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became the bride OF Baron Leo de Graf
fenried Of Switzerland. at the home OF
her father, Louis Stern. on Fifth avenue.
There were two ceremonies. one by Mgr.
Lavelle of St Patrick's Cathedral and
the other by Judge J. E. Newburger in the
beautiful red and gold Louis XIV oall-
room, which was decorated for the occa-
sion with magnificent palms and lilies.
The decorations Of the dining room were
Of palms and cut flowers.
The baron and LIS bride will spend the
first month OF their honeymoon In a
tour Of this country. Late In January
will travel, before settling down in their
home in Switzerland. The baron. who
is clean-cut, frank-looking man of ath-
letic build. is a captain in the Swiss army
and a son of the late Baron Emmanuel de
Graffenried, at one time Swiss minister
to Austria. He met Miss Stern few
years ago while she was abroad, and
their engagement was announced last
summer from Lucerne.
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Godspeed for Evans.

DETROIT. Mich. December 1.-THE
common council of the city of Detroit last
night adopted resolutions to be sent to
Rear Admiral Evans wishing him god
speed on the expedition to the PaciAc,
which is to begin December 16 and di-
recting the raising of the flags on the
Detroit city hall on that date,
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ington navy yard. and is said TO be an
earnest and conscientious worker for
the organization. His election was in
the nature of deserved promotion.
as he worked his way to the camp COM
membership through the several lower
Offices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-11
Western Art Exhibit.

CHICAGO. December 1.-THE twelfth
annual exhibition of the Society of West
ern Painters opened last night at the Art
Institute with a display OF AS paintings.
Among the .wellknown artists who are
exhibiting their works are dorado Taft of
Chicago, Frank J. Duvaneck of Cincin-
natl and Edmund H. Wuerfel of ST. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-11
Swiss Baron WEEDS New York Belle.

NEW YORK, December 11.-An inter-
national marriage of much interest took
place last night, when Miss Irma Stern
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Miss Barr of the Captain Molly Pitcher
Chapter. assisted by her regent, Mrs. AL
bert Gore. will give az tea at her residence,
2117 California avenue. tomorrow Crhurs-
day. at 5 o'clock in the interests of Con-
unental Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-11

Aries. In loving remembrance of our dear son
and brother HENRY. who died eight years
ago today, December II. 1899.
BY THE FAMILY.
RHODES. In sad Int loving remembrance If NV
dear father. ZEBIDON ". RHODES who do
parted this life three years ago today. Decem.
her II, 1904.
BY HIS DAUGHTERS. EDNA AND FANNIE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-11

Senator and Mrs. William Alden Smith
have leased for the season the house of
Mrs. Fowler. 1919 18th street Mrs.
Smith will be at home formally Thurs
days, January IS and 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-11

Mrs. B. Solomon. 1913 18th street north
west. will be at home Fridays during
the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-11

The dance at Washington barracks ar
ranged by the officers and ladies of that
post for Friday, December 20, has been
changed to Tuesday, December II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-11

Mr.. Clark E. Carr of Illinois is the
guest of his brother. Gen. Eugene A.
Carr, 1924 Goth street northwest He
came to attend the Gridiron banquet on
the invitation of the president of. the
club, Mr.. Blythe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott Tuckerman will
give a. theater and a supper party to-
night. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-11

Mrs Elizabeth Mmgen OF Philadelphia
who is visiting Miss Nellie Robey at the
home of her brother, Capt. l.. E. Robey,
3O5 Indiana avenue northeast. will leave
this evening accompanied by Misses Nellie
and Marie Robey for Herndon Va, to at
tend the weddfngsof Miss Jennie Robey
While there 5they will be the guests Of
DR.. w. I. Robey.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-06
Some Dld willis.

One of the, oldest documents Of the
will kind known was that Of Queen
Austrigilda, consort Of King Goutram
Of Burgundy. The dying princess en-
Joined upon her husband to STAY and
bury in the same grave with her the
physicians who had attended her. An
other will was that Of q husband who
forbade his wife's marrying on pain Of
his returning to haunt her. This is
quite different from that of a woman
who instructed her executors to seek
oGt some nice. good. pretty girl who
would make an affectionate second
Wife to her spouse. 1t is a fact inter
esting In this connection that the first
Napoleon actually beoueathed 10000
francs to Il fellow named Cantillon.
who had been tried for attempting the
assassination of the Duke of yelling
ton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-06

marry Miss Anne Breeze, daughter of !
Mrs. Harry Higgins by her fist mar
riage, on October 10th will succeed to
the Dukedom.
The wedding, which will take place
at ST Georges, Hanover Square, the
most fashionable church in London.
will be the great event of the Autumn
season. BY the express wish of Miss
Breese, who has the simplest tastes.
the church will not be over-decorated
with flowers, and there will be no
novel or startling effects" at the cere-
mony.
The experiments under the electric
culture system which Mr.. B. H.
Thwaite, F. G. S, is conducting at the
Royal Botanic Gardens, have now
proceeded for four days, and already
some interesting results have been
noted.
Along the whole length of both hous-
es, tomato plants. fuchsias, chrysan-
themums, geraniums and ferns are ar
rayed. The plants were all of the
same height and growth on Monday
morning last, but a notable difference
was apparent yesterday between the
plants in the respective houses.
In one house the plants have grown
under the normal conditions. In the
other night has been turned into day
for three hours every night by a pow
erful arc lamp.
This lamp travels, propelled by a
motor on an overhead railway run
ming from end to end of the house and
back again. The journey takes exact
ly one hour. Thus in the three hours
it travels up and down the house three
times.
The result, after three nights and
| four days, as seen by the Express rep
resentative, was that the tomato
plants in the house which had been
electrically lighted at night had grown
an average of four inches taller than
those in the other house. The ferns
which had enjoyed the substitute for
the sun looked healthier and had made
more growth, and the chrysanthemum
plants were two inches taller on the
average.
The Newcastle Society of Antiquar-
les inspected at Corbridge yesterday,
the excavations recently carried out
on the site of the Roman city Corstop
tumb, which served as a base for sup
plies to soldiers who garrisoned the
stations.
Excavations have revealed both mil
itary and private buildings, on one OF
which a cistern bears sculptured fig
ures of a lion devouring a stag. In.
scriptions, pottery, ornaments, spear
heads, and coins have also been found
and a potters shop full of examples OF
ware.
The period covered is roughly from
the beginning of the Christian era tc
A. D. 400.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-06

A new mining school is about to be
added to the list of those already in
lature of Wisconsin has appropriated
$40. 900 for the establishment of min-
ing school at Platteville. which is in
the zinc and lead mining district. A
building formerly used for normal
school purposes will be the present
home of the new mining school. Gov
ernor Davidson has appointed a COM
mission which will have in charge the
management of theschool. under the
act of the legislature.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-06

generous donor of these books died Of
the terrible disease.
The doctors of King Carlos of Por-
tugal have interviewed to prevent his
Majesty eating himself to death. Car
los whose size is enormous, is one Of
the greatest eaters known and not
only this, but he is a very great gour-
met
His indulgence in the pleasures of
the table have had the inevitable eff
feet, and the Kings health was suf-
fering very seriously. The doctors
have consequently put the king upon
a fixed regimen, which though it does
not enable him to indulge as he form
erly did, is nevertheless not at all Sc
we're.
AS soon as the clock hand marks
the time arranged on by the doctor
beforehand the fat monarch must quit
the table This will make him get in
as much as he can in the time allow
ed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-06

week in New York received letters
from home asking him TO send back
something typically American as SOU
venir of the land of the free. Being a
conscientious man. he studied condi-
tions about town for another week be-
fore attempting to decide upon one
commodity representative of American
culture and habits. Finally he made
up his mind. He sent six packets of
chewing gum.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-06

1t may surprise some readers to learn
what a very large shar women now
have in the purely scientific work of
the government. At the United States
naval observatory. says the American
Home Monthly, women assist in max
ing the astronomical calculations for
the Nautical Almanac-the sea Bible Of
the marineTs-and at the Smithsonian
institution and the department of agri-
culture women are directly response
Bile for much Of the intricate technical
work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-06
Juvenile Fiction.

Alger-Nelson the newsboy. 1905.
Young Captain Jack. 1901.
Young musician. 1906.
rown trying to find Eu-
rope 1906.
at Surf Point. 1886.
Showed in. 1894.
Called to the front.
Sword and plowshare. 1904.
Banks-Boynton pluck. 1905.
Barbour-Crimson sweater.
Four afoot. 1906.
Barton-When Boston braved the king.
1899.
Bellamy-Wonder children. 1906.
Blanchard. Dimple Dallas. 1900.
Little tomboy. 1903,
Worth his while. 1901.
Little Miss Mouse 1906.
Bland-Story of the treasure-seekers.
1899
Railway children. 1906.
Brooks-Randy's loyalty.
Under the tamaracks. 1904.
Brown-Brothers and sisters. 1906.
Bunyan-Pilgrim's Progress, introd
by Moule.
Clark-(The) Dole twins. 1906.
Cooke-Told to the little Tot. 1906.
Deland-Little son of sunshine 1905.
Dix-Merrylips. 1906.
Observation-Disclosures of Billy Topsail.
1906.
Eggleston-Jack Shelly. 1906.
Foster-Lost expedition. 1905.
French-Pelham and his friend Tim.
1906.
Garland-Long trail. 1907.
Gaskin-Tale of six little travellers.
Gates-Little Red, White and Blue.
1906.
Live dolls house party. 1906.
)Gould-"Who killed cock Robin" 1896.
Observation-Disclosures fortunes of Pinkey
Perkins. 1906.
Understanding Paul and Fiamet-
ta 1905.
Hopkins-Airship Dragon-fly. 1906.
Howelrs-Boy's town. 1904.
Jackson-Sunlight and shadow. 1906
Jackson-Wee Wrinkles and Snowfall.
1906.
Johnston-Cicely and other stories.
1906.
Little Colonel, Maid Of honor 1906.
Mildred's inheritance. 1905.
Kaler-Joey at the fair. 1905.
Lippmann. Dodothy Day. 1905.
Lovell-Andy. 1904.
Madison-Colonial maid of old Virgin
la. 1906
Miller-Kristy's rainy day picnic. 1906
Montgomery-BNly Whiskers, the au'
photography Of goat. 1905.
Billy Whiskers, jr. 1906.
Billy Whisker's kids; or, Day and
night, a sequel to BILLY Wits
kers." 1903.
Christmas with Santa Claus. 1905.
Paull-Marjorie's doings. 1900.
Payne-Baby Bunting & Co.
fIer-Harding Of st. Timothy's. 1906.
lympton-Old-home day at Hazel
town. 1906.
Ray-Janet: her winter in Quebec
1905.
Reed-Brendas word. 1906.
Rhoades-Little Miss Rosamond. 1906
Only Dollie.
Riggs-New chronicles of Rebecca
1907
Saunders-Alpatok; the story of an Els
kimo dog. 1906.
For his country and grandmothel
and the crow. 1900.
Scott-Tumbletoe and Ted and othe1
stories. 1905.
Smith, C.-Girls of Pineridge. 1906.
Smith, G.-Beautiful story of Doris AM
Julie. 1906.
Smith-N. A.-Nelson, the adventurer
1906
Three little Marys. 1902.
Under the cactus flag. 1890.
Stein-Gabriel and the hour book. 1906
Stoddard-Red mustang. n. d.
Stowe-Uncle Toms Cabin told to tn
children, by H. e. Marshall. n. d.
Stratemeyer-Bound to be an electri
clan.
Dave Porter in the South Seas. 1905
Joe the surveyor.
To Alaska for gold.
Young auctioneer.
Shorthand Tom.
Fighting for his own.
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A Flight Of Erratic Metaphor.

1t was in n police court in India.
The client Of the babu lawyer was a
woman accused of assault and battery.
and the attorney, attacking the oppos-
ing lawyer, delivered himself as fol-
lows: My learned friend with mere
wind from a teapot thinks to brow
beat me from my legs l only seek TO
place my bone of contention clearly in
your honor's eye. Ny learned friend
valnly runs amuck upon the sheet al.
chors Of my case My poor client has
been deprived of some OF her valua,
Bile leather skim. the leather of her
nose. Until the witness explains what
became of my clients nose leather he
cannot be believed. He cannot be al
lowed to raise a castle IN the air by
beating upon bush"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-06
NEW BOOKS IN THE NOR
RISSON-REEVE LIBRARY
Partial List OF Those that Have Been Added
Since May z, 1906.

Oliver Bright's search.
On to Pekin.
Richard Dare's venture.
Rover boys on land and sea. 1903.
Rover boys in camp. 1904.
Rover boys on the river. 1905.
Trail and trading post. 1906.
Swett-Cape Cod Boy. 1906.
Taggart-Miss Lochinvar's return.
1906.
Pussy-Cat Town. 1906.
Thompson - Green Mountain Boys.
1899
Thurston-Boys of the Central. 1896
Captain of the cadets.
Citizen Dan of the junior republic
Don Malcolm.
Testing of Sidney Dean. QOPR.
Village contest. 1899
Tomlinson-Four boys in the Yellow.
stone. 1906
Marching against the Iroquois. 1906.
Under colonial colors. 1902.
Turley- Godfrey Marten, schoolboy.
1906.
Maitland major and minor. 1906.
Weikel-Betty-- Baird 1907.
Wells-Patty' summer days 1906.
White-Borrowed sister. 1906
Whyte-Story book girls 1906
Williams - Substitute quarterback.
1900.
Woodruff-Lit Christmas shoe. 1906.
Observation-Disclosures
upon Open Shelves)
Bacon, ed.-Songs that every child
should know. 1906.
Bancroft.-Mr. Woodchuck.
Twinkle's enchantment. 1906.
Sugar-loaf mountain. 1896.
GRANDFATHER Goose, his book. 1899.
| John Dough and the cherub 1906.
/ Beard.-Field and forest handy book
1906.
/ Things worth doing and how to do
them. 1906.
Benson.-Book of sports and pastimes
for young people. 1907.
Bible treasures.
Bingham.-Stories of Mother Goose
Village. 1908.
Brown.--In the days of giants. 1906.
Racketty-Paclketty House
1906.
Queen Silver-bell. 1906.
Fiction.
observation-disclosures 1906.
Babcock.-Daughter of MILO; TO
nance of Japan. 1904.
Bacheller.-Silas Strong, emperor oil
the woods. 1906.
Bagot-Casting of the nets. 1901.
Donna Diana. 1902.
Just and the unjst. 1902.
Bain.-Draught of the blue together
with an essence Of the dusk. 1907.
Barnes.-Loyal traitor. 1905.
Barr, A. E.-Belle of Bowling Green
1904.
Barr, R.-Revenge. 1896.
Beach-Spoilers 1906.
Bennett.-Treasure of Peyre Gai,lard
1906.
Bindloss.-Alton of Somasco. 1905.
Bland.-Incomplete amorist. 1906.
Brady.-Corner in coffee. 1904.
Doctor of philosophy. 1908.
Patriots; the story of Lee and tn,
last hope. 1906.
Brown.-Court of love. 1906.
Judgment. 1908.
Burnett.-Dawn of tomorrow. 1906.
Burnham.-Opened shutters. 1906.
Castle.-"If youth but knew" 1905.
Misunderstanding chance. 1906.
King in yellow. 1902.
chill.-Coniston. 1906.
Conrad. 1905.
Couch.-Sir John Constantine. 1905.
Crawford.-Lady of Rome. 1906.
Dahn.-Scarlet banner. 1903
Notwithstanding of Helena Rich
lie. 1906
De La Pasture.-Lonely Lady of Gro:
venor Square. 1907.
Man from America. 1906.
2 De MOrgan.-Joseph Vance. 1906.
Devereux.-Up and down the sands G
gold. 1905
Dickson.-She that hesitates 1903
!. Dudeney.-Battle Of the weak 1906.
Robin Brilliant. 1903
Spindle and the plough. 1902
Dumas.-Lady with the Camellia.
1906.
Fogazzaor. 1906.
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Saint. 1906.
Sinner 1907
Fox.-knight of the Cumberland.
1906.
Freeman.-By the light of the soul.
1907
French.-Seeing France with Uncle
John. 1906.
enssen.-Holyland 1906.
Garland.-Witch's gold. 1906.
Goodwin.-White aprons. 1906.
Gordon.-(Thel Doctor. 1906.
Gorky.-Tales from Gorky. 1902.
DISQUALIFICATION. 1904.
Harrison.-Far horizon. 1907.
Hawker.-Hotel d. Angleterre and
other stories.
| Hawkins-Sophy of Kravonia. 1906.
Hitchens.-An imaginative man.
Hornung.-Amateur craftsman. 1905.
At large. 1902.
Howells the eye of a nee
die. 1907.
Hudson.-Purple land. 1905.
Hutton, B., baroness Won. Vioiett.-
1904.
James.-Sacred fount.
Soft side. 1900.
| Wings of the dove. 1902.
Johnson.-Max Fargus. 1906.
King.-Medal of honor. 1905.
Kepling. of Pook's Hill. 1906.
Lefevre-Sampson Rock Of Wall
street. 1907
Naturalization Blair 1905.
Locke-Beloved vagabond. 1907.
London.-White Fang. 1906.
Lucas.-Listener's lure. 1906.
McCutcheon.-Cowardiee Court. 1906.
Macgrath-Halfa rogue. 1906.
| Mason.-Ensign Knightly and other
stories. 1901.
Running water. 1907.
Watchers. 1899.
Little green god. 1902.
Merimee.-COlomba
Michelson.-Anthony Overman. 1906
Michels.-Crystal sceptre, 1901.
Miller.-Saul of Tarsus. 1906.
Mills-Ghosts of their ancestors, 1906
Mitchell, S. W.-Diplomatic adventure
Montresor.-(The) alien. 1901.
Newcomb.-His wisdom the defender
1900
Nicholson-Port of missing men
1907.
Onions.-Complete bachelor.
Oppenheim.-Maker of history. 1906
Malefactor. 1907.
Palmer.-Lucy of the stars. 1906.
Parker.-(The) liar.
illpotts-Good red earth. 1902.
Portreeve. 1906.
Reade-Perilous secret
Reed.-Spinner in the sun. 1905.
Richardson.-Long day. 1906.
Rohlfs.-Woman in the alcove. 1906.
Savage-Lady in waiting 1906.
Sheldon.-Kather ine's sheaves. 1906
Sinclair-Two sides to question
1901.
Sinclair, Upton.-(The) Jungle. 1906
Smith.-Veiled lady and other me-
and women. 1907.
Tides of Barnegat
Spearman.-Daughter Of magnate
1906
Doctor Bryson. 1906.
Whispering Smith. 1906.
Stannard.-Self-made countess. 1901
Street.-Autobiography Of a boy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lSUo.
TOwnsend.-LeeS and leaven. 1908
Tracy.-King of diamonds. 1904.
Stowmarket mystery, 1904.
Trollope.-Castle Richmond, 1906.
Kellys and the O'Kellys. 1906
Macdermots Of Bally Cloran. 1906.
Orley farm. 1906.
Three clerks. 1904.
Tully.-Plow-woma 1906
Van Vorst.-Philip Longstreth 1902
Ward, Mrs. umphrey.-Fenwick's c;
reer 1906.
: Ward, E. 8. P.-Man in the case. 19O
Wardman.-Princess Olga 1906
y Watson, G.-Caddie of st. Andrew
1907.
Watson, H. B. M-Midsummer day
dream. 1906.
Watson, H. B. M.-Privateers. 1907.
Weyman.-Long Night. 1908.
Wheeler.-Making of a country hom
1901.
White.-(The) mystery. 1907.
Williams.-Ridolfo. 1906
J. Wister.-Lady Baltimore. 1906.
Wright.-(The) tower. 1906
Zangwell-Ghetto comedies. 1907.
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generous donor of these books died of
the terrible disease.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-06

A startling and lugubrious discov-
cry has just been made at the national
and public library at Naples. A valu-
able collection of books was recently
bequeathed to the library by we'll
known scientist, Since then two H.
brarians who handled the books and
made catalogue of them have died
of cancer. This led some doctors to
examine the books and it has been
found that they are thickly infested
with the microbe cancer. Further in.
quiry has revealed the fact that the
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|, NiIlHlG
DoCTOR.EN..lMEb1ClNA
Y CIRUJIA.

EOcU 1ISTA. -Ex medic Ian
xiHarti lie la CIinica o.talmol6
gica, sue a cargossdel d. ctor
Barraquer exists en el, Hospi.
tai de a Santa Cruz de Bxr
otlaBs. Coz sultorio exclusive
rars sfecciones dc los ojos.
Tetuan 81, (ctrca &c Tez
tro. - Horas de c. nsulta;
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LBYHS DH 1907

Edici6n Inges Rspaho eyss ReSouciOAes de Ia
sion extraodnaa de ercera Asmbea Legislative de prmera
dc la cuorta Aeomhd Lcgahsa de Puerto RLS De venta
ta La rmavr Allen 2S, P o. Box 65 San Juan Puerto
Rico.
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na dsan alEa ee No de la compahaTeitfOno
tzcina de Nueva York, NJ Ia Bsssdvdy
- : Orleans W ", Huck Agent udm 6rq Common St.
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lONSVlTOsI0 cl|NIC0
DEL DR., JOSE oRDoSEz

Durante su aus4ncia Ell Europa,
le sustitujra eli los trabajos de me1l-
Gina el Decor ,Quevedo Baez quien
recibira avisos Y eonsultas en- el con-
sultorio que q Doctor Ordoiiez tiene
establecido en- Ia Gale de San Fran
cisco Nro 10, altos dc la Farmacla
del Sr. Alnaza1l, &c j media S de
la tarde, er Ia te> jdcncia del Doctor
Ouevedo l}a1z, san Francisco IS al
tos, TelGiono en q consultorIo Nro
21r
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Venta de Maderas

popen preoos m6dcos aprsvechar
descagande gran paa Taba Tbo
nomes R. Paraa Santurce
el soe de Puerta de Tierra.--Cruz s.
H. Kap'ar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11

Exsnsa custantemene renovada nEeae Praclos
mas maos BsP6sto - las tamosas Pdoras Maritime, SAPsnas
Hem. Depurativo Ruso Inyecei6h N0js.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-25
GRAND OLD DOG is DEAD

Pedro" the great old st. Bernard
dog, owned by e. Marsh, and known
to almost everyone in the city, is no
more. This morning he was merci-
fully executed by Fire Chief Rogers
at the request of Mr.. Marsh and old
Pedro" met his death as he had liy-
ed, calmly. untroubled and without
murmur OF complaint.
"Pedro's" age had far advanced,
1t is said that we was more than a
dozen years old. He had grown so
feeble and infrm that he could hard
ly move about and fearing that in
his days of second childhood the old
fellow might become mad Mr.. Marsh
thought 1t best to have him killed.
Pedro" was given a decent funer-
al.
A finer specimen of the st. Ber-
nard dog was never seen in Grand
Junction than old Pedro. His size was
immense, his coat of hair was beauti
full and his movements most grace
full. In disposition he was as gentle
as a lamb and dearly loved the com
of children.
Old Pedro Will be missed by
many.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-25
ACCEPTS THE FRUITA BRIDGE.

The county commissioners we're IN
town Yesterday and formally accepted
the bridge from the town, thus max
ing available the $4,000 for which
the county is pledged. The contrae-
tors have technically completed their
contract, although the bridge is far
from being finished.
1t appears that all the contract
called for was to lay the spans across
the river, lay the floor and paint the
iron work. This WORK the contrac-
tors had finished on Tuesday. No
provision was made for the approach
es. and as the mayor put it to the
foreman of the contractors: There S
the bridge and if the people want to
use it they'll have to make their own
approaches by donation work. -
Fruita Telegram
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-25
Knox IS hats-Loenlers.

Knox 30 natS-LOeHIeTS.
Easter novelties at the 5and 10
cent store.
Cheap house for $1,000 cash, See
S. b. Hutchinson.
Store open from seven to nine Tu-
esday night, March 25th. The Grand.
"The Grand" will keep open store
Tuesday night from Z to 8 o'clock p.
IN.
A railroad man, by the name of
jackson residing in the Crawford ad-
dition was arrested this afternoon on
the complaint of a neighbor, who
claims that Jackson has been promis-
cously firing of a gun within the city
limits.
This morning, Mrs. Brooks arrest
ed repeatedly on the drunk and dis
orderly charge and who has been in
jail for several days past, was ar
raigned before Justice sweeney and
fined $3.50 and costs. She was re-
leased pending good behavior. The
woman has several children and her
are greatly worried over her