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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22
ATTACK ON JEWS.
Despite Official Assurance, . Mum
Were Fired on.

Odessa. Sept. 2i.-The governor
general and the project OF Odessa have
assured the chief rabbi here that they
will not permit disorders, and that at
,ernpts 10 bring about an anti-Jewish
attack will be Quelled without mercy
In splte OF official assurances that nc
anti.Jewlsh attacks would be permit
ted. a gang composed OF the members
81 the Union OF Russian People tried
10 provoke an anti.Jewish outbreaks
THURSDAY by firing on a crowd OF
Jews. They were met with fierce re
slstance and dispersed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22

what became OF that life guard
who had forty one medals for saving
peoples llvesr'
The poor fellow fell out OF launch
with them all on and the combined
weight sank hlm."-Minneapolls Jour
nal - -elzfl-s-A'-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22
NAY NEVER KNOW.

Victims Estimated Az tne way TWIN
Ten 10 Twenty-Five.
Enid Okla. Sept 2l.-Number oil
the dead in the Rock Island wreck ae'
cordIne 10 estimates. ranges from ten
IN twenty-five. The exact number VIII
probably never be known.
Mrs. J. l.. Robinson OF this city
who was injured. az midnight Ihurs'
day night. was very low.
Coaches are still in the river. work
men are erecting a bridge.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22
Noted vlrqinlan Gone.

Richmond. Sept 2l.-Hon. James 9.
Hnl. a distinguished Confederate ON.
Ger and first railroad commissioner OF
virginia, died at his home at Scouts
VILE. aged seyenty-six.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22
VALUABLE DIAMONDS.
Magnificent Gems Said TO Have Been
Discovered In Arkansas.

Little Rock. Sept. 2l.-An uneon'
flrmed report Is that diamonds OF high
grade. examined al New York, have
been found IN Pike county. fifteen
miles from Nashville. this state.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22
voL,vA's ELECTION.
Federal Judge Lsaais Says !, Was lie.
climate.

Chicago. Sept 2i.--Judge lands,
In the Federal court. declared that
there were no irregularities In the elee.
ton OF Wilbur g. voliya as eeral
ovsrseer OF Zion church. The court
declared that he win hereafter recog.
nize voliya as the head OF the church.
and directed that the receiver appoint.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22
Dies From Injuries.

Decatur. Tex, Sept. Civ. A; Kerr,
q rural mail carrier, who was thrown
ana severely hurt in a runaway te"
eays ago. died Friday morning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22
n,., Hav. been smart.

slsnora P.-I had dozen proposals
before yours. all from smarter men
than you too. Signor P.-They must
have been. How did they manage TO
crawl out OF itf-La Caricaturista.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22
nnInarlnns Masslnn.

saionlca, Sept q. 90 Turkish con.
mander In chief Is reliably Informed
bulgaria Is massing a large force near
palanka
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22

Jones-smith says that IL is the bills
hat make the echo. Brown-so they
do Jones-And here I've lived all
these years thinking II was the hoiier'
New York Times.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22
Arrives az Havana.

Havana. Sept. 2l.-The United
states battleships Louisiana and Nir'
rinia and cruisers Cleveland and Ia
coma have arrived here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22

Do not allow Idleness to deceive you.
for while you give him today be steals
tomorrow from you.-Crowquil.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22
American League.

Cleveland. 7; Boston. 2; Cleveland,
4: Boston. 3.
ST. Louis. s: New York. 8.
Detroit, z. Washington. s.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22
Virtually over.

Madrid. Sept. 2l.-The threatened
crisis Is virtually over.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22
eLuEJAcKETs FIRED ON.
Americans Shot Back and the Rebels
Hurrledly Departed.

Havana. Sept q. La Discussion
publishes "A dispatch from Cienfuegoh
saving the blueiackets from the Amer
ican gunboat Marietta, who are gar
risoning the Soledad sugar estate, have
been fred on by rebels The Ameri'
cans returned the fire and the rebels
fed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22
PREFER ELECTED.
For Seven Innings Not an Opponent
Got 70 First Base.

Pitcher Pfeffer Of Boston shut out
the Chicago National League Baseball
club at the Massachusetts, metropo-
lis Thursday. his team scoring once
For seven innings not Chicago play
er reached first base.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20

Suoy Stapoiuaperue moer ben ltor=
iic @lnirel'c O0 9l9telie blanoi 9tmeriu! !
mere % andre 9iOtionHlitcter / bette
Vano rr. bpOr ;, tH9er lONpOs 3ntcrs
este Yanoets @t % Mcl. at DC cr pef
rcproicntercoc ot polii'itc Gmbco(r
% Spl0snil9sbUlenet. ut ocn omt=
ritnnitc Brett. Der letter oe pen Sipcn
AZ Neonin9e, o9 BANS 2onbsm0no !
6rootlton 'er neo pda Derr9 'fnnoinds
plItc NRco6orNCre. muo cptCn bdpe IN
@runo ! iort |luioenb'O clier Oglnd
iolcr DC inopanorcoe S'tuuOiuapcr poa
iaaoarrc 6tcOrr Ng lite lom NOr9ere
Al bette Vnno. s llOne lilIUloe bar
10 I. (1r. "@cNterbeimeR" n W(islionf=
mart FOR li9, iom oi(oe fG99e @clla9
pna &lOoets &rGItcr. : lpr'te 5iI=
iUloc er oct er betjcnOt Sag, at moo
Gumbcoen ilGmper ielp @uOernc irr-
oj0pes.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20

STATUE OF FOUNDER MORTON, SIDE VIEW.
you would behold my monument look
about YOU" 4 similar Inscription
might have been placed on the tomb Of
the founder Of Arbor day. Wherever
tree grows, planted by the hand Of
man, it speaks something in memory Of
this friend and protector Of the forest.
Mrs. Morton was quite as enthusias-
tic on the subject of tree planting as
her husband. She died some years be
fore his own death, and a fitting memo
rial was erected in her honor Then
the "sage Of Arbor Lodge" calling his
four sons about him, told them that
only those who proved worthy should
be buried beside her One of these sons
Is Paul Morton, former secretary Of the
navy and now president Of the Eluita-
Bile Life
1t Is related of J. Sterling Morton
that when n neiGhbor cut down a splen-
did tree that he might rob a squirrels
nest the "sage of Arbor Lodge" wrote
these lines and pinned them to tho
stump:
What nature reared by centuries OF toll
A scalawag In half day can spoil.
An equal fate for him may heaven pro
vide
Damned IN the moment of his tallest
pride
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20

TN Fye56ptcrinnerprclt 9iew }lort ubtaIte
iorleben, at Der trGn9es at bpqgcs Stoer
o9 Wisonsanliater ior pore Neoninger
iaalom Snoanernc, 9ie9rc, @ineiere, Sapo.
nciere % 1tanOiuoucr ,iOlo, bet uor aar,
iOm iutie os Sfouoinoper pent Selltub
0ennr lGroe Sottor SbeoIoSi bproe toSe ct
&interlurlnS peo en- al pore ltanoinnpilte
Sfolcr, iod tunlte ban IT loopos Get NGu
icn III Ian lite ullOc proliimere ig iIig /
Sumbeoer. ION ban Der bQr logt oy Sa9cn.
Sog tan ui mcb9l at oct lugler 0meritonlt
ligcouerior o9 GfonOipapcr II er teirag
tcDc omtreut lom uo9c bqlocioIicrcoc .0ot.
teuotter AmerltOucrpes pirtcli9e Cmo9m-
me, lao }'riier er lite No lau9t poo Aipei
ali9euel "Geacrbeimeu"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20
.ln Gommel. ria lln0tarI. iom alOria hnOe

Nn Sonlnel rig llnNIorl, lom oIori9 tumoe
bcboIbe me Nolt lGn9e 40 @on9en. boo eli
Sag Cicnfren OF at brngc bam bans llAbs
NanSeu lom bare boooe urrei cu Gag /
/ Slenercn, Tom mcO ben.
"p'rinG mig ioo 9l'tebG8crei 60 Sprltttcr
o9ioo, o9 uaOr Se cit OnOen Ciang bringer
mig en (iug lGd butt pt.o paa al ta9c meo
alt, lom bcrer nj, meb BET iomme"
&ort elIcr bleu Nuoberrcp ip9 og bah Sic
neren 9oo % bcnte lotlorcn. Sm Ell Gtino
tom Monbeu tit BEN macs iorbuuieIie ii.
bo9c lite nIene meo TN Sottor, mcn Oesuoen
meo en- }c9rapelleSo9cnt @rauereu oe ct
Ear Mano til.
"Npem iqpcrNcn cr olle oiSic Menueltcr?"
raabte Fotient,n
"5c iogoe TO-" iortloreoe liencrey "ot
noar leg 1T SrOre III at bente no9ct, itulbe
ie9 leutc ait bet, iom berte til, meo bet
lamme os oct bar e9 9iou."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20
J. STERLING MORTON.
1s32-1902.
AUTHOR OF ARBOR DAY.

At the back Of the monument, eX-
tending in large semicircle, is q stone
seat, with beautiful carved figures at
either end. The memorial was erected
by friends Of Arbor day throughout
the nation. At the time Of the unveil-
ing many distinguished people were
present from all parts OF the land, and
letter was read from Grover Cleve-
land in whose cabinet Mr., Morton
served for four years as secretary Of
agriculture.
The statue could not have been plac-
ed in more appropriate spot, for Nor
ton park was gift Of j. Sterling Nor
ton to Nebraska City, and many Of the
trees were planted by his own hand.
When he went to the state in an early
day, Nebraska was practically a great
| treeless waste. He was prominent in
the young commonwealth, having been
secretary of the territory for several
years and for a time acting governor.
Therefore his word carried weight
| when he moved in meeting of the
state board of agriculture to set aside
April 10 of each year as a day to plant
trees. Afterward the day was made
April %, which was his own birthday.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20

Spciuliswen 6ur boOt linz Diartprer
/ ANDRE Yonoe. % bet er ner'pr natllr=
!igt. ot oSH iadr as,H 9cr / 1orlcl og=
iao. Zen tuitc &crer Njebtnctt til
bra0tc mnuqc Nal Eol'Niel, % ben
iomme SGobne bl. yGm"ct SociaIiit-
lcDe'c NClie7 cl2 rropoilie @onoe.
&ngcn, ion 0ly lpJettt ~O9en tror.
at oe ire utrepc,co, glrbcoeriprere i
,jO0bo e. ijgl0jlc DC 6OrbrDoelier,
lom ell lubUcucC Nranomro bar lat
Dem uH0er (illQlc ior Ceres enele
6DrOtDOelie Ct oCn. at BE- CT SptioGitcr
o9 lpm iaaoonnc gGr Oouet at il0mDe
lor glrbcioerucs Rct,i0be0tr Sc Ital
lrarlee, iOrOl De bar Dooet at tr0Oie
De tapitaliltiiIe &operes PGncr. &c
nUQter al Horpmme. at noQle i0a ,\ns
OipIocr lar 8tt fl. at eie ,(orDm %
osn9 hl4ponlme oA otQdnole oct tore
,}lertal 0i ling N(eomenneiter citcr
6oraoOtbciiuoeaoe 1t taloet Ell ina=
ban CrOning Ell bloOig llrehUrOigbeo
o1 oil buOe osm diitdfitt, Gette % iii
tet anoet er oen prte!i9c @runo til, at
De er bleOne talicoe / 6GnQiel,
"Nolititcn4.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20
ellington, ebo 1afota, Srcoaa, 2Ooc @pril 1906.

NNrmcrne Ctlohomu ~ ScrNe pil
lpNe at bellpite ncrcs Sntcresier peo Ell
i0lles ptnnrmit CptrNoen. &c bar
onnnet ct Narmtr'orbuno eller llnipn,
Der III bar en- balp Nlillon Mtolems
mcr. Tenne mUQiiQe 6uyenin. bar
III !lnc &rrnmaQnilner mco 6orret-
ning5tontnrer hp,r i;crr; w, bppr oe
lelu initiUtter liriicrne pau inc Yro-
butter "a iGlQtr Dem Seimoltr0nter
6orretlin0en uoentttnce til 6arm-
preoutter. 'pm De bnnnotertr Bar
tier % bpl0er oCm rnotll De ioar De
ialiiotte 9ricr. som Nurmernc ouer=
ait 9iO,Oe Noryetnlnl pud oemll ,ltnns
De, oloc NorboloNe 6otmerolprit
tcrnc prrc hrlt '0no(rlcoeC p9 brorc.
emo ne er MI
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20

Gen mrrtellgf Ne,byeoclle a. Reunctb Wtc
.>uCr l'OuUb0ro. Die cr en- gag al me0en
,Nn,cle6e Tor EUsgynf oa en- bel Sci gcunrr.
Acan n9er l'aa 0yuuo al en- pOloiom
lnlomo,iou >trubcn 0g Npiiopnin9 Al
yungr.ue cp8GD ne wager mtg til al oo. bo
Ieg lom 6uh uorc uopei uQy benDt til at
pr5Uc }r 3ius5 JieU SiScOUerp, og Oct CT
men t'lGoc lcg n9cr, ben ipareOe nit yiU
&urcrer ben OGrite 0ote og 6ortlgleIie,
Ggoniit l>oIlcouner Fupgeiua9bco. nRsbeo
Og ,SulIlcnia 'aron,eret Hnu0tons Apo
tibet J0c og 5 ir5Uellui,c 'ri
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20

"ll9e5laoet" @I,nneapOlis, uDGiuct
al g. &osmusien Qub. 80, icircOc
iorri9c Alqe lit % 2lora 5ubilGum
meo en- pro9tia inullreret l(O0qpe.
%laoet be0pnOte ui potOmme iOm ct IL
lultrerct ,fumiliFbloo nen Lite 9lpril,
1881 men iorunorOes icncrr III ct
gipbeo: blqo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20

Nra Sulturccntret Yoiten meooeles,
at lln9oOmmen bar aloeles op9luet fine
MpOer 6rierialen / Ractrr NtemOrial
&irten. 6rieriet bar lite boOt Ell ene=
tie %ielie tili0lge, beoer bet. glmor
&j0rli9beoens bepin0eoe lille Gjuo, bar
altiNa lite lat lris pad &irteiUorenes
Cmioyg meO at oDrette 6rierIaIen ior
ham.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20
Sra SbcrluuoN, Y. ;.
lNnNe l,cn lrndiinn

Nppe gen rodnd0
49,. 81 toy III bc0unot meo NaaraaunAt
ber. Sea hiPlper &roNei Nils mco at inolou
POO 2Icrcs. ;ioeu itol lea tooe iot poo
Sneoterorbeioet i9eu. N,cr itni opiereS et
to stage" Gtn.sbuS Der @pen
Su9oom roie, iDUu blouotN .it,nc tcrom
firing. Get CT Wlonoc,S' .uer 5nire, o9
her moo IpoeS neiic poo onocuDuer Karin al
oenne emnr Set icmme 9g,psr noouer i
Nanooo
Vn Mono her S'pen ueo 9Iouu SboS.
Sdlobcr9 brat ueo eu Gcilta9elle 3crbollpg,
SrcOasS Cd oeoc. Set hacs. at ban pai
COB poo 800 coo lno Oct por iugcn 6ut'i9
gut belcr
9|obo9atltn llSer, bou tonnnel I'll al gilt
wHri, bpie 2uIingcn lIOGy ill., Iao 81. blir 3,
}'rpllup.
'>cuncc en- NillCn ire
Gri:t Rpole.
}lpul 10. 1906
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20

lh CT lioen al prr9c nclisu "a 1tDr,cn
al yunqcrne Ict 5etrc NiDoel at buge
mob Nolie o9 lor.lole'is CT Bees yagatipc
Soncu ano Gar. Sen euelie poitemeOicn.
ON itie ioroUroer jarmlpremet. men tpert
imoo iororiuer al 6ortlelelie ira Sgitemet
peo al pirfe iom et LEI alierin9smiobsl. Sef
henite ior Annite. ,sn'tlslelie, Stulbes oa Rio
bone etc. SGI9es Giliugtous sIpotbet-
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20

J. Sterling Norton,
Founder Of ATboT Dau


he ilrst Went to his new home there
was only little cabin, but this soon
was surrounded by a young grove
Twice the home was rebuilt, each time
on larger scale until comfortable
mansion housed ia drring the doclin-
ing years Of his life. This he named
Arbor Lodge. 1t stands a short dis
tance outside Of Nebraska City in the
midst of an oasis of stately trees.
On the tomb of the builder of West
minister abbey is the inscription IF
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20

SiOtrt Oanion. en- ung Noromano,
iom ocItog 6logei / 2}onil0-EuQten
un0cr 2lomjral 9emeu, blcp ben l2te
os. oDertiort % or0bt al ct Sr0n pno
@reNt giOrtGern Snnen / gl0rbeoen al
@rann 6prts. U. : Snns Slogt=
ninge bor giorQe,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20
.'4'olititcn"

9em 8ounolano bar nstop peotaqet
en- @oe. Der liper 2lloerOom$penijou til
GanOet5 3nohD99ere. Ser / Sanoet
ienoer ri Dem paa EcitiQbuict, noor De
er uoiliote. III ueo. Vi er ben bpielt
cipiliiercOe ,Folteippe. Tiger "}ppeal to
9tcoion lppoigt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20
(ct ui0ruIfabrlint iluhcr

Nelbreoelierne, iom itaor til SreOlt, s0r
2'udenS 9lriico Solpc til ct piOenifabci9l
lrnOer. Zen tlrerebe Is. II. Diilioro, Sore
bra9Sboloer icr Fqtrons oi Soiisbdn9rp,
Mauncsboro, ia, al ct leml Anldio oi
lottcr.' 2ct beIbyeoer be uGr,te @rGnoioor,
Soor, Npioer, &Grt, Stdar, 2'imoer, 6uloe
bIemmer % llollci. Mun pc I Nliin9tons
Nnnihef
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20

glaur Oen SpiinOclie blir 9juri at
Ell automatic Maltinc blir iaa iulo=
itrnojg, at Den fan ta9e ROmmcrnes
S0oe, oa iorlt fan man pente Zig ret=
lNroi9e Tpmme. GDmmerne er 10 %
ian fun Wienneiier meo meuneiieli9e
Spa9bcoer.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20
Foresting TO Prevent sand Dunes.

Sand has bad habit Of drifting WITH
the wind. On the coast Of France
an entire region was only prevented
from complete depopulation by the
planting of forests. The same method
must be adopted on our own coasts and
where possible also on the plains. This
method will not only prevent sand
drifts, but will also In time become n
source OF profit
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20

2'lnoe, bleoenoe tlecuo; o0 nbititienoe
Sa'ter tncrcr bnrliG meO Man3an. Gen er
oppottct / borlmelenoe &dpSler meo Silbe
bar ior Selpinbpoouin9. laa Oieoicincn tan
benptics inoucnolQ bpor Gmertcue ipleS.
MANSON lionlct SmertrnC meo oct lonmc
GTlgcS V1ngtons gpoibct.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20

IN Morton park, at Nebraska City,
Neb., stands a handsome granite
monument Oh n broad and spa
- cious platform appropriately sur
by noble trees. The pedestal
bears the simple legend:
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20


BRASHA CITY, NEB.
As a result OF his resolution Nebraska
is no longer treeless, but has been
named officially the Tree Planters
State"
Following Nebraska, Kansas estab-
lished Arbor day, then Tennessee and
Minnesota followed the example, and
other states rapidly took up the custom
until today it is national institution.
Mr.. Morton himself had no little part
In popularizlng the holiday. He became
a master Of the subject Of forestry and
lost no occasion to speak against the
reckless destruction Of the trees. When
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-04-20
yGgcruC Ct rQa0DilOe,

Is u SONG iopnl9p olcgt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-17
Making Paint win skim MIX.

Stir into n gallon of milk about three
pounds Of Portland cement and add
sufficient Venetian red paint powder to
impnrt a good color. Any other coloretl
paint powder may as we'll be used. The
skim milk will hold the paint in suspen.
sion, but the cement. being heavy, will
sink to the bottom, SO that 1t becomes
necessary to keep the mixture we'll
stirred with a paddle. Mix only enough
at time for. one days use. Six hours
after painting this paint will be rs i'm.
movable and unaffected by water rs a
month old paint. Cases are Oh record
Of this sort OF paint being In good con.
dition after twenty years, and 1t has
preserved the wool admirably. The
addition OF carbolic acid or some other
disinfectant makes 1t very suitable for
dairy work, as 1t then has a cleansing
effect.-St. Louis Republic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-17
STEAMSHIP TRIES TO Y"
SAVE A DOG AT SEA
Driven Back by Waves, Crew Had
y to Abandon Collie Alone on
the Wreck.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1G.-An In
teresting story Of an attempt to res
cue collie dog from the wreck oi
an abandoned schooner at sea was
brought to this port by Captain Boss,
Oh the German tank steamer pennoil
which arrived ut Point Breeze from
Dover. England.
The dog was the mascot OF the
schooner Marion c.. formerly tho
orioh' which was wrecked in storm
ON Friday, while bound from New
York To Halifax, with 5000 feet of
lumber. The crew OF the schooner
was picked up in life boats on Sat.
uiday by the Norwegian steamship
FarnGn. which landed them safely
at Halifax.
This is the third time the dog
has been seen aboard the abandoned
schooner, Each ship that reported
the discovery made unsuccessful at.
tempts TO rescue the animal
Captain Boss sighted the wreck
and the dog on Sunday. when about
two hundred miles off the Mass
achusetts coast. a fierce storm was
raging. but Captain Boss ordered Il
boat lowered TO rescue the animal.
The sailors were unable To combat
against the high seas and linndins
1t impossible to get within any dis.
tancc OF the wreck they returned
exhausted. They reported, however.
that they had seen ample provisions
scattered about the deck of tho.
schooner and that they believed the
dog would live until the wreck was
picked up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-17
PRESIDENTS LION DIES.
Animal Was Sent to Washington b,
,, King MeneIik of Abyssinia.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Chloro
form has ended the suffering of the
lion which was sent to President
Roosevelt by King Menelik of Abys
sinia, and the magnificent pelt will
lie mounted and sent to the Smith
sonian Institute
The lion had been in almost con
slant pain from the time of his
arrival In Washington, in March, 1904
until DIR. Baker, the Superintendent of
the Zoo, decided that he world be
better off out OF his misery.
When the lion reached Washington
he was suffering from dislocation
OF the shoulder and numerous brui
ses that he had received in storm
at sea. The. same voyage had been
fatal to his mate. which started
from Abyssinia with him.
Perhaps the loss of his companion
had something to do with the lions
dependency and steady decline
Everything known to veterinary
science was done to restore King
Menelili's pet to health, but all efforts
were unavailing, and had he moi
been mercifully done away with he
would undoubtedly have died within
few weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-17
NINE. CURE AS a TEACHER.
First Woman Professor at the SCR
bonnie Is Modest and Re4IfIno

When Nine. Curie, stepping to the
front OF the little platform In her
little lecture room last Monday, be.
gan her opening lecture in the course
on radioactive substances, the ancient
institution of the Sorbonne found
itself listening for the first time IN
its long and glorious history to a
woman professor, says the New York
Tribune
TIE appointment Of Nine. Curie. the
appropriateness of which seems not
to have been questioned by the sa.
wants or the public OF France, has
attracted immense attention i'll scicn.
tific and academic circles. not only
because Of its uniuueness. but be.
cause OF Nine. Curies profound learn.
ing, the peculiarly cruel death OF her
husband a few months ago and the
brilliant and ideal partnership which
existed between the two and that
| resulted in the discovery of radium.
Never was more modest indi-
vidual called to a position OF dis
| tinction than the new woman pro.
lessor of the Sorbonne. In this mod
est, retiring woman it is hard to
realize the famous scientist, the tri.
umphant chemist who was SO closely
! associated with her husband in the
discovery Of radium as to be regarded
by some as its actual discoyerer.
Like her late husband, Mree. Curie
Is most uinssuming person. one
who talks with difficulty of her own
exploits.
when some Partisan woman lead.
ers in society. seeing in Nine. Cure's
preferment triumph for "femin-
isme," started movement to insti-
tute her work at the, Sarbonne with
ii flourish Of trumpets, Nine. Curie
gently quashed the whole business.
Such demonstrations she said.
were quite contrary to my husbands
ideas; they are also contrary to
| mine"
Although Doctor of Science when
she married Professor Curie, Nine. la
Proffessense Is young woman still.
| Physically she belongs to the pure
Polish type, being slim of figure
light haired and with grayish blue
eyes. The unusual development of
| the forehead is the most striking
feature OF the face. which shows a
firm chin and strongly cut mouth
One popularity. however lies in the
softness OF expression in the eyes
which seem to be sunk deep into
the head.
Nine. Cnrie speaks and writes
French with facility, a slight foreign
accent lend piQuancy to her speech.
She is far from being absorbed In
her intellectual pursuits. but Is q
devoted mother to her small daugh-
ter. who Is still interested In dolls.
with no leaning whatever toward
higher mathematics.