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DARING ACT. .

Cleveland, O. March I6.A man
supposed to be ]. Cline Of Boston,
Mass climbed the flag pole Of the
Williamson building, tall structure
on Euclid avenue, today and reached a
height of 225 feet above the street. The
man was unobserved till he had reach
ed the top and seemed about to plunge
ito the street.
Policemen managed to get him down
and he was found to be dressed. lin sail
,or's costume. He gave the name of
i Grover Cleveland. Thinking him a
deserter the police took him to re-
.cruiting station, where it developed he
was formerly a sailor on the battle
ship Iowa and had recently been in an
insane asylum in Boston.
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Ar ROR DAY.

Los Angeles Cal, March IL. Arbor
Day IS observed here today with more
than the usual enthusiasm The original
date for the tree planting day Is March
III, but that day falling on a Saturday, It
was considered better to change the date
because il would be far more difficult To-
bring the children together for the ptlr-
pose Of celebrating on Saturday, when
the schools are closed For weeks the
VARIOUS patriotic and other organizations
Eof fine city had been preparing for the
day and their committees held frequent
sessions 70 arrange every detail Of the
exercises The citizens warmly sup
ported The efforts Of lie societies and
the result IS that today S celebration ii
more general than i ever was before.
The principal exercises and the parade
|of the school children and civic organ
izatiol1s will Be held IN the afternoon.
The various Grand Army posts Of the
city, the women auxiliaries, the nii-
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heart of the juvenile inventor could
have wished for.
Maker Dalton has named his autonio-
bile Nobel 3, it being the second ven
tllre he has made in this field Of me-
chanics, the original attempt having been.
in tllcmaking oyer Of motorcycle into
a seniblance Of a motor car. Now tilaf
his dream of invention has been realized
the ambition Of the youthful automobile
maker has been spurred to heights that
he leads one to in his enthusiastic ut
terances. #
The machine, which is driven by gas
ollne power, has a one and one half
horse power engine The wheels are
twenty inches in diameter and the pat
tern Of the machine IS runabout, with
seating capacity for the driver only,
II is finely upholstered and the box is
finished IN the popular red.
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PROFESSOR INJURED

New York, March I6.-Prof Gull.
laame Stenge, the husband Of Nine
Sembrich, the prinna donna, is in a SER
ions condition today at the Savoy hotel
as. a result Of an satonobile accident
last night, He had gone to a steam-
slip pier to see some friends depart,
and as the automobile ran upon the
dock one wheel struck a gate. The
shock threw Professor Stengel against
a glass window in the automobile, cut
ting him badly. y
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neroqs Improvement associations, Sons

merotls in1pro overnent associations, Sons
and Daughters Of the Pioneers of Cali
fornia. Womail's Hindoo- American So
sciety, the Child study circles and many
other organizations viii take part in
the exercises in the various parks. The
principal tree-planting exercises will be
sat Elysian park and Central park Ia
accordance with a suggestion of Mrs
Willoughby Rodmaii who IS at the head
sof the Outdoor art section. many men
and women wear carnations in their but
tonlloles or belts Many children are
adorned id The same manner.
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CUTTING CORN FATAL.

Custer, S. D., March I6. Montezuma
Mclaughlin died in this city of 4blood
poisoning caused in cutting a corn. He
was nearly 70 years old and IS survived
by two daughters and FIVE sons. He
was born in. Pickerington Ohio, and
came to the Black hills. in 70. He left
here shortly afterward and made his
home for some time in Center Point,
Ia, but eventually returned here. He
served in the civil war as a member Of
the Sixteenth Iowa.
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SAL NKEEPER HELD.

Alton Ill.,. March 10 coroners i
Jury today held Joseph Nolan, 4 san
loonkeeper On the charge of killing
Fred Peintz and William Sonnet.
fishermen, who were found riddled with
gun shot wounds, near Edwardsville
Crossing last Tuesday Their COM
pa1liosi Skippy Steffen, who was arr
rested il, ST. Louis. and whose evi4
dence at the inquest implicated Nolan
was released Nolan denies his guilt.
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EXAMINING TRAcKs.

Yankton, S. d, March I6.-- Yankton-
ians again are pricking up their ears on
account of the presence in this. CITY Of
Resident Engineer A. jacobson of St.
Paul, who is here examining the local
tracks of the Great Northern. Mr.. JAG
OLSON IS accompanied BY his assistant,
%. L. Holman, also Of ST. Paul
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sNeT SUBJECTS FOR PULPIT.

Boston Transcripts Among 1.-The 9th
er sermons Of last Sunday we note that
a New Jersey minister spiritually up-
lifted his congregation by discussing
Business womendo they reduce the
number of marriages and do they make
good wives y These are interesting
conundrams, although we hardly inn
agined that they were part Of the cs,r-
ricnlum of our schools Of divinity.
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PROFESSOR DEAD.

Ann Arbor. Mich, March I6, Prof
A, H Pattengill, one Of the University
.of Michigans veteran professors. and
tile faculty representative of Michigan,
died suddenly today.
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Stop--Why Go to Canada?

f"hen you can get free homesteads in the
beautiful Golden ValIeyg' Fifteen
townships will be open for filing on March 20
clay subsoil, excellent water, climate very mild
stock run at large all winter. Railroad lands
at SS to $3.50 per acre adjoining your home-
to all purchasing one.quarter of railroad lands
adjoining homestead, which will be shown yeu
free Of all cost except the fling fee. IL you
Q. me soon You can get your cnoice from six to
sixty miles on either side of main line of NJ p
Railway Call upon or address
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POSITIONS WANTED--MALn

POSITION WANTED By experienced hotel,
restaurant or short order cook. References
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pRINTERs WANTED


a6SOMPOSITORS WANTED--A few good non.
union job compositors can find steady en-
sniogment with Walker Bros. & Hardy. Fargo,
~. -. Write stating experience etc. Wages ac-
cording to ability Young men with two OF
three years rience in country Office can al
50 apply. Good place to finish up your appren-
ticeship. 5S RS 60 t5 ~ m
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE

Aeyen-room house on good corner lot on mort h
~ side, one block from street car line, east
and south front, 81 800 easy terms II desired.
Six-room house on sonthside lot 5lxI6s feet,
reating for SIS per month, $780, easy
terms If desired. $.5
Seysn-room house on southside cisteTn, eel
~ lar. gas range, large barn and chicken
house, fences, trees, lot 150x140, 5000
i Sood Broadway residence, all modern, $4,000
a bunch Of Oak Grove lots for sale cheap.
Kline Fourth avenue south lot, 70x140: pave
ment. water and sewer. S165O.
IA bunch of 40 lots in Hpntington's addition
for sale at $40 each.
IA large list of lots for SO . in Hectors and
a Reeves additions. 500 up.
o. Houses to Rent.
Money to Loan.
w. j. LANE
Offices over First National Bank.
Phone 807.
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POSITIONS WANTED FEMALI

sNVANTED Position ss hcusekeeper BY capa-
Bile young married woman. Address Mrs.
j. 81 care Forum.
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"ANTED-25 harness makers. Steady EN-,
.ployment. The Konantz-Gaver Co., St.
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WANTED-P Position by professional nurse
sl as hOusek eeper or man agar of home or
sanltariunf. Best OF references furnished, Ad-
dress Housekeeper, care Forum.
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WANTED Young man I bank position,
must bs stenographer. Fargo National
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MEN and boys wanted to learn plumbing,
- bricklaying, plastering trades; pays $5 q
day, Coyns Bros. CO., New YORK, Chicago, St
Louis. Free catalogue. .ss.-5. ~ y. :
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ROOM and board to be obtained at Mrs. r.
AU A. Paige. 321 Tenth Street South.
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FoR SALE-Two 25-foot lots on Fifth street
II porth. near Cathedral. Inquire 6ls Second
avenue north. ... =. .
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"ANTED-A middle aged woman, desirous
of a. nome. to do housswork on ranch
near Napoleon, N. d.. for young coupie with
child of two years. For particulars, address
Mrs. j. 9. Gllfllan, 1915 Hennepin ayenue, Min
neapolis, Mimi.
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FOR 5ALE-Two six.foot oak showcases with
-. counter for sale cheap. d. d. Sullivan,
e16 Frcnt street. - -
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WANTEH-Go Good girl for general housework,
Good wages. Apply Mrs. e. r.. Orchard,
n2 Ninth street south s4 ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

and diamond laden -ihfoe willows. AZ
actress. and three who confessed lol
husbands were arrest hy Captain
DAILY and a number ol detfetivos lu
q raid uDon m suspected womana
gambling house and locked up for a
night in The West Fnfiy-srfcuih
street station a fw nights ago. They
an gave fashionable up toWn ad.
dresses which proved 80 be c0rrqci
That the women wePe Handsomely
NuWucd and poaaoas0d much munty
Detective kensief saw a. soon an
DO succeeded iu slipping lnlo the
handsomely furnished roulette room
p bind one 81 thc late arrivals az
the huuac. 25l West fifty FIRST street
Eight women were clustered around
me green tables with stacks Of chips
ln front 0i them while meu pii d
hack and forth bnally excbainEinR
chips for money nf every turn ST The
wheel One uf The women Jumped
through the window aud got away uy
The Gre escape Three men were ar
rested a. BEING raiders and abbot.
tore Tho police say thai there are
upwards az one hundrad houses IN
'hp district iregu nlCif hy aoHCty wn.
men who play nlsht after night for
large stakes. hui when raids are
made they az found slipping coffee
end cuFnnc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
CHANGES ~ THE HEADS
~ The BRITISH NAVY

luHdun Nos. aN.--fhe Army and
Navy 0autta OF today announces
thu following changes AMONG officers
oi high rank Ia enc navy which WIZ
hc made in 1907 Admiral sir DAY
Hort loeanuitei. commander ln chief
.ni The North American aud west In.
dian squadron VIII be- made com.
mandor IN chief Of Portsmouth. Vice
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford com.
mandcr in chief az the Mediterranean
Heci becomes commander ga chief OF
she Channel Feet Niyo Admiral Sir
Charles q Drury Lord. commissioner
az che admiralty win become conf
manucr of the Mediterranean squa0.
ron, Vice Admiral Sir AshtHon q.
Cur1pn Howe. SECOND ln command az
the Chuueel heci win become come
mandor OF tho Atlantic feoi. aud
Rear Admiral " g. "a. Brldecmau.
acfFiug IN the Mediterranean feet viii
bo made commander oi the new home
nooi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
.CATROH IS OUT WITH
ELECTION CONTEST
FAR.REAcHlNo RESULT ~ THE
COURTS AGREE WITH HIS
CONTENTION or lLLE0ALiTV.

The announcement that Hon r, u.
Catrm will contest the election OF NJ
A. MicFa 10 She territorial council has
accustomed little surprise among poll.
ticlans who live ga the Duke Gay, ~
L WAS generally understood that Mr.
Catron would take such a step IN the
event Ut bis defeat Esquipuia Raca
viii also contest the right OF E C..
AblsOii % his seat In the house Both
candidates were elected upon the reg
ulaF republican ticket. which. under
the recent appofiiOnment Of Governor
Hasefman, are dually represented,
The rcnpp0rli0nment was contest
cd by Mr. Cnirun who was turned
down % ihe las Vegas convention az
tho regular republican nominee. he
failed 60 secure favorable decision
10 tho courts with respect to his CON.
tenfluna that the rediairlrfinR Wna o.
legal and his efforts 60 force the pro.
bate clerk io pui hia name na The ~
publican ticket were also unsucrcss
ful These aud the allegation than
the ballots were illegally prlnted lu
form. constitute Mr. Cairnn's chief
grounds for cuntostlng the election
The opinion o rife that IN the
event Mr Catron establishes bis ALE
cations tho effect will hc iar-roachlng.
since u VIII operate io change tao
result oi the enilri election in tho
Santa 10 Sanduvel political nniOn rs
effect viii also BE-. ieit in tho fcrrltor
.al election, IN Wow OF iho ci0senoaa
lf the race for congressional delegate
between Andrews ana LarfAtoln. The
Of S26 vuies east I'M the two
counties for Andrews would be-
more than that number for
IarrazOlu u would virtually elect
syery candidate GA the conglomcrnte
.lckot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
GOVERNMENT ENGINEER
COMPLETING HIS MAPS
!. r., BLACKBURN DisHANps
PARTY lh jEMGZ forest ne.
SERVE SURVEY.

y y Blackburn, ~ the United
States geological survey. ncenmpgn.
ieu hy Charles u ininis0n of Aihn.
querquo. ana 8 ~ Dennngon. two ns.
sieiHnia. arrived here last ulEhi from
me lrney forest reserve, where SIR
blackburn has been collecting sclen.
ilhc data for the preparation uf fopo.
graphical and timber maps OF the rc.
serve country
49, Blackburn ten Albuquerque
last July for the Iemoz reserve with
% party Of eight mUa Having com
pleied the work there iho nany has
been diHhandpd AR blackburn viii
spend several days hero completing
hia maps. VITA the addition Of minor
"details NOT added in the field. aud
STRENGTHENING oRt hiH accounts ahnnt
Which there o. considerable red tape.
Mr. jhmisOn, who was formerly
connected with the engineering a..
phWmtnt OF fhc Santa ne. Win re-
main here Mpssra blackburn and
Deanagon viii go 20 Death valley
Mr blackburn stated the government
proposes io have recoFniznneo maps
made of che famous California desert
1.-THE typographical mnna arc a.
guide for goOlOFlsis which can be-
taken into the neld said Mr. Black.
burn, Ia discussing the purposos Of.
ihc reserve survey I'VE have been
working in what is known ass the
NalilnaH quadrangle latitude 3G. lone
giiude 100 degrecs. 3O minutes
From here I expect in 80 10 las
NeRaf for "a time where we have
sort oft hcadquar efa. before leaving
for DEATH valley. Im glad to get
back ln foNn aHnn. bat whru q
comes time 10 leave lm always Just
as Rlnd 10 got haek Into the wllds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

has plioiod over the read must be
well over che million mark
The veteran conductor served for
eight Year, a. a aWlichman, brake
man and huEEaEoman. and the no.
manning hau ceatury "a a passenger
conductor Railroad men who know
him well say he b q clean cut. up
right gentleman az an times.
"Of course ! have seen the changes
IN railroading ana the passing Of ihe
top engines and cars and their Ff-
placing with the monster engines
OF today" said the Old railroad man
recently. "but the changes were SO
gradual thai hardly noticed them.
But there ~ one thing that never
appears TO change and that ls the
class Of people. otherwise honest, no
doubt. who believe u clever 90 beat
railroad You have 70 watch this
class You cannot always tell Dy
Appearances nut there IL no occa.
sion for onending anybody % the
matter lis tia same principle oN'
acily az n a clerk allowed q cuaio'
mer 90 walk out OK the store With
out paying for Encda ifs a case ~
preventing the beats from beating
you.
no. have no Thought 81 rctlr.
Ing. and / have never worried about
pensions for aged employees ! get
plenty of rest and have 90 sunday
work. so that ] think ] am good Tor
many years 90 come
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
PHEIL'S FRIENDS
THOUGHT HIA DEAD

% q phell. United states poiafare
inspector lDr the district nf the south.
west, who was la the cliy Yesterday
has had ghe experience of knowing
What mis- friends will say of him when
De d dead When &. A. Caldwell
was found dead az Algodonos few
Hroka agn wearing a United states
secret service oaicars badge and lot.
lera we're found in hls pockets saying
thai he was making pusi0nlce hives.
uRAiiuns, N reached the raRs that
Fheii was the man found dead and
the Cleveland papers Cleveland a.
Ply i'hell's old home gave him quite
ln extended WriteuD. obituary and an
ihe TRIMMINGS Of an article OF con.
dplence 10 his friends. Mr. pheii
says that ho did moi know that he
was held lu such nigh esteem
The pOaiQWcc department hi wash.
insinn cndeayorcd 90 ascertain the
Identify so Caldwell and the secret
service department at Denver did
nseaiee hul neither discovered any
hins that would give q clue Oh Wh0
be- really was. The general cornelius
son Is that he was al impostof
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

The attention OF judge Crawford
and Chief of Police McMillin was az.
recled 20 the little arithmetical oddly
this morning nt the city building.
whore Their was a dearh Of business.
The suggestion that perhaps the *.
prossiors were possibly brought into
general use from foot hall SIGNALS
elected two more theories a. 10 their
inception.
Judge Crawford declared he was
under the Impression that after Jack
gbrlen defeated Bob Fil1almmons lr
tltir little hslic argumeul at Frisco
.O'brien, who q something 0f a swell.
returned co. New York and attempted
10 stop az % different hotels THAI tho
goo are wont 30 frequent and that
he was told 20 "skiddOo' "a All 81
thfm whe9 Il became known time he
Wus a prizohslner
Chief McMiiln said the expression
originated earlier than THAI when
the Santa ~ was nrsf built the side
tra1ka we're constructed the length
~ ~ cars ncd on course whon sonic
unohacrylng swiichman would az
tempt 90 crowd another car onto the
track there Wouidat b. room enough
Tor y and the car. which was "a the
WAY would have 10 bt hauled OK the
aiuo track 90 make clearance An
extra Gag which could not be- handled
on eido track caused iot of trou-
BILE and u was Objectionable. these
wert Invariably labelled '2a nnd the
exrFossion crepi into general u9e as a
slang term
'Wnothor the siie tracks we're
really hullt ID bold only tweniytwo
cars ! am not prepared 10 say" az.
clafed the CHIEF But that's mo way
the orisin ~ go has beea explained
% me.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

Chicago. Nov d0.-1he Rev. Mr
Chase pwing 10 bolpg unable Ga
raise The amount necessary to build
Ia new church and physical ability
% visit all hls parishilncra to-day 10.
signed bis past0faio M Difference Id
fhe wishes of the trustees Oh hls
church. tio " only silky years old
ana collected ti5ooo towards the
new church but the trustees thought
~ Was slow ID golllng Va tha other
$4,000 necessary and t)sioflaed him.
e has lfcn admitted ihnt ar. ChaUe
YEA Ga ahle preacher ANA active
mlnlalcr 30 The church
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

ID Che hypnotic state. ID was while
I was Under ihla influence one day.
that ! went 90 the plano and began
'o sing Instantly realized that my
voice wac changed IN fact coulu
run amy 81 che lower scales
my moiher who had heard me.
was alarmed but after the influence
had PASSED on. found that my voice
aas perfectly amurui Such eminent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
TWO Girls Attempt 10 Swim
River 70 Escape From
House Of Correction.
SEVENTY YEARS OLD AND
YET PROFESSIONAL THIEF
Places Where Fashionable Women
Assemble 10 Gamble Like Men
are Raldod by Police

New Yorh. Nov 30. Watt Jones.
one gi the most nucd crooks Ia tho
United Siaioa has again nren hHni-
td up aud D. ai present awaiting his
trial Al one time Watt used 20
~ I'D up banks with q gun bat his
nerve Is gone and now 10 saa BIS
own wnrds "rO be- pitched for
frskinr O drunk for as seeds nimost
broaka M. hsart" Watt was con-
ylcted OF robbrrIos at the Ftfth ave.
nue. and Grand Union hotels ln 1881.
Ia 1889 he was aoht 10 Sing Sing
Cor four years for fobbinH tho Row
Father John ruchy 0f st. Pairicks
cathedral &c. Louis, and on his re
lease got ave years IN the Kingston
penlioniiay for lootlng the Mnloaon
hank Of 81 inuls lie was sent TO
iail for burglary and escaped from
The Ohio state prison When ln
prison ln ST. Louis Cot burglary he
planned a daring Jan deilvory which
freed forty long term cOnyicis. ln.
GLIDING himself ln 1886 he walked
into a bank IN Denver and told che
cashier be wanted 10 negotiate loan
The cashier led him 90 private
room, whcreup Jones drew "a revoi.
yer and commanded him 10 draw a
check payable 10 bearer for $4,000
With the muHzle 81 q revolver against
bis temple the cashier wrote the
check Jones threatened 20 KIN him
u Ne made an outcry and then went
% the paying teller and drew the
$4,000. With a gang OF western
crooks headed by Jimmy Carroll.
Jones stole $4,000 from the teller
OF the Farmers and Mechanics hank
In 6alesburg. lll, ai tho point Of a
revolver and got away Tho gang
ned 10 Easi 81 louis whore Carroll
was caught ionen formed q rescue
party and got Carroll away from the
sheriff but was captured himself
Jones latest break was IN a Chicago
hotel FOR which he goi a long stretch
10 The Joliet prison. When bis time
was up ho landed IN New York d
few days ago nat broke and as he
could noi hnd any nf his old pals he
started % DO FOR himself
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

BraylnR the Icy waters and rush.
INK currents of the Bronx Kills two
young girls named Ina Williams end
Rosa Irnub 10th hifeon Yeas old.
having secrptei themselves in the
grounds OF the home Tor correction on
Randlass Island after dark few
days ago attempted 90 swlm to che
mairland That such children. and
girls M that. should attempt 10 swim
ihfeecights Of mile OF raying
rapids which separate the island from
The Bronx had never entered the
heads of the reformaicry officials 20
they concluded the girls had hidden
themselves and would eventually
when driven by hunger aud exposure
MAKE known their whereabouts The
two little refugees however undertook
what had often baked stardy men
ana coat many of those Who attempt.
"a H. their lives. From his boat
house % the foot 0f willis avenue.
james Breeu. who was sitting GO his
are. heard the long wall OF a woman
~ peril. he pulled out through tine
FOG and after time came ErrOaH
Ina Williams flDatinE upheld by hei
clothing When brought 90 shore
every attompt was made 10 revive
her but she succnmhod The other
alfl was rescued IN ruwbnat By q
sgiiehman on the New Haven rail-.
road bat she explained chat she fell
into the river and would walk home.
A few minutes afterwards e youth
came up and with cry she felt
into hla arms IN an exhausted state,
When last seen hy the aWitchman
she had her arms round me youth Is
neck. They then disappeared and
neither of them has ncoa since
frnnnH