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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-13

1t seems there is discrepancy in
the above statement. have striven
to stiile my convictions that there is a
wrong somewhere; but it is impossible
for me TO do so. call the attention
of the tax payers of Belfast township
to examine the accou It's carefully, and
probably some one can give a lucid
explanation of the account LET Us
HEAR FROM YOU.
Very respectfully,
j. THOMAS LALEY.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-27
0ermifbtes Snlauo.

- 9n st. 9aDuro, u. 81, itarb
Billiam 9aBwOOb, friibersr GOuiul Der
8sreini9ten Staten in SsOul, Sorea.
- SIN Gltsr pom "a Sabren itarb
in San Srancisco @eOrse 9oOte. elmer
Der alteiten uno befannteiten Rheber
@aliforniens.
- SIM Sitter pom II Sabrsn itarb
in 0aibinstOn Capt. 3. Z. Ganner. Elm
felt Dem Sabre 1899 %psniiOnirter Cliff
jier Der SuuoesHotte.
- Sn ct. 9ouis, WfO., ftarb 5bso.
Dor Siers. Gin anSeiebeuer oeuti9er
@eIhaftsmann uno betaunter 8eteran
aus BEN Sirserfriese.
- Sn ieiuer 8Obnuns in Oiep
YOrt itarb gang plOstt6 SObn armorp
SuOr, Der ReOatteur uuO Ssrausseber
pom n9eras Siftinss".
- Die in Den Suumwoaiptnusrsisn
in @Owell unO @bicOpee, Wtali., anss.
itellten 10000 Grbciter baben cine
SObHerbUbuus pom flint 4rOSeut err
balten.
- Su Der SdiHabrtsiuiiOn BON
1906 iiuO auf ben 9rOBsu Bins
uenisen 40 S6ifie, bic einen @eiummts
wertb pom s1,O72,oOO reprdientirer,
unter9e9an9en.
= Der Bro3eB sesen ben Der Gr.
moroun9 bes slr6itetteu STANFORD
g8bite uusstlasteu WtiliOuars Sarrp 6.
Gbaw wirb in Otsm 9orf am 21.
Sanuar beginner.
- Sn giem 9ort itarb Sruu Ga6el
Yrootfislb Dan i'm alter uOu SO Sab.
rem, cine 3o6ter BON Capt. Sob
9rooffislo, Der i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mit9efdmpit bate.
= @Ouuerueur 9issins b~esnuOiste
ben pesen @rmorOuus Oes Wiiuiouars
0iniam Marib gum GOoe uerurtBsil.
ten iriibersn Auwult @iuium Miarlb
8ice Sn lebensldn9li6er 3u9tbaus.
itrufe.
IL SIM bObeu @reiisnulter BON SO
Sabrsn lit Setter SewalO ieu., fri.
bcrer 8iir9ermeiiter Der Otadbaritubt
9rnOOod uno elmer Der Gltsiteu Oeut,
I6en SewObner in Pittsburg, Ya.,
pom 3OOe abberufen wurOsn. Serr
Sewalo wurOe ant 20. Sauuar 1924
in Supsrn SsbOren uuO fam 1s43 mad
Ameritu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-27

Iusfanb.

- Gus Sadlen, Snpern uno Del
S6weij weroen sewaltise Sdneeftiirml
9emelOet.
= Sn hamburg 1T Der Gltersprd'
ies Der SiirSeridaft s. {. Oiierenbeim
i'm alter BON II Sabren s%eitorben.
- Sn Berlin bat Die 9unoe uor
Dem gbleben oes SOfi6auipielers
Wturtmilian yuowi9 lebbaftss Seoauerr
beruorserufen.
= On ROm itarb W%toniisuOr Slbami.
elmer Der reiditeu Prdluten Der fatbo.
liiAeu Stride. Der benz Papit 81 900, 0OC
binterlaiien bat.
- Su 6io De Saneiro, SruIilien,
i~trsifen bic S9iffsuerlaoer, 10 ouB oas
9anSe Saffee : Seriauot9ei6Gft in's
Stoden 9sratben lit.
- Sutier Srans Soiepb bat ben
Oiterreidii6suusaril6en SOti9after in
@aibiuston, Senselmiiller, gum unsari.
lben Baron e%rlannt.
- Sn Mta9bebur9, PreuBeu, muree
unter isbr einOrudspollen @ersmonien
i'm Seiiein oes Oeuti6cn SrouprinSen
oas Suiier 5risOri1 Dsntnul entbint.
- 3weitaulenO gut bewaffuete unb
BON eurOpdiiden OfiSieren aussebils
Oete dinsiii9e SOlOateu iinO seseu
Die 0febellen i'm Yins Slang Diitritt inc
Selo 9eltellt moroen.
- Der Serjos Don Cumberland bat
in eiHem Wiuuiieit III ben 9uuOtaS BON
Sruuni6weis ertlart, baB er isin,
anipri6e uuf Die SrOue BON Sanno.
per nidt a%uf9ebeu fann.
- Sm Safeu BON Bortsmoutb.
England, ertranfen neuu Miatroieu
BON Dem Dumpfer n9inOuitOn", Die lid
in einem tleiuen Sutter befanOen. Bei
BEN bOben @sIeusuus i6lus Oieier
um.
- Der psriiide 3%brOnfOlser, Yrin,
Slli Wtirja. traf in 1eberun, Periien.
elm uuO iibernabm Die 0tesieruus. neil
Der S9ub INNER nod i6wer trant bar
uisoer liest unO feline Staatssei6dftc
erleoi9en fam.
= Sambur9er SdifisOffjiere hu.
ben Dem 8erlau9en Oss HbsOer.Ssr
ems uadseStben unO ben SeiAluE
sefaBt. aus BEN Sersin Oeuti6er Ga.
pitans unO Sffi,iere Der Osuti9en
Sanoslsmariue ausiui6eiOeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-27

= Die cunaOii6e 9tesieruus lit Oa.
BON in SsnutniB seiest porOen, oa6
Der japuuiihc Gsar.aOmirat SatOatu
nit einen @eiAwaNer I'M WfarS nd6.
item Sabres Canada beiu6en wirO.
= Die befunute @rOBihld9terfirma
Spiit & So. uOu Sbicago bot in San
Suuu, 3. g., elm SrOseS Stiid 9ano
sstauit. nm cine Salaatersi unb g0fe.
lei gu erri6tsu. Die Embellishments
iOlen bsrsits in einiseu 8O6sn ferti0
seltelt iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-27
aein 3clf.ies ;ipif6en Seutfb=
lam nnb Mmerifa.

Das Gnt9esenfommen Der ameri.
fanii6en 2arif Sa6ueritdnoigen, Die
au9enblidll9 in Berlin weileu, UNI gu
unteriuheu, oh uno in mie melt Die uon
oeutiden Smporteuren erbobeneu Ses
ihwerOen sesen Die 8eitimmunsen ume'
ritaniiHer i3ouseiese bers6tiSt iinO,
bat bic oeutiden Gommiiidre gu Tbsr
auiidt sebradt, ouB es gu teinem j3OG'
fries imiiden ben Bereini9ten Staaten
uub Oeutidlano tommen miro. Oerar'
tisen aniidten uuO 9Offnuusen Uerlei'
ben aud bic leitenoen 3eituusen aus'
oruf, Die i'm anidluB an ben Seri6t
iiber elm uou Wtit9lieoeru::..Oer .umeri'
faniiden SanOelsfammer. benz ameris
fanii6en Gommifidren peranitaltetes
Diner, oas freuuoiduftli6e Ysrhdltnt6
beroorbeben, baS jwiiheu ben ...ameri'
tanii6en un6 oeuti9sn @ommiiidrsu
beitsbe uuO oas iider gu elmer befrieOis
senOen @~rleOtSuu9 aller Streitfrusen
ftibren fperOe. Selblt Die @onlerpa'
tiuen babeu ibreu 3On ben Sereinisten
Staaten geseniiber beOsutenO uerdnOert.
Sn elmer o %cOuieruutiuen WiitslieOsrn
oeS Rei6stasS a~b9ebaltenen 8eriamm'
lung. all Der leitenOe Mdnner wis
@rai BON Sanis uuO 9raf BON StOl.
berg tbeilnabmen. muroe mieoerbolt
ertlGrt, oaB es Die P1tft Der @onierr
uutiuen lei, Oabin 3u mirten, baB beioen
'Ebeilen 9leid uortbeilbafte SanOelss
uertrdse nit ben 8sreinisten Staten
ab9ei6leiien peroen unO oaB Oas bette
pOlitii6e Gtnuernebmeu nit Oisism
SanOe (Ssr. Stuatsn) beitebe, neil bel
Deuti6lauOs 8eurtbeilune Der Sad.
luse ni6t nur eurOpdiIde 9duOer, ion.
bern Dor alien Die 9rOsma9t auf Der
peitti6en Semiipbdre beriidii6tist psr.
ben miiiie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-13
lila pay de CeutIV Aln6nca Il

Los representatives de Guatemala
Salvador y Honduras. cada ves esta-
ban mas furiosos en- sus discusiones,
hasta que despues de conferenciar
muy detenidamente, los enviados de
Washington y Mexico. dieron & pro-
bar los referidos REPRESENTATIVES de
las naciones beligerantes, unas cuan-
tas copas de los mejores vinos del
mundo, que son los de CAMACHO
DEL R4VERO, de Jerez de 10 From
terra, los cuales hicieron eI efecto
apctecido. frmandose incontinenti la
paz y evitando con este er derrama-
miento de sangre. de victimas mo
centes y detnas horrores de la que
ira, -Unico agente de este vino en-
Puerto Rico: Francisco Quir6s Ace
do. Calle de la Luna nGm. 32.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-13
SObrinps De TzQuierdo & o..
g ENC.
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO
Il
Gctnsreiantss, Banqueros 8 Eonisicn$tas
AGENTES do los Vapore hasaadsicos do

A. FOLCH & 90, DE BARCELONA
de THE TWEEDIE TRADING Co., vapores noruegos
Argentina Uruguay Puerto Rico Cuba Estados Undos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-13
Csndaatura runicipal republicans
PARA SAN GERxAN

Aicalde, don UliseS Gregory.
Concejales. Don Francisco r. Oui
f1ones, don Jacinto Paradfs, don Tuar
dc J.Nazario. don Juan r. Porrata
don Antonio Sanchez don Jose NJ
Ortiz. don Alejandro Gregory, dor
Ramon M. Ramirez, don Sandalic
Gutierrez. 81
Junta de instruction. Don Fer
min Nazario, Lcdo. A. Nazsrio, don
Manuel Toro Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-13
VApoREs A NUesrRA coNsloNAcioN
Vapor esp. MIGUEL GALLART"

Esta la carga en- Barcelona de
donde saldra el IS del corriente pa
IA Valencia, Malaga. Cadiz, Vigo,
Coruna, este puerto, Maya guez, Pom
&C, Santiago de Cuba, Habana, Car
denas y New Orleans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-13
|VAPOR NORUEGO MINERVA"

Est6 & la carga para salir de Bue~
nos Aires y Montevideo. hacia el ID
del corriente mes de Septiembre. con
rumbo 4 este puerto, siguiendo para
Cuba una vez terminada aqui sus
operaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-13
REPRESENTATIVES, GENERALEs DE

J. K. TENNENT Limited de Glasgow Fabrcantes de las
afamadas cervezas inglesas :" T roja
J. B. BUSS FLOUR MILL de St. Louis Mo.
Mnos de las renombradas de harinas de go NUES
IRA AMIGA. y "PATENTE IZQUIERDO'.
FRANCISCO CINZANO & Co. dc Torino,
Fabrieantes del acredado Vermont, caas de 12It
24I2 b0tellas de MADEIRA.
J. w. WUPPERMANN de New York Agencia de Trinidad
del dnco legitimo amargo de AngoSura del DR.. Seger
BARTRAM BROS, de New York,
Fabrcante las afamadas manequlas 'VAcA "DEcIosA
MONOGRAM"
Sonstante surtido de productos espanoles del pals
The Washington times., 1906-10-15
Students in Opium Den
When Police Make Raid
Boys Under Twenty Years of Age, Found In
haIing Dream-ProduCing Fumes, Held
Under Heavy Bonds.

ATLANTA. 90. Oct l5.-Tur puugeut
fumes os burning opium which peroo-
lated through the door cracks iu lodg-
ing house m North Pryor street. led 10
rae arrest and binding over under a 500
bond OF four young men who gave tueir
names and occupations as follows,
James LIoyd. candy maker; .;ewt May
son, student az DonaId-Fraser school
r1r Bows Decatur Ga; Dause! Ander-
SON. of West End. cousin 90 young
Mason, ard also q schoolboy; Harry
Hara. sign writer and decorator.
When Detective Sergeant I.8nW0rd and
Detective Campbell who had been told
OF the peculiar oders e.nanatlng from
the r0orl gained entrance the sight
that met their eyes was not only un-
usual but startling. ON A quilt spread
AL lul length before a niskeriHE fire
was the quartet OF youths whose ages
SIN hover about tHe tweuty-yesr
notch. With feet toward the fireplace
rHa vouur men. stretched uur IN n re-
cliuius position, were iuhaliHs tue fumes
from a crude uIl lamp upon which was
cooking large pill OF poppy frul,.
Owing 60 the heavy condition OF the
atmUsplerp iT WIS several moments he
fore the detectives could enter the room
and take charge OF its occupants. Tire
The Washington times., 1906-10-15
|. SANDWICH BREAKS
BUSINESS CONTRACT
And the Butcher Who Sold Ham and
Buns Nust Move His
Store.

CLEF EI.AND. OHIO, Oct ls.-Saud-
wlches CT no sandwiches, James Robin
son. a West Ninth street butcher, must
vacate the property that he rented from
his next door neighDOr, Michael Dyer.
who conducts a restaurant. This WAS
tile opinion handed down by Justice
Gmley in the sandwich case OF Dyer
against Robinson
Dyer in renting the room To Roaiu-
son made provision taut the latter
should not sell sandwiches TN cOunee-
ton with hls butcher business for Dyer
desired 2 monopoly on the sandwich
trade IN that particular vicinity.
Robinson, however, so Dyer alleged,
began to dispose OF sandwiches despite
the provision In the contract and pro-
ceedings to eject him from the room
were brought by Dyer Robinson SET
mp the plea that he did not sell sand
WiCheS. but only the ham and buns for
same and that the sandwiches them
selves were made by the buyers OF the
bread and nam. Attorneys argued the
question if separate articles that go 90
make up sandwich may be classet rs
the finished product
Justice Giniey in handing down his
decision said that il is probably true
that The sandwiches were not sand
WicEes "a tle moment of the safes. but
the spirit if not the letter of uhs con-
tract mas been violated" said tine court
grayely.
The Washington times., 1906-10-15

free ventilation afforded uv tho uBru
door aroused fHe seml-c0us-IDus pipe
Hitr.s' ard So Is alleged they attempt
ed 10 destroy the opium layout. but the
officers were too guiek for them and
NOT only took them ln custody bu,
brought along the utensils aS evidence.
When thesa accessories were spread
upon Record r. ErON les desk au unpIeas-
ant 0d0r aeeail,d the uostrils Of those
present. ana for The time the police
court room r5S-mblrd au opium Joint.
Without exception Tie defendants de-
uled al! knowledge OF the opium and the
lamps, pills. pipe bowls. etc. They swOre
that the dream-prOmOtar must have
been loft Dy "a former occupant How
ever. inev did not explain how It hap
pence tGat they We're all lined up about
The ouuuL
When the bows had each had his say.
Recorder EroylAs addressed them as fol-
lows. You young men have not though
it advisable go tell noe the truth about
this matter. Nobody would believe this
fairy tale YOU relate. 1 am satisfied YOU
were locked I'm this room and were nirt-
ing Wl-l the muS- dangerous narcotic
known r0 science. some one ~ yOU is
che proprietor OF this LAYOUT and since
YOU w.H uol dlyulge whi-h It IS, Z am
souue.,1 90 bind YOU an over on the
charge 1f keeping and maintaining an
IUsW er 10 charge or VagTHuCy- You
viii each be- required 40 make a 500 bond
before You gain YOUR liberty
The Washington times., 1906-10-15
$4,000 Meals
Did Him No Good
How One Man Wasted 80 Years Of
Ills Life. Thousands Like Him.

What's the use Of eariH'. anyhow %.
said Ihr SER. WUN uESErDtlg LH ll- Ip-
tuuu. pTOEp EpeTUuS-luJkug friend. Here
I've been ealiu- three Times day. ANA
sometimes twice a day. Tor uity years
and look al me. Im m raW Juueu and
skinny stlII uL the bottom of the ladder
sour uu the world. ana a pes~lmist. &
know 3D.. aud j caut help f.. II / had BE-
30 DO over again, though. ] would take
care ul uE stomach ipE ] don believe
ever really r-lIshea H meal ln LlE
Hfe not even mothers Christmas dim
HfrS. aud 4 FIRMLY believe chat ms was
" eating, % whatever IL was brought
along with iI darkness and lmp1sSlbI-lE
or success
You're rieht." nodded Ais compau-
lon 'OE course. THAI isn't always tl-
case. But ln this gEe we musl not only
Trust I'm The Lord and keep our p0Wde-
DRY. but We must swallow sunshine
with our food. Chcertulpess. especially
while eating, which is the most essen
uaI act OF man. IS as necessary 20 lim
as sunshine is 10 the flowers Nothing
normal can be produced iu darkness
'BuE this iE what you haven't been
doing. Afr- Dvsueprlc- Your brain and
yOur stomach, remember. are twins, and
-Ou nave go treat them d-r0ruluEITr
81 hv NOS start now and repair the dam
uge you've done. Il IS never TOO ia-s.
yoU know
''You mean at ms aree And sur-
pose yoa can't always set the sua-
shine9"
Absolutely. YES Science Ias made fl.
possible 90 ger tie sunshine the health
and the strength that your stomach
needs. an UII up together lu ItJle tab
lets. They cali them StuaTr's Dyspepsia
Tablets, the most effective tablets iu the
world for this very thing. One insre-
0isnt in 'hCse tablets digesLs 1900 grains
OF food without Jhe help OF the stpm-
ach. Two tablets after each meal can
do more work, quicker work and better
work. in uigestinG O. heavy meal than
the stomach can itself. The stomach
need not woris at ALL Sluarts DysDaD-
-ia Tablets does aII the work. and gives
your Jaded stomach q reSy. the rest It
needs Meanwhile EOu cure yourself bl
DTasI, irritation. burning sensation.
heartburn. sour stomach. ac.diJy fer
mcufatioU. bloa-, and Jle worst cases
Of dyspepsia and Indigestion. You get
rid OF these Tor an time And then. be-
sides. YOU can eat al you want and
whenever YOU Weut.-aud YOU Will also
relish mothers Christmas dinners if YOU
Will take Suarts Dyspepsia Tablets
after eating. That's The sunshine ] was
talking about Then your face VIII re-
fleet the internal change going 0u. vou'U
Ue more energetic. yoLr mind viii He
clearer, You VIII have more confidence
IN yourself. you'l be happier ana YOU %
ne yourself again.
Your heart will change and You'll
feel rosy. Nou'U enjoy Your mgaiS-aud
live Lets S walk down 20 the drug store
and let me Introduce you 10 one Iit-Is
package of these SJuarls Dyspepsia
Tablets. You can get them al any drug
store in the world FOR only soc a pack
age u Is worth fl, Mr.. Dyspeptic."
The Washington times., 1906-10-15
PRACTICAL JOKER
IS FULL OF SHOT
Farmer ImpersonateS WOlfto
Frighten Tenant; Gets Two
Charges From Gun.

FADCCAH. KY, Oct. 15.-As the re-
suit or a practical Joke attempted on
a colored tenant on his farm on the
Mayfield road, Richard Bell, a dairy
man, is confined to his bed with a load
Of squirrel shot in his back
The southern limits Of the city On the
Mayfield road have been terrified for a
week with stories Of a wolf. and Spen-
Ger Young, a negro tenant employed by
Bell, who goes to work at o'clock
every morning, became greatly CON
cerued because he did not have a gun
with which 10 protect himself on his
way 10 work
Bell loves a joke. and after thorough
lN frightening Young with stories OF
the animals $ alleged depredations Tues
day night, he hid along the road this
morning and as Young approached IN
this gloom. Crawled out on his hands
and knees and grGWled-
Young however. had become so com
pletely terrified that the night before be
had walked 20 the house of n neighbOI
Z mile away and borrowed a shotgun
which he charged with squirrel shot
AS lac saw the figure and heard the
grOwls of the supposed animal. he LEI
gG with both barrels and then ran.
The shot took effect IN Bells back
and side Young ran 70 the farmhouse
ana told OF meeting the wolf and
shooting at it. The others were In on
the joke. and fearing lest the negro
had shot too well. returned with him 90
the scene. where they found Bell Writh-
ing IN pain.
Doctors have been engaged most o;
the day ia picking squirrel shot out OF
Bells skin, but he Is not seriously
wounded.
The Washington times., 1906-10-15
WANT LANSDORF
IN OLD POSITION
Prediction That He VIII Re-
enter Cabinet PleaSeS
English Diplomats.
raon Tne

LONDON, Oct lJ--THe RETURN OF
Count LamsGcrf former minister nf
foreign affairs iu Russia. t0 his old
pisitiou is being predicted by several of
the English correspondents iu 81 Pc
tersbuTg.
Count Lamsd0If held the Olnce during
the Japanese Russian wan. and through
his dealings with foreign countries in
those troublous times won tie admira-
uou of officials OF the various foreign
ministries of Europe. lie was one Ot
those TO go when The reform" minis
tries were swept into Office ia Russia
The appointment Of l-amsd0Tt 90 the
office would create a good impression
iu England 40 would be regarded as a
signal for fresh negotiations looking %
the establishment ur Ju Fnglish-kus-
sian entente on the lines OF the Anglo
French entente OF 1904.
Little has been done toward COuClud-
ing such AN agreement with Russia FOR
several months ON account OF the uu-
rest ia Russia and the frequent changes
ion the ca biuet
The Washington times., 1906-10-15
PARKHURST STARTLES
GOTHAh'S SMART SET
Features Praise for Stanford White
in Church Dedication
Sermon.

NEW YORK. Oct. l5-smarJ New
Yorkcr5. religious and otherwise. arc
today rather startled over Dr. Park
nlTsus praise of Stanford White. It
was quite the feature Of the dedication
Of The new Madison Avenue Presuytyr-
ian Church, designed by the late arcai-
teet Some Of the papers misqUoted Or.
PaTkhurst. whose actual statement
about White was:
We cannot refrain from saying how
deeply we lament the absence Of one to
whose big heart. artistic inspiration.
Tie creation OF this edifice is primarily
due. Stanford White has impressed
himself iu deep lines upon the regards
of those OF us with whom in the work
no mas been most closely associated.
With au the many responsible under
tFEiuEs with which he was charged. Il
was 10 this church ti.at hr seemed par
licularIy himself and Go make of IL tho
idol of lis thought and effort The
present occasion is litle less bright
that ne is no longer ~ith us 90 slart.
l,s fTuition and TO contemplate This maj
putCOme of his splendid genius"
The Washington times., 1906-10-15
OUTFOUGHT WILDCAT
UNARhED AND ALONE

MT CARAlEL Pa. Oct lJ.-Uuarmed
and alone. Thomas Dyke. a young man
OF this place, was attacked by a wildcat
on Locust mountain. south Of here de
had been ip Ashland and started 10 drive
home. lis horse stepped or a nail and
ne put the animal I'm stable
Then he started TO walk and vas on
the mountain when the cries OF q Wild
ga. alarmed him 4 Few minutes later
lie saw the beast ten feet in front Of
him. The animal finally spFang. He
Jumped aside and as the body or The
cat struck the road he le3ped upon IT,
For several minutes the fight between
the wild animal and the man went on.
At length by a quick swing he broke
the animals back.
physician dressed the several deep
scratches ON h!s face and hands. but
Otherwise he was uninjured.
The Washington times., 1906-10-15
TOOK TO TIMBER
HUNTING FOR NUTS
PerSimmonS, CheSmutS, and
Grapes Lured City Folks
From Their Homes.
ADULTS AS WELL AS YOUTH
Church and Sunday School Had De-
pleted Attendance, But Tramp
eTs Did Not Care.

THE Opening OF Some Millions VI
Chestnut Burs" would be a proper adap-
tJtion from the works of an American
novelist, FOR use as a descriptive title
10 "a description of Sundays festivities
IA connection with the opening OF the
uuttng season.
A distinct and ulquestionaDle frost
having taken place last week. there was
40 longer possibility Of legitimate par
entail objection 20 the inauguration OF
the fan invasion of the woods. The
browns and colds and russets and
greens. and all the other hues and
shades and primary ana secondary tnts
were on the woods the weather was
perfection itself, and the persimmOn.
,ouched by the frost. added its alluring
voice 10 the call OF the wood and the
Wild. that neither juvenile nor adult was
able 10 resist
Everybody took TO the timber. Up ana
down the river hordes OF boys and girls.
fathers and mothers. peTVaded every
place which gave promise OF nuts. and
on the whole the rewards were rich for
The crop is good. The walnut and the
chestnut were favorites, but tnen there
were people on the lookout for the last
of the chicken grapes and ready 10
bemoan that they were everlasting too
late for even a lOoll-in on the delccJable
fox grapes
The latter were all gone. and seekers
after them had 10 take the poor salts
faction which served 10 dsSuaSe iIc re-
erets OF the historic ReyuaFd ia Aegop.
With that good honest tired feeling,
the multitude uooped back 10 town later
Iu the day. without even the grace tu
act a bit ashamed of itself for It's IN
fractions of the Sabbath's traditions. Ii
the Sunday school classes had shown
depleted attendance why,
-'The woods we've Colts ar=s .-l.p.-r.'
observed one offender VINO had acquired
q half-busLeI OF nuts. ruined a suit OF
clothes. barked a shin and Serap-d halt
liz SKIN off his hands
The Washington times., 1906-10-15
FARMER BREAKS NECK
IN TRYING TO FLY

LONG BEACH. Miss. oct. I5.-Rurus
Williams, prosperous farmer. IN the
midst 11 period OF religious exalta-
tiou following "a holiness" camp meet
ing. and after sustaining serious losses
from the recent hurricane, lost his
mind. lie announced TO his neighbOrs
and friends that ne would give an eN-
hibiJion OF walking on The water. They
found that lie had concealed a board
under the water and removed iJ. When
he tried his demonstration he nearly
drowned
Then he concluded ne was au anset
and auuoUucp3 that he would ascend 10
heaven. He climbed TO the NDp OF his
house, and, tapping his imaginary
wings. took "a leap into space lie
broke his neck
The Washington times., 1906-10-15
MAKE $4,000 AUTOS A YEAR;
NEARLY HALF GASOLINE

NEW YORK. Oct. I5.-The other day
a large number of automobile sGBD.y
men and good judges of trade coudi-
uOas. while discussing the number of
automobiles made in the wear ending
September I. 1906. placed the figure at
30 600. of which 5000 were gasolane
cars, known as licensed cars. and
the same number OF independent
cars
There We're about 5000 steam and cleo
Iric vehicles
The Washington times., 1906-10-15
HELD WITHOUT BAIL
ON SHOOTING CHARGE

NEW YORK, oct. I5-Guiseppe Ira
william is held without bail on the
charge Of shooting John Garsfano. of
l12 Hester street. who died in the Hud-
son Street Hospital during a quarrel at
Hester and Mulberry streets.
The Washington times., 1906-10-15
GONE

Cant YOU let me have that ten ] lent
YOU six months agO2
WHY. man, you're foolish. ] spent
II right of. Philadelphia Ledger.