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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-08-04

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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
PRINTERS ON STRIKE.
1pokane Did Without It's Newspapers
Yesterday and May Continue

FL .E
Spokane, Wash, July 2e.-Bvery
printer employed by the Review quit
work Sunday night. For the first time
In nearly eleven years no paper was
published yesterday morning. AS the
Evening Chronicle and Evening Bulle-
tin use the same composing room I'M
der contract, both these papers ara
equally involved.
The trouble arose from a disagree
ment as to wages submitted to arbitra-
ton. The a%rbitrators decided in favor
OF the publishers. The printers APP
pealed to the national board OF arbi-
tration, consisting of President Lynch,
OF the International Typographical un-
ION; Commissioner Driscoll, OF the Pub
!1shers' association. and a third man to
be chosen by them. President Lynch,
however, refused to agree with Dr1scoll
on an arbitrator, and the printers
walked out.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
BELIEVE CROPS WILL
MEET EXPECTATIONS
.Grain Men and MilIers Of South
Dakota on a Tour OF
Inspection.
TEN MILLION INCREASE
TEN MILLION INCREASE
ear]av Yield AIone is Expected TO In.
ossase Two Million Bushels-Corn
Crop 10 Also Exception
ely Fine.

Hvon S. D. July 2S.-A. G. john
son o Wtno<a. general passenger
agent for the Chicago and Northwest
ern railway, passed through the state
this week with a party Of grain men
on q toH1 Of inspection Of the South
Dakota crops. The report they gave at
the compilation OF this trip was a very
pleasing and satisfactory one. They
believe the crops this year are much
better than they were last year. Wheat
Will go fifteen bushels to the acre. Ac-
oordinS 20 the government crop last
year there Was a yield of 43.973,O S3
bustlsa IN this stats. Mr.. johnson says
this will be increased to owe 10000, 600
bushels this year. Two million bushels
is the increase in the yield of barley
thts year. The corn acreage will re-
main about the same as last year.
The corn crop in this state is excep-
tionally fine, especially in Beadle coun-
ty, which has the best corn crop in the
state. Many acres We're soWn to pota-
toes this year and the crop now prom
Uses TO be an excellent one. The price
OF wheat is now ranging around 75
cents per busllel and If the price keeps
up until fall. large fortunes will be
made by farmers all over the state.
Wesley Stafford. an old-time Huron
boy.tH to be married to Miss Lulu
Blanche Tracy of Sioux City, at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Tracy, August S, 1903.
William Holbein. who has held the
position Of business manager of the
Journal-World since this paper started,
has given up his position here and has
gona 70 Brookinss to accept similar
work
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
GREAT FIGHT A
Alleged the Failures Were FL
Southern Pacific Interest

Nav yorL I,,,,, % -L.da;,
INC racant Ssya1nn,nants ~ !
hro,rht NJ Man, M ,.,,s]
apaIns+ Nc arrim sr.s,
So,,thar, pa roiirn,d - ~
here than tho fs;,,,ra ~, Ihs Tasl
$500 $500 ~
fhev ara onneainr - n]rs,en n L, Il
NJ a nat,t;nn 70 racai,sa. 70, !. Il
rn,d nv
A hr,af 10. s,aa ,ar, ,,s :. Az
tha 11nitaa otota. Ira,,;t Go,,.s'
nas,s ~ Sanatnr ToraEsr ~ MI
Edwos ro,S.ashaah ~ Nsn, ~
Au@,,.tus = yui,son o,,Is N
attornevs for TaIhot TO vlor !
talon daciaro+ton - ,na,
" -
=. 100 -. -.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
MAY BE A LYNCHII
Far'ners of Clarke County, NJ
Just Across Iowa Line, Avl
lacking tho Jail.

Pennington, Ia, July 29.-Sa1
night between 8 and II Gertrude
a pretty 16-year-old girl reside
Kahoka, Mo. was assaulted on t43
between her home and Medill, N
q colored man named Clark
der to overcome her the negrog
razor, cutting and stabbing her
verely that she Is not expected \
There ~ a dozen or more Wou1
her, some in vital parts. and shs
an extremely preca-ious condida
Immediately on receipt of w
the outrage q party OF arned
started in pursuit Of the negro,
posses were formed and in a shcf
several bands were in hot chsss
AT $3.50 Sunday afternoon Clall
seen running across the Holler5
between Kahoka and Medill. A
OF armed men Immediately set
close pursuit, only i've minutess
him. and kept up the chase throt
the rest OF the day and far inR
night. Early this morning It VI
ported that Clark was surroun'
mile from Medill. Excitement
fever heat and II Clark is can
lynching Is sure to follow.
Pennington is a village in Van
county, Iowa, almost on the low
souri, line. while Medill is a small
IN Clarke county. Missouri,
we've miles across the line.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
Will II QUIT RANGE,
CATTLE BUSINESS
franklin & Co. Will Dispose .,
Their Great Herds in the
Belle Fourche Country.
RANGE TOO CONTESTED
Steers Win 30 Marketed, and She STUFF;
WMsee Sent to Feed Lots and Pas
lures Of Nebraska-Dsath
knell Of Industry.

Belle FouYche, S. D.. July 29,-HaP.
rts Franklin GOETHE heaviest owners
of cattle on the northwestern range,
are going to close out and retire from
7 business owing to the congested
condition Of the range. Harris Frank
lin. Of Deadwood. general
says everything At for market will be
ishipped this year for beef. and the she
STOCK Will be sent down into Nebraska,
Wnere company Is acquiring q large
tract Of land. intending to conduct It's
business in h future by p~asturing
curing summer and feeding during the
severe winter storms. Next year viii
see the last of thescompany's thousands
iof cattle on these ranges moved out.
The reason for this is that the coun-
try is filling with small cattle owners.
lsheep men and farmers. These men
are fencing their land, cutting off much
or the water, n it is claimed that
much loss is suffered by range cattle,
owing to being chased and driven by
ana others, SO that between them and
q wolves Il profit is greatly reduced.
aUnder the existing circumstances a
thard& winter would entail frightful loss
70 heavy cattle men, and Mr.. Franklin
says his company has decided to get
out as quickly as possible. 1t began
closing out last season by shipping
~ - oAAA Lie SIllpplnR Will De
closer this summer. The COM
ipany's herds will be greatly reduced
and Its future business will be on a
more limited scale, although more sat
itsfactory and secure.
Harris Franklin has been in the
range cattle business since 1881. He
first started In a small way. at the
mouth of Alkali creek, on the Belle
Fourche river, with the rs brand,
shortly afterwards he purchased the
KS herd, and then the HU. -Four e
ago e purchased the cattle OF the Con-
t1nental Land and Live Stock
consisting of the Hash Knife and Hill
Iron brands, about $4,000 head all told.
Up to that time there had never been
SO large a transaction in cattle on these
ranges. Three years ago he made the
purchase OF the Turkey Track herds Of
Day q Cresswell. There were 10000
head In the herds, and the Franklin
paid $50 a head. the price being in ex-
cess of 100000, or nearly twice what
a been paid for the Continental hold
ings. - -
Shipments of beef cattle will be COM
menced by the company from Belle
Fourche about August i. and will con-
tlnue as rapidly as possible until cold
weather.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
{, S. Ao0lEY
GO TO 1A1
New York Firm
Long or lmport.,,l
Stock Fails
a UNION PAclFlc
Alleged tbs Hartman lnt...
Stow & Co. to Prev.n. =
cation for a Ree.iy.|
Southern Pacific,

New York. July 2s.-Tbe I
E S. Hooley & Co. is annu,ns
stock exchange today. Ths
heavily interested in Evans
Terre Haute. The stock man
nervous and unsettled. sons
weeks stocks showed smaIll
Hooley s. Co. were especi.S
inent brokers in the DAYS n
we'll P. Flower bull camnat.]
We're specialists in EvansyilL
Haute. and Des Moines and Is
securities In exchange IA
suspension caused little An
fact the announcement had /
counted.
About noon the announces,
made Of the failure of Wtllian'
sett & Co., members of the n,
New York stock exchange.
ure is regarded as comparstt
important.
Toward II there was a 4,
vance In prices headed by Lao
New York Central, Brooklu
Transit, Delaware and Hui
Paul. Pennsylvania, Canada,
and United States Steel. Tbe
continued throughout the sea
The market seemed to reflects
the expected failure had
nounced.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
TO ANALYZE GOLD.
Scientists Hope by Use of Radium to
Solve the Alchemists' Puzzle.

Scientists Hope by Use of Radium r.
Solve the AIchemists' Puzzle.
London. July ~2.-Every week add,
something to the sum OF knowledpa
steadily being accumulated by the invest.
gators into the properties of radium ana
prompted by theoretical. ideas, have at.
! tackled the problem Of the spectrosconio
! analysis of light emitted directly nv a
radium salt at ordinary temperature. and
the results of their work haye been re-
| ceived by the Royal society.
From a preliminary visual observation
1t seemed that there were traces of bright
lines in a continuous spectrum. Prepara-
tons, therefore, We're made for a photo-
| graphic record by means of a ouartz
~spectroscope. Finally a spectrum consist
Ing OF eight definite bright lines in tho
ultraviolet, entirely different from tha
spark spectrum Of radium, and some faint
lines, together with a faint and contin,,.
GUS spectrum, were obtained by seventy.
two hours exposure. On comparison this
| spectrum is SO different from the ordin.r,,
phosphorescent spectrum with recorded
measurements for helium that it appea rad
at once that four and perhaps five of tho
eight lines agreed with the lines ne
helium.
Sir w. Ramsay a.nd Professor soddv
also found distinct evidence of the nras.
ance OF helium in the spectra of gases
smanating from radium bromide. Present
observations therefore, indicate that RAJ
1lum shines largely by the light of the
are gas helium which it evolves.
IN thls formation OF the element heliun,
rom a totally distinct element radium
me imaginative may see a partial reliza.
lion OF the alchemist's dream. For il the
PRODUCTION Of one element is racke
aowh, why not that Of gold and silver?
Iroiessor rutherford, it may be remem-
oeleu' already has put forward the fascln-
asns hat the radiance
, ,hsoa OH oy radioactive metals is an
oe'ecl lesson on a small scale OF the birth
u the elements as in the gradual braaL.
aown. OF the radium atom into simpler
.or!hs there has been reversed the process
u lDe manufacture OF the elements
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
TRIAL WAS IRREGULAR.
Murdever.o ReLsass Is Sought on Tech
nicalitiSs,

Sioux Falls, S. D.. July 2S.-An effort
IL being made to secur the release
from the Sioux Falls penitentiary of a
named Kopilnic, who was sentenced
for LIFE from Buffalo county for the
murder OF his wife. The alleged over
sight Of a clerk OF courts in failing to
note upon his records tina the defend
ant was present in the court room dur
ing his tina serves al the chief ground
for the effort to secure Kopilnic's re-
lease. The prisoner has engaged an
attorney. who he's applied for a writ
of habeas corpus in his behalf. This
VIII be argued before Judge Jones, Of
the state circuit court in this city on
the 31st inst. In addition to the fail
ure Of the records to show that Kopi-
linic was present when he was tried
and convicted it is alleged that the
Indictment against hin did not charge
any offense.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
NO HOPE FOR GIBBONS
But American Cardinal Is Welt Re-
So is ..l - A. BAnAs@o.

! But American Cardinal Is MelA Re-
ceived at the Vatican
Rome, July 29.-Almost all OF the car
dinals Of the %conclave have now arrived.
Their time yesterday vas mainly occupied
with a lengthy meeting of the congYe-
CATION, which was notable for the COP
diality with which Cardinal Gibbons was
received. After the meeting the oardl
nails received numerous visits at thei1
various residences. 81
In well Informed circles Cardinal An
gelo di Pietro. p~rodatary Of the late pope,
Is being talked of as a compromise can
didate in the event that Cardinals Greg.
liza, Gotti. Rampolla or Seragino Vanuteu.
lis unable TO secure the necessary votes,
Should D Pietro be elected pope he
would. It Is said. be the representative OF
the Ranpo1la-Gott faction. and yea
would be fairly acceptable to all
Cardinal Michael Logue, archbishop o.
Armagh. who, with the exception of Car
d.nal Gibbons. will be the only English
speaking cardinal in the conclaye, az,
rived yesterday from Ireland. He sale
he believed the successor to Leo would
be quickly chosen. In his case, perhaps,
the hope IS father to the thought. as he
said he did not look forward with q great
degree OF pleasure to being shut up In tbs
vatican during he present hot weather.
Speaking Of Cardinal Gibbons. the Irish
cardinal, paid him a glowing tribute
though, like the prelates here. he, held .ou
no hope that the American cardinal hal
the srenotest chance OF election.
Indeed" said Cardinal Logue, 7 thinh
Cardinal Gibbons would be a subject 70,
COMMUNICATION il the Selection should de.
volve upon him, for no American would
care to spend the rest Of his life confined
within the precincts OF the vatican"
The Irish cardinal expressed the opinion
that the question Of sending a note to the
powers protesting against the treatmen,
of the vatican by the Italian government
should be left to the next pope.
Today Cardinal Logue will pay an Of.
fetal visit to Cardinal Oreglia, and tf,er
formally join the congregation.
1t Is now practically certain that all TIKI
cardinals will be present at the conolayt
except Cardinal Moran, archbishop OF
!, Sydney, who will not reach Rome in time
and Cardinal Celesia, archbishop OF Pal
ermo, who is too i'll to attend.
A proclamation was posted in the streets
OF Rome last night inviting citizens to The
annual commemoration OF the death Of
King Humbert, which will take the form
~ a procession through the streets to thu
pantheon. Early in the morning OF July
", under the auspices Of patriotic and 9th
er societies, the Italians will visit the toni
OF Humbert at the pantheon and decorate
1t with flowers Commemorative exercises
at the capital will follow. For this event
King Victor Emanuel will return te
Rome Wednesday,. Queen Margharits VIII
arrive today.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
WANT s4oooe FOR LIBEL.
Lsed Piano Dealer Is Defendant-Foui
Miners Are Plaintiffs.

Lead. S. D.. July 2S.-Four libel suits
for damages aggrssatlng $4o,o 900 have
been started against Seth r. Smith, a
large furniture and piano dealer Of
Lead The plaintiffs in the four suits
are John Barron, Thomas P. Nichol,
Joseph Whitford and A. McGill. The
complaint has beer served upon Mr..
Smith in each case.
Barron, Michel and Whitford are off :
GERS Of Lead City Miners union, and
McGu 10 a piano dealer. The suits are
growing out OF the purchase of a piano
BY the Miners union officials of Nc
GILL It is alleged Smith openly charged
the Miners union committee had been
brtbed by McGnl to buy the piano of
him, and Q card to that effect was pub
Hshed in the Daily Call Of Lead, over
Mr.. Smiths signature. The damage
asked in each case is $4,000.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
GET LONG TERMS.
"'ssourTs Bribers and P%eriurers in
Doodle Deals Continue to Be-
Harshly Dealt W4h

st. Louis, July 2s.-Judge Ryan ~
Jay passed sentence on i've rcr,,.o.
embers OF the house OF de,ae., 49, ~
convicted Of bribery and perinSa :,
connection with municipal francbisa
1 y a. Sheridan. bribery, five wears
years a. Albright, bribery, i've
years. ofAociy five
Louis Decker, perjury. fo,,,.
Emil Hartman. bribery. six yaars.
10000 each. uAe sum OF
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
LOVE CAUSED DELIRluM.
huron Farm Hand Goes Insane am
Friends Are BafHed

Friends Are Baffied.
Huron, S. D., July 2G:-A man by the
name OF Jens Goodwin, the hired helm
or a. g. McFarling, living about ten
4i1lles from Huron. has been brought
to town. having lost control Of his
mental powers. He came to this conn
Try twelve or fifteen years ago. has
lived O temperate life n was well
fnkeu by all who knew him. His mind
pecame deranged about a month ago.
Due noth1Eg was thought of it by those
around him until three weeks later
When he became SO wild that McFarl.
ing U not have him around his
home with safety. Saturday. with the
assistance Of two other men. Goodwin
was brought to town, where he was
putt IN charge of the sheriff. He IS now
IN the county Jail, but will be taken to
the hospital for the insane at Yank-
ton asssoon as an attendant arrives.
unoeF& whose care he may be placed.
is only about 80 years old Is
a good worker and was clean in'aII
his habits. He could not have been
troubled by the heat as Mr., McFarlinx
says he has not worked very much un-
der hot sun. When walking around
the streets he staggered like a drunk
en- person and talked in~cessantly or
some woman 1t is thought that this
talking and thinking upon women ia
the cause of his mental d-erangernent
The proper authorities are now search
ing for relatives from whom they can
obtain IN information as to his pust
Sunday morning Beadle county was
visited by a very heavy and an ex-
ceed1ngly beneficial rain storm. Ashigh
vino was blowing, but no damage was
done.
The Huron o. E. S. elected Mrs.
John Milne as conductress instead Of
Mrs. Fred Frary, who has moved
from the state.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31

George Vanderbilt's estate, Biltmore,
Isl already the largest body of con-
tiBnous land under one ownership in
North Carolina. Nevertheless he is
still adding to it. He has Just secured
q large tract on the upper Davidson
river. which will become a part of Bilt-5
more. On his new purchases are sew
eral water powers. In order t carry
out his scheme Of improvements Mr.
Vanderbilt finds it necessary to exca-
vate8 part OF the bed of the Swan
river to prevent overfiows.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
KILLED BY
Sioux Falls Boy, Struck on JuauIar
Vein Dies From - iltr;ae

Vein Dies From Injuries.
Sioux Falls, s. D., July 29.-The first
Victim of baseball this season in this part
OF the northwest is Roy Kirkley, aged 10.
Of this city.
He died as the result Of a peculiar acct
dent. While playing ball with a number
OF other young men, he was struck on
the jugular vein by a pitched ball while
at bat. After resting a moment he seemed
to recover from the shock and played the
game out. About four hours afterwards
he complained Of pains in his head and
neck and within a short time became I'M
conscious. Although physicians did every
thing within their power the unfortunate
young man died without regain1ng con-
seriousness.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
BR'sToW AT OYSTER BAY
9~ostoffoe Department. sieuth Is
Guest Of the Pres;d.,+

Il II oTOCNT
Oster Bay, July 2&-In addition 70 Co.
'etary OF The Navy Moody, who arrived
1t Sycamore Hill last evening. presidaa.
Roosevelt had several other notahla vie
tors today. During the morning Sam,s1
hcCuo Lindsay, commissioner OF ed,1na
don OF Porto Rico. called to present to
no president a statement OF the condition
It his department. The presidents r,1asts
It today arc Joseph'L, Bristow
.ourth assistant postmaster general.
sTancss Il LOOMS, frsr assistant secre.
AIRY OF stata. n William Williams. COM
missioner OF immigration, New York. ac-
New York =
MP. Bristow has charge of the invest.
ration being made into postoflce depart.
nent affairs and came to Oyster Raw =.
onrT with the president regarding some
eveloIvpents Recently made, -
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
TWO DEAD, SIX HUB
ACCIDENT to a Cooling Plant Of 2
cry Results Fatally.

New York. July 2s.-Two nleaa
known to be dead and six injures
perhaps fatally, az a direct resu
the blowing out OF a cylinder na
an engine attached to an am
pump In the Jacob Rupperte bls
company's ice plant early today
soon as the engine stopped w
ammonia flowed from the puipy
Lumes spreading to all parts 9
building. Patrolman Goss wa,
come by the fumes while rescniIs
conscious employees from the pl lAt
ana his injuries may prove tata1.
dead:
OTTO SMITH, engineer.
JOHN VINCINsn fireman
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31

Men who have shot nearly all Of the
dark continents animals have, as a
rule, nothing but contempt for the so--
called king of beasts the lion. To
the hunter he is q cowardly, skulking
brute, far more dangerous to the
horses and oxen at night than to the
ready to stink off and escape a fight II
given aachance. There is nothing
kingly about him. and a single mar
can usually put half a dozen lions to
Digit.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31

Figures have just been published
which the Canadian press claims as an
indication of the military spirit which
sa%nin1ates young Canada. The state CT
New York has a population of nearly
1000, 600 more than the entire domil-
Ion of Canada, yet its National Guard
has an enrolment of only l4,46S men.
Canada, onsthe other hand, has $4,000
men In its active militia and thousands
of others who have gone through mill
tia training and are o on the retired
Hist
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31

While the common house spider is
harmless n renders positive service
TO mankind by killing flies and other
Insects, 1t is generally regarded with
aversion, If not with fright. The Or
binary spider does not deserve Its bad
reputation. From time immemorial st
has been called crafty and murderous,
Turing the poor fly to its death and
then greedily deVouring 1t, but really
II. only Furnishes t-respassers.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31

Animal foods. judged by bulk and
pound, than vegetable foods. But. as
Q whole. vegetable foods are not more
economical. Antmalsfoods furnish more
than six-tenths of the protein and
nine-tenths OF the fat Of the total food
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31

81 Toronto. Canada's city OF churches,
possesses n church which is prob
ably unique throughout all the realms
Of the king. The Jarvis street Baptist
church, although legally exempt from
civic taxation, like all the other church
es Of the city and province, insists upon
having its taxes
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
MILLER GOES 70 WORK.
Assistant Foreman of Uncle Sans
Bindery Back at His Duties,

Washington, July CIV. A. Miller,
assistant foreman of the bookbinding
department of the government printing
office, resumed his duties this morning.
Miller was assigned to work in charge
of the men who have been waging the
vigorous campaign against him, but
these men, acting under the decision of
the union, continued atswork technical
" under protest" No radical action
Of any sort Is now contemplated. Pub
he Printer Palmer said today the
charges are NOT t,eing investigated and
Will not be except under certain cir
.:umstanees which lie iealiIed to speci-
fy
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31

John Whittier, a Lowell weaver,
walks twenty-four miles each day be-
tween the factory and his home in Lit
keton. Between the daily journeys on
foot Whittier spends ten hours before
. loom in q Lowell suspender factory.
He is a. small man, about 40 years old.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31

are working overtime these hot days.
They account for this peculiar business
phenomenon by saying that then men
discard their vests they do not prop
erly secure their watches in the trous-
ers' fob. The result is an epidemic OF
dropped ~timepieces.