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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town aud village Britny
Told for Busy Readers.

News Of the Town aud Village Briefly
Told for sa.y Readers.
John ". Thomas OF Corinth is here
for few days.
Miss Lillian |. Ford west to Troy
yesterday t. spend day with relatives
and friends.
Geo 7. Lane OF Troy was here yes
terday looking over his home, etc al
Bennington Center.
Mr. and Mrs @. j. Hendee ofShushan
have been spending few days with
Mr. and Mrs ii. II. Allen.
Citizens should inform the truant
officer, Richard Hurley OF any children
Of school age who are not In school.
Such Information will be held strickly
confidential and may be given to Mr.
Hurley or filed with the superintendent
OF schools. 1853
Rev DIR w. II Washburne OF Mid
dlebury, who was here yesterday stat
ed he had Just received letter from
his son Rev r. N. Washburne, now
residing Ia Oregon, telling that lie was
very much pleased with the section
where he now Is, especially the climate,
and said that on the FIRST day OF the
year he was eating radishes, lettui Q
and other garden luxuries picked In
his own garden.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10
ARLINGTON

Louis Martin Of Manchester was In
town Tuesday.
james Thompson left Tuesday for
Montreal where he attends college.
The Misses Sara Cullinan and Julia
Morrlssey left tuesday for New York.
Edward Bronson has been confined
to the house several days by Illness.
Corrected from last Tuesdays pa.
per: Born Sunday, n son 10 Mr. and
Mrs Slocum Lane.
Miss Maude Adams has been 10
Manchester substituting 10 the Central
Telephone Office for n short time.
Mrs Chs Canhsld and Mrs Evelyn
Coolidge left Wednesday morning for
Rutland 10 attend the district meeting
Of the OES.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10
EAST POwNAL

Mr. and Mrs Frank Brown and son
were In town Sunday.
Several from here attended ths
grange meeting at bennington Jan ..
Miss Louise A. Wood, who has beer
visiting at Ira + Woods returne
home Monday.
The YPSCE supper and Christina ;
tree last We'd evening was well attended
and all rep Jrt an enioyable time.
Four Of the delegates OF the Elks
lodge called on one OF their members
Joseph A. Barber, New Years day.
The party consisted OF Messrs Daley
Guiltipan, Bristol and Meagher
Miss Beulah Bates and @. Lynn
Wood called ON the YPSCE Sunday
afternoon. Miss Bates gave an inter
estlng talk for the benefit OF the Foreign
mission class who are taking "A
thorough study OF India and her
people.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10
claim rrIpee MIeha.I .. a co.,lr,.

PORTLAND. Ne. Jan. a-Princc MI.
chael. one OF the leaders OF a religious
sect known IN this country as The
New Eve. or The House Of Israel" who
with three other members Of the sect
arrived from Liverpool ON the steam.
ship Canada. was detained by customs
officials for examination. II Is charg
~ that Michael was discharged from
me state prison NJ Jackson. Mich. after
serving four years 81 a i've year sen.
icncc for n felony committed Ia iSt2
on condition that he would leave the
country AMI not return lie left nj
once Tor England. where he has since
Itrd.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10
New work Markets.

FLoUR-Dun and about steady. Mime
sutH patents fiulm. winter Htfnialta.
n.tou1t0 winter extras. t&oua' winter
WHEAT = After opening UNCHANGED
wheat advanced ~. on cold weather vest
light northwest receipts and covering
May. ai.lU 1-isc July. Size.
cuikNarhrru was weakness IN January
N the iocsl market under selling pfcssur,
IN contrast with nrmnssa IN The west.
ntiTfiR-crcamery. extras. per pound
ssd ssirl nL's sc sT rsi. sSss . s
.tHs,c. renovated. extras, s1isn4iC nrsiH.
l0s.c. packing stock, No. I. Dlsalc.
cdEEgiH state. fun cream. small and
large. September fancy. itisc.; octebcr
bcst iIitffitc. winter made. average best.
small. igtui1c.. good 20 prime. l2itulac.
inferior. iigilc.. iight skins. lie; hall
81. fair 10 good s,sG5Hc.
EggH-frcsh Eathorsd. extras per doz.
on. ~. nearby, fresh gathered. firsls "a
TxLIow-Fifm; city. ese.i country. o.
ilAY..Easy; shipping s0oOc,; good Ia
STRAW Steady; long rye Sane.
IlEANa- quiet: marrow t2eo. medium,
q tl,fgi5. pea. h6hVi.to; rcd kidney
WOOL steady, domestic fleece, Sgssc
HOPS Steady state. common 60 choice,
lss. isgi5c igs, sqiie.i Pacific coast
iss. tl0tec., 1916, tOuilc.
ruTATOEH=Ftfm and higher, pcnnayl'
vnnia choice. per buahci. h3u55c.. New
FORK and western. do. tout1c.. do, far
10 good. do, $3.50.
DkEssED PolfLTRY-oid turkeys. itq
&c. broiicrn. Philadelphia. dry picked
fancy. 3td1c.. average run, ibu sc. roast
inE chickens. eastern. isn9oc. fowls. east
ern. i1uiAitc western. fancy, isc.i aver
age run. iOitnigc. old cocks tnAisC.
rnpona. ii1icc.. geese. ii0itc ducks, ilu
ibc.. squads, prime. per dozen, tuA'si
LIVE PotiLTRY-spring chickens. PET
pound i2itc. fowls, itc. f; old rooatera ioc.
turkeys, Ice. ducks. i1c.. pigeons, pet
pair. &c. guinea hens, &c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10
WOODRUFF SWORN IN.
New Governor of Connecticut Inau-
gurnted at Hartford.

gufnted NJ HARTFORD.
HARTFORD. Conn. Jan. 1O.--Gov-
ernor II. :. Woodruff was sworn In as
chief magistrate OF this commonwealth
amid ausplclous surroundings. the day
being a beautiful one and the gather.
Ing nc the capitol being exceptionally
large and brilliant
The exercises were In accord with
the simple programme which has
come down from earlier days and con.
sisted OF reception 10 the incoming
governor, the administering TO him OF
tie oath OF office 10y Acting chief Jus
tlcc Simeon T. Baldwin of the supreme
court OF the state aud the reading OF
the inaugural message before the Joint
convention OF the two branches OF the
legislature During the forenoon both
branches of the general assembly met
and organized. Lieutenant Governor
Everett ]. Lake addressed the senate,
aud the newly elected speaker u the
house, John q. TIlson. addressed that
body,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10
CLEVER COMEDY.
"rhs Mummy and the rummins BIRD" Monday
Evening Jan. "a


Al the opera holse on Monday even
ing, Jan. H., "The Mummy and the
Humming Bird is anne unced for
representation by Jules Murry's Own
Company, which includes William A.
Whitecar and cast OF even greater
efficiency than that which surrounded
this fayorte actor last season. aud
which contributed so materially TO the
notable success that everywhere at
tended the performance OF this decided
ly clever and interesting comedy.
Henry Carl Lewis continues to enact
the role of Giuseppe, the organ grind
err An adec uate scenic equipment has
been provided for the current tour,
aud the complete stage settings for the
four acts into which the play is divided
are included In the outfit Of the orgaui.
cation. The reputstion OF the star,
play and company, united with the
fact that Jules Mnrry's name stands
for 6rstc ass attractions only, should
serve to assure an audience worthy OF
the season.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10
sui, Against co.ia Syndicate

ST. LOUIS. Jan. e.-suit for an nc.
counting OF funds was fled In the cir.
cult court by Y. II. Fulton. a member
u the Little Kanawha syndicate
George J. Gould. Joseph Ramsey. Jr.,
and stephen Il. Elkins are among The
defendants named In the suit. which
grows out Of an 100000 deal by the
syndicate In West Virginia coal lands
and In two smnll rnIlroads.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10

WASHINGTON. Jan. "A Till e.
rnct 70 monument o. Lieutenant Com
mauicr George Washington belong
and hls associates. who lost their lives
Toe thc 100 fiiri Jeanette arctic expcili
iiou. WIS introduced 10 Representative
sherman ~. -. The bill carries an
appropriation n siOwD aud provide.
That ihc monument shall l'e lDcaied H.
Wolilawn ccme.e-y. New York city.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10
nr,cc Co Come rch. -

LONDON. Jan. 9.-James Bryce. the
new British ambassador 10 the United
states. has now definitely arranged 10
reach Washington on Feb. -. thus per.
hitting him TO pass few days at the
capital before congress adjourns. lie
has not yet booked his passage. ~ sew.
cral lines are contendlng for the honor
u carrying the ambassador. Mrs Bryce
Is holding her final receptions previous
20 closing up her residence on Port.
land place.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10

IL pleasure ~ tell our readers
about a Cough Cure Ike DR. shoop :.
For years DR. Shoop has fought
agait n the use OF Opium. ChlurOiOrw.
o. other unsafe 10, rcdicuts commonly
found 10 Cough remedies. Dr. Shoup,
Il seems, has welcomed the Pure FoOd
ADD Drug Law recently enacted, for
be has worked along similar iiucs
many wears. For neatl, ~ ,ears DR.
Shops Cough Cure contl.aeis have
had a WproinR printed ou them against
Opium and other narcotic puisons. Tie
has thus made Il possible for mothers
To protect their children by simply in
sisting on having DIR Shops Cough
Cure Sold boy Joseph ". AIRES.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10
BINGHAM Archi,cci nonored.

WASHINGTON, Jan. o.-slr Ashton
Webb. architect to King Edward VII,
was presented with the institutes gold
medal for distinguished professional
achievement at n reception given last
night ut tho Corcoran Art gallery by
tho American Institute OF Architects
on the fiftieth anniversary Of the In.
stltutc's foundation. The presentation
speech was made by the president OF
the institute, Frank Miles Day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10
Live steck Markets.

CATTLE Receipts ilshti market steady
choice, r.pgsi0, prime. b.soubB; veal
calves. 1870.
HOGS Receipts lisht. market active and
higher. prime heavles. hGnG70; msdi.
inns and heavy Workers o. DUe5; light
forksru and pigs. y s.ie -; Iourhs. hfle
market steady. prime wethers, - e0nt n
uilu and common. res. lambs. b.t0gdH.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10
u. Prob. rn,.nrn n..rl,ri.

BOSTON. Ian. ln.-A special inquiry
Into the afairS ~ the Massachusetts
Hospital For Dipsomanlacs and Inebrl'
atcs at Foxboro by the executive coun'
ell committee on pardons prisons and
charitable Institutions has been au.
thorlxed 10y Governor Guild.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10

The great dan.
ger 10 colds at
this season Of the
wear Is that that
lead to grip aud
consumption.
The moment
you begin TO take
patent medicines
aud soc allie Il
cough cures, the
majority OF which
depend entirely
on nerve deaden-
drugs for their 4
feet, yol weaken
the body.
That take :
away tn q vital
force necessary 10
ward on disease
aud the germ, d .
velop aud because
the body Is weak
cnod In this wat
Is ah) pneumonia
Is so otcu fatal
Father Johns
Medicine j. MT a
paieuf mrdici n q
and does not con
tain alcohol or
dangerous drugs
II cures Thfoai
aud Lung Trou.
hles. Coughs nnd
Colds aud Is guar
aLtoed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10

Itching, bleeding, proirudlng OF
blind piles yield 10 Doan's Ointment
Chroulc cases soon relieved, finally
cured. Druggists all sell IT,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
cIn.Inr s,ncL ann,r,Inn..

Money on call strong 40 ? per cent
prime mercantile paper. edeia pr cent
exchanges. tiias10s9. balances. flf1.l. t2
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10
France prop. God From Coin.

PARIS. Jan. 0. Finance Minister
Calllaux has directed the authorities OF
the mint TO substitute on all coins the
words Liberty. Equality and Frater-
hlty" for the old device OF God Pro.
tect France" as adopted by the cham
Der OF deputies.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10
Firs, Requisite OF B.aury

The lrst requisite oibeauiy is clear
complexion. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup clears q salloW, bloiched com
plcSlun as u siimulntes The liver and
ooSels and The e,es become bright aud
clear You owe IL TO your friends "a
take u II your complexion l. bad or.
mo Laxative Fruit Sytlp does not
nauseaie or grippe and il vcry pleasant
To take. Refuse substitutes. u. 4
Duinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10
Governor Hurh.. Want. 90 Know.

ALBANY. n. Y. Jan. 0.-Governor
Hughes took the tirst step In the way
Of an investigation OF conditions. past
and present, In the executive depart.
ments OF the state government when
he sent TO the new state comptroller,
Martin III. Glynn. a letter asking for a
detailed statement OF expenditures dur.
lng the past ten years In connection
with the collection OF the transfer tax
ON estates OF decedents, whether for
counsel fees or otherwise"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10
ca - TO II Z n.
a..,A. lib kra i1 Fia nain Bass;
''; . &<HzGIAu
a... Health .na s..n.or, to monsr.n.

Mns. wtNsLOW's SOOTHING sYHrr, ga
hlhlitn trsthi.f. sofirns the gums. reduce.
unammliiuu, nllay : al pain. auf cures wiuf
a.Ilr. rrucciiy safe ~ all Canrk We wuIll
~ f1cte D o. 6thrr y nn has n sufsTing chill
10 nnt let your prclutiicc. nor the pr lufiicss
20 ofhrrs. stand bctucrn GA and your suffer
.nr rhiid AMI To relief that Win be SURVEYS
~. N. no. lfumely uss.d. "sioo ace. botil>
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-10

Doan's Regule,s cure constipation
without gripping, nausea, uur any
weakening effect Ask your druggist
for them - ccuis per box
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
EAST PROVIDENCE
FACTIONS GO TO COURT

All the candidates for town officers
named at the first OF two Democratic eau
cuses held i'm Knights of Pythias hall East
Providence en- the evening OF Oct. q. fled
petition in the supreme court yesterday
afternoon asking for writ of mandamus
to compel William E. Smyth. town clerk.
to cause the names OF the petitioners TO
be printed on the official ballots to be
used at the election Nov 5. instead OF the
names of the candidates nominated al the
second caucus. Citation was issued return
able next Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
at which time the matter will be heard
The petition Is filed In the name of the
attorney general. as. provided by law, at
the relation OF James j. Dunn. Gerald f..
Mowry, James II. Bergin, John p Barney.
Joseph Cawley, William Palmer Charles
;. Mowry and Francis c. Merewether
The petitioners say that the call for
the caucus specified that II was to he held
al o'clock. The meeting was called to or
der, they allege. about S:45 in the absence
OF the chairman OF the Democratic town
committee. by Francis q. Merewether. a
member of that committee. Merewether
was made chairman and James j. Dunn.
secretary and ticket for town officers
was nominated
The petitioners state that when the
nominations had been made the caucus
adjourned without date.
The petition asks the court To compel
the town clerk To accept the list of candi-
dates presented by the petitioners and
cause the same to be printed upon the Of
hcial ballots as the nominees of the regu-
lar Democratic caucus.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
RIVERSIDE

The following ladies have been appoint
ed by Farragut Woman's Relief corps to
act I'm conjunction with George r. Case
camp, Sons OF Veterans. to hold a fair:
Mrs. wis Ballou. Mrs. Julia Hicks, Mrs.
Francis Leonard, Mrs. Mabel Hay. Mrs.
Amanda Harwood and the president,
Mrs. Gertrude Houghtaling The COM
mittee from the camp are John Dodge,
Robert Hay. Edward Hicks. George Tay-
lor and William Osman. Both commit
tees will meet at the residence OF Mr.
Dodge on Cedar street on Tuesday even
ing.
The funeral OF Louis Gonyea was held
at st. Brendan's Catholic church. the flu
neral ceremony being performed by the
Rev. FIR. Haney. The interment was at
Notre Dame cemetery at Pawtucket
Mcssrs. Murphy and Livingston are ar
ranging to hold a musicale i'm Winches-
ter nall Tuesday evening, Nov. 3.
Mr. Ira Angel made the statement this
morning that he had disposed OF his in
terests in number OF the concessions at
Crescent Park, and had secured the con-
trolling interest Of the Newport Ice COM
pany.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Peckham will cell
ebrate their 18th wedding anniversary at
their residence this evening.
Henry Maloney has returned from a
visit to New York.
The East Providence water works is
laying an S-inch main on Ninth street
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
To EATEhTA|N
DELEGATES To
THE CONVENTION

To make proper arrangements Tor en-
tertainng the delegates to the American
Civic association and the National Mu-
nicpal league, both OF which organiza-
tions will meet here Nov. 10 TO Y, meet
ing of those interested in the matter was
held yesterday afternoon at O'CLOCK IN
the mayors office.
Henry A. Barker. one OF the vice pres
ldents of the American Civic association,
sent out the call TO the meeting.
The mayor presided at the meeting and
Mr. Barker acted as secretary.
The object OF the meeting was to ap-
point committees to arrange for the re-
ception and entertainment OF the dele
gates and 10 arrange for dinner I'm their
honor After discussion Il was voted that
Chairman Mccarthy appoint committee
OF five. with the chairman and secretary
az ex-officio members. to be known as
the executive committee, with power 10
name subcommittee and go about the
task OF raising funds. This executive
committee will probably be named by
Mayor Mccarthy today.
The following were in attendance, rep
resenting various organizations: Mayor
p j. Mccarthy. representing the Ay OF
Providence: Mrs. l.. w. Esten OF the
Rhode Island Sorosls. Luther ID. Burlir-
game OF the League OF Improvement So
cetles in Rhode Island, Col. Robert T..
League OF Providence; Prof William
Macdonald OF Brown university. Sidney
A. Sherman and Royal III. Gladding. also
Of the Municipal league: Edward +. Ely,
Or George w Gardner and Amasa NJ.
Eaton of the Public Park association
Henry A. Barker OF the Metropolitan
Park association, Edward A. Stockwell pr
the Economic club of Providence. Prof.
a. f. Stene OF The Rhode Island League
for Rural Progress, Rev. Il. Talmadge
Root of the same association and OF the
Rhode Island Federation OF Churches,
Howard l. Gardner of the Kent Improve
ment society Frederick w Aldred OF the
old Home Week association, Herbert
Oln Brigham. secretary OF the Rhode
Island Library association and librarian
of the state library. Clarence 8. Brigha m,
librarian of the Rhode Island Historical
society, and Mrs Mary r. :. Root OF the
Providence Public library. The next
meeting OF the general committee will be
on Wednesday, oct. 80. at p. m. at the
mayors office.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26

Meetings tonight:
Bakers Local. $50. Labor Temple
Brewers Local ia, Labor Temple.
MACHINIsTs.
The members OF the Machinists local
employed in one OF the large shops of
this city held a shop melting at the Labor
Temple last evening.
Matters relative to the better organiza-
ton OF the men in that shop were dis
cussed. number of applications for
membership were received and referred
TO the committee
CARPENTERS DISTRICT COUNCIL.
Purely routine matters were attended to
at last nights meeting OF the Carpenters
District Council. Plans for the better or
ganization OF the carpenters in this state
are progressing satisfactorily. Beginning
with next month all the carpenters locals
including No. ~ and No. 632 OF this city
and $50 of Olneyville will meet on Wednes-
day evenings. the local unions meeting
every Wednesday and the Olneyville local
meeting on every alternate Wednesday
evening.
LINEMEN'S LOCAL.
The Linemens local held a meeting at
152 Weybosset street last evening with
quite a fair attendance. There was the
usual routine business and after consider
ing the same the meeting adjourned.
LABOR NOTES.
W. n. Johnson. the president of the To-
cal Machinists' union is one OF the aspir-
ants for gubernatorial honors in this
state. Mr.. Johnson is running on the So
cialst party ticket and there is no doubt
that he will poll large vote for his
party. In a circular setting forth the vir-
tues OF the Socialist platform Mr.. john
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26

There are. so IL is stated by a we'll
known good government man, one or
more OF the nominees for office for the
coming election. will look into the
finances OF the town. in reference 10 po-
lice and the return of money received for
liquor licenses. These men, so it is claim
ed. were much I'm favor Of the mo IL
cense" movement. which failed to go
through The projectors claim that the
town would be much better off III no
liquor licenses were granted, for the rea-
son that a larger police force Is needed
than any other town I'm the state accord
ing TO Its population. IL is the custom OF
this town that a man who has been ar
rested for drunkenness, and is unable TO
pay his fine and costs, which IL taken at
the lower end OF the town, Is charged an
extra 81 for scent ride TO the Watche-
moket district. and this, with the cost of
his commitment. which is something like
81. makes the mans stay at the state
farm quite lengthy. and during his stay
there the town must pay his board.
MADE GOOD SHOWING.
The Lincoln party made an excellent
showing last evening. The members met
at the town hall about s o'clock, and
headed by the Watchemoket Fife and
Drum band. made a parade through the
principal streets OF the Watchemoket dis
trict. and then returned to the hall. where
interesting addresses were made by His
rsNCtlleIcN NrON. fflsBllS, lne non. Nsitll-
bone Gardner. Washington r. Prescott
and others each of the speakers urging
the large gathering TO see to II that they
elected men to represent them at the
state house that woud not do the bidding
OF Gen. Brayton and would not vote for
High Sheriff White.
DID NOT KEEP HIS PROMISE.
Charles McElroy. who has been on pro-
bation for non-support, for some time,
was taken into custody by Probation Of
ficer Smith.
HAD LADY CALLER.
A woman named sue Harvey. who Is
we'll known to the police officials. called
NJ the police station early this morning,
and asked IL she would be allowed TO oc-
cupy "A seat i'm the office until morning,
as she did not care TO disturb her sister.
Her request was granted, and Sue left at
a sea asonable hour.
MINOR MENTION
Tomorrow will be known as Home De-
partment Sunday at the Second Baptist
church, especially with the Sunday
school which will he held at t0:45 O'Clock.
The East Providence end OF the WASH
ington bridge is being replanked
Services will he neld tomorrow at St.
Mary's Episcopal church at 7;2o and 10:90
in the morning and 7:So In the evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
RICHARDS SLEPT;
HIS PIGS FEET BURNED

Jean T. Richards not only lost his feast
or pigs feet ne wa sto have at midnight
last night, hut he gave Patrolman Schil-
Ter and the occupants OF the Hoyle build
ing a scare at 2.i5 this morning.
AT that hour the patrolman was startled
to see smoke In dense volumes pouring
out Of window on the second floor OF
tle Hope guiding and he rushed up the
stairway, aroused tenants and the jani-
tor. all Of whom began TO search for the
cause Cf the smoke.
They quickly traced IL TO the room oc-
cupied by richards and found the door OF
the room .ockvd and after much difficulty
succ, eded IN arcusing him.
Then II was discovered that the smoke
came from a dish OF pigs feet burning
IN pan on the gas stove. Richards dut-
ing the cooking OF the morsel had fallen
asleep.
The feet we're put on the run out OF the
building.