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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
BROKEN
0LDlM||E|.N'.1.|G|'0|'|.8.B|:|A||.C|:'N|' <
No Gererai Rush, Du But S; Steady,
# Stream Of Strikers R r e ,t:t
to Work. " Il 81 81, VA
LOCAL LEA s DEFIANT \ / YET 2 /
~ /. Ss y3 Il M
National Orgai,iz alton R Rev ;s,''
Charter and Repu Iii7t, & ia
93 yNalk-O Out. as..5
d EAD rs DEFIANT YET q:
T-f09IEIT ~ l7I1Tigtff1l7 NO. j7-10.fIT "
nv Associated SPrcss.)


NEtv March u. thyo9n 1ls tho
local leaders nrc continuing the fight ~
dcsbito thc fact that the mat onal Lead "a:
ers have repudIatA their action8 IN cali !
Ing theincn out, the strikc@br tho sub way
and elevated railway systems mas passed t,d
the acute stage and trains were ere run run
ninr to-day with tito delay, the strike l'r
breakers quickly learning their new & 9 1 "
ties, willie many Of tho old men were back tr,!''
III tho positions they left on T z ucsda Y
morning. ;y . y,
There was no general rush back OF the
oldSernpoyes but tho men slo VII weak
iencd and there was II stead y strean pass-
Ing into the cornpany,s office all III day.
The officials were most discriminating,
and while many gof the guard and lckct
sellers were taken back, IN few positions
were found for the motormen. y t being
feared that come dana &c might pc done
to the conpnny's property. his action,
III was feared would give thea police
something to do Ms the men VIII q were re-
fused work, were in an ugl Y mood. some
900 men IN nll were relnstated ~ ~
Leaders upbraided iSs
d Discouragement, discomfort and Supbraid-
ing 81 their lenders, u charact ter ized M He
slinily attended meetings OF the st r kers.
Some questions were asked OF II Jenck 9
ana Pepper, but they clicittd 4 only the
stock replies 4: TO the Tia are we go
ing to dor, Of the men, they replied:
We'll pull you through; everything Is
going splcndidly; we've Il got a hem ickc y
20 + badly that they don't know where
they are at IT,. 49, n ~,
4, There was muck crowding at tho sta :,
lions day during the RUS lls hour. result
ing from the slow headT " Of the trains IS
and delays caused bylseyeral t,minorsac cl-
dents, but the presence Of the polio pre-
vented anything serious from fia opening
II III 39a rear-cnd collision on the Third
Avenue elevated 5scyeral passeng gers We're
cut By flying lass and theirs received 81 reg
;briliseB Nm
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lDlsFlCuRE.D ( YECzEmAI
Wonderful Chang u q Night.
u y Month L :. noe A, was y Y.
~ Clear 6 Ever.
ANOTHER CURE BYsCUTlcuR7A.

n, HAD ecze hi 81, the face foY Eve
mouths, during which time ] was III, the
care 81 physicians. Myface was % dis
4 figured Z could not 80 out, and y wa.
going frottifbad to worse. (. A friend =.
Recommended Cuticura.'Th e ffst
night after | waslied my face with,
Cuticura Soap, and used 4 cutic,,rai
Ointment and Rcsolvctlt, II changed
wohderfully, From that day was
able to 70 out, and III "a month the
Treatment had removed ali scales and
Scabsi and my face was asl clear as ever.
s(siEned u. soth,5l7s Stage Street,
4 Brooklyn N ~ y 3 III ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
The Devil and a M an,

r. There WI doubtless be a large audience Of
men at the new lou Thea tire to- morrow at
Sternoon at 80 O'Clock. when Or. Charles b.
Mitchell. Of Cleveland o., xviii bc tho speaker.
and his theme, THE Devil and "a Man. 4 Or.
Mitchell Is one Of $sthe braInest pastors In
America, and n speaker nf unusual power and
tattractiveness TO men, Recently he gave six
.conyecutlve Sundays in hts own city at the
.Cantral y: NJ G. al. to big audiences of men,
and 80 popular Is no with men that he has
been asked to give another series in his home
city beginning on Sunday. the 18th. he As-
stciation Mandolin and Guitar; Club. will play
sCloist. ssS ii34 NY 3 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
GREAT E:L00 / |. ! WEST
observation-disclosures
y (By Associated Prcss.)

\ aIORGANTolYs.; s ylA., March ! o. my
No Of her food 4 81 1ca. Il ss has wrought
Sdanag e d as . great as tina t done by high
River reached a IS tageS OF 90 feet and TIL
Cheat River a nd " . ecke and s55.D nkar d
Greeks were then than since 1ssS. II he
and .K ihgwood 1ailroad, we're boi b para
3iyzcd I'm his svicnit 3 he
at least four da VS. lie fore trai ms can be
run on the Morgan town q id 81 llngwood
road. The Standard 5Cil Company pump
ing ation \ has six feet Of water in It,
and will be unable to resume q for a week.
1T Is said that lock and dam No y. II s on
the Monongahcla. is II k danger of de-
$struction. The only life reported lost "a
Lawrence Martin.gof Dellslow, s3 who s
thought has fallen into Decker Creek
md drown ed ..;.sa
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MURDER, VERDICT |
.OFC0R0NER':SJU /
Mrs. Stanford Killed by StrYch,
s ii,inc5itl Bottle 81 Bicarboi
ate Of 2 Soda. II.
INV n sst,cintcd FPress,)

HONOLULU 4, March q 0.-The acoroncr''s
Jury last night returned a verdict that
Mrs. Jane u. Stanford a led an unnatural 81
death. The verdict says that death was
due to strycllnlne poisoning, the poison
having been introduced Into q bottle 81
;bIcarbonatc OF soda wit clon GUS intent
iby some person OF persons 70 the Jury
unknown. tx n ss tia f55 t5
verdict Of n murder leaves tho police OF
Honolulu as much Withaut a clcws rs when
Nrs. Stanford died g rs #
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ri Mus Have a Smoker.

Menlhers Of the al m AIn Fraternity to tha
number Of flfty or more had q smoker or ln-
formal banquet at the, Hotel Richmond last
nlsht.A and spent m en1oyahl 10 evening, The
EcpI6ge men met IN shit main dining room
late In the evening and spent seyeral hours
Hoard The Richmond is igroWing In popularity
/ na a place for banqpetsIby oEganlzations and
societ les gos every sort. almost every evening
service gives isfactl lon to the rious les
gathering there, Ia i.s3 u n
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Speak to Railroad Men,

q Or. H. Il, Pickett. an evangelist OF marked
ability. Is TO speak Mt THE abroad Y. NJ. G.;
Ai the Main Street S ation morrow ~
ternoon At go % clock, Mr.. Pickett lis iren,-
Der OF tho d Louisville Met hodst Con ference
and Is nm mutt or Of sixteen d! fferent books
NJ religius subjects, tho sales of which have.
run up, to n hundred thousand. 5s Y
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N Sunday School Meeting

THE Baptist Sunday School Association will
hold It's annual meeting al the Second Church
to-morrow fternoon at ~ o clock, reports
3of officers reviewing the work tho past yea
Will ba submitted, Ulcers Will be chosen and i
the session will be In all respects an Interest
Ing one. it
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Iohn w. Lillard.

& Especial to The Times pisIateh,l 38 =,
Lilard, one OF the oldest citizens Of
Luray, died at his home, In this ri place, last
night after a lingering illness, The in!me-
date cause of death was gangrene 81 lile
foot He was for many years 2 res,uent
Of BrowntoI Warren county though no
had been living In Luruy a1out Twelve
Years. He was born In this cpnnty els hty-
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n betoro WIN M Il. RArFpRTY, Eotssy publle.

Mrs. Alexander Wllitlock. of this city
died suddenly last night or heart disease,
Tho remains were taken to Alexandria
for interment. She leaves two:
sisters-Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Gee.
tiFrances, of Alexandria, ~ 8f Is fs 3 III 81
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: - ~ NJ ieis:ii E'fr'I'7T55..I3' J
OBIT.Ul |.]I..A!' '..Ei'i =.
4 Mrs, Mary a. Hagemeye


tain il H ageme d!sd day morn n
Ing, March 10. 19o5 a Z Z 20 o clock ct the
Sc A. eta'p Main
Mrs, liza gemeyer was In her sIxty-fit y
and has a Gethy nr dae S ioe
two weeks S ile was q devout men Der, g \
st. Marks Episcopal Churcl1,. from which
pla 60 her fupsra! sWl,i be held tomorrow
and the following children M Mrs. Walter
r. II Is ham.5 and II. ~. Hagame YER. 9 6
saltofs 5osep hnd Rn ra
Guerrero. Of .Phllndelphia,.n md f. FL Os;;i
car w Z. and Miss Cora Hagen eyer and
Mrs. w, II. Thompson, OF Richmond.
Mrs r 4 M. 81 Cavedo,
" Mrs r. NJ, Cavelo led at her residence
{ No. 2l2 Louisiana Stree Fulton fter q,
brief Illness, having been attacked put Q @
L few weeks ago. Y i3ss5 t "a II
Mrs. Gavedo Is survived BY her, hqs "
band and four children; Ntessrs. IN A., 3 u.
ana AIS Gay edo q R!nhmSna a sha
leaves nlso three sisters and one brother
Mrs. c. @. Roscher, OF this city; Mrs: NJ j;
a. Brown, of Staten Island, n. Airs,
Elisha Mel onnugle. Of this city. Mr..
5Cayedo, herl husband. was formerly en-
igneer on Chesape alke and Ohio Raj lroad
western DIVISION, but llatcly EttYe UP rail-
reading, and now of Everett Wade Coz
Of this city. s45 ID N . n j4 fll@f SisS
afternoon from Denny Street N: E 'sS
Church at 4 o. clock N 5.s3
l'3i. VIII. Clarkson,
4 The remains OF Mr.. w. II, 4 Clarkson.
who died III Baltimore Tuesday. the 7th
instant, reached the city on the 10:45 train
last night, lie was tho eldest son Of the
late Colonel NY II, clarks2n, and was
in tho forty-seventll year OF his age. Mr..
Clarksor was n brother OF Pc Ice officer
Charles II. Carl on and up to a. year ago
had lived here. He married Miss Bull,
sInez Clarkson, survives him,
The interment Will take place this morn
ing a. / o'clotk An Hollywood. NTH SER
Vices atthe grave. FOLLOWING Will be pall-
bearers , Ngessrs. John Wiley. Sergeant r,
d. Sowel, TazeWell sanderson. n. II,
Forbes, u ", Dow and ", q, Newman.
Mrs. Henrietta Harton.
Mrs. Henrietta Harton, wife of MI. II,
ri, iIIarton, died on yesterday morning at
her residence, No. 1910 Jay Street, m This
The funeral will take place to-morrow
afternoon nt9,3,30 from Venable Street
Church, The internent nj be IN Oak
x1,ro1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11

q Or, Shearer at the Seminary
Il M Ss,hearer, of North Carolina, viii begin
tonight ;aeerles Of five lectures on the sub
jecE 81 !" Modern Niystt isnl The lectures
viii t;e In Watts Hall, OF the Union Theoloy-
ieai i,inary. q and the public Is cordially
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
.N|R|L|sI'I BOMB N | !. Kills | ]
EIGHTY WRECKS HOUSE | !! i.

Isl BY Associate Press s55
LONDON arch 1T e ST.. Pc te q 4;
burg correspondent or he Dali Mail L,il
Stelegraphs as fol ows ,8s 1.
S5I5S''A o'clock this Saturday morning
ploston IN t1,e centr OF tn. q w. 7;
&Vosnacensk, Prospect and y lcho ram ors.a
fktlla facing the Isaac SCa thedr bleW .tontt
Sthe$interlorlof an apartment house. XIII s.
-four men and FOUR w metl tSund on
was the acct ID ental expo on . 9 tsf q; IN
tended to use y. x "a s
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DEATHS.


5GED,-D ed. 81 Thursday night, March. ?.
1905 at 10 o'clock, NJ RS. e ELIZARErIf
GEE, at tina resld encsf OF pr. John Dunn. \
BY whom she had been emp Dyed for seY.SS
Her funeral Will axe place from the
Third Street African Methodlst Episco- !,
pal Church, SATURDAY at = 4. M, The =
body will he taken to Portsmouth Tor
f interment. Il si sSt8i VA BS, ss3s 5S
IIAGEMRYER.--l MARY i Aei p
MEYER, wife oil. +. NJ, Hagenleyer,
died Friday mornin NJ arch l0th. 1903. "a t.
$40 o'clock, at the residence of her sony
ln-law. ~. II, Thompson. lloa West u
Street, & ...i5 Isl y. =. ,si
Marks Episcopal Church To- MORhA
(sunday) at O'clock IA, n, Ftien aa 4
I4ARTo Nd led, at her residence, No,
$50 Jay Street. s:45 a. NJ. March 10th. Il
& Mrs. Il HENRIETTA IIAtsToN, wife 4 Of /
III. II. 5Harton, 81, C u gS
Funeral from Yenable Street Church
Il SUNDAY AFTERNOON mt $50 % clock,
Interment In atwood, &
eT Tfsasg a u s Esgs Ss
TuneraI from Main Street station il ;issa
TO-DAY. Interment Mt Calvary Gene
terry. Friends Arle. "A acq ual n aces tNs y
vited to attend, 3t..S " ~ gu
no CURE a COL p IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Hromo lnlnlne ~ h!Afa III
Sill druggists refund the money II IN fSlte i
to cure. u. w, Groves Signature - a.
\ each box. &e-slv. sIs
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Mrs. Loney Blankenbaker,

(special to The Tlmes.p spatch,)
3 T'WYAlAN'S MI LII, ~, March l0.--Mr rs,
Loney Rlankenbaker died at her home
az the liver. She was taken to II hospital
liz Richmond a few months ago With the
hone OF her being benefited hut t was
pronounced q hopeless case, and she de-
Jclined rapidly after her return. She WAS
!, tinughter of Mr.. /. Smith TWyman, Of
this county. Her husband. With thfee
smal children, survive her,
Rev, O. r, Richards.
Especial 10 The Times plspateh.l
LURAY, VA, March l0.-Rey, q. Il.
Richards. n we'll known &Me tlodist MN
home; Rear cirlgleEsville . Ne As survived
by n widow, eleven children and twenty
one grandchildren, 81 v I. B q q a B. u &c. Z,
lie had been minister about thtrtsy-aYo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
B. a. Belchel

M rs (snecinl To The Tlmes- IJlspNtcMJ 1I.1I.
35s 1,lsA XII IVA, March TO- Mr., Beverly
sAug , Belcher. died at his home. near
this this place. yesterday afternoon, agnd
about seventy: three years; He y po s1S-
and four Ssons--Wnl. samue Relcher. q
lswansboro, Va, Ndd|e A.. r bert p, an y, 3
Roiya H., OF Chesterfield county I,,y' ], 2 an Y
three Lucy y :; Hpa fibe 9.
tertlel , county, and Miss Mamie Nj Of
Petersburg, Va; one brother. MI. John
u, Beleher, OF this county and z, one SIS
s,rhe 'faineral viii take place from, tho
home ns Saturday afternoon at $50 o'closk;.
Burial III the old family hurSing gr9 2',.
MI. Belcher3 was In his usual health UP
to about six weeks ago, when ne cp''-
tracted cold, sftt AG ksf s41 81 i. I. YAK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
Mrs, Rebecca Fisher,

~ 5iS;pccini3 10 THE Timos- plspatch.l M
Il cHAIiLl 0THE SVILT. n VA, March i0,-T,
Mrs. Rebecca Fisher. OF "a leIa ndria, geo
.Afty-sIx,I while on . ylslt 70 her niece,
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Associated press. "

XVI l,ARDIFII, March 1O: terrible ex-
sploson$ has occurred 5ln3. the Canrbrian
5colery, the Rhon =
miners have been killed, The pit lis iatlre.
Many ofsthosc rescued from ne mine5are
bad ly burned. M n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
CAPTAIN CIV Smith.

75I (SpeciaI TO The TImes- Illspatcl.l .
BREMO, A., March 10, ~ Captain q. w,
smith;diesl to-day ut his home. at Rremno.
IN the ,sxty-eighth year 81 his aFe, Hts
remains Will tho hurled sunday at eleven
n'clnck NV the MuSpllS Co., a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
SBUSY#S SENATOR MARTINI

BUS SE1IVAIUR .MARTIN..
p oorkeeper Says He Has More
Callers Than Other Senat tors.
Colonel Joseph Button, lust back from WASH
ington said last night that senat tor Martin
had done little or nothing In ha campa,gn ii. IN
10 date 5s5a 53,s .si3 b
1.-THE (, 7 senator's time y 50 much taken IN
Il n5oflce,"{he said, that he has had no on
Sportunity to engage ctlvely In the canvass.
most OF them on business relating to matters
before Congress- and he places the political
/ lett ers aside for future reference The door.
5kceherEof the Senate told mo the other day
that Senator Martin had moro callers than
anyRother man In the Senate, and that he saw
every ono OF his callers, ~ x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11

years, MS preaching being conllned E Pr
cipnlly inssthe mounts " sections o. o So
and Ninllso OH count es. ls$
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-11-15
THE LAMBERTYILLE RECORD.
NOV IS. 1905.
CAVE OF THE WINDS.
the vision Carved In stone Under
IL. HiIls of Dakota.

Tne vision Carved In st"h" Under
Ii. hiils of Dakota
The Sreat wind cave has the form OF
ma et@Ii story house' each story. or
stratum. containing "a distinct lorna
lion of its own atd each containing
chamber OF 81 SIC ami htH@h'iitei'ef OF
decoration 7friI MS have never beeh
found I'D "uI siHieff"hrah cavern OF
Tin" World
II j. Il dream a nightmare NIsloi'i
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-11-15
DIRIC TORS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The Standard Railway Of America
Protected throughout by the
INTERL0CKlNG SWITCH AND BLOCK
SIGNAL SYSTEM.
BEIVIDERE DIVISION
LAMBERTVlLLE, N
TRAINS FOR NEW YORK AND rBuaHlIfut
On and after Oet1her N. 100


TRAINS FoR NEw YORK AND PHI AHlIfgu
,4,,a,-
oi anu after oetohtf III, NJ
Leave StroufIsburr Cd l. 4 W EE=4=f55=
a ~ II - :. II, Il antl F'ds - II, GJ4,,.4 ~
20 a M. M and is - ma ''''' '' '''''''''
- IN . Il ,mi : IL m Snu.iat -, ~, ~
; ~ - N, ~
Itaya BeIvi,l.rr RI and futg "a mn foaE
a5i and s II; n m Snn,i,y an 80 m mi n
n m,
Isfya philIinshnra : M an amt IN ga :, ma
Id5. 8ss and 6iq y m Snndev. Se, a m
and Il m - n, -
egy,. Fran,tt,,,r ~ anil - 20 - H., "a
5Ea1d = ~ - - ~, Sn1Ia,5s = -, ~ -, an,
q 20 PM
= l ,n fl t-at5 ~ M '-' ana 35
Ieaye Iam6ertvi1lt Il N so : T. aud II +,
\ m. > 0S' / ~ ana :. I'm m SUNDAY : e ~. m
and d. ut rr m; n, 10 mn . ~, =, .,q
NJ ard Snt,i,, ,,a, a. -, ,3sl : ~
n m '''' = ~ 81 ~ '.'s'
Arrive at West PhEladelphla Us III. pq =
6go' a. m: DIV ID. ~ =, Nm 1i''t Us - p III
arr3y, pL iiai HMM fnra5i Strst Stti,,54
: - a8i mn n m RI = IN Il ta,n1 e +, m
Snndav 10 81 a m and ms !, m = -
II IN m !al. 4 ~, ~ anu i'm N, SIN
IN II ~ y ~, s,,'i "a "a "a IA
''''y' LIS 4 III anu 'o.'1 p III
TRANS iA"ei N" 4"fh ANP iiti '.Ntt'lHIN
loS5 m. ) (Lamhert1Ilr oni3a. sIo. =,
fhillipshure only. and 5.s5 p. III. SUNDAY
}
Leave New York Dcsbrosses and Gartlaniit
Streets via Trenton. 10. SIM. II 90 "A m ! 9a
Lambertyiilc only. N. t8u tFhiliHslmre on
ly1, and L % p m. sunday, fla a ma. ali Goa
p III.
Leave PHILADELPHIA GBraad Street Station
: 90 and 9N6 II IN, J. 03 moon, . 81 uamhertvlIt
only. 3 81, 5na fPhllipshurg only, and ia
p. m sunday : . a III. and 10 p M
Leave West Philadelphia n u, - IN II m.
G1205 noon, - 81 laInherfNille oily 81 r.
ESQ., Ghilhpshurg only1, and e5.ol r M week
days Sunday, Cs ~ IN and - u p IN
Leave Trenton, :. -, g. 1b ii IN, O3, 3 ., Lam
bertyille only Il, TIN tPmllipsburg only
and o. p m sunday. q T. a M, and : ~ p u
Arrive LamhertN lie szsl, n u "A m. ! 81, t0a
i.4s G.3S and 81 p m SUNDAY. ~ IS "a m and
s37 pm
Leave Lambertyillc for FlrminGtan T. Il IN
, 70 ana 30 D m week days
Arrive III, ,ningtan Ii.a III, . n and Nip III
week days
Leave Lambertville for Manuukn Chunk
and stroudsburg Ssh, IT'D eta m. I4s. las and
S37 III. Sunday, o. Is Il III, s.3I p IN. For
Philhpsburg and Eastou only, IS p M week
days
Leave frenehtoWn ans, le,l', Il NJ. {! L. 5li1
ana 40 pm weekdays; TO- ~ m, iiit' p m. sun
ma Yaak.5avs anu
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-11-15
WASHING CLOCK FACES.
Some Timcpieccs Grow SoiIed More
Quickly Than Others.

-" ''9'
Y" been washing the faces Of the
city clocks nigh on 10 Ten years,
guess said pleasant Seotth-lrlsh-
American. AMI before that did it in
The old country There arcn / many face
washers III this land. and the few who
know the business do well at it lie
looked prosperous i'll his tweed suit and
derby hat.
rs Your work anything like that OF
the sleeple climber he was asked.
Bless You. no he replied, with
twinlilip@ eye, much amused, only in
one thing, and that is that mostly sail
orS take up with the trade. That's be-
cause We're good climbers, you know.
I've washed The faces of city and
church clocks that were $50 feet from
the ground, and it took me Two and
three weeks t. do il. I'm Il practical
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-11-15
LOST WORKS OF ART.
Many Gems Destroyed Through Cnrc-
Icssncss ar StupIdIty.


Icssncss ar StupIdIty.
The workman stumbled and his
brawny fist Went through Il splendid
Everett Shnn pastel
'Drat ii all said the pastcrS owner.
millionaire collector. Stupid people
are always destroying works of art"
lie discharged the workman Then.
little calmcr, lie resumed:
"On New Bond street in London Il
Turner worth S6o.uOu was destroyed
by Il charwoman The Turner was n
water color drawing aud painting in
oils hung beside IT, The owner pointed
TO the painting and said
THAT picture is dusty Rub Il damp
cloth over H.,
hut the eharNamm by mistake rub
bed her damp cloth over the water col
or. turning il into Il blot smudge aud
thus one of the finest Turner's disap-
peared from the world.
~ hoy shot Il marble from a sling in
Paris. The marble went through n win
dow of the Luxembourg gallery and
utterly destroyed Meissonicr worth
$1,000
"A Maenonuies statuette was stolen
from a van in Boston, and some igno
rant students on Commonwealth ave
nue. stood il up and stoned it,
Il brought from Japan ON one oeca
sion an ivory tusk that was carved
from end to end with monkeys a
hundred monkeys walking amicably
together. holding one anothers tails
The piece was fifteen century work,
and it WAS valued easily nj 5000
Well. | dropped il out of firth story
window one night af;er a petit souper.
The better fragments are in that teak
wood cabinet
Through earelesSness or stupidity
many valuable works of art are de
stroyed New York Herald
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1t tx a curious fact that Il century
and half ago Il letter Travelled much
faster than ever il has done since. 1t
WIS in los tlat Lord March made Il
heavy wager that he would cause II
letter to lac conveyed loo miles within
an hour. His lordship engaged score
of crickctcrs. MI expert throwcrs and
catchers had the mSsive Enclosed in a
hall. and, arranging his men at inter
walls in "A circle got them to throw the
bah as swiftly as possible from one
II another At the end Of the hour ii
WAS found that the letter had Travelled
almost exactly t9o miles. Era Maya
IInt.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-11-15

You can get very good idea of nat
ural selection" in It's practical work
lngS 10y viewing Il celery glass after it
has been once round the table.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-11-15

Some men do rs much hegrudge 9th
Frs q good uaue rs they want one
themselves. aud perhaps that ~ the
reason OF it Penn
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Catarrh and Hay Fever.

Liquid Cream Balm is becoming quite a
popular in many localities as Ely's Cream
Balm solid 1t is prepared for use in atom
izers, and is highly priced by those who have
been accustomed to call upon physicians for
such.a treatment. Many physicians are using
and prescribing it. All the medicinal proper
ties of the celebrated Cream Balm are contain
ed in the Liquid form, which is IS cts includ-
ing spraying tube. All druggists, or by mail
Ely Brothers, SO Warren St, New York
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