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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
WAS A DRAW

PHILADELPHIA. April A.--Yoans
Corbc,t. Of Denver. and Young
Eyrne. OF this city, SPARED aix
rounds nj the Washington Sporting
club Monday night Cofbatt vas
very much out Of form. lie vas IA,
and bis eye vas had. May Of his
swings went Wild and AZ timce lard
ed on the hack OF his opponents
head Eyrue was very active. bu'
timid and pat Ia most Of the time
IN ellnchiuE and hugglng 10 avoid
punishment.
During the third round Eyrns 70
ceived a cut over the eye In the
sixth Corbett's mouth was hlced-
ing During this round he tried 10
ruEh Eyrne. and IN the mix-up
Eyrne landed the majority OF tho
blows Eyrne also went some and
Curbeit repeatedly tried TO stop him.
he oounfefed several times on
Eyfne'a Jaw. but his blows lacked
steam. No decision II allowed 70 be
given In this city. but the majority
OF the sports were Of the opinion
that the fight was n draw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
WILL Be A BIG ONE

Tho dog show. which Il to be held
Ia aermania hall on April II. IL at
tracing wider interest than am
other show Of ita kind ever held IN
the city. and thru IL evidenced By
the fact that secrsiary Roberts u
delnged with inquiries requesting
information regarding the affair
u IL predicted that more local dogs
viii be entered this year than In
an previous exhibition. The val.
liable cups and trophies. which the
cisb has offered as awards Tor the
different classes. have no doubt
proved. At least 20 a certain degree,
the attraction 81 the fRnciera. Neat
Saturday viii be the last opportun-
itY afforded those Nho intend en-
taflng dogs to send IN their names.
Oscar Jones will again offieiate as
superintendent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
AGILE WON

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April Sad
q 8 Browns handsome ba co
Agile. hY SIR plxnn. dam AHen8
ridden by IArk Martin. romped koa4
an easS winner Ia the Tend ss@
Derby a a mite aud an eighth I'D
afsefrgaan, dnfeHting Iahn Smg1alA
tha tsillHon eanxli'late. and T4A
LaFe. representing the stable 81
1ohn W Carr. by five Lengths
RAMS Horn aud WbipposrwiiA 10
eutxlaa of Capt W. s. Williams
we're Withdrawn Agile was a fas-
orite IN Inc llntting Mondays Derhe'
WIS pFoilabiS tt1s richest stake ever
offeEss I'm the snstsl. the gross vabie
hsisg si05s5. IF watch $500 went
10 the winnsa Tao second race. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
TURF Goss0

Now that Lou Dillon and Major
Deimar have both taken records
faster than two minutes NJ tho trot
fow facts relative to tho frat
trotter 10 beat the standard time
Of 30 are OF interest. Nritca Geo.
A. Schneider. the trottink special
1T. The distinction IL credited
that grand old race mare, sahy
Suffolk. the gray daughter Of En-.
ginccf. Lady Suffolk Was cam.
palEuei FOR J6 years. htarting In f6i
racea % which she won s.. and
earning about $4,000.
She commenced har racing carer
In 1855. at Babylon. l.. l.. winning a
race Ia saddle in s.0i. and being
awarded the muniflclent purse ol
$40. Tier fastest mile that year was
trotted IN 2. "a. at Beacon Course.
New Jersey.
The next season shs reduced her
record 60 as In harness. while in
iSti she took record Of 2,sa 70
saddle. cutting this % a;2bA Ia
1888, az the same way 81 trottlnE
After all ~ the best srotteFa hsl a.
aeavorea 10 tfof ia 2 80 and failest
Lady suffolk vas adTeFtises q
make an attempt % Accomplish tab
feat. ard started against the wao e
on Oct n. 1879. over tire bs,aoon
Course. Hobokcn. n J.. rad:,so al,
lsa record Ia saiky 10 aasa asoI
record stood for four yeana. uatsi
raoueed 90 egs BY the conpSdteo
PAGER Pelham.
Lady Suffolk vas without a sOsflls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

winning future. Lady Bird was
but two and a half years old. Her
beautiful coat and striking appear
ance always attracted the attention
o. those yorsed In d0Edom. Cap
tain Swift purchased the animal Ia
Canada last spring
Lady Bird WAS 10 have been en-
tered IN the coming deg show a.
Gormauia hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
WORKING HARD

University OF Washington ath-
ictes are now preparing for the tn
door track meet which In 20 be held
with the Y. n. G. A. In the gymna-
stun Of the university. After their
weeks vacation the students re-
turned to the athletic work with a
vim. The boys viii train between
the hours of 2 and each day. A
notice 10 that effect has been posted
on the bulletin board by DR. Roller.
Some hard milling will have to be
done by the students. for within the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
Spinning's Specials

The time. money and annoyance
saved IN a year by using a safety
razor, Win buy you a suit Of clothes
We have never used one 10 corn
pare with the Gillette a. 500. How
ever. have Just receiNad the new
Nutshell Safety which We will sell
- tl-oo. II ahly taleA the price %
seven shaves 70 buy one, then Il
viii be hard on the barber.
40c Grass Hooks ....... .23o
&c h-auarte Dairy Pens $500. lie
&c 1-auart Dairy PaEs .......... e.
Be fAa-ahart Dairy Pans ...... sc
See winaow, Saturday and Men
DAY Times and star Scr rest of ms
wee6'n specials.
SpiHning's Two-Speed. Ceaatsr
Cuasiop f0rk BYBVcie. eQsslppszl a.
ssft sbs 90 You VIII pay flsf,.fnD for
tie squal-ik Il has onu.-ln any
other maize. You are mbgslna a
great deal withoat one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
CARROLL A
FROST

TACOMA. April f-Jack Twin"
Sullivan. with the aid % Referee
James Carroll. won in The prize
fight last night ever Charles Jost.
who goes ~ the pugllistle cog
nomsn Of Young FitzsimmnuH A
left 20 the Jaw in the ninth round
did the trick. Jost WAS no match
for his more experienced adversary.
and many old timers we're disggated
with the match.
Sullivan retained his reputatisn
OF being a dirty fighter By fouiIng
Jost twice during the fight IA tha
first and second rounds Tho ref
eree. James Carroll. dla his same
"seolAlnzs az In the Sullivan Burns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
HAS WONDERFUL ABILITY.

A young man. blind almost ssog
birth. a senior In the Sebrao 4
State University. has umbarkod alon
a career which promises 20 be ~
celebrated a. that Of iieien Keller
william Leroy Clarke Il lua nsee
and his present age IL z2 years. lie
won the gold medic In oratnry n
the Paliadlan Literary Society. and
he is one of the squad OF fsieon
from whom viii DO chosen ele eight
men wha Will uphold the honor OF
the university In western intefeolle.
glate debates.
Clarke lost hia sight when years
old. as the result of severe attack
OF illness. lie was sent TO tha state
school for tha blind and made Hpch
good use Of hlH opportunities. that
AZ the age Of II he matriculated Ia
the state university 4la work there
has been 80 good that had II n9l
been that he vas compelled TO work
his nay through college he. 9gald
have graduated a year aguf al
summer be sold pianos for idtAl
muale house and took aubacripflons
for popular magazine earnips
enough moueY 20 give him f~fasffs
Or sba years course.
Clarke o. an enthusiastic enprN
ora. Every football. basketb 3 D.
has.sse1l game finds him amofA ~
orosnoa lie understands the 800
sts % Nile 20 comprehenaivelH d.
cuf-s o.. ssiiitira u the piaye "A
frs-~aa talis him the plays a. th@f us
oulss-s. lie sits as breathlesa As ths
rsssaes fans a. crises Of the con
tcio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
WILL ne BUSY.

When Il was announced that Cor
noil would race Harvard Nay -. 4
was generally supposed that Penn
aylvania'a invitation 10 race ON the
SohuYlkill had been declined. How.
over. rowing relations between the
two universities are % be resumed
Cornell ~ to send second 0ew "a
PHILADELPHIA May "a hoBidea Cor.
nell and Pennsylvania. Il IN prop
able that Columbia, and possibly
Syracuse, Harvard and Georgetown
will enter their junior ae~ws.
The unexpected announcement ol
the race with Pennsylvania ID very
welcome 10 the undergraduates. as
Il inalleDa a AgcceaateS regatta be-
Ing heif on Cake Nayuga next
upring Harvard and University Of
pcnnaylyaI1n will certainly be rep
resented. and probably more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

/ gide down. strikes the other aide Of
the laar and HNiehea At lncreiibIe
speed down 70 The ground. riEht side
apa
Mile. De Tiers ahruEs her shouL
doFs and smiles wisn asked abesnt
her Ret. Evidently the young wofp
an cares little for an extcnded .
iaienna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
VALUABLE DOG DEAD

Lady Bird. a Llewelyn setter.
owned BY Captain y Z. Swift. Of
Seattle. died yesterday morning Of
congestion OF the lungs. Captain
Swift felt the loss Of the dog kccnly.
for. according 20 statements made
BY prominent dog fanciers. Lady
Bird had the promise OF a prize
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

ae uu.rcffFT VIII Hurciv der troV the
aeHee "A afaeit aud eesss pictaiY d~ra ngs
t,ae wirta Nsstpuz Whan cnfsrlna Ia
throQas NE mucous surfaces. pa n
aEsf ici4q Fkeuld newer hg naed s,Hfruut
on prensriptlona frafs rtfutahis phy y :
clans. aB the damage tsey viii a. 10
ten fois ~ the isooa yon can pssabIY
Cure. 80 u-s1fs@4sFsd fsy b. j. Sssrssa.
n Gp. 1sk.-AA. o., 60. Gains 90 usur-
esay, ass IL talsss istersalD. nciiesf
snfectiy spfsn or sts-f ttrt esrsssl ~
sssffacr Of ttur MI f-ua. 10 uap sss
fal4ai's CasaE1e csRa b. maze Yozs 81
DC or qhae y y tssiosa rasaorrssiAto
= - huzilt NJ 'nslsdJA odtes. - ~ n
ew~v1 q CO T'FyEsHnssSassb 6F.uA
ooftie
faE. ETsiFs ss~,h PEs fsr Sessts.
uatiuu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
Food For SpOrtocrats

the fastest trotior and most conaia-
tant race mare Of her time. She
was raced up 10 1853. at which time
she was sold to d. EdmT Iliil, OF
bridgeport, n. j.. dying 30 bits place
on March 2, 1854.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

faater the performer n a woman
known as Mile. DE There
Her aet IA - iaeB the gap IN al
automobile. upside down Tho pie
ture explains tbs ace healer than
words cnn The start b mafie fFsm
high platform. The car Turhsa
tloWu al Incline. turns completely
over. then leaus through the air gpa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

next couple OF months thare are Al
present four meets 20 be entered.
one Of which comes OFF this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
ALI, DOING WELL.

Great progress IL reported In all
tho campo OF the American league
teams In the south. Ssg latest bull
lotlna from the diffoS1R camps fol-
low.
ST. LOUIS.
DALLAS. Texas Pitching staff
we'll advanced Rhody Wallace
playing reklAarly n third and viii
also act ~ this seasons captain.
Gleason. Moran and Smith are can.
didatos Tor Wailaee'a shortatop po-
sition. Emil Frisk. -Dety-gt
pitcher. Is playing great right fs&If,
and Jimmy McAleer says thatoba
will be regular. Hynos will ptsCh
regularly this year. according 10 the
present dope.
CHICAGO.
NEW ORLEANS. I&- -wA'te
Stockings have departed for series
Of exhibition games. Comlaky has
used 1904 lineup constantly In prae=
tice. Holmes viii lead Off bat
ting list. Jones. Holmes and Green
vii be regular outneld aEain.
Teams ossill be- kept constantly on
! iuuR In tho next thsse weeks
playing engagements.
WASHINGTON.
HAMPTON, Va Manager stahf
Expresses himself much pleased
with the progress ~ the players.
Pattes and Hughes NE IN best form
- pitThss lnfie d is IN fine shape.
with Stanl. at nrst. Mil. second.
Cassidy. shortHtop. and Hile third
haze. ontfieldcr Jones Leads In
hitting up 60 date. 'yinch Hohbas
kittrlege Ia suffering wits larse
wing.
ATHLETICS.
SHREVEPORT fsa.-Littls prae-
tico In the last few days. owing to
fainA. indoor gym work Is c0n-
atantly engaged In. No sehnite line
on new men as yet "Ruhe- wad-
dell has mastered iiu iitsu. and has
nearly pat the entire team ON the
rocks. despite Connie Aaek's plead
lnEs.
NEW NOlkht
MONTGOMERY. Ala = Keeler
has Joined squad. Walter Clark
son and Al Ortiz doing best work Of
pitchers. Hogg looks Tie find.
while Hollycs0ss aud auelell ara
doubtful tWtrlers Jim MIXTURE 10
/ Ing bulk Of catchine Joe frsesr
playing great bail in 00sssaa oa-af
fIth wears constapss aua0e
pETPo.tT
AUGUSTA. Ca. Virgins isss~s
been trimming up kSsSlSuk On hs;s-
ansnt practice eastrsSae xpsDtuyore
has reported for datg @8ekOnsen IL
on the way south To i0kr n6e team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

a mile aud a sixteenth. vas declared
off. because Of numerous scratches.
and a selling affair At one mile was
substituted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

An American circus catering to
tie "thrlllers." has engaged an act
that. for daredevil reeklNxAneas.
surpazsss anything vet attempted.
To make the thrills chase them
selves up and doNR eack individual
SPINE in the huge audience all the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
~ II IiIGl4 scHooI

About 20 ~ the bugs turned cut
Tor tins track team Monday night
Only a feW - the sl1 men we're eut.
a. TITS wss the first tunuout sion-
ager neKier snys ever 100 fellows
have prufniHed 10 be out bnfors tae
Nerk r. over and nusibsr 30 fsr-
ords nre sure 90 be smashed. esHe=
eially the high tunsp. sltos-put and
hammer throw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
T-bfrd Avenue
the MooNsHtNER's
oAuGh HR


Cor. F'irst ave and Madison;
NEW SH0W-AGsL NOVELTIES
ore FAMOUS SHENkE FAMILY
% ACROnATS. Rose a fhah
Robert Ashon the McCarvera
Claadlus. Charles Steele. uiusf rated
songs the Telescope. latest moving
pictures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

SAN raANozzru. ae-if s-vss
eAcs..e nsBd a. oar S--sSa ecoaxrss
bs tbs fourth nsue Co MondAy. Fire
husasr, hnsshsa hissss and noses
azt~@. fron the lBvss stand Il
sga5,gs9 M II Jack Little lad won,
swA I've naages decidRd that no lss
'56< ffSSssh In the easey. Trhs<2
pInrRi Auats first. Kv~s c. seecna
and Cnshaf third. Jockey Bonasr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

fight, and again proved the waiss-
ness Of bis backbone ~ fafhng TO
give the fight 10 JoBt wncn be
should
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
No 90

CUsHioN-FTRsT SHOT.
Strike the cue ball a little below
the center and slightly 10 the right
the cushion first. 50 as TO strike the
red bah about one-auarter. and the
shot will be made by two cushions
after striking the red ball. leaving
the balls together. This shot should
be played rather gently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

Mt I'M
Mutiny "a rife In the ranks Of
the Sc Louis Browns Of the Ameri-
can league The diagruntlcd play
cra threaten to quit the game or
Join independent teams.
The maloFa tents ~re Pitcher Fred
Glade. the most aeElbatinnal twifler
developed last year In Co American
league. Ra3vy Howell. the brook
iyn boy. who was once lGAghland
or. George Stone. the outflelder,
Who hit 400 last season az Mil
pNukee. aud Harry Gleason, the les
&c utility lnfieider,
These men have not alr&sd their
eontraeta. nor do they intend Il
unless Us Sc Louis club INCREASES
tho salasy figures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

WyIIe Eemuhill has basebstil
game seheduiea for Saturday With
the Faeenfa bieh aeffoai team. So far
aasy are an unknown quantity. Tho
boys are going 10 make a grcnt Of
fart 10 reaenrD themselves fsp uaafr
sssfeat ny the university tgsfa re-
eaafly.
TEe ses3.r eInHs heis an import
ant nseetIne TusAday afternoon srs
aiBe1ueo sssanc11 rafatfve "a conn
Insss csns.nt
Mie Juiin l. fsiroa one OF the
Icofdasgh tsssc6stss no hsos sessl att.k
Cor tys vazssot dsss aos tnERvvs,1
amy sao gTD nses be- ale 70 rsBuuas
her dusass ror sessn tins vat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

I.owGand schaoier are having a hot
figfAs3dr second base berth.
n0srON.
MACON Ca Players not being
forced. Tho 1904 infield playing
mostly together nuskelt. 8ollhaeh
ap~ stahl playing outflold. With
MI Freeman on waiting lat
Players talk little nhop, Capt Col
Has has slight attack OF charley
horse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

was ruled off thu track for "A
porting today 90 Walter Jen Ut
@ho had a contrast far his serk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
TIE FERRIS COMPANY
"A pooR RELATION

Sol Smith Russclrs MoOt Success
fui play.
Announcement Of several special
performances tkis week. presautinr
naek Ferris and Florence Stone IA
Rnethsr bill viii be made later
Next Week.-Mrs. banker :
nauehtar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

The Leading Theater.
J. n. HOW E...s...M Manager
10th Phones "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
pETHpo.t

AUGUSTA. Ca Tsr51oR isss~e
been trimming up kSsgSlSu& On 6sss-
anent practice nsnrssae ylpsDvvone
has reported for dut0 dekursen h
on the way south To i6tr ndae team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

Great progress IL reported IN all
tho campo OF the American league
teams In the south. SSg latest bull
letlna from the dlffolN4aR camps fol-
low.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-03
Q. j. PRATT.
Special
CARPET OPPORTUNITY.
Thirty days in which to save the big advance
which manufacturers have already made
in the price of Floor Coverings.

Some grades have been advanced from IS to
20 cents per yard, but we haven't paid the advance
except on few of our most recent purchases, and
shall give our patrons thirty-day opportunity to
furnish their houses or separate rooms with high
grade Carpets at prices, in many instances, lower
than same goods have been sold the past year.
few good patterns in best five frame Body
Brussels some with borders, regular $1.35 quality,
sale price for 80 days, o8c.
Odd patterns and short lengths same quality,
60 now for 75c.
Agras or Rajahs, worth $1.00, Csc to 95c
Best art KidderminSterS and heavy two-ply
goods, worth 75c, until closed, Csc to 68c.
All wool Ingram, sold everywhere at 68c or
more will offer few during the sale at SIC to 60c.
Cotton carpets and wool filled goods 33c to 45c.
Some bargains in Smyrna Rugs, all sizes, ST to
SIS. We also have few more of the Special Rug,
30 90 inches, at $100.
If you have any Carpets to buy this spring,
don't watt for the big advance is permanent for this
season and our prices will have to be changed when
the sale is over.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-03
Q. j. PRAT

trustees and commissioners will report as
to expenses already incurred in establish
ing the water system.
District Deputy Orrin r. Buell. w. NJ
H. L. Bray, Frank L. Allen, Floyd S.
Crafts, Walter A. Hall, Henry E. Mann,
l.. E. Strawser, c. NJ. Russell, c. w.
Bond. members of Social lodge, attended
the annual district meeting at Bellows
Falls on Friday, Feb. "a. They worked
the first degree in the afternoon in a very
commendable manner. The occasion was
one Of much interest and every one felt
well repaid for the trouble of attending.
Article nine of the warrant for town
meeting on the eth is to see il the town
will appropriate a sum of money for the
observance Of Old Home" week. 1t
was the understanding in 1900 that these
gatherings were to be held once in five
years and as we understand 1t our friends
are expecting the observance this year.
Now that we have such an ideal place for
holding the exercises as Memorial hall we
ought to give the matter proper attention.
The annual meeting Of the Deerf1eld
Creamery association occurred on the
2Sth. About one-hah of the stockholders
were present. These officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Directors, G. M.
Ware, Henry Adams, w. H. Stowe, Fred
A. May and Porter G. Hubbard auditors,
E. NJ. Haynes, Wallace L. Haynes. C.
n. Ware was chosen president and Henry
Adams clerk During the past year 80, ISL
pounds of butter have been made which
has been sold at an average price of 1886
cents per pound. Cash paid out during the
year was 1922 42s.7S.
Holland B. Dennison, an old resident,
died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A.
L. Batchelder at Greenfield on Tuesday,
Feb 2S. The body was brought to this
place on Wednesday and the funeral was
held from the Congregational church on
Thursday at 1890 a. m. Mr.. Dennison
was born in Marlboro Feb. 20, 1928, and
was thus just past his SD birthday ami
versary. His wife was Miss Jane Barber,
who died about 20 years ago Mr.. Denni
son lived in this town nearly all of his
life and was hard working man up to
about 20 years ago. Three children were
born to them, two of whom are now living
George E. of this place and Mrs. Batchel-
der of Greenfield. Mr.. Dennison was a
man who never sought publicity but was
devoted to his family and friends.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-03
Always Remember the Full Name
LAXATIVE B romo Quinine
Cures a Cold i'm One Day, Grip in Two.
@MAv.o~ on Box. Csc.
Counterfeit Coins In Circulation.

Some counterfeit half dollars of unusu-
ally perfect make and therefore difficult
Of detection, are at present in circulation,
so storekeepers, clerks, cashiers and others
who handle coins should be doubly wary.
These coins are free from grease and one
or two other blemishes which lead usually
to the quick detection of the counterfeit
piece, and lack only the true ring of the
United States mint's product. There have
been more counterfeit coins than usual
detected by the sub-treasury department
and it's secret service of late, so that the
circulation of this latest piece either is
not large, or else people have been de-
ceived by its perfection and thus have
kept it in circulation. Even the sub
treasury experts once or twice have been
deceived by the projections of counterfeit
coins. For instance, about two months
ago, two half dollars were presented for
inspection as to their genuineness. One
was adjudged counterfeit after the ordi-
AIRY test; the other so bafflled the experts
that they decided to send 1t on to the
treasury department at Washington, after
coming to the conclusion that it was
counterfeit. The treasury department
sent it back adjudged good.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-03
DOGS Killed Nine Deer.

Since the first fall of snow this winter
dogs have killed nine deer, in Woodbury.
and its immediate vicinity. that have
been seen by the game warden; how many
more of the animals may have been killed
is unknown. j. Burton Pike. constable
of Marshfield and one of the county game
wardens. spent four days in the woods,
by direction of State Commissioner II.
G.. Thomas, looking up the cases reported.
AS a result of Warden Pixies investiga-
tions, the nine cases were disclosed. He
arrested Mchall Pitro of Hardwick,
whose dog had chased and killed n deer,
in the early part of the week The
Italian paid a fine of IS and costs On
Thursday Mr.. Pike arrested Peter Ped
ralo another Hardwick italian who is
now working in Barre, on the same
charge. The latter is the owner of a
finely blooded hound that has been
guilty" without doubt. Pedralo will pay
his fine Mr.. Thomas intends to take
all possible measures to protect the deer,
as the law provides.-[Mon Journal.