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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church VIII meet III the
church parlors this afternoon at 2:So.
The Black Hawk social club dance
viii be given this evening in Garfield
han. \ good time is assured al who at
tend.
The regular Thursday evening prayer
meeting at Emporia avenue Methodist
Episcolap church this evening at 30
o'clock
Mrs Williams division of the Junior
Kelso club will meet with Miss Nora
Cubbon at 1855 North Market street, sat
| urday at $50 p. M
Regular meeting Triple Tie Benefit as
ISOLATION this evening in A. o. L. ".
hail, 125 South Main street. Ill men,
beTs requested TO be present
Knights of Columbus viii give an en-
tertainment and supper this evening at
School Hall. St. Francis and Second
street. All Knights are invited.
The ChildIen's Home Board will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Cottman, corner
Central and Waco. Thursday afternoon
at 2:3o. 4 full attendance is desired.
The East Side W. c T. I. win meet
| this afternoon AZ 2:3o O'Clock with Mrs.
Gilmore, Gil Chic. a large attendance is
Gesired. Scissors, as there is work to be
done.
The W F. NJ society of St Pauls
church Will meet at 3 p. m. with Mrs.
/. F. Cochran, 49, West Ninth street
Al members and friends are urged 10 be
present
Regular review of Wichita tent No. q,
Knights OF Maccabees. this evening. I'm
portant business to come before the tent
Every member Of the degree staff is re-
quested TO be present.
The Epworth League of the First VI. 2.
church Will hold its regular monthly
social and business meeting Friday even
ing at 7:30 in the church parlors. All
are cordially invited. DO not forget the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
AssembIy c,rcIe Pronram.

Assembly Chatauqaa Circle viii meet
with Miss Kendle next Monday evening
The program is as follows:
Roll Call ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Suggestions
Saxon and Slav. TO page 1S2. Miss Stanley
Literary Leaders Of Modern England
Chapters :. S. g. and 1o..-..-. Mr.. Jones
Paper. Lord Give and the British in
India .-..---. -..-...-M Mr.. Mckiuzie
Reading. Columbus by Tennyson.-...-
-.-.---- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MISS DooSe
Music ............ .-..........Mr. Mcconnell
Leader ................%t ....... Miss Evans
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Eoworth CIRCLE Prouram.

Epworth Chautauqua meets Monday,
Nov Il at $50 in First NJ. z. church.
Roll Call: Reports on Colonies and Out
posts Of England, or Quotations from
Iennyson. Saxon, and Slan-Niiss Curry.
How England Secured Gibraltar-AIr.
Dunn.
Beginnings Of Australia and New Ze-
land-NIlss Moore
Literary Leaders. Chapters XI and XII
Miss Stever.
The Idylls Of the King-studies by Cir
nfc r-croher
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orator-Final obligation. Fred H. stuckey
Music:
Recessional-Awake .....---.....tQ uartette
Processional-Onward Christian Sol
dier. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Quartette
Gloria Tibi observation-disclosures Qusrtette
Praise Ye the Father -......... Quartette
Tableau:
Solder of the Light
ZSoldier OF Freedom.
3-soldier of the True Religion.
Soldier of the People
Soldier of Scottish Freemasonry.
6-Symbolic of the Scottish Mason's
Duty
Doxo,ogy.
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Bill of sale Filed in the KObt. Cooke
Estate

= sale bill was filed in the Robert Cooke
estate yesterday. 1t amounted to 81. 1876 IS
This was for personal property ard was
a good amount for one mans personal
property. Henry Maggie is the administra-
tor. John Mccormick Of Mount Hope
was the auctioneer and Newt. Bridgeman
.,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13

of her mother at Mt Gregory, Iowa. She
lett for the old home last evening.
The wife and daughter of Charles G.
Martin. chief engineer Of the Calumet
street railway OF Chicago. are visiting
relatives and friends in the city. Mr..
Martin was formerly of Wichita.
New laundry machinery IS being put
ir the ST. Francis hospital by the Troy
Laundry Machine company, Of Chicago,
this week and the Kerr Supply company
OF Belleville. H., are putting in the steam
fitting.
Robert E. Campbell and Miss Olive
Decatur were quietly married yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell viii go 10 the
ranch in Meade county. where the acci-
dent occurred which caused the death OF
Mr. CampbelIs tNin brother.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13

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sunfIomer cIrce Prooran.

The Sunaower {. l. q c. VIII meet next
Monday 1t $50 with Miss Mason. IW7 y.
Lawrence.
Lawrence. The following is the program:
Saxon and slav 70 page ls7 - Mrs. Barry
Paper. How ENGLAND Secured Gibraltar
and other Colonies Mrs. CcLean
Literary Leaders OF Modern England.
Chapters & and 14.--..........M Mrs. Sweet
Music .......... .............- Miss Evans
Leader -....................-..M abelle Ledd
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rsss gees soy --<ss-~--l Hrsxr
cs-r@l Ee--re5 ~ usra-s 10 -rfhans
pests s,se C~1-1 G--re~a- Ess.ss q,
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80 cafes ~ 80 $500 <srers--ert .@ssv
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WICHITA CONSISTORY. no. .
HTRTY- SECOND DEGREE MASTER
OF TIE RDYAI SCRET


Vedic Poet -..-......--...--B y. 3. Cushrnan
Hirdoo Savages ..-..........-----.---..--
c y. carey. 3. 2 Hull r. e. Harris.
Wn Beatty. @. P TAYLOR. W 3
Throckm0rton-
Third Apartment
Master Of the Kadosh. Bsur5-H3 aiienstein
Marshal II monies. n L. TRULY
SaEes ..--.------.----.. ------------- .---.-
Q. r Taylor, F. p Harris. chas Il
Pritchsrd. Clem Srruance. p. T. Bird,
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Wichita. Kansas. November II.

The Lopez Remedy company made ship
ment yesterday Of their remedies to the
following places: Chicago. H. Brant-
ford. Canada; Scranton. Pa: Pittsburg.
Ca; Port Arthur, Texas; Phoenix ATiz-
San Jose Cal; Goble. ore; BOnesteel.
Dakota, and Omaha NeU., and many
other places within the circle. Although
on the market less than one year. il
shows the spread OF the remedies. True
merit always wins.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13

Bishop Hennessy returned yesterday
from ST. Louis where he took an active
part in the dedication of st. Marks ca
thedrsl in that city. This edihce is a
german church and one Of the finest IN
ttat CITY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
ROSA MARKS DEAD
Remains Brought Here Yesterday for
burial

Rosa Marks, aged So years. died Of heart
disease at Winfield Tuesday. and was
brought here for burial yesterday. She
vas a Jewess and special services were
conducted over the remains before be-
ing brought here. Interment was made
at the Highland cemetery at 2 O'Clock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
A YuIe-Tide
Dinner

Quaint and appetizing, is finely
illustrated in the December num-
Der of The DELINEAToR. Recipes
and directions for It are given in
full, and for many other season
able dishes in the department of
i" THE KITCHEN"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
AIma chautauoua clrcIe-

The Aina Chautauqua circle meets
next Tuesday evening. November Is at
the residence OF AIr and Mrs. I \
Bone Mrs. Taylor, leader. Program.
Saxon and Slav to page I57-Mrs- Hart
man.
Music-Miss Edna Bone.
Literary Leaders OF Modern England.
chapter -Mrs- Dean, chapter =. Miss
Hamilton.
Recits;ion-O. c. Eckstein-
Discussion OF Jockey Han"-Mrs.
Cramer
Rou CalI-Curre.t events.
The Womau-s Auxiliary u s. Johns
church VII meet Friday Afternoon at :. 81
clock With Mrs II 5 Van Dusen. SIS
North Topeka Miss Crouch. secretary OF
the Associated Charities. viii address
the meeting All ladies' Of the parish and
congregation are given a cordial invita-
ton TO attend Please bring yoar mite
boxes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
PERSONAL PROPERTY S4,496.78

Wright wrongs no man. Wright's old
fashioned buckwheat -four is pure.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13

Edna Newberry yesterday filed a petit
tion for divorce from Dudley Newberry
in the district court of this county.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24
AMICABLE
SETTLEMENT
EXPECTED
BY Both Sides in the Miners
Controversy

Washington. Nov. Wayne Nc.
Veagh. the operators counsel before
the strike commission issued a state.
meut this morning. giving the details
Of renewed negotiations tending 20 a
settlement OF the anthracite questions
He believes that the course OF the
railways in advancing salaries 20 the
miners would prove the most potent
factor He says that while Mitchell
was still being interrogatsd be was
asked 20 meet him ln a private confer.
ence with f. -. Thomas. by which all
arrived at the conclusion that an am.
icablo and satisfactory settlement
could he reached outside OF the com.
mission The move. therefore. is not
attributable 10 p weakening on the
part OF either side. but rather due % a
general better understandings
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24
DISCUSS
ARMY
CANTEENS
War Office Makes
Official Statement
Post Commanders Generally
Favor ReadOptiOn
Canteen Conducive TO the
Moral Welfare of Soldiers

Washington. Nov. 24.-An official
statement was given out by the war
department today on the subject OF
the army canteens. II says that 300
dives have been started adjacent 10
army posts since the canteens were
abandoned. selling the vilest liquors.
There are "A saloons near posts in the
United states alone. In no case has
any post commander expressed the
opinion that the abolition Of the sale
Of beer in the army canteen has re-.
suited In improved conditions The
majority openly recommend the can.
teen as the best means to preserve
good morals
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

Mrs. o. p. Beardsley. of Eola. and
daughter. Mrs ]. J. Read. Of Portland
were over from Polk county today.
Mrs Read will return home next
week.
Mrs. j. ". Mckinney OF Turner
was In the city today
Asa Callister and Sadie Ray Blosser
and Algie Murphy and Ala Moray 10.
day procured marriage licenses az the
county clerks Office
The marvel OF the age-Liquii Air.
Dozens Of experiments next Weines.
day night at the Y. VI. c. A.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24
WOODBURY.
PIONEER
KILLED
Monday Forenoon By the
Albany Local Train

Woodburn, Or, Nov. 24.-(Speciau
Bradford Boynton, a resident OF this
city and an old pioneer Of Oregon.
while crossing the railroad track OF
Young street this morning, was struck
by the engine OF the Albany local, and
seriously. II NOT fatally inquired. His
skull was fractured and his right
shoulder. arm and leg broken. He is
not expected 20 live
Woodburn, e:2l p, m.-BOyntOn has
just died
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24
LOYAL
COLLEGE
JUBILEE
JesuitSi of Baltimore EN
Fiftieth Anniversary

Baltimore. Md. Nov 24.-promi,.
Roman Catholic churchmen and ~
Gators from several parts Of the co.
try are here 20 take part 10 the po,a-
jubilee celebration Of Loyola COLI,
The celebration commenced to5..
with a solemn requiem mass fo, 4
ceased alumni. the ceIebraut beipg a
Rev. John F. Quirk. 5. j.. rector of "A.
college The program covers the g,.,
er part Of the week Commemors,.
addresses will be delivered by M.
Of note. and on Thursday Csrs.,,
Gibbons will celebrate ponuhcal bs
mass.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24
Judge Boise
Holding Court

The suit for divorce and the injuuc-
zion sui, - Mary Gibson SIS. Thomas
Gibson are being heard before JI5E5
Boise A -rear uuwher 10 Witnesses
have been summoned ay both sides
and the cases are being bitterly con-
tested The parties DO not appear 10
object 90 being leEauy separated. for
they have been unable 20 live toseth-
er nut there Is a dispute ever the a.
vision of rhe property
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24
CHICAGO STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
FOR MONDAY ONLY

We Manufacturers cost OF Pr
ductou We do large I"
have novelty g
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24
STATE
SUPREME
COURT
Decides Against Met
Schan and Giltner
Cannot Obtain Interest for
LOaning Treasury Funds
Other Important Cases De-
cided and One Local Case

The Oregon supreme court sustains
the findings OF Judge Boise In the case
of eN.State Treasurer Metschan loan.
ing public funds q the Williams d
England bank, virtually holding such
loans We're fel1uicus. and no interest
due on the amounts loaned. although
the bank books show such interest was
paid az times. and these public funds
were loaned over and over at stated
periods 20 the bank
Williams & England Bank Case.
An extended opinion was today
handed down IN the reCelyership of
W. r. Slater VS.. The Williams d Eng.
land Banking Co. Salem.
The findings OF Judge Boise are af
flrmed, holding that State Treasurer
Metschan cannot claim interest on
state funds OF s25.0uo deposited in
said bank. through r c. Gnner. as
agent The decision by Bean j.
The decision holds: "A public Of
teer may not loan, with or without In,
terest, any part Of the public funds In
his Possession without being guilty OF
"A felony; but he Is required 20 keep
such funds safely and for that pur
pose may deposit them 90 a bank. pro.
yided they are al an times subject 10
his order, and there is no fixed period
during which ne has a right 20 de
mand their return"
Portland Bank Case.
The suit OF the German Savings
Bank VS.. Sarah a. Kern. eNecutrix; ap
peal from Mulnomah county. is az
hrmed Bean, j
State vs., 0udley-Affirmed
This defendant was tried and con
victed for aiding Ralph Bland in an
attempt 10 escape from the Marion
county Jail I'm April 1909 The court
holds il was NO defense that defend
ant was innocent OF the crime for
which he was imprisoned The pris
oSer is serving a sentence at the pen
under Judge Burneu's decision. Dis
rict Attorney Hart wins this suit
Wolycgton. J.
Glst VS.. Ooke-Effrmed
An appeal from judge Boise. OF Ma
rion county; suit over dividing line be
tween lands OF parties. The troubl,
arose ont OF trouble i'm finding the tru,
government corners.
( The decision of the lower court. ir
favor OF DoEe. Is sustained. and IN,
Seth Hammer survey "by reason o..
defendants adverse holding" has he
come thee deciding Hre w. h
Holmes was attorney .or p1Ee Bean
3D.
Ruekma0 vs. Ormond-hHirmed.
/ This is aa appeal from Na~for
|county 90 recover Sl-5 for use OF m
Ieneine and boiler Moore C.. j.
S. R Iiuyh.cm aut D. b. Adam,
argued q motion .u rhe -g.t cf th.
! |Flowsrng Mills Co. US tae state. to
Iuse OF water from Nul Cvges.
Win r. King and T. r Webster ap
Ipsa~ed 20 argue state VS.. Turner an.
Gray. appeal from Nalheur county.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24
WAS
CONSIGNED
TO PORTLAND
Adams Express Robbed of
Forty Thousand Dollars

Lincoln Nov 24.-It has just be-.
come public that a package. contain.
ing $4,000, was stolen from an Adams
Express COS car here Friday. II was
consigned 20 Portland Oregon. Mes
senger White. while transferring a
package from one safe 20 another laid
IL down, and while his back was
turned IL disappeared.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24
At the Old place.

Leave orders early for your Thanks
giving Turkey at Stelners market
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

Mems s-c fleece lined 1l-sfs~
$50.
Mems -5c wool Reese lined ul-"
wear 4sc.
SI-5c cotton taruuE rl- .e.
SIS best Saxc1y woo. Ea1l .e-
Ladies' s1n0 co-sets special '''
4sc.
Best -.'-yarl spool Cu-'.- --
z-c 4.ueh wide SILK -...1l !A-l -
no. g silk raHe-a ribbon. y2fl -
l5c silk garter elastic yards l''
Best sewing s.Lk, a. l---ls-
o THE QUICK.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

Largest stock Of all the styles in silk.
Our Peau De Soies, Tafietas, Imper.
ials. Japs and Chinas are all selected
with view Of giving 20 our custo-
mers the very best values possible for
the money expended. We carry yard
wide Taheta in several grades and
have skinner's and other grades OF
yard wide guaranteed satins. The
fancies We how are just the right thing
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24
New EleCCtri
Line Wires

The Salem street railway compsm
is continuing the improvement Of n.
property in this city and has lust
stretched a new trolley wire for n,
Statestreet line. The new wire .,
tends from Winter street 10 the end q
the line at the state prison.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

The Grand Trunk Railway. OF Cana.
da S. contemplating 70 build a line
from Ontario 20 the Pacific.
Mrs. Bloomfeld-Zeisler the noted
Chicago pianist. secured a triumph IN
a concert given by her in Paris sun.
day
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

-Nc school plaid Dress goods l2iaC.
5'c cashme7-s. an shades, yard ESQ.
$50 sN.uch novelty dress goods F9c.
$50 velvet and corduroy. all shades
acc.
Remnants dress Eu05s half price
l-l cashmere lauuels gard &C.
$50 novelty walst---s yard l-tsc-
Remnants outing 1auuel half price
Great values in table linens bIan-
ke-s and comforts cheap. Great bar
Eans iu SIX aarikerchlets and SILK
nufiers.
s1t~=e -r- =
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

Bowen wired the state department
az Washington from Caracas that he
Colombians who had invaded vene
zuela November 10th. were defeated
and retreated across the line the 1871
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-06-26
Snow ord uniI.

Why water should sometimes fall as
soft snow crystals and at others In
hard lamps of Icy hail is n question Of
interest The difference is entirely one
of time Snov crystals are formed very
slowly. the frozen atoms of water
grouping themselves with mathcmatic
III precision around different centers
Hail. which generally falls In warmer
weather IL rain frozen suddenly by a
sharp drop OF temperature In the upper
air. Wind nearly always accompanies
hail. while the larger and more perfect
snowtlakes are always formed in calm
air.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-06-26
Williams joke.

An amusing story is going the rounds
in artistic circles I'm g., n about the
German emperor \ r,f.ain portrait
painter had executed Il remarkably
good portrait of his own little son, rep
resenting the latter MS sitting on his
mothers lap. very much the same rs
the child in the painting by Rubens.
Every one admired the portrait i'm
mensely. Not so the little boy, however,
who was teased so much by his school
fellows for being painted with moth
Ing on" that he came crying TO his ia
ther and besought him. with many
sobs. to paint a shirt on TO him. The
painter was so tickled at this that he
told the story TO the emperor one day
while his majesty was paying n visit
to the studio The kaiser was extreme
ly amused and when giving instruc-
tons about Il portrait of himself said,
But not in your little sons costume"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-06-26
BE Careful.

BE careful 10 use good grammar. One
of the most common grammatic errors
In the United States is 'he don't" PEG
pie who would not dream of letting
such m ahsmdity as "he do" cross
their lips seize every occasion TO de
clare that he done" without appar
emily the least idea that they are of
Tending against the laws OF the Ian
guage. Ii is very nearly ms easy to say
''he doesn't one would not be 40 un.
reasonable as TO look for n complete
'hc does not" In this age of scuttle and
rush and the grammatical integrity
Of the phrase ought TO compensate for
the labor Of IN extra syllable
The next in frequency excepting
amt instead of isn't-Seems to be
those sort of things" evidently found
ed on hazy idea that those" is
under the influence of the plural
things rather than Of the strictly sin
gle sort" When that sort Of things"
and "he doesn't" are restored to their
rights i'm common speech, the words Of
our mouth will be very much more &c
ceptable
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A shre,yd Woman.

Stories told of Nine Humbert, one of
the pair of French swindlers who Dor
rowed S10.0o000o on mythical inner
itance. make her out most extraordi-
nary woman. One story tells Of how
she outwittcd sherlff's officer who
called upon her with a selZer warrant
in behalf OF II pressing creditor. Nine.
Humbert was very gracious to the Off
Ger and offered him n pearl necklace
worth 10000 francs In satisfaction of
the claim. 1t was $50 p. m. and the
legal day in France expires at 6 p. m.
To gain time Nine. Humbert fastened
the necklace around her neck that the
officer might ''see how well 1t looks
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-06-26

subjects of the crown, there is move
ment on foot to establish colonies in
other lands where they may make a
new start. Many of the Cape Colony
Beers are now in Portugal, where they
have been awaiting developments, and
some Of them are at present In this
country. Among the latter is w. ID.
Snyman. who fought with the Beers as
commandment until near the close Of
the war. Mr.. Snyman says that II
proper encouragement is received colo
MES Of Beers will be established in
some OF the western states and terrific
ries of the United States. He thinks
this Is the best country for them and
also affirms that the Cape Colony Beers
would make good citizens of this coun-
try and that mo one would have occa-
sion to be ashamed of them"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-06-26

Your death and my death are mainly
of importance 10 ourselves. The black
plumes will he stripped off our hearses
within the hour. tears VIII dry, hurt
hearts close again. our graves grow
level with the churchyard, and, al
though we are away, the world wags
on. 1t does not miss us, and those who
are near us when the first strangeness
of vacancy wears off will not miss us
much either.-Alexander Smith In
"Dreamthorp."
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-06-26
A Pie Investirn,ion.

One morning Johnnys mother dis.
covered II shortage IN her supply Of
pies. baked the day before. and her sus
picions fell upon Johnny.
Johnny" she said. do you know
what became of that cherry pie that
was OH the second shelf In the pantryY
Yes. ma'am." be replied. II ate It.
but had to-"
You had tor exclaimed his aston
ished mother "What do you mean.
child?"
THE teacher asked yesterday If any
of us could tell her how many stones
there are in cherry pie. and | couldn't
find out without eating the whole pie,
could |? There's just l43."
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-06-26
HUMOR OF THE HOUR
rreaenco Of Mind.

Thomas Barry, Boston lawyer who
is often referred to as the "Al Shields
of the Hub" was recently examining
Celtic witness IN the Boston municipal
court in suit having to do with an
accident on the street cars. Here IL
fragment OF the information elected
by Lawyer Barry's advice that the
witness tell the story In his own words:
well. the man fell In tn street as
the carr passed; thin tn carr stopped.
an we all ran out. The crowd gath
cred ar-round tn man an shouted:
He's kilt! He's kiltv Thin Oh jumped
In, pulled dozen of tn spalpeens out
Nv tn way an yells at 'em 'Yez thick
heads, yez! II tn mans kilt, why In
hivvin's name don't yez stand to wan
side an let him have a br-reath Nv
Observation-Disclosures Times.
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NINE. HuMBERT.

upon woman" Then by the merest
accident she snapped one Of the
threads. and the beautiful pearls were
sent rolling over the floor In every di.
rection. While she assisted the officer in
securing the scattered pearls she
watched the clock. As they arose from
the search the clock struck g. On
madame's face the amiable expression
gave way TO look of triumph as she
said: Monsieur. 1t has struck O. The
legal hour Is past, and | shall feel
Obliged If you will take your depar-
ture" That night Nine. Humbert left
France, and the beautiful necklace
went with her