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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-10-21
Big Creek News.

Several GlencOites are about sick
with bad colds.
Wheat is still coming up and look
ing fairly we'll.
RaIned little Tuesday morning
and Wednesday night.
The most of the farmers are done
seeding or nearly SO in the east side.
John Altman intends shipping some
yearlings to Kansas City in a few
days.
Nearly all the farmers have an
abundance of feed for their stock this
winter.
Samuel Glass, Sr. shipped a couple
cars of cattle to Kansas City, Tuesday
morning.
There seems to be a hot time in a
certain school district in TregO-any-
way there is lot of hot air being ex-
plOded.
Revival meetings began at the new
N. E. church in Ellis last Sunday
evening. All christian people are
praying for a gracious outpouring of
the spirit and a real holy ghost time.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-10-21

The October term of district court
convened Tuesday morning, with
Judge Reeder in the chair. The fol-
lowing attorneys from abroad were
present: HI. j. Harwi and q. w. Jones,
Hill City; John E. Hessin, Manhat-
tan; Lee Monroe and HI. A. Scandrett,
Topeka; w. E. Saum, Kansas City,
Mo-; A. ID. GilkersOn. Hays; NJ. A.
Chambers, Hoxie; George Holland,
Russell. The following cases were
disposed of: State VS.. George Stokes
berry, murder, Stokesberry plead
guilty to manslaughter. The judge
sentenced him to the refOrmatOry
at Hutchinson, Sheriff Hinshaw took
him to the leformatory Thursday.
L. J. Burgess VS.. John G. Hixson; this
is one of the school land cases Hixson
won Court Is still in session. Next
week we will give disposition of the
cases.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-10-21

Teachers meeting at !: 30 p. IN.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-10-21

10000 acres of fine wheat land
z Also large list of improved farm
3 Call aud see me at W.
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Oestern Tonsos OorR3
Issued every Saturday. and entered into the
postoffice at Wa-keeney. Kansas. second
class mail matter.
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Established March Z. 1879.
SATURDAY,, OCT. 81, 1905.
Mrs. r. G. Wilson visited in Topeka
this week.
For Sale--Farm wagon, hay wagon,
hay rake. S. L. Shorthill.
Born-October IL, 1905, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wheeler son.
Mrs. o. w. Lahman has sold her
farm and will move to town.
We are pleased to note that Probate
Judge Swiggetu is improving.
The Trego Mer Co. has a car of
apples and potatoes on the road.
For Sale-t'irst class milk COW. Call
at Ed Chalk's ranch on Big creek.
Mrs. f. Power of Russell visited
with Mrs. w. J. Williams this week.
Ray Gleason went to Denver Tues
day evening to purchase 1000 head OF
sheep.
Ex-Surveyor Livingston of Cove
county was in the CITY this week
counting.
John Spena erected an Ideal wind
mill at the home of Mrs. Anna Evans
Tuesday.
VIM. McWilliams of Fort Scott,
Kan, is visiting at the home of J. Il.
w. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans are the
proud parents of girl born the first
of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Nudge visited
in Kansas City over Sunday with rel
atives of Mrs. Mudge's.
w. A. Eppler, auctloneer and i'm
plement dealer of Ellis, was in town
Thursday attending court
A. II. Greenwood made a business
trim fn Salina the fret nf tho xUoaE
and sold car load of onions.
F. M. Epperlv of Banner, has our
thanks for a mess Of potatoes. He
raised about thirty bushels of nice
spuds.
A. II. Greenwood, the onion king of
Kansas, harvested his crop this week.
He says five acres yielded over 1000
bushels.
Mrs. H. S. Givler left Tuesday morn
ing for Hays. From there she goes to
Wichita where she will visit Mrs HI.
E. Patterson.
The regular quarterly examination
of teachers will be held at the office
of the county superintendent on Oc-
tober % and %.
The High school ball club went to
Ellis last Saturday and crossed bats
with the Ellis boys. Ellis won by a
score of II to 16.
w. b. Robinson was down from
Cove county this week attending
court as a witness on survey cases. He
says he likes his new home and is
teaching school.
G. /. lines and B. f. Hodges of Col
chester, ILL.,, were in the city the first
OF the week. Mr. lines is banker
and OWNS some Trego county dirt in
the northeast part of the county ad-
joining Tommy Iams.
Do not take any chances, but make
your will. and take it and your other
papers to the bank and get a Safety
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-10-21


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IS, ranches and alfalfa lands. Is
4-KEE.NEY, KANSAS. 8
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WEATHER REPORT
Maximum and minimum tempera-
lures according to the government
thermometer at Wa-Keeney for the
week ending October II.
Max. Min.
Friday. 81. As
Saturday .-.-..... IA. Al
Sunday =. .-.-----. 63.-.-.-.----. y
uOuudy OIL. Il
TUESDAY ..-------- % .--. 4!
wednesday d. "a
THURSDAY 41..--... u
1t has been a week of changeable
weather; hot and cold; sunshine and
clouds; southeast winds and north
west winds on alternate days during
the whole week, changing at night
fall or IA little later; rainfall OF inches
Wednesday evening.
Teachers meeting at I:3O p. IN.
Fire and Tornado Insurance W.
Fl. Swiggett.
Wanted-15 or 25 head of cattle to
winter. Plenty of feed and good shell
ter. Hudson Harlan, Wa-Keeney,
Kans.
1t is a long time since we had a
chuch wedding but if you go to the
Presbyterian church this FRIDAY
evening you will see the SWEETEST wed
ding of the season.
The Damon students gave a very
creditable entertainment at the cour,
house last Friday evening to packed
house. Prof. Damon is quite an artist
with the bow. The students sang
well and the banjo piece was fine.
Miss Olive Brinny of Colorado
Springs, Col. was in the city thi:
week making the necessary arrange
ments for the Tom Thumb wedding
at the Presbyterian church this even
ing.
James Brooks, of Boulder, Col
was in the city last Saturday. Mr.
Brooks was here twenty-six years ago
He had been to his old home in low;
and stopped off here to see if the coun
try had improved any.
Writing from Chicago University
Wilbur Rogers says better work i
expected of scholarship men than o
paying students, but makes no com
plant. He is we'll pleased with hi
change from X. U. to Chicago.
Wednesday morning Judge Reedet
called at our tepee just long enough
to say hOwdv and wish US all kinds 0
success. The judge has been on til,
bench almost three years and is max
ing an excellent reputation as an abb
jurlst. His heart is in his work ant
his aim is to treat all alike
County Superintendent Mrs. Smith
has appointed the following truan,
officers for the different townships
Collyer, L. S. Myerly; Wa-keeney, A
S. Peacock; Ogallah and Glencoe, c
FL. Benson; Riverside, r. L. Bailey
Wilcox and Franklin, J. b. Hazen
All teachers are requested to report
all truants
H. w. Spear, of Rock Falls, Ill.
has rented the stone building east OF
Schmitt's blacksmith shop and il
manufacturing cement blocks fol
building purposes. lie has two meI
from Rock Falls associa ted with him
Mr.. Staples and Mr.. VanDrew, who
have worked with cement for years
and understand their business. Ii
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
Woodbridge


The passion week serv ICES in the Pres.
oyterian church have not been well at
tended.
William O'Neil has broken his arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Amadie De Rus.
sy and children will spend several months
at their farm near New Brunswick.
Miss Emma W. Cornish spent Sunday
in Brooklyn.
Mrs. F. |, Perry spent Thursday in
Brooklyn.
Whenever you see a poster on Il tele-
graph pole with the words Dominant
Society Concert on it, stop and read it
and you will see a wonderful ~nounc
ment made there.
Mrs. ID. : Vo orhees, of Edgars Hi
spent Thursday with her daughter in
New Yor k.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
NEWS M

Tie weather IS certainly getting to be
a freak, Thursday was almost like a
summers day with a warm ram and
every body wanted to shed their coat in
consequence.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wyckoff, of First
street, will attend the funeral of a rela-
tive near HoImdel, today.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. S. Walsh will spend
Easter in New York city with relatives.
Bodice Geant and family have moved
again.
Mrs. William Thorne, of Elizabeth.
and MIR. and Mrs. Bennett, of Staten
Island, attended the funeral of Mrs. Ina
Megrath THURSDAY.
Mr.. James Watson, of Elizabeth, will
spend Easter with his, mother, Mrs.
John Watson, Sr of Broadway.
Miss Kate O'Connor, teacher in School
No. ., is contemplating spending her
coming vacation in Europe.
The report that another child of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Slower, Of Sayreville,
had died Thursday has been contradicted
Miss Maggie French was a Perth Amboy
visitor Thursday.
Martin johnson, of Second street, cut
down the old pine tree (which has been
dead some time and liable to fall and
perhaps injure someone in the NJ. p.
churchyard, yesterday.
NJ kaufman, of Broadway, was IA
Perth Amboy visitor Thursday and called
on old friends.
Bernard Roddy. Jr., has been building
a new fence for the property of Barnard
Roddy ST., in Broadway.
Quite a number OF local gunners were
out dncking Thursday. Some OF the IN
got four and five apiece.
Mrs. Cole, of Church street, spent
Thursday with her daughter, Mrs.
Bright, of Sayreville.
Miss Cora Seguine, of Perth Amboy.
aud John Ryan, of this borough, spent
Sunday at New Brunswick.
Mrs. Willett Martin, of Elizabeth, was
"A borough visitor Tuesday.
Small herring are being caught in the
local nets at present.
A rather unique toy called whirly.
twirly twins is displayed in B. Roddy's
store window.
George MEG reggor and George Martin,
of Pennsylvania, spent Sunday in this
borough.
MaXfield the carmen took a large
truck load of evergreen trees up Borden
own avenue, Wednesday.
There was-a great demand at Rehfuss'
bakery Thursday for hot cross buns and
an extra batch mad to be made for Good
Friday in consequence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
OTTEXVILL
ALL OVER THE ISLAND

officer John Durkin, Of Stapleton
police station, has been presented with a
handsome silver medal by the L. :
LIE Saving Corps, for rescuiug William
watts, of Manhattan. from drowning
at South Beach last sum mer.
a meeting of the Staten Island Boar d
OF Trade and Transportation was held
Wednesday evening at the Staten Island
Savings Bank Building in Sapleton.
The second anniversary of the Actors
Home, at West New Brighton. will be
celebrated with appropriate exercises on
May Z at the home.
An entertainment and reception for
the benefit Of New DorD Council, Royal
Arcanum. will be held at the German
club rooms, in Stapletou. on May 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
Q OBITUARY..

Steven Miller, representative of the Red
Men, went to SayreviIle Thursday morn
ing and a committee Of the American
Mechanics n also IA committee of the
Daughters of Rebecca went to Sayre-
vile Thursday evening to visit the fami-
ly of Henry Jones, who passed away
Wednesday evening at his home in
Sayreville. Mr.. Jones leaves a wife and
two children. He belongs to four orders
in this borough, the Red Men, American
Mechanics, Odd Fellows and Daughters
of Rebecca, Lady Grace Lodge and it is
expected that the members of each order
be made in South Jersey. The funeral
will take place at 3 O'Clock today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
Fords


J. Durham spent Tuesday evening
with Ellis Muady
E. b. Mundy attended the IN eetiug OF
the Board Of Education ia Woodbridge,
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Isaac Durham was Perth Ambi y
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Ellis Mundy and daughter, spent
Thursday with relatives in Woodbridge.
The Woodbridge township schools were
closed on Good Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Brooks was a Perth Am
boy visitor Tuesday.
j. Nelson was a Perth Amboy visitor
Tuesday.
Miss Lena Olseu has returned to her
home after a very pleasant visit with bcr
sister in Newark.
Mrs. u. Sandorff anu children, OF Perth
Amboy. spsut Wednesday with Mrs.
Sandorft's mother, at this place.
Alfred Mundy and Leon Campbell. OF
Woodbridge, were in Fords Wednesday
evening.
Mrs George Hoffman and Mrs. Schobel,
of Woodbridge, were Fords visitors We'd
nesday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
Several New Places Being Erected
in TOttenviIle This Spring.

The building boom is now well under
way aud this summer will see many i'm
provements to the place. The new sto re
iof Wilbur Il Nance, hardware dealers,
OIL Pleasant Plains, is nearly completed.
1t will be one of the finest stores at
tue END OF the Island. 1t is being built
OF brick and will be three stories high,
with all modern improvements.
Alterations are being made to the
house OF J. W. Butler, Amboy avenue.
william Sprague has nearly completed
the two buildings which he is erecting
in Amboy avenue, Princes Bay, now the
house of Citizen Engine Company
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
SEWER CONNECTION.

During the past few days the Board of
Health has been busy sending out notices
to all owners of buildings on the line
with the new sewer to have the proper
connections made at ouce.
in many cases the connections have
already been made while in the cases
where they have met it is expected the
request will be complied with at once.
The inspector will visit Tottenville one
day next week to see that the requests
have been carried ont or is to he attended
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
SOUTH AMBOY
BURIED YESTERDAY.

pe funeral of Ina Mcgratb, W life of
kAe Megrath, who died Monday night
~ complication of diseases at her
~ in Elizabeth, took place Thursday
aitel9(Oon from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frede9ick Howlett's home in broadway,
and vas well attended. Rev. j. Y. Irwi n
otticiated, Mrs. Megrath leaves besides
her husband two little children, one eight
months old and the other two and half
years old, a mother, father and sister
besides other relatives. lnterment was
made in Christ church cemetery. still
well * Mason were funeral directors.
There was a number of beautiful floral
tributes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
TUESDAY.

The funeral services of Mrs. William
Androvette, who died at her home in
Woodbridge avenue, Pleasant Plains,
Tuesday afternoon, were held yesterday
afternoon from the home of Theodore
Slaight. Broadway. The services were
in charge of Rev. J. G.. Fair, rector Of
st. Stephens Eplsco pal church. Inter
meut will be made today at Gree nwood
cemetery, BROOKLYN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
NEW OFFICERS.

Effie Lambert Y, of T~Ottenville. has
elected the officers as follows; President,
Miss Libbie Matherson: vice president,
Miss Pearl Sterling; secretary, Miss Elsie
Paugh, and treasurer, Miss May Moore.
The Ella Egbert Union, has also elected
officers They are president, Miss Alma
Springstead vice president, Miss Ella
Miller; secretary, Miss Edith Ainsworth,
and treasurer, Miss Viola Fuller.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
carteret

Mrs. Joseph Young spent Thursday
in Newark.
MI. Thomas DcverouX talks of
building a home for himself in the
spring.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Beam and Mrs. Z. T.
Beam were in Sewaren, Wednesday.
Mrs. Theodore Leber and Miss
Addie Leher spent Thursday morning
in Perth Amboy.
The Christian Endeavor Society, of
the First Presbyterian church, held a
business meeting after the prayer ser
vice Wednesday evening. They decided
to hold their meetings Sunday even
ings before the regular church ser
vice, beginning April 80. The pastor
will hold Il regular church prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening
hereafter.
Rev. +. r. Brown and d. r. Will
son drove to Plainield, Thursday.
The Christian Endeavor Society, of
the First Presbyterian church, will
hold Il fair in the Sunday school rooms
May 70,
Nh. and Mrs. PIN, Of Port Read
ing. are receiving congratulations
over the birth of Il daughter.
Herman Nederburs visited his cousin
in summit Sunday.
Theodore Gerlich of Bayonne, was a
guest at the home of George Morgan Sun
day.
Mrs. Avery visited relatives in Rah-
way Tuesday.
Daniel O'Rouke and Adam Il Rhodes
left her Monday morning, on the steamer
Carolyn, as oilers.
Twelve cases of scarlet fever are report
ed Oh the hill.
Peter 0lott's little boy Charlie, aged
five years who died Saturday, after
boon, was buried in Woodbridge Tuesday
afternoon.
a man. while working in the presser
At the Chrome Steel Works had a heavy
wedge fan on his head, Tuesday after
noon, which instantly killed him..
body was taken away on the train.
Mrs, Forsythe, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
chase and Miss Marion Chase visited
in New York Saturday.
Roscoe Chase was in Elizabeth Wednes-
lay.
Mrs. Joseph Savage, of Elizabth was
he guest of Mrs. l.. A. Chase Monday.
Little Flora Leber has been sick with
Malaria,
The Chrome Steel Works is being
enlarged.
A number OF cases of measles have
'een reported in town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y. April 21.-
kathrine Livingston Dale, the eight
een-year-old daughter of Henry Dale.
was so badly burned while. lighting n
grass fire ut her fathers summer home
near this city that she died a few hours
later. While the family was at lunch
con the fire was discovered. and Miss
Dale thought ii would he great fun to
help the servants extinguish the flames.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21

VANCOUVER, b. c.. April 21.-The
congregation of the Victoria Catholic
church has been told by Bishop DOnten-
well that the pope has sent Il message
from Rome, where the bishop had seen
him. to ask his people to stand up for
schools and to have their chill
dren educated in separate schools.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
FOB AN OPERATION.

Miss Gertrude Fountain. of Main
street. was taken to 5. r.. Smith Infir-
mary yesterday morning, where today
she VIII lie o2eraed on for appendicitis.
Miss Fountain is very popular in Tot
tenvllle and Perth Amboy and her many
friends hope to hear of her speedy re-
covery soon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
NEARLY FINISHED.

Ginters and Erhlich's sidewalks are
at last cleared off and the improvements
to the buildings rapidly nearing the
finish. The appearance of the buildings
will not be changed much hut they will
rave the advantage Of not being below
the sidewalk any more to catch all the
surplus watec therefrom,
Advertise in the News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
Yacht ms mission shin.

SHILOH. Me. April 21.-The famous
old schooner yacht Coronet. winner Of
notable Transatlantic races in former
days, has been sold TO the Holy Ghost
and Us society of this place. The Rev.
f. W. Sanford and his fellow saints
of Shiloh will use the yacht to spread
their religious teachings among the
fisher folk on the coasts of Maine and
Nova Scotia
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
BOUGHT HOUSE BOAT.

A man named Marshal, purchased the
houseboat formerly owned by John Hecht
and brought it from the beach at Morgan
and left it at the foot of Gordon street.
Today they will pull it out and place it
Oh the land high and dry and he will use
it for a net house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21

HELENA, Mont. April 21.-The Mon
tant supreme court has affirmed the de
cision Of the district court of Silver
Bow county in the Minnie Healy ease.
Chief Justice Brantly dissenting. This
decision favors Heinze.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
CAM c.. e.

Camp Christian Endeavor. at fresh air
home for orphan children of the tent
ment Districts of New York and Brook
Ign will soon be established at Citing.
willie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
NEWS TIE

W. X. Adams, District manager of the
New York and New Jersey Telephone
Company, was in T~ottenville yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Brown, have re-
turned from their trip to Florida.
Richard Fay left yesterday for a week
stay in Boston, Mass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
BASE GAM .

"he Tottenville A. G. and the Raritans
Of Perth Amboy, will cross bats on the
diamond of the Atlantic Terra Cottas
tomorrow afternoon. A good game is
expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
The Kaiser's Playing Cards.

The German emperor once designed
a pack of playing cards, the faces rep
resenting various notables. The
kaiser himself was the king of hearts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
Open All SumnG r
Advertise in the News.

Enter now and prepare for a
good paying position in the Fall.
You can study right through the
Summer without discomfort or in
terruptior. Our corner building is
open on all sides, cool, clean and
inviting. Forty-third annual cata-
logue upon request.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21

You can sell your house Il If you
use the News real estate column.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21

We have a very fine line Of Meats this week at
very low prices. You will certainly save
money by giving us a call.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-15
Campaign HUMOROUS.

The political campaign in New York
city has not been without its humorous
features. At a Hearst meeting the other
night one Of the orators asked impress
siyely: THAT is the one thing that
we of this great community are suffer-
Ing most from at the present time?'
He paused and there was a deep silence
Bedbugs,' said a man In the gallery,
and the speaker hurried to another
topic, AT q Mcclellan meeting Comp.
troller Grout referred to the other two
cand idates for mayor Tilliam ii.
Hearst and William M. WINS as two
promising Williams. /, hey are. two
counterfeit bills, " yelled a man In the
baleeay.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-15
Post Office
Is Robbed

Lakota American: Postmaster
Humphreys, Of Brocket, mourns
the disappearance of SIS worth
of postage stamps, which were
taken from a shelf in the post
Office last Friday forenoon. Just
how the theft was accomplished
is not known; ..as the stamps
were not missed until some time
later.
Mr.. Humphreys has charge of
the large establishment for f.
Fl. Stoltz, and on Friday morn
ing last, on opening for business
took the package of stamps and
placed them on a shelf in the
postofice part Of the store. He
then attended to his usual dur
ties, but in a short time had oc-
casion to obtain stamps for a
customer. The package could
not be found, nor has any trace
OF it been discovered since.
There is hardly any possibility
that it could have been mislaid,
or fallen among waste paper,
and the only conclusion is that
some person who was in the store
hatmorning saw the package
and appropriated it to his own
use.
An inspector visited the post
office last Monday and the affair
was fully explained to him. He
holds Mr.. Humphrey entirely
blameless in the matter, and will
SO report to his department. 1t
is to be hoped that the powers
that be at slWashington will
look upon the matter. in5 the
Same light, as otherwise the loss
will rave tosbe paid. by the post,
master personally.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-15
Fifty Drop to Steamers Deck and
Are Killed by Passengers and
Ships Steward,

Owingsville, Ky.-As a result of the
recent terrific gales on the coast and
great lakes large numbers of fowls
which use these water ways have been
driven inland. Many sea gulls and
other birds belonging to the lake re-
gion have been killed IN Kentucky and
several have been kilssd in this coun.
ty. This is also the time of year
for wild geese to migrate and thou
sands have been passing over.
An unusual occurrence took place on
the steamboat Lizzie Ray. The night
was very dark and the captain and
pilot Of the craft were guiding her
slowly with the current when some one
hailed the boat from the Kentucky
shore. The captain switched his pow
erful searchlight in that direction and
the reflection caught big flock of
wild geese flying high above. The
powerful light blinded the geese SO
they could not fly and they, fell
straight down, alighting on the deck
of the boat, and some Of them got
in the first cabin. Like heavy cannon
shot they beat against the walls and
all beat their heads so in attempting
to escape that they were stunned. The
steward of the Lizzie Ray, accompa-
MED by passengers. slaughtered the.
geese. which numbered so. s235