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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-21
CRUISERS CAPTAIN
! LEADER IN MUIINY
sveaborg Rebels Had Able Chief
7 Who Plotted Vast
8 ...-. ;..-~ ...>.~
Uprising. ->r : i,
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
5 st. Petersburg, Aug. 91.--Your COZ
respondent with the revolutionaries
writes as follows regarding the. part
played in the mutiny at Sveaborg, Fin
land, by the Russian arrnored cruiser,
Hamyal Azova, eighteen of whose men
were put to death last Saturday:
!. A marine, who took part in the mp-
tiny assures me that 1t was not organ
ICED by the crew, as has been repre-
sented by the newspapers, but was In
stigated by the cruisers commander,
Captain Isvolsky... His design was to
bring all the Baltic fleet under his COM
mand and, cooperating with garrisons
at Sveaborg and Kronstadt, to capture
the cities of Riga and Libau. This
would have given the revolution a tre-
mendous impetus and have been the
signal for q general uprising.
When that came it was his intention
to sail to Peterhof and lombard the
from Kronstadt to be distributed among
the peasants In the neighborhood Of the
palace.
Leader Killed Self.
The scheme would not have been diff.
fcult to carry out, for a majority of
the people are only waiting for some
such opportune time. It failed because
of dissensions among the revolutionary
leaders, who, instead Of co-operating
with Isvolsly, were stupidity fighting
among themselves.
- Realizing that the daring enterprise
was hopeless, Isvolsky took a revolver
and killed himself.
Seeing their leader dead, the crew
decided, after much quarreling, to sur
render to the government, fearing the
effect if it became known that Isvolsky
was the leader Of the mutiny, and they
said they killed him -: +. =,
had letter from the dead commander
which Isvolsky had entrusted to him to
deliver to his wife. ~.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-21

lBAGLEY, MINN.-Sneak thieves entered the
City restaurant Saturday and took between SIG
and SIT from the cash resister. As yet there
Is no trace Of the thieves.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-21
RIVER NAYIGAII0N|
TO Be. DISCUSSED j
CITY WILL ENTERTAIN IMPORT
ANT CONVENTION
mississippi River Improvement Asso-
ciation Meets In November to Con-
slider Matters Pertaining to Widest
Use of Stream as Great Commercial
Highway-Middle West Interested.

Minneapolis is to be the scene Of an
important conference this fab, "a confer
ence of vital interest to Minneapolis,
the state and the northwest. The
Upper Mississippi River Improvement
association will meet here Nov. and
TO- to discuss plans for the improvement
of the upper river. Thomas Wilkin--
son of Burlington, Iowa, president of
the association, was in the city today
en- route to the west, but remained
long enough for conference with Wal
lace G. Nve Of the Commercial club and
A. L. Crocker, one Of the most enthu-
siastic believers in river Improvement.
The meeting in November will at
tract men of prominence and influence
from all parts of the Mississippi val
ley. Delegates will represent every
city Of Importance between Minneap-
oils and St. Louis, appointed from city
councils and commercial organlza tons.
In addition, the governors OF Mime
sofa, Iowa, Missouri. Illinois and Wis
oonsin have been asked to attend and
send delegates. Invitations will also
be issued to the congressman from the
Question Is Big One.
Since the meeting Of the association
IN La Crosse last November the ques
lion or f1Ver Improvement mas come to
the front with rapid strides, gaining
in Importance and popularity. The river
will become great highway Of com
merce it Is believed. -~~.~j
= Conditions have changed, making
river traffic more practical than here
tofore. Full loads can be secured for
both trips. Grain and millstuffs will
form the bulk Of the down business,
while southern coal and lumber will give
the bulk of the" up.river business All
Of these features will coma before the
association for discussion.
i One Of the important matters to be
considered this year will be govern
ment improvements already projected
Headquarters of the convention will be
at the Nicollet hotel. All sessions will
be held in the mayors reception room
in the city hall.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-21
BILLINGS BREAKS RECORD
Ships 100000 Pounds Of Wool RMS

primary wool market in the world. Not sonly
is more wool sold here annually, but prices paid
are higher: The season which has Just closed
beating the record Of last year By, nearly q
million pounds. Attic Decent wool did not
materialize as predicted. one rancher sold his
clip for PAN cents. ST -
Altogether the season has been a satisfactory
one as the profits on 2O-cent wool Ia the district
tributary to Billings are high for any 6f the
growers One wool grower who marketed large
clip at n cents. said that his wool had bean
grown at e cost Of only q cents q pouRd.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-21

The population Of the United States is esti-
mated to be eighty-fve millions, and only TWEEN
ty-nine millions are connected with any church
Catholic or Protestant
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-21
10000 Refugees Suffer.
] SANTIAGO BADLY RACKED
Buildings Tottering and Streets I'm
safe-Prayers as Earth Trembled.

sanntiag9 de Chile. Monday, Aug; 20:
now can the seriousness of the catas-
trophe: begin to be appreciated. The
greater part of the modern houses here
are unsafe for .habitation and the au-
thorities have organized a special corps
to pull down the tottering buildings.
In most Of the streets it is not safe
to walk, on the pavement.
Santiago resembles camp. The
public squares and the, principal ave-
n1ues. are crowded with people sleep
and, carts have been requisitioned to
sleep in or even under them. = ). :.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-21
FLYING IS MADE,EASY
Miller Says New Aeroplane Solves Air
- ~ ship Problems.

Journal Special Service.
Franklin, Pa, Ang. 21.-Maior Charles
=. Miller announces that he and DR..
Julian P. Thomas of New York have
invented an aeroplane that will mark
an epoch in aerial navigation.
With our machine a person will be
able to fly any distance he DESIRES"
to New York will be an easy task. We
expect to be able to attain a speed of
ffty-four miles an hour or more.' >.
Major Miller would not 90 into de-
tails Of the construction of his machine
except to say. that the difficulty which
other inventors had encountered in
keeping the aeroplane level had been
overcome. e. -. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-21
50 LOOTERS SLAIN
IN CHI | 4 RUINS
Continued From First Page.
displaying exemplary patriotism and
courage. s;f. ii =

osoOO DcdA ID k6tl4lstto'
London. Aug. 21.-The bankers here
Of HUH & Co., an importing house Of
Valparaiso, have. received the follow
ing cable dispatch: III 81
!, "The danger apparently j.. over.
The trembling occurred until 9 O'Clock
this morning. .s;s
The town, Victoria square east to
Brazil avenue, is completely destroyed.
The commercial portion, including the
banks, suffered less. 81 It Is premature
to estimate the damage done.
a. rough estimate places the num-
Der killed at over 5000.
In our opinion the damage done by
the earthquake here exceeds the dam
age, done by the fire. Santiago appar-
nelly suffered much less. 8
10000 Refugees Suffer. r.
A cable dispatch from Chile this
afternoon. says that the conservative
estimate placed the number Of homeless
| at 10000 and says the distress which
is already great is increasing. ~
| The correspondent Of London firm
| at Valparaiso cables that it will be
| impossible for his office to resume bust
ness for a month. adding that in the
! district from Baron station to Delar-
| don square as far as Llai Llai is de-
stroyed. III %z.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-21

FERGUS FALLS, ,M1NN.-Frank A. Waters
stroke. He was stricken while engaged, in
doing some painting Saturday. and was uncon-
scious for eight hours.-Deputy Game w ardeu
he captured three men who were hunting prairie
chickens Sunday. Their hearing occurs in nj!
bow Lake Wednesday, -. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-21

ADRIAN. M1NN.-A democratic delegate con-
vent1on for Mobiles county will be held at the
city hall In Adrian Aug. rs for the purpose of
selecting eleven delegates to the democratic
state convention. >,.- .. -,1.r
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30
NotIee 81 settIement.

ESTATE or HARRIET ST. STEWART
STATE or VERMONT, Ala Probate edst
HAHrFoRn DISTINCT, ~. heI1 p Ms.si't,A
within and for said District uu The lHA Gay
Present. Hoa. r. o sEavrH Judge
IN the matter % the Estate uf H5rrei y. e.ft'
art. late OF sharon, in said District teerl''@
testate.
Whereas. Clinton Burke executor q us
last viii and testament u SAIL ar5rN-
proposes rendering an account q -
administration Of said estate ard pfesea..As
account against the same fUr eAaiHiaal,'l
allowance, az a session ~ sad tsari o. p ~
al the Probate Office in said Moai-in.h. y ~
1T day o. September A. D isaaat Do e''sA % ~
forenoon. 800.
And whereas aid Court has assigned aad y
dercd said time and place tar the -flL.r+s ~
sad account and Tor Issuing q at.ftt .,iJ
residue 81 said estate Co she person s-'..
to the sane and has ordered ihai l4'l.
thereof be given 20 all persans t4'e.s "
On said estate hy publishing s t.y y ".
record 81 this order three weeks rletss'.sg
Ia the white River Herald @ neNr l-ls 80
Mshed at Rnyalton IN said DISTRICT wv ~
Of said publications 20 hc previous I'D a-' -
day of September, A. y. 1898. ..s ....,s
Therefore. an persons concerned 'h W ~. ss,s
are hereby notified 20 appear at -t'. IA
once on the day assigned. o. aI'f t'l.' We ,-t
there 10 contest the allowance e ,a.I 5't,s
III thew see cause and a. establish iHeH IeEN
as lawful claimants % said residue
A true record. Attest, ,...,.,-, r,s,s
A true copy Of record. Attest zen t,t,.
i5is 7, o. hEAN ElA' '-'s-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30
Notice Of Settlement.

STATE or VERMONT AZ Probate Court
HARTFORD DISTRICT, S. held at Woodstock,
within ahd for said District, on the 20th day OF
August, A, ID. 1906
Present T. o. sEAvKR Judge.
In the matter o. the Estate Of squire Bowen,
late 81 Bethel in said District. deceased,
Gestate.
whereas Robert Noble, executor Of the last
win and testament d said deceased proposes rem
dcrlng account Of his administration Of said es
safe and presenting his account against the same
f0r examination and allowances at session Of said
Court 20 be held at the Probate Office in
said Woodstock. on the It'll day Of September,
A. ID. 1895 at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon.
And whereas said Court has assigned and or
dered said time and place for the settlement OF
said account, and for issuing decree Of the
residue Of said estate 10 the persons entitled
20 the same; and has ordered that public notice
fhereof be given 20 all persons interested In said
estate by publishing copy Of the record q
fhis order three weeks successfully In the Bethel
Courier. newspaper published AZ Bethel,
tn said District, the last Of said puhlica-
lions O. be previous % said 7th day Of September,
A D. 1905.
Therefore. An persons concerned In said estate
are notified % appear al said Probate Office
en- the day assigned a. aforesaid, then and there
- contest the allowance 81 said account II they
ful ella mauts q said residue
true record: A test
r o. sEAvER, Judge.
Afr re copy q record. Attest
III 7. o. sEAvER, Judse.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30
REBUILDING OLD ROME.
Prosaic Moderns Are Removing the
Picturesque Structures of
Ancient Date.

When Rome first became the capital
OF united Italy a mania for tearing
down old buildings and opening new
streets seemed to prevail. But money
soon became lacking and the removal.
ing process came to a standstill.
I Anyone who knows his Rome well. :
writes the Rome correspondent to The
London Pail Mall Gazette, will re.
member the unsightly buildings at one
side of Piazza Colonna, in the heart Of
the city, which we're brought into
prominence by the pulling down Of the
ancient Palazzo Piombia. Now il is
thought TO be time to use the empty
space and obliterate the ugly buildings.
But how? Money there is none Ia
spare, so that the commune accepted
the offer Of private firm to undertake
the business. But, unfortunately. this
project does not meet with the an.
lproval OF the public, so the city fathers
find themselves in an awkward dilem.
ma. They must either persist in their
acceptance of the offer and have the
whole city like nest Of hornets about
their ears, or back down in the most
undignified manner. The present pro
jet would entail more demolishing. as
the ancient Palazza Bonoccorisi stands
at the corner and juts into the Corso
making il very narrow. Lovers Of the
picturesque, however, do not find this
a fault, and complain that a prosaie
municipality is slowly but surely
eliminating all the features that make
the Corso unique in the world.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30
WANTED!

Job ia livery stable or driving team.
Can give good references. Terms
reasonable. Address
RI. SCALES,
Box 233, Chelsea, Vt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30
THE SOULS HOUR.

All day have toi'ed az tie busy min
Where souls are ground and money
made;
All day, TIN my temples throb and thrill
WIN the whirr.lg wheels Of trade
All day ] have gripped the trerehant stef
And grappled with columns black al
grim,
AID TIE glory Of God seems rant al
dim.
And so / have come to this quiet room
To sit in the darkness and touch 4
keys
To waken the ghost and the lost perfume
or the souls dead flowers with my han
monies.
Ana here alone. for a single hour.
I can dream and idle and drift away;
I can touch the ghost Of passion flower
I can catch the gieam Of a vanished day
I can gather the lilies Of long ago,
That doomed by a path which bah.
trod
Ard loves first roses. as white as snow,
That are poisoning now at the feet o
God.
o stainless lies, and roses white,
o passion flower, with your petals rec!
You are mine once more for an hour 70
night,
Though the heart be dumb and years b
dead.
o scented summer Of long ago!
o vanished day, with your CLEAN q golc
o blood red lips and neck Of snow!
You are mine once more, as in days OF ole
Just for tonight. For at early dawn
] am back to the grovel OF greedy lust,
Where the wheels Of traffic go whirring q
And souls are ground into golden Gust.
Albert BigeloW Paine, in Worlds Events
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30
prnhate Of Will
ESTATE or MARTHA NJ LlAAN'

ESTATE or MARTHA 81. LYMAN.
STATE OF VERMONT, AZ Probate ~
HARTFORD Dfsrmcr. 50 held g @ w
within and for said District on The l''A u' =
August, A. ID. 1905 7.f..
Three instruments, On writing eaga ltt.PNtT
20 be the last will and testament " A-ils ,j A.
mar. late Of Sharon,in said District ~ fi4F,srs
presented 20 said Court for pruu4t q at1 trI n Is
hyD. r. Parkhurst. the custodian Ihe.,. 80. 20.
ordered by said Court that aA y. 80 "a
cerncf therein be notified g appear ~ ~
Court At a session thereof 20 Pc h'.5 II tAe
Probate once, in Ncodstpeh; ",gaI +aB .h0s
81 day of September, a. ID. ~, -Es mo
cause, II any they may have asal- VA. ss'ths
last will and testament ~ s1.l ,rjsrsi
Lyman. for which purpose i j ial.''. .-iar h
thar 4 COW 81 the record d t1ls ubite
published three weeks successiye9 l4 ~ p1rl.
River Herald. a newspaper puhlsuei ~ Esi q
ton, IN this state, a. soon a. may - before
said publications 20 be one DAY ~ ''''
said 81 dsy % September A. D. 1870.
true record. Attest a-.,-rs Judge
i7is T. y So ''7
- ~ T D SEsNEha stHe''
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30

GRAND UNION TEA co. vs.. JOHN BIZ
Notice is hereby given that ! bold , sE is.
ton against John Bean, the ao2A7s. RI ia "a.
PENDANT in favor Of the said uriha f r. Ciy
issued upon a Judgment rendtIe4 irb5ftendea
Court for the city Of Burlington u 's1d IS
county. for the sum ~ $3.50 daiaA- srH that
costs, and two executions, one de.E -s7t. and
said execution has been levied On w $50 Bean
profits ~ the premises owned by salf
on school street In said Randolph ~ yfrtue d
Notice is hereby further given that '' ps,-sH s
said execution. aud by direction ' ..f5 cause
Powell. ATTORNEYS for the creditor lh costs
unless me aid amount Of said eXel-t.b Isgal
and interest. together with my 1sii arl
charges thereon. Is in the me4g,l'- w. interest d
satisfied shall sell the right ltie " Fl rrlaN
the said Bean 10 collect SAID I'm "a 90 81
until the first day 81 September, - Hshtst
costs thereon. al public auction q n ssa
bidder for the same, a. Depot aarfemlet
town ~ Randolph. on the 18Th DAY o. sF sza
al 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon @ sa.7 .r 7 i5.ss
cution. costs and interest tuEeilst Wa r $50
and legal charges thereon, a. uHe-
execution Ices. al Orl1se
Dated az Randolph. IN the t"4At-
this ith day Of July A. 70. 1900, p.prsu
Attest: IL NJ tr-rr -he-11
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30

ANAAA r. Vt NAA Dr. EaAHNs
STATE or VERMONT Az Probate C1-s
HARTFORD DISTRICT - held no WH1istHas uIfl
tn ana inr said District 0H tbU ilta lay q Aug
ust,A u. 1903.
Present HoS. I. o. sFtyEE Jalss
In the matter 20 the estate Of samuel Fsia.
late u stockbridEe, So sasI District tteass,d
whereas. r. G. Darsss. adaiu.siu,r
q said estate, PROPOSES fe1lsf.
ing an account Of bs a3mrlstraHe
II said estate and presenting h.s account
against the same Or examination and aHau.
ance, az = session e said gu1u t0 De- heI q
the Probate of1ce Co saIH woodstock - m
iih dag u September. A y. t5lt d 10 1'5.alk q
the forenoon
And whereas said Court has assigned ga
ordered said time and place Or tbe settlement
- said account and for issuing decree q bio
residue u said estate o. che utreaHs entitled
t. the same. and has of8Fraf that ptbr
notice thereof De- given "a Obj persons Interested
10 said estate by Publishing q rrE 20 t1s feoI
% this order three weeks slHeessiYelF % he
Bethel Courier, newspaper published H
Bethel. In said District, ttr last u' sad plt-
cations % be previous o. sa.d a.H Gag q se5-
TENDER, A. d, isod.
Therefore, All persons concerned iH saif eslie
are notified 70 appear af s4.i Probate uzet 10
the day assigned az afuresftt thee and tGsft %
contest the allowance W said account Z tdW
see cause, and 20 estahlisa the.r rlEhu az au'
fui claimants ~ said residue.
true record. Afiests
Il. o. sEtyEE Jalge
A true copy q record. Augtf 80,
i7is % sEtyEl Jalge
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30
WE WANT AGENTS.

10 every town to purchase hides, skins,
peits, WOOL, tallog, bones, etc, and ship
them TO us. We pay the freight, remit for
stock promptly and at the highest market
prices
We also want agents to sell our Burling-
ton Animal Fertilizers and Poultry Foods.
These are strictly high grade goods and
the demand is rapidly increasing. Write
as today for prices and particulars.-Bur-
fngtOn Rendering Co, Burlington, YER
mont.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30
L. B. JOHNSON
Ranodo1Ell. u,


r. VI JUN Y ADAMS
STATE or VERMONT. yFf.4 rr-f-.--
HARTFORD DISTRICT. ~ taf 49, l4t heA
ana tgf said District on the sfa 49, -.
Present, Hos THaNAs o srtgpz
IN the matter Of The rsfIfeaf f.fs
! .a,e Bethel in said District -
Whereas, George rw. $780,,
OF said estate. E.a ftaf
. said Court his petition liz ur.l-.-lfi
tnE ier Incense o convey an fuaI asf5t. T. .si'
said interstate died SEIZED ana $780, sltA
IN this state, represeutIHE ft.f M -is
was under contract .u writing 81 .ss..ls
same % one John Adams un M a.,i., U
said contract named, Wbiga J1arer5r-. IL. q
been made. 20 %
fhereupon, the court ar6a.nfs fns Sea
sept a. - 1900 a. time, and the p-.tsfa * Z
" saln Npotlstuek as place. Or hearing ri ~
Gliding On said petition anl orders nm s-ts.,,
SAIL petitlgn, the reason i0F gbr s1me. ana n ~
time and place q hearing, De- given q m -. ~
interested in said estate, By pafH sh.rgs
the record Qi thls order three areaz s1re....-i
g the White River Herald. ueWs57nag Az,
llHhed az hnyaitpn, 10 this state. whirt 154 ~.
IN the uelEhhorhood ~ Those Interested -
estate, the last Of said publications fl b. f.s75.
y SAID time y bearing. that a'I Terslns tse.-,'
60 in the premises may appear HaIare s1f r.1-
and show cause, 7 auY they HHTe. Hhg tts H-zr-,
II said petition should not be- granted
true record Attest
true copy Of record Auesu
iliT To. SHAVER. Jaiss
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30

sunday School Teaoher-Why. VII
lie Wilson! Fighting again! DIDN'T last
sundays lesson teach you that when
you are struck on one cheek you ought
70 turn the other 10 the striker?
Willie-Yesm. but he hit me on the
nose and I've only got oRe.-Stray Sto-
IIes.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30
Proof Positive

The husband placed his arm about
the waist Of his wife and kissed her.
You have been drinking again. my
dear. she said.
How do you know" he gpe-ies
. smell the liquor on my breathe"
q NO, she answered. but You kissed
me. Chicago Daily News.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30
I52nd COMBINATION SALE
saturday eptember One Qua john SON Stand West

September Old
This sale consists Of SO amaed horses green
Description OF of the horses
mare age five and six years old weight 2OO thoroughly
good farm One black weight years old well
broken single and double One big bay horse years weight 1920
fine horse for single job team One dppe
years old sound and well broken One pairof age five
ana SIX years Old well broken will make
weight 26G age ten and twelve old good workers.
ard work One black weight 00O
have record of Il One pair age eight nine
weight 200O would make
ad horses which weight from there some good
heavy matched that logging woods and LOT
single that would make good horses purposes have
lot hayng tools moving machines horse ke
mick corn harvester been
Two gasoene engines IL the other power in first class
DE Laval. One computing scales - -
Remember large combination Sept We have horses
10 sell and exchange constantly
All warrants expire At p NJ Monday following the
.. .. NIIhlNGION, PROPRIETOR West Lebanon n II ).
The evening world., 1906-10-01
DISAPPEARED FROM
FALL RIVER BOAT
Young Hardware Merchant Pearl,
o3 Brooklyn. Missing After
Mailing Mysterious Letter.


Inseah I.a-sis n=asl- a 40 ?, - IAaa=-
son avenue. BROOKLYN. is nisalng trnrn
his home. and his rclativcs and friends
believe that he. committed suicide by
leap!ng from Fall River Steamboat
I Pearl. who WAS rhir,y-Sx years old.
was employed by his father in the II.
Pearl & sons Company. wholesale harL
ware merchants Et No. II Marly
ssrer: iouns peart had hcen working
tnn titxrt n tltEE EIsStttIE i1c2I1 1iIl-n-acr=
No's state becapsc OF the close eqnans-
ment, He MAS persuaded to star. to
Boston. ana tater 70 AI5nry, on Mpa-
day last and took he Fall River boat.
sIssrCr lTCyEF, Ii1gIlEia FkGG = als Post,
r. +. TsE TO eTvSTV by IiTs DF0TTIsf, I rs
irttr== tr1d;
a hna. voi viii all torGiye me for
what am aSout 10 do
Pearl was unmarried.
The evening world., 1906-10-01
RACERS OUT OVER THE
| VANDERBILT COURSE.

T M1vEoL1. [. /. pSE I.--Tt- was cod
10 try for the Vanderbilt cup were slow
at getting cut tins morning In the
early bours there We're eiS5t cars ous.
Tho track was slipper4 al Norihamp.
1>Iis-ts ss44.sl--+ t.i- ttt---
Mercedes. He wHE on the road at Sli
and cnvcrei the course in thirty YEA
IAinuic y II +-f2ftftti
tnndag lie rnI4Eds In twenty efg.at rliD-
utcn.
i3ur0Y, IN a De DpIrIch. covered tho
distance IN thirty minutes. II
THE big lD horsepower Hotchkisa,
driven bS mechanic, was sent over
TIE rputn [ar ITO rTrst time III fEFty.
E1r;I.Is. s:t hts
hrSt Trip