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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-24
ANNAPOLIS COURT OF INQUIRY
Naval Notes and Observation-Disclosures
Track News.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Nav

| SptcLdl correspondence Oh Inc star.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. May "a 1905.
The court of inquiry that has been convened
at the Naval Academy for several days to
investigate the charges made by Command
er ]. X. Barton against Lieut.. Col. Lincoln
Karmany. u. S. NJ. c., has been dissolved.
The result of the proceedings has been for
warded to Washington and will be made
public by the Navy Department.
The monitor Arkansas left the Naval
Academy yesterday for trip down the bay
for the purpose of testing her machinery
and guns. Her commanding officer, Com
mander Rodgers Gait. was not able to make
the trip. as he is president of the court-mar-
tial now convened at the academy to try
Seaman Rhinelander for shooting Private of
Marines Burkhardt.
Passed Midshipman Robinson. 'O5, is visit
| ing friends at the Naval Academy.
| Miss Dorothy Clark of Washington is
| visiting Miss Deborah Halsey, daughter of
Commander w. f. Halsey of the Naval
| Academy.
DR.. and Mrs. Bristol. U. s. N, are visiting
| friends here.
| Miss Eta II. Royle. superintendent of the
Emergency Hospital. met with a painful ac-
| cident last night. She fell down stairs and
| sprained her left ankle.
| Rear Admiral Brownson and his daughter.
/ Miss Caroline Brownson. returned last night
| from West Point, where they were the
guests of Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Albert l..
| Mills.
| At meeting of the board of supervisors
! of elections held today the date for holding
| the city registrations was fixed for June 5
and 9.
The yacht Christobel of the New York
Yacht Club, with Messrs. Dater and Fergu-
| son aboard, arrived here this morning. The
| gentlemen called at the Naval Academy and
| paid their respects to Admiral Brownson.
All the ships to take part in the summer
cruise of midshipmen now in port eX-
| cept the Newark and the destroyers. These
are expected at the end of the week, when
squadron will be complete.
The track team of st. Johns College to-
| day elected Mr.. j. Huntley Sinclair. '06. cap
| tain, and Mr.. f. A. Harrison, '0G manager
| for next year.
Commander and Mrs. w. F. Fullam enter
| tanned at their residence on Rodgers row. at
| the Naval Academy the following party of
! Philadelphians: Mr.. Francis r. Gowen gen
eral solicitor of the Pennsylvania railroad
| Mrs. Gowen. Miss Gowen. Mr.. and Mrs
| Inner Bt6dle. Miss Frances Fell Miss
| Frances Stokes. The party came in Mr.
| Governs private car to witness the Column
| bia-Navy boat race.
| Word was received at st. Johns College
| this morning that the Maryland Agricul-
tural College track team would not come to
! Annapolis Saturday, and the dual meet has
| been called off.
Dress parade will be held every evening at
| the Naval Academy from now until the
| close of June week.
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genial chairman of the general committee
in charge of the exhibition, today sent the
following letter to the District Commas
sioners:
LAS we are about to take official leave Oh
Washington. after several months OF close
and pleasant contact with you, gentlemen
the administrators of it's public affairs, the
members of the general committee OF the
American railway appliance exhibition DID
me give expression to our feeling of APP
probation of the unstinted Kindness that
has been shown us at all times by you
I'VE cannot forbear giving cheerful les
timony to the efficiency, CELEBRITY and cour-
tesy with which the business We have had
In hand has been dispatched by all the de-
partments with which we have had deal
ings.
upon considerable knowledge Of municipal
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produced power of attorney from the gov
eminent files authorizing Crawford to col
lect money for the Postal Device and Lock
Company.
Next the prosecution called, and excused
without their testifying. several additional
attesting witnesses to signatures on papers,
the genuineness of which the defense con-
coded.
mo wonder the government Is sustain
ing treasury deficit. Attorney WorthlnS-
ton remarked referring to the fact that
the prosecution had called a large number
of witnesses who were not needed.
We're trying to stop the deficit by this
trial" United States Attorney Beach re-
piled.
Mr. McRath who is connected with the
nay department of the sixth auditors OF
flee. was called He described the manner
of issuing warrants III payment for sup
plies purchased by the Post once Depart
ment.
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1902 he carried away with him bronze
in age of dog. The evidence was not OF
character to convince Justice Reading OF
the guilt of the accused and the case was
dismissed.
Licenses to marry were issued here yes
terday to the following: William r. Mans
field and Miss Effie Marie Mahorney, both
of Washington, and Walter Lee Pugh and
Mis-, Ida Noble Lowe, both of Nelson coun-
ty. Va.
which made such creditable record last
season, has reorganized for the year with
the following players: Meads and Baker.
catchers: Ross and Mason. pitchers: John-
son first base: NJ Orutt. second base;
Smith, third base. Williams, shortstop; w.
Offutt. right field A.. Offutt, center field;
Martin, left field.
The proceedings instituted severst days
ago to enjoin the supervisors of election
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Used a Knife on Customer.

James Taylor entered restaurant on New
Jersey avenue last night and got into an
alteration with Charles Harris. co.ored.
AS result he was stabbed just below the
heart and in the hand. Taylor rushed to
the sixth precinct station house, bleeding
profusely, and he was sent from there to
the Emergency Hospital, where his wounds
were dressed An officer started out in
pursuit of the assailant and found him in
hiding In doorway not far from the scene
of the trouble. Harris was arraiened in
the Police Court before Judge o Neal this
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AT GRANT STATUE.
Grandson Of Distinguished General t.
Attend the Decoration Exercises.

At q meeting of the ladies OF the U. 5.
Grant Circle, held last night. the announce
ment was made that Lieut.. Ulysses 3.
Grant, third. o. s. A. will attend the ser
vices about the statue of his distinguished
grandfather. Gen. U. s. Grant in the ro-
tunda of the Capitol at 10 o'clock Monday
morning.
The services will be held under the
auspices of Grant Circle of the G. A. r. and
the statue will be tastifully decorated The
invocation will be by Rev. DR.. Newman,
while Col. w. E. Rogers formerly of New
Jersey but for many years a prominent
citizen of Washington. VIII deliver the ora
ton on the odd Oak Warrior.
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Supplemental Agreement.

The first forty-five minutes of the after
noon session of the court devoted to
the reading of supplemental agreements
between Crawford and Lorenz and an ar
gument In connection with one of them.
Then Andrew G. McBath was called and
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REMAINS A MEMORY.
Last Building Used for Late Railway
Exhibit Removed.

The last piece of lumber which consti-
tuted the building for the railway appH-
ance exhibition of two weeks ago will have
been removed from the Monument grounds
tomorrow. and the tenancy Of the exhibit
ors concluded. Mr.. George A. Post. the
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machinery. that there is not in the United
States a more obliging, painstaking and
STRAIGHTFORWARD body of civil servants than
constitute the ofticiary of the District or
Columbia.
I'VE have found each and all strict with
out severity; courteous from habit and not
from expectancy. and SO hospltable that
we have felt at home all during our stay
here.
1--WE bid you adleu, Commissioners, with
assurances of our profound respect for you
and your subordnates. and with thanks
that come from grateful hearts.
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morning on a charge of assault and the
judge. finding him guilty, sentenced him 10
pay fine of Slo, which was paid by his
employer.
According to the testimony. Taylor found
Harris complaining about the food given
him and advised him to stop. Harris re-
scented this interference from an outsider
and he picked up knife and cut Taylor
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Rockville and Vicinity.

ROCKVILLE, Md, May q, 1905.
Dar W. Link of Washington was given
hearing here today before Justice of the
Peace Joseph Reading upon the charge of
larceny. 1t was alleged that while employ
ed at Cabin John Bridge Hotel in October,
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for this county from holding the primary
elections under the provisions of the law
passed at the last sessin of the legislature
will be considered by the circuit court here
May 30.
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large touring belonging to Mrs.
Howard Gould exploded yesterday after
noon in New York through carelessness OF
a street sweeper who threw lighted match
underneath the machine where there was
quantity OF gasoline which had leaked from
the tank The automobile was wrecked.
IL re being estimated at 5000.
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Trimmed styles, zoe.

Drawers, . styles, 2 to IA
years. Skirts with
body, I to 3 years.
Skirts without body. ,
to 10 years. Good-grade
muslin is used. Choice
of 2 styles Petticoats
and 2 styles Drawers.
Skirts with and without
body.
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o IA Waists to 10 years Skirts to " years
style Drawers trimmed in lace skirt has hensttche
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ilH0WSEH0Lpa #=A
..y,. ~SS ,,EtsaAlhTSIN"'

~ .hDJ 1blAlNt
1T t. fa ifaf is,: aSsid ~ tf1 l taas3s IN t1pk stains
out of white clotxoGz ,ana1uInj ios!l
|, The best foundation for .mince' Hsaf,
as'A!shesF beA$ AoAAe:A ~ should
a osePfisasyssSaa Wi 4
|4sAo IL" v K s,s sazs@ ss s'5 Il l On sSst asns
siwitA lesss Hagple than the oft recon-
mended6a9seed ,".|,n.
Vaseline, as most housekeepers ,knaW
ne AhSti fta1Wed bsI dtdAsty launder:,
1891 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .says'sosHI'
ing the stains, in. Observation-Disclosures
a5 1a5S& ea sa5eo0ys. tReahtho aaShsn n ~ * .s q ~
s1st{ Observation-Disclosures Ftremelyoa dis
iagreea5e......Itk is:.apf.ftp:. nermeatel the:
8tb3lstSbpuseTTo::Pfseea aWdfsh Of nunat
slaEedhhmsilihtsfb icellarahd
ft,lwN;i4f absorb. the, MoIstdteiiin tft1ttt
andsaisa TIE Unpleasant !o6dor. noo ao
s syss1 qiE$6g CHEF: X3SSsssa j;Yiittle salt in
bple'pfes-insprepes the ,dualitylDf,apz
pIeashias. and. llsess$sepss tsthsSt., quantity Of.
sugar That -.is"neeessary* Tile never
Tpses,Splls97s.. In apple fhes s:eSlaaimihg they
spo~If'tae-favor and,IaaEe the PHiess'' In
AHnn .".....IpL.t " -. NnhS' ~
QASesHR4s, o...nlSd;RlaI ,k.W 40 iuut
s.'sdmebody..hasa pdissssoysred that if
boilsHg water JIG porTSdd over POTATOES.
and .tlYeyS aaesqe4t insiyY1fteen rfihatesi
they will bake in about half the atsuaP'
time. But wouldn't they cook AZ FAST
III 'fhe 6veht hasTins the hot water?? "
What fsagaiRed? %g!vH yr2aA .n =, ,r
, b9"E ID 1530G $50 II. hsyt.J9r i-nI 20 ga ~
G6Gcult atoibakei the shells for,
tarts and pies that ~afe"baked before
,,fhIJlfHHS, .abppaHfppSaS, M. ri, blisterihg'
in spots. A@FTeneh achef" covers tie
BOTTOM OF Tie Shell wvfthi'a piece "
oiled p Is1tef" on ~ which. lBies places ,bits St:
,hfeaAthaf need to be ,b,rrpWned.m.'a, .:
, Did ybhf eve: try BAKING potatoes on.
The top, of Tie. stove3,. TTuEa on iron
pan or basin Gver'thetn 'a1fd sthey WHIP
'DSfes t?Gely."Arf fire is vesiy' hot
place them on an asbestos mat-:'They,.
sh9Hdv9e turned occasionally:w1tY,Y IS
tcn tshiei1t%to know = THIS; IN case; one,
WaEssahaked potatoes, but. does mott
wish ste'1eepn up the kitchen fire. Loft;
course. rather more time"fs requireta
when baked il, The. ,oven.'1""'
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fHE=r6BsEerEEesHs@-
Old shermuan adansion in Connecticut
& Has Sixty.

Old ssernnan ~Ss1ansion in cornse.icu,
& Has Sixty.
Among the trials 81 hepsessepeeY'
hone is more common than that d lack
~ closet ROOM If shs~coud onlyj;plan
q hasSeIAsrssd, many a BasEsexousees
wife thinks. Her imagination revels
a~=4hhA=Nisian- OF biz Linen closets and
iainty china closets, of preserve closets
suardedSbys lock, SGakeSyof,h hail closets
;d the ehffdfenfss Strayfhgaesershoes.
If magazine- closets for the constantly
accommodating periodicals. She is cera7
erirthet-sAe-esald-a not haze O many.
There. is, however. one. house, de-
itribedi4NNAf ,.okbsNeK England,
.I9yn,r Fhish has closet room enoaeht
Is Satisfy most ambitious house
skesRsl; indeed it is possible; consfd-
inekSrable demands Of hotse'i
'aaaaiag tilHSSs thatSae might eeEEse99l,
be willing to dispense with q few ct
lie treasure places. The house is the
Sherman imasRRsippR, of Fairfield,
less than' six Htg'" clIosseatgs00ccHIGAsets wyithia
closets and nd elkosets'. #thttthh1id3Siosets with
II II! II clo 5sseettss.' 'iiin ihir,Tr "an"r
y Observation-Disclosures built it"whg.:
the ,ifaest residence lini.that regfot::>
Tradition declares, ahst when the RAE.
'IaE, sarcpsta, 9FFaqsrssa from abroad aETo
'ccided" to, bnuthid al "exteAsitn; at each
end IT the 'ta4ldH oih terder to accom-
MEDIATE 'them?trG Certain itds ithattthei
iwinge iweEei added and cellars-it'ms
three-and cSsstssG anj rp, g,sls
During the last years Of her life nMTs,,
w&sylah invahdtand unable
TO 20 into t s~econdsrtory. yet 50
marvellous 'was hefrSry that she.
knew precisely all the contents other
great family 81 cIosers'- und,eonstantas'
sdisSensed, the then, ,tfa1n9lssS calico,
aa3ns. aigbes4aha ptssg9esa kept"n'
their separate hiding places. ..
b, OF late years the old mansion nbas,
fhecome church property, and Mrs
Sherman's successors have found, the,
closets a not wholly unmitigateg a,de1a
fieht. S1ttSss Add hb#kvsnlthat the
minister submits with grace, cultaSaa.
ing a spirit of levity when a dog, a
book, a child, .a.suit of clothes, spot:
Of iamG ~ he9t 1suhdsy's sermon gees
into stridtiretitsment terian' hoqqEI.. s
month on,aiyeBBEs.; 1T is spre. 70 BE- dls5;i
covered, sooner, or Later i1 one OF, the
closets.TYopth's Companion. I'D ri
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Emerson's heart stood still. Death
was a soldiers fate-a noble death his
es5s;Si. 3 this-HeaVe9s'i It "ss tso
Fray, >sasse, dog sgs#szgs@
f. Wath| whistle, the spaaiasdS eauA
his horse from the shadows behind
one end
of the. larjat fast about the gommel.
ETm korssAh1d .,tbs3tE9Y tn were TO-
which -beneath their united
weight, while the angry waters
| foamed madly on a hundred feet ha.
The The soldiers s tongue clefe to- fAe roof
Of mshmouthHHe could notSpray-
and guadalupe Kisses s get-warm upon
tfrty Secggds weStartY Kissed
| JUAN, drawing his lafiaf-taut, and
gathering the reins in his nervous
hands. pray, poor fool, for in less
than a moment you die"
The lieutenant heard him not. Three
words only rang in his ears, "Yo te
A cloud arifted across the face OF
+he Moo@h: shadow crept by. the
mounted Spaniard along the narrow
bridge, and paused close to where
Emerson lay. The murderer turned
in his saddle.
Come" he Kissed, hoarsely, we
must gom and he stuck spurs to his
horse.
But even at that moment the moon
r%eappeared,, a steely CLEAN flashed
a~crosssthe heightened lariat, it parted,
and, rising. from the shadow by the
victim, stGdas Jacque' Dumox, a long
knifeigleami1g IN his hand.
Witk a~yelr Of rage, the maddened
Spaniard turned; and. made as though
heswouH :haystridden: both soldier and
peon ;do#a but Bnmox r&sed his wea.
poh and hurled. it the advancing
steadiwithaa deadly aim:
The heagy steel hissed Though ths!
night air. and buried, ffseI.:fo the'hifr
in: the brown funk be the plunging
animal. There eamekEa single agoqJ
lied, -haf.humran scream, ringing with
.5aSshudder, through the ,siIsHce about,
aid Then: rearing madIyg with u
blind: spring the horse and rider shot
downward into the black abyss BE-.
neath-downward I'd headlong death
below-and Los Mexos roared on
j. 49, W., ~ 80 = ~
Lieutenant Emerson and his beau'
tifnli bride moved Nto1> casifornia, and
the old don, lived with them. His
New Mexico hacienda was sold, and
the servants were discharged, except.
one old man and his daughter, who are
Still attached ttootthe person of Alvarssr
but the story of that terrible. night
upon the bridge in La Gorge de Diabit
isknown only to two. The third and
principal! actor therein has never since
been seen. Los Mexos never giyessuPy
it's, deadLSaturday Night. & I
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GerunAhs Ear More Fish,

= The inhibitttorIyy5 'i MEASURES siif S Of Germany !
against, the 4imRortatiQn, Of American
cattle and meat, products have greatly,
ADVANCED the. price, Of meatsip the
country. oInD,e onsequenceraf this the
consumption of fresh, ndried and Sailed
fish has taarigeiyy liz ihhteereeaatssted!:1 A Hamc
burg company has opened a depot and
packing houses at Matarien-MeHzaleg,
Egypt for the curing and shippipg@0f.
'eers caught m the Nile and ,~aflqents.,
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Temperance IN. Japan.aA

-uNlI:s arItl blT
The temperance movement which be-
gan in Japan in'Fsf5"with'a society Of
foreign resjdehts~~'o OF 'YakQhahna@! has;
grown until anowa therenare forty-six
IF these Societies united IN a national
temperance league. The league repre-
SCENTS 361T.members. AS a result q
their agitation a Bit has been passed
prohibiting the use of tobacco by chill
dren under twenty years Of age.
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.GHi L'IrT8b%cbfods. IA

. Prof, Behriag. accepts the view thai
Every one is'siigft1yy >fdfbefeulous, bu1
tthis LhA2.. NO meaps Implies that, every
one is or Will be affected with pull
monary consumption. He thinks two
things are necessary to produce COP
synptionoa tAbercs+esis focus ant
Observation-Disclosures orins-tke Tevel9P
-fneht-ef~the-d Observation-Disclosures tht
contagion of consumption in adult.
with setayeldqpbtsst holding that it has
not yet been demonstrated. Therefore,
the pfedisbositionsto pulmonary infec
ton is not, in exposure to infection
'whfth issaiared by all more of'iess'
but in the conditions of life. -. The
more probable aus is the awakening
of a latent focus into activity, off. nc
count of defects of nutrition or froH
impairment Of health. =
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Jis noiNi1 RaN

PoponssEBeatt two eggs until thick;
add to them, one, blnt Of hilkSahd Die
fourth SeaGoons& salt.pkut Nalk t
this over ewo cupfuls of flour, beat
well, then add remaining mffk- -;nnd.
egg;,when beaten smDoth4 beat for two
na!iRates .iwithsv An 1893 beaten; butter
small earthen cups and Al them twS9:
thigds fqll; bake if q moderate oven
foorrty.fhTVee" 1m rdffhfiteai'' '7''''' 'p'n '7'"'' :
"tPiinneeaappbt;ie StaaIEee.M.tFffEree ' ctAG1ppss' sdhggaar1,
one ttup rbhtter,, five eggs,' Three and
a half cups Of sifted -four, one-half
emp of scoadfwsten twouteaspoOnfulAof Of
baking powder" Mix .togeetlheer the, bHtr
tel. spgaaF and g0lksi 3f the. 1854; add
M cup of -four and the water; beat
well, then. add the rest of the -four
2ahid" BaKihg' powder; "1astly" 'beat''ih
the whites of the eggs; bake in layers;
spread,each layer with q thick icing,
then, cover with. gratedspineappIe. Ice
thsfdpAayex- SAOAA.
Fruit Cream-Peel five bananas;
iee~ahd-Fsb-thens-5hFeugh. a--sisxe;.
then add the juice andtpulY Of two
oranges, twogtablepognfplsSo lemon
juice, three-f6hffrs Sdp Of pcwS
dered sugar and, M tablespoonful Of
agelatine soaked IN senesfgutB-cu cup Of
tc2M MtSrSand &8s6$eG oaenlsoilinE
water; mix well with the fruit; when
itdst hseinninnG to- sttffssHu)egd nsenn-l
full Of cream, whipped stiff; turn into
a mold and. JhR dee Anal Ieadg itoj
serve; garnish with whippufcream:-
Tapoea ana neutrality-suspicious. balpa:
aupfnl of ;tapiaea in two CUPS Of: cold.
water over night; put it in the double
boiler and cook. one hour; heat ,thfee'
piiintts' Of mink; put one tablespoonful Of
EBthrter' ina''pah; when-hoti addt6ne
sliced onion and one stalk Of celery;
cut. SMALL '.do not brown; then add,
one more Tablespoonful of butter and
two tablespoonful ofSfour; sdd this to
the Aot milk stirring tntiFtbAkenea;-
little
strain into 1.-The tapiocaS add a little
sfttheg ana cc6kAhaifaahshSAr longer.
Orange cake4s-HEo cups of sugar,
one-faffN cup sofbdtter, two eggs, three
cups Of sifted -four. fone cup of milk,
one4large t~easpoonfdll Of baking, pow.
der Oream'the butter and sugar .
tgetheri BeatIia tpeflaolE Of the, sggs.,
ing powder. :, Whip the whites Of, the
~&ssgss AfdSastirR fhsaEgHtly. Fotstthe't
cream. crate the peel of n .orshgeH'
one ffur 99afbp II pokdeqqaaa sugar 'ahd'
the Siics n6 twamaaass; more ESugaa5
may be added if necessary. Bake, the,
Icfalk 1T in 81 layers ana = put tbs cream Nn :
while the,cakesis, Rarm.|," ~ hanjani
'.ai3 yaaI o n~'i;nny1tEi ria fi in HJi.
d" H1!nrrr--Et- nG'g ITO
!S1ii&s xfraSn-G 1907 arbsc' ~
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To Extract Lemon juice

To extract the juice from lemons
easily. place them in a moderate ov0'
for 1--WE minutes before squeezing.
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a 4, ,4luLu CIn6uCu y q ~ WEI AAoS N60Asy A.
fah'USadderI petfikpsj afd'~sseryJ
f,1rpAnd4 oRfeeifAes,5 nSs~sntibshss ta'en
A'Ettleesrlt SiseyhGi s1aaJ
tint sd Jdaim gsrf54lHsukefs Sentinel
,n, First aShldsrafvt tatbeFE; got so
much, money he dossn'tiknow how To
lgbeYdafffegi seSond ghAda4tslhats Moth
,angs. f,My Mftdrgigdetso much money
tkat 1sH Ea eSfa sRsaafs ssia New "
@~o5RsE|ssy az adoi aaaeY !
y DheJiR eroxi1ejs.t HlsbaDA
thai dafk' ttaifp ID aeomj
|tY6gdG."J9 Nsupp6sA that
BE %s9eaaring MiaSa5hrsa Pero2Ide
fBGISM e1aaKe2.siTa. hfse"-Balua
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collie broke away and ran to the edge
of the gorge, at that point 100 feet
deep. No n dared to approach the
dangerous!po4t. The terrfcr howeyY,
followed, ~shereupon the es4ie circled
kns&aad then NaaA-aS- sudden
rush pushed his antagonist over the
edge, where he was dashed to death.6h
the rocks below.
With one DOWNWARD glance the collie
trotted proudly away, head and tail
aloft.
DR.. Colville had the dogs body res
cued and buried.-New York Tfffes.,"