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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-10
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Stiere, 13OO-1400 Dfo.".". 50-6 20
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1850 4funo. ."-"...".".... 3d. 20
grte Bic ssrdbIte Seeding
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100000 Pfb..--""".-.... 526-S on
es,,te Gtoders. 50-3 30
2et9te StpderS. ..."".~..... ZVoNo 20
Suite bis aerpGbIte Httber...... 36O-4Zo
RitIere bis CUTE Minber-.-"... 30o-3 40
@~erDbnIiae Rinber. ...-."...... 225-276
Cute BITS ssudbIte Rihe... .."... 325-56 90
RittTere Riibe. 2 75-3 10
Gew0bnIi@e cite 4iise. ..--.--- co. 70
Gsute 4iibe NIT Rail-. $50 $50
0euDbmlt&e Eiibe nit Sal ....- FRO $40
G5em6bIte O0-7 60
gGmere RdIber....... Q 6O-5 90
prima BITS fancp Export Hut@er
Suaen 300-8 30
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Suite bic serudbIte itpsre..".... 10 9O-6 10
genii1te uno i9roers YaGfas... b76-6 90
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4ouobs 60-6 %
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-10

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-10
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Gambler beaabIen foIsenbe Ereife:
S'ttter - Country. loo, @rsunters 2ae,
g.etR 23e.
eier-l8c per Dutenb.
Sibner loo, Sdbne 8. Eurfebs-lo:.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-10
RATE.

gnsros s geriaufspreiie Snatorttrter
e9uepertdfe DOC per pfunb etnbetmifGs.
e&wesertdie 17c, 8iseonFn 9reort , 2ais
IL, New gort @bebbarsI lie, stabeinai,
i9er 2tnsburser lee. Wrid 13e.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
WILL PUSH WORK.

o. Is barely possible that the Albu.
querQue electric street railway will be-
On operation by the time OF the April
street fair N me steel. which was
shipped from Joliet. Ils. February 26.
arrives anywhere near the time 10
is expected. q "a safe 10 prophecy that
az least a part OF tho now road viii be
Ia operation and the outOftown vie,
itou 20 the city will not only witness
one of the best street fairs ever gotten
together but will have the pleasure
n a trolley ride This last event alone
would be- of sufficient Interest 20
attract people from the outlying die.
irlcts. and viii doubtless be a strong
drawing card On connection with the
street fair. n everybody viii boost.
tho April fair win draw as large a
crowd 10 tho city az the territorial
fair and viii not interfere with tho
latter festival IN the least. N the pro0-
ofatlona Of the Southern Carnival com
papy ere 10 be taken into considorl.
ton. she April fair viii be the h'FRoat
yot given On the southwest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

driven several lrampa from tho train.
and about hfteon minutes thereafter
came across the same crowd IN a
Cat car loaded with lumber. His
command FOR them 20 leap was re-.
spondod 20 by several shots. ono %
which ploughcd lts way through Foe.
tcr's head iio fell dead and the
tramps threw the body under the
train.
Tho remains were horribly man.
glcd From the course Of tho hul.
a.. which passed throuRh the hrain.
% 's certain thai toe unfortunate man
died Instantly from The wound. and
was dead when the wheels OF tho
train passed over bic body.
AZ the time Of the shooting q was
very dark and two OF the murdcrors
easily effected tholr escape Tho body
wns taken 20 Kiugman who're al ln.
quest was hcli. Tho two men who
committed che deed then loapod from
tho moving train and escaped. The
other four are 90 San and viii bo r0.
loasel NJ they will tell what they
know and identify the uurdorers. who
are being pursued. Foster leaves "a
wife and one child az Needles. Cal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
RIO ARRrsA REPUBLICANS.

The republicans of RIO Aruba coun.
Iy assembled boz delegate convention.
pursuant to cail, 40 Do Nito, ON Saur
day. thp aith instant
The precincts were voll represented
and 'ho convention was very har.
mou.ors and crthusaatic.
Francisco serna cbaIrmsn of the
county committee called the conyen.
tion 200 order
The following n,re elected psrman
cnt officers
PrCsidcnt-A d. vargas
Vice prcsidonts Jose Hcuuo EFpin.
0sa. Raiacl Garcia
Secretary -. D. GalyCT
Tho following twelve delegates to
tha republican territorial convention
al las VEGAS. were chosen n. ID.
Burns Jr. lioua Amarillo. Alex
Road. prk View John Baycr Chama.
rcriCcto EsQulbeL Terra Amarillo w.
% Sargent El Rto; 30, A. Gonzales.
Ab.quIu; sIiy.auo Royhal. Chamita' =.
~ sisner0s Chamita. Elias CLARK. Al.
caldc; ~ uorrogo, Embudo. y, lara.
milo Ei Rito. A o. Vargas. Oio Cal.
lontC.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
WHITE ROCK CANYON
TIE Dam and Reservoir Proposition
Discussed al Commercial Cub
Meeting,
A VERY lnPORrAET RlTTtR

The chief subject Of discussion at
che meeting OF the Commercial cIil
last night was the White rock can.
yon reservoir site The committees
appointed at a previous meeting to
look into toe matter and t0 secure
Ga a aud Information regarding 10, and
Tor the purpose OF pushing 10 vita
tho arid land reclamation department.
a. Washington. ID. c. made verbal re.
ports through Judge b 3 Baker who
H chairman OF the y0mmitleua. ls
well as president 90 tine club Thor
report included many letters from
prominent members " congress. and
showed that judge Baker. Secretary
McCanna and tho committeeman bad
not been idle since the last meeting.
4 number OF the most important
letters received by Mr. Baker and NJ
N,.8uuB WU read and showed thaI
Albuquerque end New hoxIco az
large hos "a largo number OF warm
friends among The big men at Wash.
.nEiou. aud % there iB any possible
chance fo ho governments support
IN the white rock canyon proposition
10 VIII It vigorously pushed
THE l,fai were also highly corn
DlimonmD tl Delegate - s. Rodsy
ono received by Mr. Bakcr was os.
1ocIany expressive OF praise Tor The
delegate.
Tho government data obtained
by surveys nf Tho uppor rio Crando
valley, made by Engineers Uau0un
ma Powell lH also in the hands VI the
committee. and little on % was read
The data consists of maps of top1.
graph ial aud geographical surveys.
including the flow OF the river and
'ho quantity Of water that passes
Town % 40 different seasons ot the
year n ls believed that 10 tho proper
measures are brought to bear ON con.
sross the government win build tht
White rock canyon dam aud reservoir
and that 10 will. De done ~ no ay.
lonso Go the territory The honoat %
rould bo 20 the city and valley 90
hardly TO be estimated and every ~.
Fort should he made 60 secure g.
The dyke committee had nothing
% Importance 90 report and was
continued. A lively debate ON parlla.
uentary rulings took place between
Maynard GunsuI o ~ Marion. n. p
FoX. w n Clearwater and others
previous 90 the carrying OF q motion
To- adjourn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

HAVING HARD rImE.

So Gar Wichita has taken only g23.
500 Of the $50 1000 stock IN the linton
CONSTRUCTION company, as demanded
by the orient railway. They have
823.4i0 more 30 raise before thoy get
tho Orient shops
Fifty thousand dollars "a the
amount 90 which stock must be- sold.
says tho Wichita Eaglo and the
sooner that amount O. raised and Mr..
Stliwell has been notified Of nc work.
the better" said a member OF the
committee.
IN speaking o. tho road C. l.. David.
son, who subscribed $1,000 worth OF
stock az the banquet given Mr.. si'l.
well Wednesday night, said; IL "a
% vital Importance 10 Wichltas N.
turo welfare that $4,000 worth Of
stock be sold. In fact. you might say.
10 make Il moro impressive That
Wlchita'a future depends almost on
the raising OF this money"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
JAWS WIRED TOGETHER.

William Bennett the Santa be- brabo'
man who foil from a freight at Col
ton some time ago. fractuslug his Jaw
in several places. has returned from
ono az The hospitals at los Angeles.
having wnlkci out Of the institution
io save himself from starvation. saws
me San Bcrnardluo sun. when the
Injury was fret treated n was ncccs
sary FOR a dentist 20 cement the Jaw
quo bind 10 torothor After wearing
'he cement Tor several woOks he found
that the fragments OF Jaw had workc
apart and couldn't heal so be again
visited the dentist who acknowledged
that the problem was too deep o. one
for him. and called Ga an export The
latter wirC1 the upper and lower
laws together. making IL impossible
Tor Bennett 10 take substantial food.
he daily lost much strength. and was
7o wcak that Dc could hardly dFas
himself 20 n restaurant. whore De
ordered n diet more suitable to his
needs lio then notified the hispltai
authorities that be had decided 20
leave the institution while he had the
strength, and so returned home.
where under the care OF his family be-
Is rapidly gaining ground and will
soon 90 able 20 discard the wires
about hiss Jaws, and go 20 work
Body Finally Recovered After 20.
lice employers and friends hal
searched Cor him IN vain FOR weeks
the body Of james click. a Northwest.
orn railway freight conductor, has
been found IN tho drainage canal a.
Lookport Illinois. says a dispatch
from Chicago.
There was deep cash 10 The foro.
head and all hls money. except a little
change. was gone. The police believe
Ellck was attacked on his train by
trumps killed. robbed and hls body
thrown from the cars while crossing
tho canal.
Thousands u dollars had been spent
by the railroad company ln the search
FOR the body and a reward Of 500
had been offered by a lodge OF the
Association of Railway Conductors for
any trace OF che missing man
The place whore tho body was rc.
covered is twontycIght miles from
where q % believed Flick met hls
death Il ls Thought tho remains had
boon frozen in the Ice and thus kept
from being discovered before
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

tain ranges. following the nnuosillos
of canyons and rounding points IN
such manner as 90 catch al the
storm water before lt was absorbed
by the loose sands az The mountains
base
RCsCrvoirH az convenient basins
stored the wator. whicn was ted in co.
moatou bitches across the loose soils
10 where % was needed Tor use.
Chasms were crossed by vladucts and
wonderful engineering devices were
used as an aid to the fertility ot loose
and rocky soils. otherwise yaluoless
Into some OF the bitches lava has run,
showing their great antiquity Others
are now covered with shifting sands.
but enough are slim visible in many
pacos in New Mexico Co enable tho
skilled cnrlucer to understand me
,ysiom which prehistoric Now Mexl
cans rendered so effective.
Do those days the desert bIoomcd
Uko o. eardsn aud o. civilized race OF
millions occupied thc arid southwest
or congress dosIror to aid me work
Of rcclaiming our arid lands Do can not
do g more effectively than 1y scndiug
out competent oug.noor.HE force 90
study Che few remains yet lot of the
vast Irrigation system of me most
8ncicut Inhabitants OF tbls country
enough of which arc rtul vIsi.g 90
teach valuable lessons of water CON.
f0rvaU0u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
REPORTS or MEETING

Tho National Live Stock association
.s in receipt OF a full report OF The
meeting he'd On Chicago between the
rraus-Missourl live stock growers ana
The various tunlc managers OF the
railroads which tap The stock country
That the effect OF the discussion bo.
tween the two bodies VIII ultimately
result On the grievances of the stock
men against the railroads az regards
rates, facilities. etc. being adjusted.
ls conceded by those who are IN touch
with the fun situation.
The demands Of the gtockmen were
as follows:
enforcement OF tonnage system
from hauling of live stock
Roadiustmont Of live stock rates.
Minimum speed Of eighteen and
twenty miles an hour Tor live stock
trains.
A supply Of cars within reasonable
time after notice OF shipping Is given
Immediate dispatch 90 RE stock
when nitoon or moro cars have been
collected.
Restoration Ji return transportation
privilege for live stock shippers
on tho contrary the railroad onicials
made their dofCnuo az follows:
Admitted that service had been and
vas sllil bad. and blamed Goods, bo1
weather. crush of business pqd ina
bility 90 buy rolling stock
Promised 90 have ratio and tonnage
matter revised and give better service
Made no promises regarding return
passes. but lott understanding that
they would issue return passes on win
on range stock. cattle and sheep that
especially needed attendants
No announcement given Tor passcs
on native" stock stock from feed
iots 0r on hogs
Not as much prominence was g'yor
The stockmana return pass. but a for
mai request was made for lts rost0ra.
Non on the ground that Us suppress.
sion was tauiamount 20 adding 10 per
cent 90 existing rates.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
ANCIENT IRRIGATION SYSTEM

Discoveries were made recently 10
the lava beds OF New Mexico which
prove that thousands of years ago
there existed ln New Mexico a system
Of reservoirs irrigation bitches aud
viaducia that 10 unparalleled at this
age.
Under tho lava which covers hun
drods OF square miles. are found tIhceN
of ooment8d bitches ana reservoirs
that are marvols OF ciyn engineering.
Our Irrigation engineers have much
30 learn from the people. older than
the Pueblo race. who Inhabited New
Mexico when the race from which
Columbus aprang were sim barbari.
ans The ancients provided against
teopago by comenting tho bottoms or
their bitches wherever they were con.
Quoted across loose soil Their di,ohoa
wound 10 ana cat Al tho base of noun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
RArc FROM g. PAso
ron WORLDS FAIR

The Worlds fair rates from W
Pass. Fo Gar as arranged will be- as
f0ioWH.
I For Foil term tickets dates of
SAFE April 18th to November 10Th. 90.
turn limit December 90. 1904. rate
5CUtO round trip. Children 20 ~
years. s3O25
p Fur 'ihirly day tickets" dates OF
sale April Goth t1 November goth. um.
10 thirty days from date of sale. hut
not beyond December no. 1904. rate
500 90. children Co l2. 5000
g. For "tan day tickets. dates 90
sale April each to November 30th. linz.
it ten days from date OF sale, but not
beyond December uth rate $40 az.
children to ~. g22.i5
Special coach excursions. tickets
rood only in coaches and cualr cars
not in uarlor or sleeping cars. and
Only ON specially authorized dates
with seven day limit rate $3.50 Chill
lren to ~. 1880
These arrangements may be- varied
sughtly, but win bo substantially as
above outlined
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

A few days ago a gentleman ON
bis way from Rincon 90 PitisburE
saw something huttering on the
ground. says the hllsboro Advocate
When be came 10 the spot he discover
cd two bronze headed eagles. one dead
and tho other alive A CLAW OF the deaf
EAGLE had fastened with a deadly Strip
Into tho wins o. a 1.-Two bird. thus
holding him a prisoner. Tho man dla.
patched the live bird with a club
Each bird measured between seven
and eight fot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Conductor Clark Ward and Engin.
ssr Frank scotu are two OF tho local
santa be men 20 yield 20 the fascinat
las scale of wages offered by the
Tranasihorlan railway. Charles shy.
ser. the drst OF tho Santa 30 men %
signify his intention OF going 10 Rus.
sia. len some time ago and 10 In San
Francisco. Mr.. Ward and Mr. Bcoitl
viii meet him there and the three
va advance 20 tho Zee lands OF Rus.
sia together Il 20 hazardous Ser.
takinE and their many friends here
hops that they viii reach their deatln-
atien safely.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
FREloHT ooNoUoToR FosTER

Freight Conductor Foster. who was
shot ana killed Thursday night near
Peach sprlngs waa buried Saturday
az Needles undor tho auspices OF the
brotherhood of Railway Trhlnmon.
he was about 3S years old. snd Is sur
viyod BY widow and daughter both
of whom were visiting friends AZ
Pasadena AZ the time OF the murder.
His death has thrown a mantle %
sorrow over the whole community.
Tie had a host Of friends at Needles.
having lived there a number of y3ars.
and wac known a. ono OF the mos,
generous and Kind hartod Of men.
The circumstances o. the tragedy
viii never Do fully known. Sic had
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
Death Of John Tyler In Kansas City

Death Of John Tyler Ia Kansas CITY.
John NJ Tyler. of Kansas CIV. Kan.
saa. died al BIS home be- that city 90
Monday mornlng Mr. r5ler is we'll
known ln Now Mexho. having been
engaged Ia banking On socorro for
many years and later residing in San.
"a Fc and Albuquerque. where he car
ried ON brokerage business. be.
ceased has suffered from paralysis Cor
the past few years aad death vas due
a. the ravaEo8 oi that disease. o.
widow. Mra. Mary Tyler. survives him
The body was shipped 10 Marion
Iowa where intGrmont took place
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
lReUo smoor ON
THE FIRING LINE

REID SHOOT ON
THE FIRING LINE
Washington. March Tho lnygst.
cation which lH 90 decide whether
Reed smoot of Utah ls 20 retain bis
seat iu the United states senate. and
Incidentally defines the political stat
ug of tho Mormon church formally
began today before the senate com.
mIttoo on privileges and elections
Great Interest i1 attached 90 the hear.
Ing because Of the dual purpose OF
tho inquiry Other Investigations
have been directed az certain con
tested seats in congress. but never
before has been lnauguraiod inquiry
to croedB OF political factors 10 de-
term.ne whether unlawful influence o.
being eXertod in political Affairs ot
the nation. Such % the nature OF the
smo0t Inquiry and az tho opening
session today it was conceded the
hearing would extend over several
weeks and procipltato a contest 10
'Whicn uotod loga talent will fight
every iach q the way
President Joseph r. Smith Of The
Mormon church Yves tho nrst wit
ness called Il. w Taylor. a former
congressman and one of the attor
neys for the protostanis. conducted
the examination. They asked Smith
10 be- was a prophet seer or revol8tor
Tho witness said no was $50 sustain.
ed. Further questioning along this
line brought out the statement that
hc received hl1 powers BY reason he
holds in church in answering cues.
tons Smith save a long llat OF bust.
acss enterprises in which be- liz inter
oated.
lu relation Co revelations the vii.
ness said tho churches hold that any
elder may receive revelation for his
guidance.
Then Mr.. smcot may receive such
revelation direct from God said Mr.
Taylor
"ln hls own guidance was the an.
swor
Smith said the only revelations 20
tho president which hNd been present.
Cd 20 the church and had been accept.
ga boy the members were binding upon
them. he was asked what happened
20 those who asa not believe IN inspir.
cd revelations, and SMITH replied;
They unchurch themselves"
Senator hoar asked tho witness.
Has the church ever rejected any Of
your reyslauonH1 Have any revela
tIona 90 the presidents ever bees 20.
lected7"
Smith answered by a Ions explana.
ton, during which he ana NOT answer
Hoar direotly but speaking OF plural
marriages be 6aid; mot more than .
or Z per cent 81 the entire member.
shin OF the church have entered that
state. although there is revelations on
plural marriages An tho rest have
abstained from plural marriages and
many thousand have rejected tho pria'
clplo entirely"
During the progress Of the Bm0oi
hearing this afternoon President
Smith stated that notwithstanding the
second revelation stopping polygamy,
no believed in the nrat revelation per
hitting % was correct - caunot heiE
TAP belief" be said
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Marrow Escape for Bom-At the
creepy hour % this morning Win
Dunlap was aroused in bis bed By a
burglar. says enc Optic ne rooms
al the boarding house % O. Foster.
and d was here that the seeker Tor
booty forced hia presence upon him
Dunlap heard ihe door open end
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Az Dead from Fermentation
KELLEY, the Roswell transfer man. "a.
ociVed word tW0 months ago from
looatur Texas. that his aunt Mrs
Ora kelley was 900 with pneumonia
AZ Der home near that town he did
not receive any moro lottorB AZ 20
her condition and be concluded chat
sac had recovered This week be
received q letter saying that nia un.
-is. Hugh Kelley aunt Mrs ora KEEL
~. and two nrat cousins. Leo and
Ninaie Kelley were dead, and al me
four deaths were caused hy pneum0-
MIA Thoy an belonged 20 the same
family Mr Kelley was shocked By
the nsWs and cannot understand why
be was not notified o. me ilnesa o.
the family
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

lailer OH kssaultsd.--H A. Bsrfy
who So conhno4 in tho Grant county
iail awaiting the action % the grant
Jury on a charge Of forgery. made
desperate edoFt 90 escape in the
course ~ which ho assaulted me jail
Oh Jim Gnl. RAYS tho Independent
Mr. con was releasing tho prlvones
Poo their usual daily exercise. when
Merry attacked hlm Although taken
unaware. TIE lai.or put up vigorous
deht Berry finally broke away and
ondeayored io get uut Of the hl
but could not 40 so and WA ovorp0W
cred and locked up lg the steel cagp
Nr 0ll received few bruises. boz
Otherwise b. uono Che worse Cor BIZ
encounter 10 p Gooch. awaiting trlal
Cor murder made an omon b. assist
the iailef. with che usual result which
falls 90 a peacomaher. receiving bloHs
from both combaianta. 0n thinkins
be- was aiding Berry and Berry thlnk
ing ho wac aidiaC Gill;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Another Operation Performed
word bias reached Las Vegas that
James liarJaUay UI Montgomery. Ala.
Hho lrH that city for homo a short
ume ago. has submitted to another
operation Do was performed at
Montgomery sanuurIum last sunday.
rh0 p.oural cavity was opened and
matter removed The patient rallied
rapidly from the operation and Is rrt
ling nllnr volt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

SLOW Work on Artesian Well Tho
lrt,siun we'll .s mo- deeper than 10 was
this time luat week, says che Alamo
3Urdo Adyortaor The casing is stuck
and special tools have been sent for 90
ST. Louis. % Wiz takU anout a week
Tor them to reach hero and 90 got the
aa.nF loose The dr.ll Is now Dos heavy
uoWidoss arc Iuft aHo,o bol rock and
that solid formation WiI bo reached
soon However th, weil men 90 not
Kprys6 ans opinion iu tb0 matter
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-26
What the Boys Thought.

Il was trying to impress on one OF
my classes the other day the great
ness of the Southern Confederacy and
a the same time to let it know how
wonderful man was George Wash
ington,' said j. L. Pembroke, a pro-
fessor in a primary school in Padu-
cab. Ky, at Seelbach's last night.
. eff the Confederacv had succeed
ed l asked, what would Washing
ton have been the father Off
F." Twins was the prompt reply of
one of the boys.
''At another time said Mr.. Pom
broke, Il was trying to impress on
my class the fact that Anthony
Wayne had led the charge up Stony
Point
WHO led the charge up Stony
Point?' I asked. VIII one OF the
smaller boys answer?'
No reply came.
Can no one tell me?' l repeated
sternly. Little boy on that seat next
to the aisle. Who led the charge up
Stony Point?'
I'll don't know replied the, lit
tie fellow frightened. II only
know. It wasn't me. Ii just coined
here last month from Texas. -
Louisville Herald