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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29

ev AMI a gold watch on the high seas.
William Il. Owens, Harry w. Ross and
James A. Pcrvis. three young men who
have been working in Boston hotels as
bell boys, cashiers and walters, and
who v ere on their way to Old Orchard
to work in a summer hotel, were ar
rested Friday at the Boston boat. Bay
State. at Portland and later were ar
raigned before United States Commits
sioner Bradley. Owens and Ross We're
bound over in $500 to the September
term Of the circuit court and Pervis
was discharged. PihlI<rantZ and a
friend named Charles II. Duncan We're
held in 5000 bonds as material wit
neSSeS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. A. ID. Russell and son Maurice
have gone to Weld to open the Russell
cuttas" for the summer
Miss Florence Kiddcr of Los Angeles,
Cal. IS visiting her grandfather. +. w.
kinsman. Weston avenue.
Mrs. Ronney Bruce of Seattle, Wash
ington, VIII" has been stopping in this
city for the past year. returned to her
former home Friday
w. r. Howard of Newton, Mass,
formerly Of Belfast. was in the city
yesterday on matters of business. He
IS a teacher in the Newton schools.
III. w. Fuss of Cambridge. Mass
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Foss
is successful teacher and is passing
the summer at his old home in Mt
Vernon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The barn Of Mitchell Malcomb, South
Newcastle. was struck by lightning
Tuesday night. The electric current en-
tered the corner Of the building and
running down on some chalhs hanging
nearby struck Mr.. Malcomb's horse.
which was looking out Of small door,
and the animal dropped dead. Mr..
Malcomb saw the bolt strike and ven
tured to the spot with a bucket of
water. just in time TO eXtinguish a
small blaze which had started. The
cattle near the horse were not affected
in any way.
Charged with robbing Frank E.
rihlkrantz. a machinist Of 81 in mon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29
White Goods.

New fresh white goods just taken
from our rca"rv" stock. These goods
are fresh ana new ana were not shown
in the rush Nainsooks. Dmitie.,
organdi"s. Muslins. Persian Lawns,
French Lawns, etc.
Fine embruideries. Fine headings,
I.ac"s etc, all marked way down
cheap.
These are all staple goods.
ca toners viii do well to look over
this lin, Of fine goods make your
selections and save money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29
Summer Goods.

We are showing large line of
summer goods at special prices every
article in this store a bargain. We
are quoting special prices this week as
We wish to reduce our stock and get
reduce stock and get your share of
these bargains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29

His mind probably derangCd by a Sc
we're injury to his head, received a year
ago. Thomas r. Kirby, aged -, for
merlv u boilrrmakcr ut thu Portland
90 al Portland cut his throat from ear
to ear with a raz'r after he had locked
himself in his bedroom at the nom" Of
his brother and sister. John J. Kirby
ard Ellen Kirby, with whom he has
been living in the house ut the rear of
Il Washington avenue. Kirby is not
expected to live.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29

5. i. Cannon Of this city was on
train No. | which was wrecked just
above Watcrvlle Friday morning. Mr.
Cannon returned To Augusta last night
on train No ,, ana in speaking of the
wreck said that it was only by u mira l.
Gle that no one was seriously injured.
There We're about 20 people on the
train and he was in the rear car. The
train had just crossed the bridge above
the city and was running fast, when
he heard something snap and knew
that there was trouble. The car COM
mcnccd to rock ana bump ana ran for
several rods before it stopped. The
next car in front Of tn" one in which
he was. topplcd partly over on its side
ana the people in it We're pretty roughly
used. being thrown into the aisle. hut
although some Of them got some pref =
ty severe bumps no one was seriously
injured. The ncWSboy was passing
from one car to another at the time
and jumped, but aside from a shaking
up he was net injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29

announcement il mad" by the com
,,,j,rinn N charge Of the erection Of a
Maine soldiers monument at the Ma
,ian,I cemetery at Salisbury. North
carolina. the members Of which are
governor cobb. Councillor Thomas g.
Libby of Nmalhaven and Joseph L.
small of Ridieford. that the bids Tor
Tho construction of the monument
n.ara npened Monday and the contract
WAS awarded to the BodWell "rahite
90. of Nmalhavcn. The monument VIII
he completed in May, 1905.
The erection of this monument was
provided for by a resolve Of the last
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29

The population of Paraguay has in.
creased in thirty-five years from 20O,-
600 to 100000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29

Previous to this ceremony Charles p.
Hatch, the newly appointed State au-
ditor, appeared before the executive
body and took the oath. Mr.. Hatch Will
reside in Portland and will nave an Of
flee at the Capitol.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29
LADIES' AND CHlLDREN'S
Winter Garments.

Space will not permit us to enumer-
ate the different styles but all have
been marked at about one third their
former low prices
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29

1t is learned from the records at the
Office Of the Enforcement Commission
that there are now Il deputy enforce
ment commissioners working under
the eo-callcd Sturgi# law, they being
Ferdinand T.. Stevens. benjamin Q.
lar-. Maxine Ecaulicu ana John r.
Hayward of Lewiston, benjamin f.
Tnwne of Watcrvillc, Obcd +. Stack
pole Of Hiddoford. Hebcr II. Allen of
Jay. Roy f. French of Bath. William
]. Caddy of st. George, Walter ]. Fer
maid and Albert II. NewbeTt or Rock
land. Austin II. Howard of Auburn and
II. NJ Weston Of Skowhcgan. All Of the
deputies with tn" exception Of Hay
ward ana Weston. We're ut work prior
"a the first Of last January. when they
were discharged by order Of Governor
cobb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29
Waists.
Millinery.

All hats to go at less than "a
price. All velvet and Silks at less
than J.. price Fancy Braids to go at
25c. ON the dollar. Hat Frames etc,
marked way down lots of bargains In
millinery that we have not space to
enumeTate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29
HIPS Hair and Whisker Dive
Black or brown, 5Oc.I

Legislature. by which the sum of s-4H9
Was appropriated to bc expended dur
in% the present year for the burmese
~ erecting the monument in the Ma
tinnal cemetery at Salisbury, to per-
petuat" the memory of the patriotic
Maine soldiers who gave their lives
while confined therein as prisoners of
war. The resolve also provided th1t
the sum appropriated should be ex-
pended under the direction and at the
discretion of Il commission to consist
of tire Governor and two other mem
bers to he appointed by him, one of
whom at least shall have been a pris-
on'r of war at Salisbury.
The preliminary sketch Of the monu-
mcnt which has been submitted and
will without doubt be accepted after
certain alterations have been made
shows the design to be a very hand
some one. The monument will be con-
Structcd of light hammered and black
granite, and viii be - feet in height.
surrounded by the figure of a soldier
standing at parade rest. The base viii
be feet square and of light granite
win the rehr6 ScntatiOn of Il mortar at
each corner, each mortar holding in
its muzzle a shell. The base is in three
sections, handsomely cut and the die
which surm"unts it will be of light
granite with q black granite pillar at
each corner. ON the lie will be q pause
and this will contain in a bronze tab
let the coat Of arms of the State of
Maine. The cap above the die will bear
on It's four sides appropriate emblcms
Of the differ mt branches Of the service.
tn the base below the die will be the.
word Maine" on the four sides. Mere
description cannot do justice to the
work and the monument will without
doubt be one Of The handSOmeSt vet
erected 10 the memory Of Maine sol
dicrs.
me following corporations have filed
then certificatCAof organization at the
"tlice Of the secretary Of State:
Taunton leaning Co organized at
Augusta, for the purpose of engaging
IN the business Of tcamine. carting
storing goods. etc, with $50, 900 capital
Stock of which nothing is paid in.
Officers: President, l.. A. Ingalls, of Au-
Eusta: treasurer. A. NJ. Currier of Au-
GlISta. Certificate filed June =, 1907.
Wireless Improvement Co. organized
at Augusta, for the purpose of manu-
featuring ana dealing in electrical an
pliances, with 500, 900 capital stock, of
which nothing is paid in. Officers:
President, |. S. Kcarney Of Augusta;
treasurer, |. $. Kearney Of Augusta.
Certificate filed June 81 1907
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29
Summer Goods.

White dressing sacques, lace, ham
burg and ribbon trimmed
Were $l.25 and $1.39. .79c.
Were $3.50 and Sligo. CSC.
Were $50 and $3.50. ............S 90
Other good trades i'll kimonps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29
Augusta. June %, 1907.

Special Orders No. Az.
I Permission is hereby granite" |"
cantain Ralph II. Whitney. command
mo 90 l.. "a Infantry, y. G. > NJ 70
,'rnaec1 with his command, in uniform
,,,d uudcr arms, Ia Fort Fairfield. Me-,
iii III purpose Of participating in the
a,,.hr,tinn in that town July !, 1907.
IT Cantain Whitney will critically m
.,ac+ his command before leaving the
armnry ana will hold his men wei IN
h,nd while in uniform. 1t is expect
ad that ON all occasions the "rgah'%a-
lions of the National Guard will do
honor to the state
Nv order nf the Commander-n-Chle
AUGUSTUS T.. FARNHAM'
Adjutant General
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29
Under MusIins.

Chinese to go Observation-Disclosures.
......... 19c. 35c. 47c. 75c. CSC. Slips
A few choice things in nice petit
coats at special prices.
Muslin drawers see the extra values
at ............3 oc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-29

The following special orders relative
to the participatinn of organization OF
tho National GuaId of the state in the
observance Of the Fourth of July,
nav, been issued from the Office OF
the adiutant general:
stat of Acknowledgment generals Of
fee.
Augusta. June q, 1907.
Specfal orders No. -.
|. Permission is hereby granted TO
Lieutenant Everett G. Scully, com
manding ships 60 Naval Reserve, n
q s. NJ. to proceed with his command
in uniform. under arms and with ar
tiIIary. 10 Lewiston. Me. on the morn
ing Of Thursday, July 4, 1907. VIA
Maine Central Railroad. for III" pur-
nose of participating in the c"l"bra-
tion IF Independence day in that city
, Lieutenant Scully will critically in
encct his command before leaving the
,ru,nrv ana viii hold his men well III
hand while in uniform. 1t IS expected
th,t On al occasions the "rsahiZa-
t;nrs or the National Guard Will 40
honor to the state.
~ order Of the Cnmmander-lh-'h i'l'
AUGUSTUS r. FARNHAM,
Adjutant General.
state Of Maine-Adjutant GeneraiS OIL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-20

A. D. Jernigan OF this city. member
OF the Arm OF l.. A. Jernigan & Son,
jewellers, who Is sojourning for few
days at Daytona Beach. was the vic
tim Of an experience a day or two
ago which cost him q handsome gold
watch and fob. and . ten-dollar gold
piece which served as charm.
Mr.. Jernigan, with other friends
was fishing from Keating's pier. In
an attempt to throw his line the hook
caught in the silk fob. when the
watch. fob. money and all were
thrown into the ocean. An attempt
was later made to secure the valua'
bles, but at the time OF the accident
the tide was high. and It Is supposed
that the strong undertow swept the
treasures away.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-20
slx Werkmen Drowned.

Pi.tsburg. Pa, Sept. 1S.-Panic.
stricken when a barge. in which :hey
we're crossing the Allegheny river,
began to sink. six workmcn employed
BY the lravo Construction company
on the United States government dam
No. > at Aspinwa!l. Pa. a suburb,
6 Rifles above this city. jumped Into
the river AID were drowned. Win
the exception of Frank Herman all the
men were Italians.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-20
M,cANopv NOTES.

Micanopy. Sept i'll. G, Craw'
ford is having an addition put to his
house. Also recovering the building
all over
The new hotel Is going IL ha,"
water works in the house. have II
we'll about eighty or ninety feet deep
and will have a windmill TO hrinG
the water up and carry IL tn the tank,
Mrs J. y. Craig and two daughters.
Annie Laura and Dot. ~ Tarpon
SPRINGS are here on visit to Mrs.
Craig's parents.
Orion Feaster came home last Fri.
dav. after a trip for Ave weeks. tax.
ing in Norfolk. jamestown. Washing.
ton and Lynchburg.
Miss Grace Merry is at home from
Tampa on visit to her mother.
Retus Smith. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. ". Smith OF Wacahoota. who was
taken very sick while on his way to
see Or. Montgomery last Saturday
morning and had to stay In town for
Several days. was able to be carried
home Tuesday. We hope he will con.
,lnue to improve and soon be well
again.
Mrs. W. G. johnson and children are
spending a few days at st. Petersburg
with the formers sister Mrs. White.
The Melton Lumber Company are
having a lot of new machinery put
in that will make their mill one OF
the most complete In the State. As
II is now q fine mill. this will add
quite a lot to its value and conven.
fence.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-20
Places Blame for Train Wreck.

Toronto. Ont. Sept. l9.-The cor
oner's jury investigating the recent
wreck on the Canadian Pacinc rail.
way at Caledon In which seven peo-
ole we're killed and others injured.
made It's report Tuesday and directed
the arrest Of Engineer Hodge and
Conductor Crimes. The Canadian
Pacific Railway company vas also
blamed for putting inexperienced men
In change OF passenger trains.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-20
Nhosssnstlsm.

When pains or Irritation exist on
any part OF the body. the application
Of BaIlaed's Snow Lniment gives
promDt relief. =. W. Sullivan. Prop.
sullivan House. E Reno. D. r., writes.
June {. 1901: Il take pleasure In
reco0nending Ballard's Snow Lint.
meat to all Who are amicted with
rheunatism. II II The only remedy
have found that gives immediate
relisf." &c. S0c and 500. Sold by
W. u johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-20
EAT WHAT voU WANT.

Science Sas Nsw FevWd the True
WY - cvrs indigestion.
A few years ago. when . sufferer
from Indigestion went to . stomach
specialist, tho result vas . rigid diet
list that almost meant starvation.
Hat Tie Arst thing to do In the case
Of indigestion or stomach weakness
u to streagthen the muscular walls
Of the stomach and intestines. 20 that
they viii care for the food that IL
eaten. In no other way can this be
done ~ well n by taking . Mona
tablet before each meal. This restores
strength TO the stomach muscles and
stimulates the pouring out OF gastric
Juices. % that tho food Il digested
readily and IT. Dourishment retained
In The system to build up energy and
vitality.
Do not think the sick headache.
heartburn. bad taste In the mouth.
coated tongue. spots before the eyes.
slesplessuess and the many other
synptuns that are the direct result
q Indigestion. viii 60 away Of them.
selves The stomach must be bSilt
Up and strenSthened BY Mona before
you can b we'll and strong. free from
su9seing and distress.
TIE guarantee that J. w. AcCollum
4 Co. give With every 5e-eent box Of
Mons. b refund Tie money unless
~ remedy cures, shows their eoaA-
6s0oo In The treatment.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-20

|33Ik - louA QsssUs Laa1FA Who
|( - ouno1ng N@eh Pleasant
~ -, xness1 ~ . eoeaA6s O.
II NGaD(1 als.sL vAess thsy are
tn 1oeaAs1 n = usAsr'
80 - JUlUs n&sAoa and
& A NJ ssesatly ~
- - eesaUg ~ cottage
49, - IN. lAnAsss.
1ne - sse.s.sA soo
- DngA CsDs1nnA. vhsrs -
- - - ~ 0sw vssls Win
- - NJ NasUssssss
- IN. DsssDs a.A lfiss
1loU1 Sosee = ssoain n
ol6 80 Dsss tvo q three
n p 1n0s bssa Grsasly bsns-
1V 90 sposasA. vhisA Vim b
r1nou 1lsD - ths11 fr3saAs-
III 3. puanaa sse.sssa ysss.r-
D - obooaes q aDoat tvo
O. Dulea inessAda n his
800 800 - Dussea. vAses ~
- aeeesnDs1 - . q regular
= - 0saes past q biz
- emoeo. wns aDsaG 4 Vermont.
re - D1eesn b sa5ssssins for
Gmss. NM Dseosa 6oes not
- ssess 9 oainssvills for
H1b 6Agos 9 is1 Vssas.
- 16esA Cssse ssA sests A.
Z. r. tsssss lays returned
sassn. vAsss ~ have bsss
go - tvo q t6sss days a.
I'd - esaa1sa q ~ circuit
- tuA g lsvy sssnGy. Ths
.lnepQ g w sAsrt 6naGSsa. there
ov NJ ~ snsss - - disposed
49, 4G1 - Gnse q ths 0eats ".
- s19Us1 IN ~ lssTasr 81
~ 1o1nnav 6 na1slgA . esv noaths
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'N-0A dnnoD q vnae.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-20
WATGR WORKS WELL.
Ass RssehsA . ospth Of Nearly Three
Asmdssd Fses-0rllilne In Rock.

Has aseel,sA . ospth o. Nearly Three
s4sWdrsd Fses-0sililnS In Rock.
Contractor Allen. who II sinking the
deep well for the city at the plant Of
TIE Gainesville Waterworks. an
Donees Ans progress, and believes
- oaa remedy the perplexins question
a ~ scarcity a water. which has
besa staring the people Of Gainesville
In the face for the past few years.
the situation growing worse and
vorss on each turn of the calendar
year.
The last summer has been one Of
the most trying Of seasons. a. far as
water vas concerned. NotwithstAnd-
ing that II has been the purpose Of
0upsrintendent Miller to give the pub
10 Q full and compete service. the
wstsr has not been there. caused
moro especially BY the hong and con-
unssd droasht.
Il vas In the season just related
tAat the City Council realized the
necessity Of doing something. and It
Was finally decided that the only re-
l6ei Was 10 drive . twelve-inch we'll.
which would supply the deficiency in
he demand. Accordingly. the con-
tract was let to Mr.. Allen. who went
30 work and II now making nne prog
reos
Contractor Allen II now working
thFoagh Q solid bed Of rock. His
peuWsos b not rapid, but sure. and
- anticipates q supply Of water
whscA vim keep the people Of Gaines
vine from uneasiness In future.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-20
Youth Accidentally Killed.

Va!dosta. Ga. Sept. l9.-Harry
Chandler. ll-year-old son Of A. NJ &.
Chandler, was killed on Ashley street
here BY an accidental snot from the
pistol Of Roher, Clmer. sixteen years
OF age. Timer broke the pistol TO
show II to Chandler In jerking
back q cartridge exploded and the hul-
let passed through Chambers heart
Jsrssy Democrats Name katxsneaeh
Trenton, y. j.. Sept lS.-Forner
Mayor Frank 8. Katzeubach. Jr.. Of
Trenton. has been n0mtn ated for GOV.
er.or By he DsDeesst3e state con
vUntioa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-20

49, 49, 0OS4seo~ VVUsVD ~ -
osolossaOA . OH.
I, O. g ~ 0sse Apss,nsG business
IAnnQD - sosW - 0ainssvtlls for
go - ~ ~ kanGese Thursday
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- ~ Duf1llaG WaiA. ~ inAus-
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- = ~. W sseabsisAed ths
'o04 - Asvo bssa successfully
>oun 1l1O ~ sa0s ~ ssvssal yeass,
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soooggoGA bstA yeaag Dsa veil
$500 - ~ nnsd u H. sseeioa.
IN ~ 0G11so 1zDs Daant = oes q tAs
- = - sss11n q ~ eountry.
1n1nseuan6 nnnv q ~ lsoAing
son1D . 80 AlnhA Ths IN ~
olUoo . - Oo1O ~ Q - sspu.
NonA - 0bV0 - AsubG osaEinss
4QR - ~ nanaOs0ssG ~.
DoaDoa0A = . Dsnee3eal beetlee.
1a1lA9 esllsvs1 ~ trade for sooe
q
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-20
| sTRoUse HAS
! CLEAN CHARACTER


0DoesWoe UesShsm ~ ~s"sss~S e~
$500 cae6eee s@6 eaeer'ss~ Made
AGasvsss - - M sslOh Character
! ( g . eAsssaaaa ossaassasa.
q II asassxan sFu@ AshsvtlIe. N. c.. to
90 oovsanaA NSvs. under date OF
s0nn1oaAse 1etk. says:
tgss - = yosn1e q ~ baasing before
Z 49, Isa>aAnsG y ~ United States
- yoaGssAay. ~ character Of Dr..
- = Onoase vas fully visdi.
$50 - ssu1t sasosnelns - IT. and
go n. o6sase - . man Of high
Z - 60 S1asaeass." and By mu-
- e6sne bsewsss the Hender-
[ :. Aa1Dlsgeun Company and DR..
!. SA - tsaee a ~ auditorium
~ 1sse1 snnssllsA.
y 81 - = - onal sAaoess IN what at
60 psaDass1 - - . sensational
Hro1veng ~ Dsssoaal character
& DusaA ~ vh1eA vas amica-
~ oS1n61 ~ aOrssnsas between
4 - - ~ slSsa
se ~ ~ saand b bis
= & $3.50 - Avs satisfactory
T ~ 11uo - Gsgs q ~ inesdssts
- - ~ ~ sDVssot1sa. A.
1 l1 ~ ilss a.. bsckAssn
Gs 80 s1nes6 ~ - koew
rnSe Inste . C1slse1Aa esaeSs.
M Anoneon .vsgo also rsaA iron
80 0n20w - Morrison. Of TIE
rf eSA tsse1fy1aG - 10 n.
91o1o ahagosoR. Many Other
4 ~ 800 6N01neo6. =,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-20
a Strange Actor.

All boys and girls are familiar with
Browning's captivating Pied Piper ofi
Hamelln."
We'll, there is a good story in con-
nection with the opera called The
Ratcatcher OF Hamelin," when it was
first given in the great Royal Opera
house Of Dresden
In this opera. while Singup, the
charmer. was singing his tuneful and
spellbinding incarnation, thousands
upon thousands Of rats suddenly in
vaded the stage, emerging from doors
and windows. crevices in the walls
and holes in the ground.
Fley were made up" as liSlike as
possible, and scampered about the
stage for all the world as If they were
real flesh and blood instead Of only skin
and stufing. Do you wonder then.
that they completely took in the sleek
old cat belonging to the stageg
Now. even if she was sleek and well
fed, she was a conscientious old cat.
And she did not consider that her
duty was done when she had merely
played going to bed in the chill.
drens matinee once a week.
So when, this night Of the new
opera. she suddenly perceived what
she believed to be a host Of her
natural foes in the very act OF au
dseiously trespassing on the stage
she gave piercing Mi.aut Of indig
nation. Ieapel down to the stage from
her favorlte corner in the wings. and
to the unbounded amusement OF the
audience, fastened her claws into one
1 Of the counterfeit rats.
| IN a twinkling she discovered. q
course, that she had been feoled, bu'
she never turned a hair" beating hel
| retreat with all the majesty Of well
born. self-respecting tabby.
/ The audience howled with delight
and gave her such an enthusiastic re
call that finally one Of the actor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-20

sprockets, hubs and other parts we're
taken from bicycle and motorcycle fit
tings.
The engine is Of the four-cycle type
and was modelled after an ordinary
motorcycle engine. The crank case Is
enclosed and made in two pieces with
a longitudinal joint and bearing in
each half. Enclosed in the crank case
are two fiy-wheels, connected by a
small pin, which is used for the crank
pin. A small pulley on the engine
shaft is connected to a larger pulley
on countershaft, directly under the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-20

Miss Robb, who has died in EdIn.
burgh at the age OF 81. has been a ma.
val pensioner for 0s years. She was
the posthumous child Of Captain Robh
Of the royal navy, and was put on the
state pension roll at birth. The most
notable event Of her long life was
meeting with the great novelist, Sir
Walter Scott. When Miss Robb was
a girl at an Edinburgh boarding
school she was taken to a concert.
Noticing an old gentleman with limp
standing, unable to ind a seat. the po-
lite little pupil at once offered him
hers. She was cordially thanked, and
afterward was informed thar he was
Sir Walter Scott