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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
Theatrical


DeWolf Hopper. with a company
hardly UP TO the average seen in first
class musical productions. sang popu-
lar old Wang at the Academy Of
Music last night 1t must be con
feSsed that The performance was
rather disappointing. for it had been
promised that the production would
compare fa:orably with the original
Wang" given in New York in 1891,
with Mr.. Hopper III the title role The
promise was not fulfilled In addition
10 the flaws to be found in the cast
and chorus, the stage settings were
not as new as they We're once and
some of the costumes were ANYTHING
but gorgeous.
AS for the opera itself. everybody
knows that it is charming and Will
stand reviving any number Of times.
The many familiar airs seem to grow
SWce;cr and more tunerul as the. wears
80 by, and the people never seem 10
ire OF the lines and situations.
IN audience was fairly carried away
With the star. Tie big comedian with
lls peculiar voice ana quaint methods.
WA!ch are JUST a Bit too "horscy" now
adays, kept the house in an uproar all
! ne time he was in sight AT the en-!
81 the first act he was forced 10 make
one OF his remarkable speeches ana
during the second. after responding 10
half dozen encoreS. he delighted his
old and new friends by recting
Casey at the Bat"
AS Mataya, The crown prince Of
Siam. little Miss Marguerite Clark
easily came in for first honors anon:
me members Of the supporting com
pany. prctlier or more dainty Bit Of
fcmninity is seldom seen. She has a
voice as clear and sweet as a bell
and although it is not especially
strong, it is entirely in keeping with
the statue OF its owner.
Miss Sabry D'Orsell made very
acceptable Marie She has a strong
ana True soprano The other members
OF me cast We're capable only
ne chorus was Well drilled and
could sing very Well but was rather
lacking in pretty girls
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30

Plans are underway at the Young
Mems Christian Association for many
improvements on the athletic field
Following is rather unique docu-
ment which has been received by
members CT the association:
Prospectus of the y NJ c. A. Athle.
tic Field Improvement Company:
This is said 10 he the age of com
flnalions and trusts AMI in spite Of
what has been said against ;hcn. they
nave some good points. For instance
what is the matter Of combination
OF fine spring day. a good tennis court
and 4 crowd Of enthusiastic players SO
iH;ch for the combination now fer ;hc
rust We trust you will help rs Sc
cure he combinations
Il is proposed thai combination
he formed 10 be known as the NJ NJ. c.
y. Athletic Field Improvement %.
Inc capital stock Of the COMPANY Shall
be soc y. divided into 200 shares ~
- cents each The company starts
with L surplus OF $50 90, derived from
the proceeds OF The burlesGuc basket
ball games. 10 this will be added Tho
proceeds Of the field day, also Tie
gymnasium exhibition OF April 18th.
The field day Will he the grand open
ing OF the field
Ilr plans Of the company include
three tennis courts. cindcr runnin;
track base ball. hand ball, haskc! ban
jumping etc. an,l all necessary ap
performances thereto
The dividends: OF me company HilI
he paid out daily. and will be proper
tened in accordance with the amount
ct time spen; using lie privileges; Dfrc:.
ed. Tl.ey will consist IN first added
vitality muscle ana lung capacity,
So 'ond. pleasure and cnjoymeul for
yourself ana others Third Al i'll
crease in usefulness and efficiency CT
our Young Mems Christian Association
ard charging its cmlership.
Tile officers Of The company shaIl he
as follows:
u. W. AyLFR. JR Promoter.
"A. T. SMITH. Chief Engineer.
g FRANKLIN LEM. Financicr."
~. r. LYNCH. Director General.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
OnIy Eight Hundred Poll Taxes
Have Been Paid.
TREASURER CURTIS WORRIED
Fears the People VIII Wait Until Last
Moment ana Then Give Him a Rush
Over TWO Thousand Paid Last
Year.

If po!l taxes are moi pail at a live
~ rate during HE coming month there
VIII hc an extremely ligh, vote cas-. III
this city in the fail election. OF til"
two thousand and more men who re-
sistcrch and paid their poll taxes in
time TO vote in the Presidential cleo
zion. less than eight hundred have
paid this years taxes
All who fail 10 pay the tax before.
Sunday. May I. will lose their right to
vote in the coming election. Those
who did not pay tile tax last year viii
have TO pay taxes for two years
Treasurer Curtis is considerable
worried over the situation, for he
fears that a majority Of the voters
viii wait until two or three days to
pay the TAX and thereby cause a great
rush in his office ins; before the
books are closed. He stated yestcr-
day that the people did not seem to
realize how much better it would be
for them. as well as fer The Office, to
have the taxes paid without delay.
The Democratic and Republican
committees will start to work in few
days TO induce as many voters as pos
sible to qualify themselves 10 partici-
pate in the fall election About Sin
teen hundred votes were cast in the
municipal election last fall ana it is
believed that there will be fully as
many this year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30

ana stylish girls than does the Dlym-
ria Musical Comedy Company which
Genes 10 the Academy for the frs.
three nights Of next week
in making al especial effort to So.
core De;u' ic:; for he chorus. the man
o.ement had in mind me ever ncreas-
lug desire ct The public l., sac l.ca,Iti.
;'ll ana stylish women on tho stage.
women WHO can sing an' dance with
an ,nderSI lnt!in" III What those arts
really mean. wo.nen Who can wear fine
costumes as t:ley should Ne worn, neat
AMI n;u.y al': with :. iaunls air Of in
t.iyidnallty
Ihosc essentials j! is claimed have
Tee n closely adhere 10 in Tic selection
Of his; present Olympia company, ard
it is pr"t;y :aic to prrdiC, that much
enthusiasm will be :l:u,lsed when the
curtaiI rise; or IL. first az! Of The
Telephone t;ii In Monday night u;
Coritan TUESDAY NIGHT. The rcir
phone Girl" Wednesday n.u:;n AMI
- he Girl From Pa,is "Wednesday
Light, Popular prices
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
White Mao and Negro Started
Lively S.fimmage.
SERIOUS TROUBLE AyERTiD
T:msiy Arrival Of Conductors, Motor
men and Policeman Restored Order
&c. r. Johnson, the BeIIiaerent
Negro, Locked Up at Police Station.

A quarrel between 4 white man and
Il negro over Il seat started j fight in
4 stree, car crowded with slipyar,l
worimen at the corner Of Washington
avenue aud Thirty-f0urtil street yes.
'crday afternoon. shortly after &
O'Clock.
Il is said that the negro struck the
first Blow and the white man wen, to
The floor Several others mixed-in an,
there was lively scrimmase for sew
cral minutes. The negro took care Of
himself pretty we'll ana later at The po-
ice station ne said: Every time | let
loose this right hand a white man fell
During the melee man named Ware
who lives in East End. struck his right
hand through one Of the front windows
CT thc car and cut himself severely.
The conductor and motnrnan sue
ceaded in stopping the fight with con
siderable difficulty AT ne corner 4
crowd surrounded The car ana The.
trouble might have been resumed, bur,
10" the timely arrival Of the crews OF
several Other cars and Policeman lake
Nanarsdalc
Tie belligcrcnt negro was taken in.
10 custody and escorted 10 the police
station, where lie gave his name as G
II. Johnson and said that he lived in
Hampton and worked al the shipvarl
The name Of the white man who begai,
lighting with Johnson could no, be
learned
Late last night the negro was re
leased ON bond tor his appearance il
police court this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
Sarah Must Clear Out.

sarah Vaughn alias Sarah Hill. alias
lied Devil. a notorious negro woman
VII" has figured in police court cases
On numerous occasions during the past
lcw wears, has henn ordered to clear
e%' ny Justice Brown. Sarah was in
the rolicc court yesterday morning.
charge! with stealing a gold watch
valued at si5. The cvidcllc, VAS not
strong enough, TO warrant a conviction.
'''tt he Justice told Sarah that II size
vas found il hi; vicinity after nrxt
Wednesday she wol.Ll he required ia
:'isi . bend Of 81 oHr for bcia@ 10, u!
good fame.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
NEW BUSINESS BLOCK,
viii Replace Ole Residence O. tie
| Late Colcrel Eraxtor.

Late Colcnel Eraxtor.
!)r. Garter Perkins has completed his
plans ~" erecting q new brici l,u.,i
!'cSs bl"t ~ t!:c corner G.! N'ua,;u.to,
avenGc ana 'i'hil;ic,h street, whcr. Tic
ca r4s'ticEc" If the late Colonel ErlN.
!un VOW stands
The contract for the work has boon
:2i TO Contractor u. j. Plipps ana ne
"crk Ct tearing DOM The Old buil,in.,
Will star. AT once.
nc no" structure viii have i from.
lace Ct scvcntyGve feet az Wasninw.
ION aNcnuc aMl viii he ninety zee,
deep II will !,a only Two Sto:ics ainh
at llrsi. IN! u!li BE 81 Constructed mat
additions can lc made al any ,:;.,n i.
#l|l COST aECui y!5.Dru ana VII ID
used as an office building.
The old Era%;cn residence was hni,r
men What is sicw The corner of Wash.
li'2tnn avenue and Thirtielh stree wns
q field After Col. B:aNton's death il
was used as a small hotel being ,oIi,.i
Tic Allegheny Inn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
LETTER TO RE-. FATHER WILSON
Ncwpor: News, Va.

i:ey. si:: This story cnts two ways,
and teaches two scls Of people
FARTHER Calvin, Westerly, r I. had
MS church and residence painted. Good
JOB aad this is how he went at it,
Measured az carefully seems 10
have known Devoc.
linen got bids from The painters,
PANT TO Dc supplied ly them and by
Saved $40 by using Dcvoc.
one OF those painters ought to have
~ that money. Yours truly
-" + w DEVOE & co
= " Caldwell sells our paint
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
Social sondl


Mr. 4, l.. FaTrar has rc,ulnc: from
a "Trip 10 Cincinnati ana Detroit
Miss lola HcrndCn, If Marlinshurc.
is visiting he Misses Clark. on Twen-
!y-Stvcntil street
Miss BESSIE kirk is spending Il
month in Automatic county.
Miss Mary !In@leton. Of Manchester
is visiting her sister. Mrs Henry Wa.,-
ner, On Jefferson avenue
Misses Florence and katherine
Kingston OF Berkeley, are visiting their
cousin, Miss Alice Wright. On Twenty
eighth street
Mr.. heodorc Marshall is vistin.
relatives in SGrry comfy
Miss Helen Foley left Yesterday FOR
luncnburS county to spend two weeks
with .elativeS
Miss Josie Merritt is spending 4
week with relatives in thi; city.
MI. Bernard FerndGn left yesterday
Tor Philadelphia to spend week With
hls parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. San.ucle Of Rich
>nond. are visiting Mrs Salnuel's sis.
ter, Mrs Edward Kirns.
Misses Reulah ana Ada Gabcrf are
visiting friends in Portsmouth,
Mr. Noah Webb was called 10 Graf
ton last night on account Of the illness
OF his brother John Webb
Miss Louise Walden is quite sick al,
her home 2lS Thirti"th street.
Mr.. T. l.. Davis is recovering from
an illness of four weeks.
Mrs. y. f. Watkins, Of Richmond is
visiting her sister. Mrs. John ~ Mar
Tin, al 2"o3 Jefferson avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Zollenberger and
their daughter. Miss Lola, who have
been the guests Of Mrs Cottrell on
Thrty-iomth street. have returned To
their home in Chambersburg. Pa.
Mr.. J NJ. Saunders is confined 10 his
home, 22l Furty-ninth street, with Il
severely spranel ankle.
i "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
Last Number Or Star Course.

Tie Ro.crs-Grilicy Concert Com
pan, viii tonight give the last mum
be! OF he !. ". G. A. star course for
this season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30

Remarkable Circular Letter Sent Gu,
to Members by Promoters Of the
Scheme.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
NEW ATHLETIC FIELD

IMPROVEMENTS pLAMNEr AT
THE Y. M. C. A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30

Mr.. W. r. Berkeley, who has beeu
employed at the slipyard as a time
Keeper has goue to North Carolina Ia
take 4 position with the American TO
hacco Company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30

Mr.. J. NJ Saunders is confined 10 his
home, 22l Furty-ninth street, with d
severely spraincd ankle
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Zollenberger and
their daughter. Miss Lola, who have
been the guests Of Mrs. Cottrell, on
lh'rty-iourth street. have returned To
their home in Chambersburg. Pa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30

Mrs. d. F. Watkins, Of Richmond is
visiting her sister. Mrs. John n. Mar
tin, q, 29O3 Jefferson avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30

Mr.. T. l.. Davis is recovering iron
an illness OF four weeks
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30

The Wednesday Social Club was en-
tcrtalncd yesterday afternoon by Mrs
Manns Meyers, at her home on Forty
eighth street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30

Mrs. Dunlap and children of Wash
ington. p. c.. are the guests Of Mrs
Dunlap's parents, DR.. and Mrs. ]. w
Ayler
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-09-22

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The La Jara chronicle., 1905-09-22

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-25
TO PREVENT
A LYNCH|NC.
Governor Vardaman Working
Hard to Save the Honor of the
State of Mississippi.

JACKSON. Miss. Feb. -. -Governol
NardaInan is working hard to prevent
a lynching III the capital city of Mis-
sissippi. Developments in The assault
case. wherein Miss Marsh. a worthy
young white III Of this city. was
criininally assaulted by Il negro. came
thick and fast. The police have arrest
ed a negro named Stewart Johnson,
whose clothes Were bloody and who
bore other evidences Of having been in
a struggle and whom circumstantia
evidence pointed to strongly.
A young negro named Jake Turnbull,
about fourteen years Of age, who says
he was on the other side of the street
when the assault was committed. WAS
taken TO the Jail and identified John
son as the one who committed the as
sault.
Crowds began TO gather in the up
town business district and openly in
dulged In talk Of lynchine. At Il mass
meeting of the citizens of the city Gov
crnor Nardaman announced the APP
pointmcnt of Colonel Il. J. Harding.
former sheriff OF the county, as the
colonel of Il regiment to be formed. A
captain was named for each ward in
the city, they in turn selecting the
members of their company.
Governor Nardaman called out the
military companies aud addressed them
at a mass meeting in the courthouse at
midnight. saying:
"Gentl"mCn, n poor white woman has
been cruelty used and almost killed
| within the shadow of the statchouse,
and her blood cries out for vengeance.
l hope You will do nothing TO bring dis
grace on the capital city, but | want
800 volunteers to place around the
town and to search the homes of every
suspected negro between now and day
light. | hereby offer II reward Of $500
for the arrest and delivery to me of
the wretch who pcrpetrated this das-
tardly crime, but ! want him alive.
Gentlemen. do your duty"
There were responses from Il thou
sand throats, and in ten minutes
armed men We're securing the city in
every direction.
Last night there was a dense crowd
in the vicinity of the city jail, but it
soon became Known that the negro
Stewart johnson was not in the city
Jail. having been removed by Sheriff
Sperm. The negro was removed ut the
Instance of Govcguor Nardaman, and
it is believed he was taken to Nicks
burg, though tlle officials refuse tc
state where he Is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-25
Chance 10 Fall.

Tho Nebraska farmer with whom l
was staying over night grew CONFIDENTIAL
enough during the evening to tell me
hat he was going to town next day and
)egin a breach of promise suit for his
laughter. laying damages at $4,000.
Aren't those figures rather high?'
inquired.
Yes. mcbbr," he replied. but you see
[ have all object. | begin big so as 10
u chance to fall. Ii Sally can't get
I 5000 she is willing TO take $50 in cash
nd a secondhand e."-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-25
Have FIVE CROPS 4 YEAR.
,-Tichiga1 Ran in Texas FINDS That
Great Things Are Located III
Southern Soil.

The hardest worried agent tlat ma
ture employs is Mother Earth. a%ccordin,
. some facts that aerlcultur,sts haN,
.rOueGt out. says the Chicago Tribune.
NOT long ago a michigan man went Gown
into Texas and bought some land, Oh
which he n2s gatnerec five crops in ont
year. lie raised three crops OF potatoes,
same land. The same man is helping 10
transplant the big Michigan peach bust.
ness in Texas. He has recently set out
10 acres of one kind Of peaches, not be-
cause they have the finest flavor, but
because they have the looks that sell
them. They are long keepers, and car
stand a long shipment. Some of this
variety of peaches. the liberia, have
already found a market in Europe.
where they land in good condition. But
to go back to the hard work that many
soils are being subjected to. a straw
berry man at Rockford has bred a straw
berry plant from which he raises sew
tral crops a year. Last year he mar
keted strawberries up into October ana
November, and no one is now able to
see the end. To-day the subject of soils
is receiving a great deal of attention
from most OF the agricultural colleges.
and seine of it is being carried arounQ
the country in special cars for the pur.
pose Of enlightening people as 10 ta0
character Of different kinds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-25

CLEVELAND. o., Feb. 23.-Smiline
and thoroughly self possessed through
out the proceedings. Mrs. Cassie l.
Chadwick dcticl the authority Of tho
United States in tie bankruptcy court :
j. p. Dawlcy, her attorney, nj iir'i
stnbbornly refused to allow Mrs. chad
wick to be sworn, though the court per
emptorily ordered her to rise and take
the oath. She practically refused to an.
swer almost all questions, th" only
statement Of consequence obtain" !
from he" being ono that Sh" had nc
personal property i'll New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-25
S33. 90 Pacific Coast.

Tickets on sa lie daily. March 1 to NJ !
Is, Oh cago to San Francisco. Lo
Angelss, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Viz
t"ria and Vancouver via the Chicago,
Union Pacific and North Western Liue.
Correspondingly low rates from other
points. Daily and personally conducted
excursions in Pullm, IN tourist sleep ng
cars from Chicago to Portland, San Fran
cisco aud Los A geles without change.
Double berth only $500. Fast trains,
choice of routes. Meals in dining cars
"a Ia carte.) Booklets and folders sent
postpaid on receipt Of 4 cents in stamps.
All agents sell tickets via this line Ad-
dress r. NJ. johnson, Gen'l Agt. 6C1
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
10046 2-18 % 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-25
NOTICE..

Whereas, The grade of Division street
has been established by ordinance and
the work completed, and certain prop-
erty owners along the line of said street
have petitioncd the Council 10 have the
sidewalks paved and curbed; &
Be it resolved by the Council of the
City of Perth Amboy, That the owners
or occupants of lots fronting on said
street be and they are hereby directed
to flag the sidewalk in front OF their re-
spectlve premises with a foot Blue
Stone Flaeging, aud to lay a 90 inch
Blue Stone curb, within two months
from the passage and publication of
this resolution.
And if any of said owners or occu-
pants shall neglect to do said work.
that the same shall be done by the
Council at their expense.
All said work to be done under the
superintendent of the Street Comtnis-
sioner and the direction OF the Commit
tee on Streets and Sewers.
Approved.
H. MARTIN BRACE,
l0075 2-15 It VS. Mayor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-25
WASHINGTON.
| L0W-Rate Tour Pennsylvania Railroad

March 0 is the date on which will b
run the mex Personally Conducted Tour
If the Pennsylvania Railroad to Wash
ington. This tour will cover a period of
hree days, a(Tording ample time to visit
I'll the principal points of interest at the
National Capital, including the Con
sressional Library AMI the new Corcoran
\rU Gallery. Rate covering tr p ann
l0tel accommodations $3.50 or $1,000
rom New York, $500 or $40 so from
Trenton, and proportionate rates from
'ther points, according to hotel selected.
Rates cover accommodations at hotel foI
Fwo days. Special side trip to Moant
Vernon.
All tickets gooG for ten days, Will,
,pecial hotel rates after expiration -
MOTEL coupon.
Similar tours will be run on March 9:
april 6 and "a, and May IS.
Fer itineraries aud full il form I'll
pply to Ticket Agents !; G.. stud
Eastern Passenger Agent, 2G3 Fiji Ii Av =
tue, New York or address G., " p.
'Oyd, General Passenger Agent, BRO
treeL otati ~, Pliladt lphi,. 10 jt22t !
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-25
LODGE SECRETARIES WANTED.

Theie is no time lik the present o ar.
range for the ummer outing of yonr
lodge, Society or Sunday School, and
whether it will be for Sea Shore, Lake
or Mountain Resort, the New Jersey
Central can arrange details FOR YOU.
Take the matter up with Walter c
Walsh, Jr., d. F. A, Broad Street
Station, Newark. He will meet your
committee and handle every detail to
your satisfaction. Drop him a postal OF
phone. 1876 2.2l 6 tn.tb.s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-25
NOTICE.

Perth Amboy, N. J., Oct. 81. 1904.
To the honorable Board of Alderman,
Perth Amboy, N. J.
Gentlemen
The undersigned property owners on
the line of Charles street respectfully
petition that you have a sewer laid in
said street from Huntington street
north and to connect with new State
street sewer in such a way and Of such
size and material as may be designated
by the city engineer, and your petition
ers will pray.
John Efoffner
Wladistaw Kacrmavek
Meki Worsak
Amlna Gelliman
W. Wilk
Roman Sydor
Mike Pettlack
John Pastirik
John Jorwiak
Lavene Kowalczyk
Thomas Ih~totajarat
&Morik Hoengmhoe
10043 2-13 st. c. o. d.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-25
THE INAUGURATION.
Reduced Rates 70 New Orleans, tblp,
AID Pen.acoii.

To be present at the inauguration OF
resident Roosevelt will be an event in
he life Of every American. Elaborate
rrangements are being made by the gen
raj committee and though through lack
of space tbouands will be unable to wit
ness the ceremonies at the Capitol. Every
one can see the parade than which nc
similar affair can compare in magnitude
Every State will be represented by its
highest executive officer, and as an es-
cort to each governor there will be one
or more regiments of the National Guard,
while the military and naval represen-
tation will be numerous There is always
a true festal atmosphere it the inaugural
tion and the vast throng of Wis tors make
Washington the greatest holiday centre
in the land. The Central Rail- DAD New
Jersey operates the Royal Blue Line be-
tween New York and Washington and
the facilities offered by this line are un.
excelled. The Royal Blue trains are
flyers" making the journey between
the two cities in > hours. The route is
also the scenic line to Washington and
the South and trains leave New York at S
and 10 a.. m., ~, 9, 4, 6 and 7.30 p. IN ,
and IL Is midnight Every day train has
Pullman Parlor cars and the night train
carries Sleeping cars and the famous
Royal Limited leaving NewYork at i p.
m. is conceded to be the finest train In
the world a dining and buffet service Is
olso oneratpd and the urality of his scr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-25
Family Record.

AS family record the following would
,e hard to beat: In the town Of Thurso
Il old man, 81 years of age, still follows
is duties as superintendent of some
a6stone quarrics. Among the work
len he has seven SONS, six scns-in-law
. gra1dsons, four srandsons-in-law
nd W. great %grandSons. Forty-nino
lembcrs of 4 family, all connected
18th the same trade, employed in the
me works, and living in the same dis
"ict. is scmethi; 6 decidedly out of the
oElmon.