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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-04-20
BASE BALL
oskaloosa 7--pavenport d.

Davenport, April 19y--Davenport has
different opinion OF tho 0skaloosa
Quakers this morning. In a game
marked by tho brilliant pitching or
Coates, who granted but FIVE hits,an
by the smuggling Of tho Oskaloosa az.
gregation,' the Quakers travelled on
seven round.trip tickets, while Daven.
port scored four. oskaloosa's game
was brilliant throughout, and error.
less. Five boobies by the locals AZ.
ured In tho play. The visitors crack.
ed out eleven safetles during tho
game, and more than exempllned tho
ability Of which Manager Cassaboino
thinks his men capable. There was
not man on the batting list but
showed that he could hit the sphe-
rold, yet some of the best batters In
form were not credited with "A safe
one. These were Donahue and Coates.
In the seventh inning the visitors got
busy with tho big stick" and with
two men out, Psrry's two-sack smash,
followed by singing raps by Moody,
Benson and Ripley, Melted three
scores. Three more bad been garnered
In the sixth, when Booth shot q two,
Dagger and Perry singled, scoring tho
runner schneberg then forced In a
score by two bases on balls, and
Moody and Benson tailed on the
throwin OF Coates long hy-out.
Tom Donahue covered the initial
sack, Booth and Ripley took the out
field, and Benson held second, while
Perry got on the third station and
made things mum.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-04-20
ACCIDENTALLY DISCHARGED.
Spent Bullet Hits One Man on Foot
and Another on Leg.

What might have proven a serious
affair occurred in front Of tho Raiston
book store Sunday evening. Oficers
Donnelly and Henderson were engag-
ed In examining a revolver which
they had just taken from a jail bird
when the weapon was accidentally dis
charged. Fortunately the bullet FIRST
struck the stone sidewalk, but in
glancing nit one passerby on the
foot and another on the leg.
It would appear that the crusade
recently inaugurated against the pro
mlscuous use and carrying OF firearms
ought to apply TO the police as well
as others.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-04-20
SUSTAINED BROKEN WRIST.
Mrs. Ames Meets With Accident On
Milwaukee ,rain.

Mrs. g. w. Ames, 800 South First
street, had her right wrist broken
while on a g., M. e. st. r. freight train
at Gowrle. yesterday afternoon. The
train was pulling into Gowrie station
and Mrs. Ames arose to her feet when
the train came to a sudden stop.
throwing her nearly the length OF the
caboose. Aside from the broken wrist
she was not otherwise injured.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-04-20
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs.
Grand Lodge Meeting Definitely Fixed
at Davenport In August.

Des Moines, April 1s--The grand
lodge OF the knights OF Pythias Of
Iowa will be held in Davenport In
August Such was tho announcement
made by Grand Chancellor Wand to-
day. For several weeks II has been
understood tnat the grand lodge
would be held in Des MoInes. but the
inducements offere- by Davenport
took the big meeting away from the
capital city.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-04-20

Houses of desirable character,
with modern improvements, are more
In demand today In this city than
ever before. A good investment
awaits the man with the money TO
erect two-story fiat building, say,
with six suites.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-04-20

According to the assessors census
the population OF Brighton Is now
sS7, This Is gain OF 80 since 1000
when the population was s07 accord
ing to the government ccnsus.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-04-20

summary-Twobas hits, Webster,
Alperman, Ramey, Moody. Booth, Per.
ry; stolen bases, scwaIt. Webster,
Blanchard, Perry; bases on balls,
Schneberg @, Wallace !, Coates 81;
struck out, Morrison 3, schnebarg 2,
Coates z; bases on being hit by pitch
cd ball, sewalt, Swain, Ramey. Time
Of game, t:45. Umpire, McManus.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-04-20

Next Sunday Ia Easter Sunday and
there will be special services In al.
most all OF tho churches OF the city.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-04-20

The public park Is 10 be made more
handsome than ever before this sea-
son. Chairman Christie Is the right
man In the right place.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-04-20
FROSTS
RUIN THE FRUIT.
DAMAGE WILL REACH An EEoR
NOUS sun.
LOSS IN INDIANA or 100000
Trees Stripped ot Their blossoms b,
Heavy wind Southern and
Central States suffer
Severely.

Chicago, April rs Reports from the
south ana central states show that XIII.
ing frosts prevailed sunday night as far
south as Kentucky, Tennessee, Mary.
land and Georgia, and Il IL feared that
the fruit crop In those states has been
ruined. Frost was reported IN northern
Florida a fact unprecedented in the an-
nals of that state.
Throughout the fruit belt OF Michigan
and Illinois there was heavy frost, and
in some localities the cherry and plum
trees were stripped OF blossoms. Con.
siderable damage was also reported
from Ohio. Wind accompanied by So
we're cold stripped many trees In In
diana. as indicated by reports received
at the Purdue experiment station. The
loss to fruit growers in that state alone
Is estimated at 100000 The loss In ap.
pies is also heavy II Is said another
frost like that of Sunday night would
practically ruin the entire fruit crop.
The fruit in South Carolina and West
Virginia Is thought to be entirely
! ruined.
Illinois q SC%-erer.
At Cairo, ILL.,, II Is estimated fully 50
per cent Of the fruit crop IL ruined and
the early vegetable crop that Is disposed
Of for the most part in the Chicago mar
ket Is regarded az total loss,
Throughout the state Of Kentucky an
inch Of snow fell on Sunday Nursery
men say that the snow saved the fruit
and the young tobacco there to some ex-
tent, but that 1t Ia u little early to tell
Just what the damage is, The snow ex,
tended down into Tennessee and Geor-
| gia, and even 10 West Virginia.
In southern Kansas, Arkansas, Louis.
lana and Alabama abnormally low tenn.
peratures were reported, but there was
no killing frost. In southern Kansas
there was light fall OF snow, changing
to rain later.
Cold General In Northwest.
Sunday In Chicago WAS day of high
winds that penetrated 10 the marrow,
The wind was accompanied by frequent
| nurries OF snow that swept the streets.
The cold was general also In the north
west. The weather experts are unable
| 10 account for the remarkably abnormal
| conditions In the weather. An area Of
high pressure originating In the far
northwest Friday oversprcad the entire
country gradually, and there was no re-
lief TIL q low area, or storm center, ap.
pearcd In the far northeast
| Conditions in Ohio.
Columbus, o., April 1S.--ConHlctine
reports come from various sections OF
Ohio on tho effect OF the recent freeze
In the fruit crop. Peach growers OF
Athens county say damage is extern.
siye and predict only one.fourth Of a
crop. Reports from GAINESVILLE, Chilli
Gothic, Portsmouth, London and other
places arc that the damage, IL any, ID
light! The lowest temperature record.
ed in the state during tho recent freeze
was 10 degrees at Bucyrus.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-04-20

Clarion is to have a new water
works system.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
Albuquerque Weekly Citizen
subscrlptlon Rates


William ~ Curtis. the well known correspondent Of
the chicago RecorfHefnd who IN This ciS fecontn
In recent communication that papef points ou that
the city o Denver greatly injured 10 s repu'a
tion hy unwlso newspapers He shows that the impress
zion cgeaied IN the east hai Is headquarters for
sensations political cnusplracica corruption dramatic
marriages. and divorces entirely wrong bu that u e
duo 10 yellow Journals printed lH the city itself
These lourias ne says. maHnify eserythne II some
body falls into an ordinary ditch he Is represented ~
pIunrlnr htadiong botiumloss chasmi y some ser
want eir receives legacy of few thousand dollars from
an uncle up the muunains she u described a. tho he
aas OF millions Everyhne that happens no matter how
trivial or commonplace. d magnlfod into sensation u
has come this that the people no longer rely % ihef
papers one young accordng 70 Mf Curtis ead
recently one papers usi about bad as che other You
can't rely on any 81 Them they hall uli of Hes and
half uii 81 eSnsguaous and everybody knows r. So mo-
bodys fooled
That Denver and Colorado 10 inrge extent suffer ih
their business nierfatf accounts % this mtfeprestna
tinn Of facts ls absolutely certain q would therefore
seem wise policy the part Of business men 20 compel
the newspapers 10 their Irrespective communtief-ana
this huHlnees men. tooto discard sen
sationallsm by patronisus only the that show en-
honest desire present aud record events The pub
Ioatons that live on eion an6 offer anything but
distorted lniure the business interests 81 The long
run The crowds thai oed upon such miserable mental
pabulum the patrons OF sad business PAGES Con
sentative should 30 alert 20 their inter
osts which dnercni from The interests of iho com
munltes Ia which they live
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
RAINS AND NASHOUTS
DISAPPOlNT ROSWELL ELKS

The plans OF the local Elks TO have
their lodge instituted here today have
been spoiled by the rains and wash
outs. District Deputy Renehan and
ten Elks from Albuquerque aad Santa
Re, had started 60 Roswell via Tor
rance and the automobile line. when
they had 10 change their plans and
come by rail on account o. the muddy
automobile road They went TO ~
PasO and had gotten as far north az
pocos. when they heard Of the wash.
ing out Of the penasco bridge. They
then teleEraphed here for Instructions
and the local Eiks told them go ga
around by Dclhart and Amarillo and
come IN from the north. This rs a
two.days' trip, So they cannot get
here before Thursday oyoning II u
now hoped 10 start the lodge work on
Thureday night or Friday and have
me banquet Saturday night.
Judge William VI. Pope, who is a
member Of tho Santa Fo lodge. has
heen secured 10 deliver the address
of welcome. Ito was called upon this
morning hy a committee composed al
General Bell, Dr Raschbaum. l.. H.
NcOahcy r.. A. Cah0on, Captain w.
g. Reid and Maynard Onnsul anf
kindly consented tu perform the part
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
TERRITORIAL
. TOPICS .
TO OPEN THE TOWN
TIE NHw OWNERS Of Tie pAV-
SON FUEL COMPANY WILL
THROW DAWSON OPEN TO THE
PUBLIC


Since the establishment Of the coal
camp 81 ihe Dawson Fuel company, in
Colfsx county. he town Of Dawson has
been conducted o. an exclusive COM
pany concern Ne ono has been al
lowed the privilege OF purchasing
property thor or establishing them.
selves In BUSINESS. In fact. lntru-
sion loi any purpose. had no ~ ~.
cured IRON the management POlt-
irai. fciirlons 0r business freedom has
been unknown ln Dawson, 30 great
has hpga cdrpafdiiou censorship.
farciy the Phelps Dodge syndicate
purchased inc entire interests ~ the
El pasO a Northeastern, which ln'
eiuted the inWson brunch and fho
DaWlon mires. This syndicate.
largely Int iei a. they are IN the
southwest, d. not attempt 20 control
che ripnta fi their employcg and
their ~ 0llshment are only optional
Hith thusa Id ,dClr employ az well az
their own ennr.ics.
n has Iuai been given out that the
town of Dawson D. 90 DO surveyed
into town loi. and sold to the public,
The company rosorving sufficient
amount OF ground for operating pnr.
poses ana AZ minerr rights on the
~ 600 acres of land they own. There
viii then be opportunities tor business
men 10 enter Dawson.
The openlng of Dawson will be n
nice fhiaE fof Coliax county In every
way. and thr news viii be- received
with pleasure Boy All its people.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
CHRISTENING CEREMONY
AT LAS VEGAS

The chnrch 10y Our Lady OF Sorrow
sunday Afternoon was the scene OF a
pretty chriUcning ceremony. con.
fcrrcd on I'D baby Girl Of Mrs. and
mis- q ". Ch1con Of the wegt side.
says the Optic The god parents
were Mr. mi Mss Melton : Otoro.
cousins or Governor Otcro. 0f pcralta,
n % ~ Nr Oi9r0 could not be
present fnf tho event Nr Theodore
chncun. uncle oi the baby. served In
hls place ag personal representative
with Mrs. OtorO The names given
the little girl ere Melha Criatlna. The
Rev Father Floreutino Meyers ON
clntod Ia very impressive style
After tho ceremony the party were
driven 20 the residence OF the parents
whore q dainty repast was served
AND NE enjoyable time had by all
those present Tor the rest or the dny
Is destined 90 live long 10 gladstone
| remembrance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
TREATING RIGS ~
\ NEW PROCESS

The treating plant Of the Alamogor.
do Lumber company has been recently
undcrgon9 a change 81 process IN the
treatment OF tlmbcrs. sayh the Alamo.
gordo News. Heretofore after the
proper preparation Of the wood BY
sicaminr TO expei the natural sap. the
tlnlhors were frst treated with a So
luton OF zlnc.chioride a. q prescrva-
live, and thcn rs a protection from
moisture they are treated 20 a solution
OF glue and tanning which serves rs q
waterproof by a recent change the
rluf and tarnlu solution is omitted.
Practically an OF the timbers being
treated are nr the 30 paso a North
eastern and associated lines and In the
arid country where they extend the
theory seems 10 be that the gluo and
tanning is NOT necessary n is runiect.
urod that The local preserving plant
viii IN time change 90 the croosote
process. Cronsote r. an important by.
product OF coke ovens and the com.
pony viii POSSESS all OF It's raw ma.
tcriala.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
LARGE AREA OF
LAND WITHDRAWN
RlNcoN MOUNTAINS AND TRACT
ALONG COLORADO TO sc MADE
PART GOVERNMENT PROJECT.

Two important kilograms have been
received ai the Tucson. Aria. land
Office Taoy were from General Land
Commissioner W. A. Richards, OF
Washington d. G.. notifying the land
once that the Rincon mountains are
temporarily ;.s....as.srawn from entry
save under the mineral laws. and that
the land IN tie vicinity of Yuma.
along the Colorado river. was temper.
arliy withdrawn from entry.
u Is the purpose OF the government
10 use the land Ia the Rlncon noun
talns for the establishment % a nig
,orcst reserve There are hundreds
~ One trees In those mountains and
Il Is the Intention OF the government
10 preserve them.
The forest hangers who bad been
stationed In ne Rlncon mountains
woro Withdrawn sonic time ago. They
viii likely be maintained there now
and additional rangers allotted % thia
reserve. About sl.O00 acres are EN-
bodied IN the Rlneon reserve.
The Yuma reserve embraces parts
OF seven townships. whose combined
area is i6S0e0 acres. The withdrawal
was made IN the interest OF the Yuma
irrigation project. 10 a likely that tns
lads viii be opened 20 entry liter,
The Withdrawal was undoubtedly
made 20 step speculation in all fhs
lands which Will be covered IN this
irrigation project
Instances are quite common whor,
land was flod upon and '7llnquishet
several times. This land will be verl
valuable when the irrigation project
Is completed. Much OF the land has
already been fled upon and prove,
up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
IMMENSE CATTLE
SHIPMENTS FROM SOUTH

Cattle shipments from the tofri-
tory during The past few months have
been enormous. The shipments from
Demlne alone during May and June
amounted 10 1871 head. the value Of
which was AZ least 81 GOO 600 OWNS
10 the inability OF the santa 70 "a
furnish ears. al the Grant county
shipments were made from Dcmiug
and are included IN the above number
Last year The shipments from the ter.
ritory amounted 10 i75 .000 head. the
year before 10 1856 GOO head. and the
year before to $4,000 head. bat This
year they viii De- almost twice that
number.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

For the information 81 the general public. are ~
quescd state that the " the propoaed Elephant
Butte project including maintenance and operation for ten
years viii he s520o000 A. the reservoir win SUM-
water rrigato 10000 Of and The cost per
acre Will be $40
This amount Is required 70 be repaid 20 the govern
men without interest IN ten equal annual insiaimcnts
the fst payment be made when the nru crop y bar
vested after the works complete and the water turned
on The public should bear In mind tha the works viii
probably be- completed for ave years during which
time however the money required construct the works
viii be expended and put IN circulation large part OF
ia this Immediate glOnity
Furthermore heretofore stated. IN these columns
ho requisite acrcapo y pledged to the main
project Il expected that work will be commenced upon
the dvertiug dam Fors seldens-Ro Grando Repub
lean.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
A NEW MAIL REGULATION
DECISION or PosToFFlcE DE-
PARTmENT THAT IS or coNsip.
ERABLE IMPORTANCE.

A decision has hen made By tho
postoitCe department which az this
time 10 Of special local Interest.
The decision referred 20 announces
that the postofiico oflcials and car
riers are not responsible for the non
delivery OF any letters or packages
u the wrong street number or adj
dress Is given.
At the same time u ~ the policy Of
tho department 20 attempt 20 deliver
an mail 70 the persona for whom Il IL
Intended. and great trouble and ex-
pense h gone 10 with this end Ia view.
but u this cannot De accomplished
efforts are then made 10 return all
letters and valuable packages that are
NOT called for. Ia the sender. hut
often the latter falls 10 give his adj
dress or name.
The ruling rendered N In accord
ance with the approved regulations
OF the p0atciilce department, and
came up In connection with several
cases where the street. numbers In
some OF the eastern cities have lately
been changed by the municipal author
itios.
According 20 this opinion, AL prop
erty oWnora, whore The number Of
their residences have been oihclally
altered, will have no see that the
figures are properly changed on their
houses u they desire 10 be sure OF
having their mail b umptly delivered.
According 90 recent decision rem
dorcd by the higher court OF New
York, tho same rule applies regarding
telegraph messages.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
ALBUQUERQUE At SILVER CITY

Mrs. Butts. sister Of Miss Mary I.u.
cas-. n here visiting her sister and
other relatives. Mrs Butts a u teach.
or IN the Albuquerque public schools
and her work IN the primary depart
mont ranks perhaps the highest III the
territory.
Adolf y. Wlisei and wife we're AZ.
rivals on Sundays train from Aibu-
cueruuo and Immediately went out TO
Santa Rita. whcrs thoy expect 10
spend a few days. Mr. Wltzcl is the
genial salesman 81 the Temp brewing
company and has n large number u
friends IN THIS county, whore he and
family formerly resided. who are al
wayn glad % greet him on bis period.
cal trips erc.-indepcndont.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
BUYING BURRos ron
NEVADA GOLD FIELDS

An agent % a Los Angeles Arm was
IN Prescott % make inquiries about
hurros. He stated that u Is hiE in
tention 20 buy a carload % them IN
Yavapal county and ship them direct
10 Los Angeles. frcm whore they viii
hc sent 10 points at which prospecting
parties win OUTFIT during tho late sum.
mer and fall or Tonopah, Goldneld.
BUFF Frog and other mining camps In
Noveda.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
FINED FOR SELLING
LIQUOR 70 INDIANS

y. r. Lovett who runs a general
store NJ wheathelds. Arizona. was
fined $50 by Judge Hlnson Thomas for
selling liquor 70 Indians Deputies
happened 20 be- riding past the store
and saw three Indians riding away.
one Of them carrying a sack. A search
81 the sack disclosed three bottles 81
beer and the shirt front of another
produced a bottle OF whlskoy. The ox-
cuHc ~ the defendant. that tho Indian
said no was sick and needed the Wits.
key dld not impress the Judge.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
BROWNS PROBABLY WILL
60 TO ALBUQUERQUE

Il Is very likely that the ~ Paso
Browns viii b. the team that viii rep.
resent Ei paso In the base ball tourna.
ment az Albuquerque during the terri.
torlal fair, as the Colts have given the
matter no attention.
The base ball fans OF Albuquerque
have suggested that the best players
from both teams be selected, but this
will not be done "a Manager FISHER
has positively declined under any
consideration. TO allow HIS team 10 be
divided. He has also stated that 80 far
the Colts had not even considered the
Albuquerque tournament ~ Paso
NowR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
PHOENIX TO SELECT A MAJOR
PLACE MADE VACANT ~ Resio.
NATION or ADAMS. TO &c
FILLED.


A dispatch from Phoenix says Tho
city council has decided ~ call a
special election % M the Office of
mayor. which was made vacant by tho
recent resignation 90 y G.. Adams. The
council has authorized the city atior.
ncy, Roy 3. 0oodrlch. 70 draw up an
ordinance 10 this eject. go be present
od at the regular meeting OF the city
fathers. August 2.
At The same meeting IN which this
action was taken. the council refused
the certified cheek Of W r. Todd a
Co. OF Cincinnati who bid 100000
for water works bonds. This Is The
second check from Todd which has
hoen refused. aud the council 90
pressed the opinion that the Clncln.
natl brokers are not acting IN goof
faith. other bids are now being
sought.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
SANTA IF HAVING ITS
SHARE or BAD FIRES

Early Tuesday morning the old
government sTanefy on the Fort
Marcy addition in Santa 30. was co.
tally destroyed ~ Gre The granary
was an immense frame structure and
was an old and mark 10 the capital
city. Al boo lime OF The are Il was
being used as a warehouse, ana con-
tanned slN eng loads of hnc hotel furni.
turc
The building and furniture was
owned hy Otto RetGch, and be estl-
mates his lose al 5000, partially COW
cred by Insurance. Il o. believed that
the Are was az incendlary origin. az
the building was on a larro vacant
lot far away from any other build.
ing This Is he third destructive iire
10 occur IN Santa Fe within ne last
few months
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
STRONG HINT TO STAY
WITH HOME PRODUCT

A man IN The nelghborlng town Of
New Mexico. who secured hls wife
through q matrimonial agency, Il try.
Ing 90 secure n divorce. Just another
gains are not Justly represented. and
that 4 much better grade Of the same
article could have been obtained At
home. Good enough for himi he ought
70 patronlae home Industry. The home
grown article IL usually The best.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
WORKS FOR FISH
AND GAME WARDEN

Page y. Otero. territorial FISH and
game warden. has received a humber
OF communications from residents
along the Chama river asking that
be take steps Ga prevent the contami.
nation og the water IN the river by
the shoep mon. says the New Mexican.
Tho solutions used IN the dipping tank
nt Chama have been allowed 20 run
into the river and the people say that
Il can De noticed ave miles below the
town Warden Otoro has instructed
the sheep mea % dig filter beds for
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
ENFORCING SUNDAY

Vincent Truder. OF Las Vegas, Was
arrested and nned FOR keeping his
place OF business open ON Sunday. Tie
paid the hno and promised not 10 OF.
feud again II - evident by the
prompincF With which fhe violation
OF the lnW vas punished that the
proper officials were on the lookout.
and the community VIII warmly com
ment their efficiency Ia the matter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
ROBE AND HEAp.oREss
OF A KLu.KLuN KHAN

W Price has presented 10 the
Historical society. AZ Santa Re. a robe
ana hoad.Gross used by the klu.Kiux
Khan uf the aoulh during the recon
stractiun period after the Civil war.
This clan was similar 10 the white
Caps and committed many crimes.
The trophy IL OF black cloth. studded
here and there with patches Of white.
The head dress consists OF tall -
ramld shaped crown. aud n long black
visor. In which are holes for the eyes
and mouth. The society 81 grateful to
Mr. Price for this donation.