor
CITY marshal The election was contested
hv Hutchisoil resulting In two oi Row
lau,I's votes being thrown out making th
election n :ir Another election was hcll
for citv marshal. resulting ~ G NJ lIutch.
Rowland
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
An Austin County Mound.

san Felipe, Texas june T.-Captan A r.
Lueas and Mr. +. Pepperkorn were III
town Yesterday, the guests of DIS hosS
and Davidson. and went with party 70
insnact the ''mnundr on DR.. Ross plan
tatirn preliminary steps were taken 10
organize a company With capital stock o.
s5i,GeOO Captain Lucas WAS very favor.
aby Impressed with the indications at tue
.stnound "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
on Machinery al Corpus.

Corpus Christi. Texas June Eli T.
Brawley and W A. Rider Of j. NJ. Gulfey
& CO.. who have established permanent
to,dcuorters here. left Yesterday for Alice
10 receive their first oil well drilling OUT
M. which win be erected as soon as p4s
sible on one Of the nearby ranches. ~
ordcr to he fully equipped and in readiness
20 nrortIcnllv hegin boring operations as
sncefed in their contracts on or before
.lrr 1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08

Especial 70 The Ppst)
New York. June lit IS said that the
Moore Bros. who have purchased he ROCK
Island, have done 50 FOR the ,pu,nose y
Terminating opposition 70 @ouih Missouri
ir.ercst plan II Is alleged thai they were
badig hurt in q deal Win the match rust
nMned by Edwin Gould.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
T,yI,o 70 overcome Misfortune.

Palestine. Texas. June 6-ERe storm
stricken farmers OF this sectioWare gong
I,,.avelr 10 work to retrieve their losses.
Nearly an are making prepat HtaJ ',n ~,
49,, Tnne or Northern corn ana VII also
~. w. a. variety Of late crops. we are
refting TOO much rain
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
MrG,enor pnblio schooIs.

McGregor TEXAS, June THE depart
ment of clocution of the MeGrcgor pnh-
lie school gave a recital last night under
the direction OF Miss IIadly The medal
given to Mr. Frank Nj Lyon of this city
was awarded to Miss Maud Strickland
This closes all the branches Of the school
this yPar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08

Fcrtyfourth district court today awarded
j. w shelton damages in thr sum OF 500
600 against the Gulf Colorado .md SANTA
ia Ralwaq company Inc pInoEni sued
for was $4,000 Plaintiff was run over
by a train at Purcell ! r.. and received
i1iurios which pecCsstated the Dmpulhuon
of mis- lower limbs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
THE OIL EXCHANGE.
Calls Evidenced that Much Interest Is
BEING Taken.

There was a great deal If interest dis
played at both the morning and afternoon
calls on the Houston on and Stock Ex-
change. Columbia Crude Oh is attracting
much attention, being traded IN quite
heavily. Bryan Heard stock was also a
sensation, being offered down at ono time
TO So per share and then under lively
bidding advancing to the close Of II bid
offered at 10. Below are quotations aud
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
RrewerN 10 use On.

SAN Antonio. Texas, June 6.--Ihe city
brewery has completed It's preparations for
mo substitution of oil for coal for Tue.
nlIrposes and the change viii go into che't
Nonday next.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
EIoHT on THE RoLL WEEWL

Hennessy. Tcxas.-The boil weeyil have
appeared on Sofac farms near iJlA place
and are very numerous. TWO young men
report having caught 1000 on Two acres
Of cotton.
Gonzales. Texas. June 5-A number ~
farmers ARE poisoning the boil weeHl and
others are getting ready "a lRht the pest
The cotton crop Is late ms year bnt
squares Are forming ana whenever tue
weoyll gets 10 square he q safe 90
casouallv q farmer Is met with who hays
the Wrcyii are not as numerous As thet
were two weeks ngo. Rain last night VIII
The corn crop is doing well aud Win Two
more rains during this month a hpe crop
Viii be made Corn generally s later TINS
year than usual The hay crop Is g9od
and several large meadows near town arc
Doiug cut and baied
Tepple. Bell County. TexBs June d.
Tho Mexican boil wee}il has struck y II
county az fast, quite number ot ihen
having made their appearance in thp soutn
era part Of the county = citzHns' mei-
iag was held yesterday afternoon nc u
mayors office 10 discuss the matter and o
take some steps toward WIRING out the
evll before much Roadway d made hy them.
a general discussion was INDUCED m aud
PROF MRllys recent 10 iress az ifenh "a
was read Messrs 2. l.. iiollngs Nk
and j. s. Perry were appointed comm I.
tee 20 go 20 nTeuham 0r amy other infeeted
point aud Investigate the best method Of
lighting the pests
Chappcil I'LL Texas, May s. The fight
nealusf the hOli wcevil is being waged with
derct neas ana determination. al farmers
Az tnklng hand la the coehift aud rYtrY
eort of poison and mennN for his destr -
lion are being resoried 70. Nj. John Car
iisie who a one ~ the co1uty'E lnrg 8.
rlantnrs This week nird a gas machine.
which dlspensed gas all over the plant,
and thus brought his weevilship 20 grief
otd M grave Wheihef success sfnl or not
vt,nr correspondent has not learned. II ~
believed that the MHily remedy Is the bes
and those who base used II sal mat ihe
ING went 10 his rest and tue cotton =
allied with blooms and doing hnely.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
NJ. Free DELIVERY Routes.

Hlllsboro. Texas, June 7.-Postmasier
Harry Beck and Captain colclazer, special
agent ~ rural delivery, spent the day 10
SD Merteas country mapping out two
iCutrs for Meuens.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08

Dallas. TcxGs, Jane a. r. Phillips,
who was adIufged insane in the county
court several days ago. died iodny at tnr
IN fash and starved himself to death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
c.,ha,t Gases Set for Trial,

floresyille. Texas. June S.--Distriet court
mot here Monday The Eh1aoeih Gelha y
murder case Is sex for Monass' -rh r,s =
june June 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08

Superb SerVce--optenoio oCS0ely
En- route 10 the Pan American exposition
Nagara Fails. Ainskoka and kawaftAa
axes. ST Lawrence river aud rapids
rh0usand Islands White Mountains ami
Atlantic seaco4sf resorts. via the Grand
Trunk railway system
Tor copies az tourist publications. apply
10 city passenger and ticket agent, <4D
Clark street. Chicago
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08

time hailing would almos, rertaini, .,,t,,
me well: When the haiiing was co1nn, .sas
u was found that the driller's nra3i ILL., ~
nad been fulfilled for the casing vvos s,,ch
haru and fast. Secretary Iushv osea 49,,
Inc Following statement regarding the ,,oi,
we nave abandoned the Gober we'll and
are now making an attempt 10 save rvhat
ccaaelng we can. The we'll Is approximetele
200 feet deep, with the nine stuck In tha
bottom. II Will be Impossible FOR ms 70 ,n
mother foot II we wanted TO and !, ~
now a.question of saving what casing We
can, For the present there wifi he nofh
ing done by the company toward fu-ther
development Tho way stock Is s,tiing ~
present 1t would be lmpracticalle and W.
ieei that we have done our pnrt toward
developing the field, For the present we
VIII do like others have done hy us-va i
TO see what success they Will have. Theirs
VIII be no further work done at present
and our future course Will depend upon Tue
developments made by nearby companies. F"
~
The Export oil and Pipe Line company.
Of which former senator Charles A. Towne
will he manager. will have a capitalization
of $1,000, 600. Governor Benton McNIilnn
OF tennessee will be director Tue
company holds 2OO0U acres OF land sit,
uated near Beaumont and Sour Lake and
In Calcasleu parish, La, Among the com.
pany's holdings are two and three fourths
acres ON spindletop heights.
~
Following are the closing quotations on
the Beaumont oil exchange today:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
The pishrow sult.

Galveston. Texas, June 7. In the Tenth
district court today the case Of Eva S.
pIsbrnw vs.. Ernest L. Fulton, state and
county tax collector. for writ Of man
damus 70 compel the defendant 10 accept
county warrants In payment for county
taxes. was argued and submitted.
Judge stewart took The matter Under
advIscment and will render his decision
later
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
Mrs. Mary Ashley Townsend.

GaNcsIon, Texas, Juno 7-lIts. Mary
Ashley Townsend died today at the res.
deuce Of Mrs George H. Lee In this city.
Mrs Townsend was the wife OF the late
Gideon Townsend OF New Orleans and was
well known to the literary world both
under her own name and her nom de plume
OF MARTHA
The family left by the evening train for
New Orleans. Mrs Townsend's home.
where the funeral takes place tomorrow
afternoon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08

Heavy Damages Awarded.
Dallas. Texas, June ia jury In the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08

Best for rheumatism, Eimera& Amend >
psrcser,arion 10. 2S5l Celebrated en- is
,nerits FOR many enectual cures. u. r.
scamIdt, Houston Texas. sole agent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
Judne Rryant IN Tomn.

Galveston. Texas, June T.--Iudge David
+. Bryant Of the United states circuit
court for The Eastern district OF Texas
arrived in Galveston last night rrom
Beaumont where he has Just finished noia.
ing term of court. The session was
opened last Monday and most Of the
business was disposed OF by "Wednesday
night. notwithstanding the fact that there
was large doCket and that II was eX-
pected the term would last about three
weeks, The shortness of the term was
due to the fact that the larger suits were
not ready for trial aud many of the cascs
that were disposed of were settled hy
agreement.
The oil ltlgations which are absorbing
the attention OF the Beaumont lawyers az
present VIII not consume a great deal vt
the time of the Federal court foi the rcn.
son that the oil companies are state cor.
poratlons and their Suits Will naturally ne
under the jurisdiction of the State courts.
Judge Bryant thinks that ID is only n
question of time until some of the com.
panles viii strike OIL In places that viii
enable the direction of the oil strata 10 he
located and that then there win he an,
other boom in the oil business In the
meantime the eleven gCshers. With ca.
paclty , $4,000 barrel, per day, viii bear
evidence Of the fact that there Is oil In
abundance In that ncghbOrhoOd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
OCCUPANTS OF THE CITY HALL
WARNED TO MOVE OUT.
Mrs. Mary Ashley Townsend OF New Or
leans is -oisbrow Suit Taken
Under Amusement.

Galveston, Texas, June THE commit.
tee on public property OF the Galveston
city council held meeting this morning
TO take action upon the communications
Of Chief Weguer Of the are department
and Chief Amuudsen Of the police force.
relative 20 the dangerous condition OF the
city nall. As the council has Professionally
refused In the past to heed the recon.
mendations Of this committee as 10 re.
pairing the city hail, Az that committee
could do this morning was to advise those
VINO are now using the city hall to move
out Of same al their earliest possible date.
Nofice to this effect has been handed "a
chief Amundsen OF the police department.
and the board Of health force, as VOL as
al the people who are now using thr
market purposes.
II the health department officers move
from tne city ball building IN compliance
with the Recommendation OF the commit,
tee ON public property IL viii he the sew
enth move made 10y the employees of that
department since the September storm,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08

Hounessy. TexBs.-1'he boil weeyi have
appeared on sotac farms near tbiS place
report having caught 1000 on Two acres
OF cotton.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-08
BARRE, W., FEBRUARY ., 1901

Following out what has already
been said in this column relative to
the visitation Of punishment for
crime upon the innocent, comes the
announcement that in all of the 100
silk factories of Patterson, N j.,
there Is not one that will give employ
ment to the sister of jennie B ,ssche-
ter, the victim of that recent tragedy.
Such is the inconsistency Of the hu-
man race. Only few days ago a
mob of angry citizens OF that same
city came very near to lynching the
mnrderers and now they are trying to
starve the family Of the murdered
girl whom short time ago they
sought to avenge. 1t is quite likely
that the prosecutors would be unable
to define the reason for their act ion in
either case. Impulse has too much
to do with the affairs Of men to per.
nit the wheels Ct justice to turn wi b
facility or regularity.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-08
why Cables Get Tired.

There has been some question, says
The Electrical Engineer as to the rea
son why certain cables lose their con
instances to be replaced. A learned
Frenchman has submitted paper OF
the subject to the Academic DIES Sci
ences. In this paper he states that
when cables lose their electrical prop
critics it is because they are always
used for one kind of current only. ci
Their positive or negative. If used
sometimes for positive and sometimes
for negative. they will, he states. pre-
serve their conductive qualities indcf-
initely. Experiments with nine wires
running from Paris to Dion demon
strated this, he says.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-08
GUARANTEED TO
CURE COUGHS AND COLDS
Hendricks White Pine Balsam and Tar
sARREv
BETHEL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. WACO al.
rived from a five months trip through
the West, including points 10 kansas y
{ where they visited their son H. w.
waldo, J Minnesota and Michigan
Millions Of people are familiar WIN ~, H1,
Witt's Little early Risers and those ,; Wno
use them find them to be famous nI 70
liver pills Never grippe. kendrlck q " "
Barre, Wilcox & Gillette, Moreto"n, :.
Frank Ward trav' ling musician isHhan
often called upon to. play al kl.cn ,''a
iunkets and neighbor.nood dances wa >
arrested at S. W. B'weas, rf'o SSe y.
last week by the constable OF sner'
burn, for non payment OF TAX
Coughs and colds, down to the WY ths
horder,and of consumption, yleld 70 ~
soothinV healing influences OF DR.. "ooo
Norway Pine Syrup. =.
Mr.. and Mis-. J. Frank Curriet y.
Boston are spending few weeks 81
his uncles, S. W. Barrows.
Work in the tannery was hlnoeieu
a short time Monday by the breaking
of a steam pipe.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-08

One Of the necessary factors of a
perfect civilization is municipal own
ership of the big capitalist concerns.
Germany is show ing a marked advance
ment along this line. Aside from a
growing tendancy to secure control of
all trusts, the government even goes
so far as to issue life insurance to it's
subjects and OBJ iges them to take in
surance to provide against the help
lessnesS of cid age.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-08
An Annie Kitchen.

What is said to be the largest kitchen
IN england is that of Raby Castle. tne
coat of the Duke Of Cleveland. 1t Is ~
feet square, having three chlihheys'
one for the crate, second Tor tne
stoves. and the third for the grea'
caldron. The roof is arched, with a
small cupola in the center it mas i've
windows, from each of which steps
descend, but only in one instance 10 li'e
floor. and a gallery runs round lhe
whole interior of the building. Inc
ancient oven has a diameter OF 10 feet.
Vast as this kitchen is, it must nave
been sometimes taxed by the hospital
ity of former ages, for in one OF the
APARTMENTS of the great castle 'oO
knights were upon one occasion enter
tanned at the same time. And the
knights of that day We're men OF Drawn
and sinew, who would think lightly OF
demolishing. each man of them. hve
pounds of beef, half sucking pig, a
venison pasty or two. washed down
with huge hagons Of brown October
New York Tribune.