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OIaan Boy KILLED whue Hunstn~

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Oct. e.-whils
hunting with boy companions James
Allen, Jr.. Of Clean was shot by the
accidental discharge OF a gun. The
charge Of shot bored Through Aliens
body. and piece OF his liver was torn
loose and lodged on the ground beside
him. He died in the General hospital.
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NEW YORK, Oct g. - Harry X.
Thaw's second trial for the killing Of
Stanford White viii begin on Dec. 2.
This agreement was reached between
District Attorney Jerome. Martin w.
Littleton, counsel for Thaw, and JUS
tice Bowling OF the supreme court
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F,sh, daughter OF Hamilton Tlsh. den
tined 5000 worth OF her property IN
trunks taken by a maid who left for
Europe There wRs other valuable
plumber also. said TO have been stolen
In Boston.
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New Head For jamestown Fair.

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. g. Alvah Fl.
Martin, elected by the board OF direc-
tors TO succeed J. NJ. Barr as director
general Of the jamestown exposition,
has assumed the duties OF executive
chief
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-10-12

RALEIGH, n. c., Oct. THE Jury
in the Rowland murder trial has re-
turned a verdict OF acqulttal. DR.. and
Mrs. David Rowland were Jointly
charged with poisoning the woman's
former husband, Charles r. Strange.
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Hinge Lu.it.ni. Making Bee

Huge Lusitaaia Making Record.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. THE CunArd
line steamship Lusitania, which sailed
from Liverpool for New York Satur-
day night, made a rapid passage to this
port, averaging twenty-four knots an
hour. The vessel left at once for New
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Wants TO Find Them.

Wants 10 Find Them.
I would like 20 know the where
abouts of some Of my people. Lew
is Smith, my uncle is of dark brown
complexion. When last heard OF he
was in Arkansas. My aunt, Sallie
Anne Thorp married a Spaniard some
years ago. i had another aunt
named Patsy Thorp. She was sold
during slavery and when last heard
OF was living in Louisiana.
Any information concerning them
VIII be thankfully received. Address
MRS. MOLLIE CURREN,
500 Cherry Street.
Covingtons Va.
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$4,000 awaits relatives who can
prove they are the next KIN and
heirs-at-law Of Henry Washington.
colored, a body guard in 1908 OF
Ex-Governor Richard Yates OF I'LL
nois.
For informations address ]. G.
ROBERTSON, Attorney-at-Law, True
Reformers Building. 604-605 N. End
Street, Richmond, Va.
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Nelson's Hur Dressing can be
bought at Jennings and Brown Drug
Store, Pittsburg, ia.
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Miss Fi.h Finds Maids Loot
NEW YORK Oct S.-Miss Janet
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27
NAT II lvrEzEN111EAn<E,
G% .... -, y |'Il9zsaaoE HauTSqarE,
lsfe7 asn GH4A2p 9Sfhp-2ag6ETEse
Ns@o@-'-#lo MTiaIn AiHT.2r-

1t was aiming. and Thornton foa1l
,eyeral Of ina rapov.s ..l,eeta4 st
.l,b u..a,
- M"t'iihs 'he pas 'i''5
tifonSh n big puddle at the Sr"sstiE
exhibiting. as they did SO, more or le>
slkle OF more or less ,,rctei SION toward
beauty. re cough 4 as be tosz n s,,t
by f.zsbrook. al remarked that lie
wouldn't give a ,,fnaaign AIM FIR hts
Me If this y.aat.ar contini}ed
Essbrook was heayx, lnoEin- ,,t54
with a small musfach4 mn rsfiad# Fl.
conceal a weak aasure-Iaylu mouth
He huncbea his shoulders 1n4 rovtad
IN reply
Don't SOW Canadian dime fa- tile
love Of ,rosas IT, f.Iiovs le,,
teisine Ola co,ns .. and 49, -,
tho Lord knows vhst rot fn,. f5, I,s
hour oaiv ms, cot, tbsn, crr ,ba
subject by swearing was CONN 80
E1el, I5esToaht ~.
w y1rH nare yo 5oe "o,5a i ana N s,ar i' +, IN, M
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27

ttiil clutching tine coin. rose to his
feet.
LET uD. fellows" he said. 1--WE, had
a biz OF a shock-just a fool-just a
L TANK I'm be out--be off. | mean
III. turit"d 10 -rhorntou ana went on
wifh n rush.
come along with me. old nan; come
along with me, I've n thi,. o., Two TO
leiI yor. If Won won't niing.'. ,rhen as
Taornten drew back. he slipped Ms arm
under, lh. nUi mans and ,fnornton fell
it culver.
..Isan,t o.. ,o,, Wont, v,,,.va ,o, 10,
,.,,t, ON ,lnna :" ra nouIinrnI MIC
-, ~ ,.i,.i4i, * ~. ~, ,.'.3
M af .,ni 49," 80 ~ ,ao
wrn haa ,.aioh@', We slane .",,ioi,sly
~, yitho,,t ,a,,a,p rbn 80 ,Nan
nu' : - Z
~ a,,,. e,a,, ~ 49,
90 ,,,I1ns, tha a.. 800 ~. ,ist1o
IL i, ,,i, - :" hlon. M ,,i,, CO., ,a,. ~ >
"nt.' " ~" I" " "
~, 1urncd toward a,a
,bai, ,..nr,,, ,rhnrnfnn waT.a, hove
~ nnrs,. III soI. co., ,"a,si1a -. a7
e ~ - S,n'.t'.,t' 80 =
CIV stem
-
t-asp.'on 'I~t.e.t' =" ",'Ii2ei,, i'..'ls
we rom pef, upril ,.'E. VIZ no ei'":e
= NV! pos. NE u'.'',e'lai ~ n'p' ~
spIii1sn coz, IA nls NAM Inc set.'.'
vi. com nonnaninn s,,daan,r ba h hnE on,.
MS companion Scuoshls ne o'oAe OUT.
course ~ $ a.! CANNED loaseisen
pu. II si.es q iv,ioM d 'uan. a.o'iii,ia ~
WA. soII y 'n'is' lsisons Ni,oNs
lhal. no" ~ NY. = > nee!
49, aol. i IT, ~ ism 49, W J. : y ~ ,hI
~ 49,, dan.t ram ar j., 1885, " 90,
ae,. ~. sou ;" uo : "'s'''
an, ,,io, 80, ~,
Nh , = sn ~, Of s s,p J,hornt,, shoa,,
"ti 'tS =" '' ="
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27
Bright or not" said simmonds COM

"Br,e-,t ar Mo, . said s,,nmord, oon-
n,acna.s,i. ol nor. s", ~ Ynnn on
,e,in. N o'u
'tstr,la, Sou' jimmy.
sec 10. ; ".g'NG . uVs q naa nan,
ri vs. vs. s,,a y y = - ~, - raai /. pe4'sss
a NAV ou, yi,b a woman watnb,n. 30 -
IN, ~ 'uN "t'' u ''''" "a'ohih me
~ d., ,.,o,, u.,,t 10 ,,,a,,.,
eo.t . nlio" 49, " ,IiAh. an
seer auite.iG,o Won ,1;i1n. ''es"
~ qu,sq ~ ~ 9'a.,'.i.,
W. l.x !, , - - na 'aot, mo ~
that ,,.a,lI ,1 80 ba ,o " 1.i.ls n"'
gia W. ana bang aronnd tbara eee 90.
For ~. ,,niioa c1,,,a -. "at't,t
YOU tbint IA 10 ~ tnine liLn
y,o,,.d - % ~ ,lfe tHtit;
be an-n 49,, ~" 10y ~ Ni1eNue aita
II - cvnoo+tne ,h,t
Jimmy" said si,@11on6s s,iiI su'gesl.'
"YorITa a don on."" @'"' sHii'i'te'
Jimmy threv. No bis hanss aeo,,
.Cf aoursa" M 800 asmall'
lose, ~ IA rnn atyay =, - " NJ. |
~fesSion OF gf.llt. If | STAY va ,"as}'s.
I'm eaan mn, ~ ~. ~ . oee@lse
ri ,n. .aIl ~ A. ) !oes OF 09sti'
provo it, mi nro%a an aiihi : "i''
"Oh. / know vol,,ve eo, t,,,. al a.
Ji,n,ny" ,at@ ~ 81 .iat al! hHei'
noctai tb,. .2i.t,nionos. tN-
right away. Who,n swe.r ri" ~ % NJ
sr,tya ""'. s"sar 70 ~! Ma
.Ji,rmy,s r,co ,,..s rra-
his ten1nar Vac aa,. s So nus.lsq:
him whhiich - ssa'4as 'he better OK
s]iin1nonas wa an. y o,YpS' was just what
"Maeraw got a share q, .ho. ,os.
deal d,ant r." 10 aIl iast
turbahlv ~ :" .oisii!uea lihpeF,
But Won or-b, ~ 49, ,y, sla,elul'
H. oGe"s ~ nave waited n little,
it You got back OusN" "heh was
YESTERDAY. answered. 1,n, .,,
lenly. He tyiaantlv roai,,a aaIhihS hu'-
ger OF Ins;n. hts go" .he oah,
to control hinnselr '"A ''aidsea
"Ana &C. u.s.
Come, Jimmv a" , "psenae or Two years!
sna sivs,v ~ o."lllohas per
Wa it a plant Tts' u'' you 90 1t for?
Jfmmv ralia,.
vicornms syearimy ms iee'ihss by some
II djan,t dc -. .,.
he shouted "y ~, a w. you Know ~.
have GOT - fo son,n Jm ~ ciiiy you
make a showin, 500 ~ CO., ~ spr
thev,ra eat,in.. - psopie ~ thlhN
ey when tn, papnrs nur '. yon ,"e'T mon" mon.
III game. on cone" and ~ ha nloM
hj,,, saIp 49,, aiiu ~
ara ynu goin! I. M IN use!
I'm ,f Sntd ~, I0h b me up
monds rerratruliv ''Ne ~ s&io sim
Then sor co.,. .alo
,s this a,.is.a > anns. 20 ~. Nhen
"Tom norr 'aSt paaee =.
Don,t vnu raol q li,t, -oon ~ % eloGh.
Jimny?" 'Do"' ~
Not , d,r, ,i.,.
Put sav-N-o,, r,iab+ ,ot, ''tHilS,
I'd like +, Know ~ 49,. ~ ialile
saw T did IL u-Iiia 49, poss - wa
/ DOM SEQ Why sha aii,,, - 800 .
address" . ~
~ dnn,t tb;n,, , SO.
-. ~ 1870 W
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27

See lev Who
NJ The rough tone u ut3 campan.oa's
question f.sibrooA haalad iiilnseif -
Scther y even laughed.
I'm d fool no said. u thought it
looked live bur it's all rank nonsense.
] was telling YOU how Niita and | were
suppir3g. We had y nice, jolly evening.
| never saw her il such spirit, and hal
reached the coffee Whcn suddenly she
leaned across the table and said:
lyon see this" and sha heid up
this coin YOU found, and which Ia had
engraved for her as ~ JOKE once III
cuba The l.ttle fool! always Wore II
round her neck. You see TINS and you
remember"
Then she jumped up and running
to Il window threw ii open and tossed
the coin into the street. | sat staring
at her While she came slowly back. and
leaning on the table said:
lone day that c0ining ba X to You.
one clay. long TING, snort time, l know
not. But one day ii come h@tk to you
and on chat day YOU die.
Il sat there, staring. she glared at
me hhe-oh. IN never forget ii, the
usress. Then she dropped something
Hash. knew in n iaonlent she'd pois-
"ned herself, but ! felt la.alyZud, and
iast sal there, starring.
"'On that cay YOU die. you die. you
die she silicAed. leaning across the
table. Then she collapsed, but sun
sat there starinS-lnY God. man. !
must have sat there hours. staring at
her all CrunlileA up on the floor, and
hearing over and Yer again. You
die. YOU die, die, diet"
lcssbrooil's Voice had sank to Il
TRANCE, sibilau; Mhispc-. winch all the
clalnor {. tine street you'd mpi CROWN,
While there was II curiois lisins in
Election To the word die that made
Thoraton's flesh creep.
Then followed Il silence Of several
minutes. and then i.sS3ro0il continued,
speaking slowly and heavily, a. though
seeking 70 convince hl3nSe. T.
hts all rot. OF coarse. We don't Yun
things non aduNs by SPELLS ana Liee
fire. But, SumcnoW. il dad g.ye Inc :;
turn tn soc that belstly tC.a asai:.
you hadn't amy business Witn il. ;4uy-
nov! II ;tin5t legal tnndol."
II know ;aat. bat | h"l 1T W4,pa l got
it. ~ MAS such an odd tiiiln:. Come,
lets have Il; Back. II forget TIC ,lin".
It's az ugly story. but rs l.ss;.'
Yes. It's l2ssed,' rcil"ated r.sSorook.
Lord, Thornton, if You'd .el nor - :
staring a. From. tiio ft2ol. You klos.
And sac l:Y an tM!Sl".l u!-G%h," and
ne shiTelol. 'BGtjlS fanny, yuu lu4og,
l5latAe! II Ina not ii :t"i L. G..e va
baGh IN" th!Gs. secin5 rs III 5!.sA sGe
Wouldn't t0uea re W;l:lc I've .ot ii il.
my Ran! Cod, what's ta2t2."
ltleg we're e:'sain5 II toliporar,
bFieSe Over = gaping naie s.t,:e SCAT
buiiu!ns Was u4tay erected aali IH!:Dfi-
ION barrel ta uGnc u g.a.:., l.s tG.n-
iaaiohs arm and ave i.!tl ,sI.l ey;.sa-
ing Through ,he siig:3t railing IN H..
deSpeFate backward &l.ing.
steady. old man. Tie said, with I:
,relhg u pitt, i"r he s3n l.!at i.ss-
brooks aerve was conc. Keep I
o. yril(A OH. NlJ4is=afsF
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27
Churchill.s Debut.
From Blackwood's Magazine.


The first time ! noticed Lord Ram
dolph Churchill in the house of coln-
mons was on a May day in 1873. Sir
Charles Dixie had been making merry
at the expense of Woodstock then rep
resented in the parliamentary arena
simply as a cadet OF the ducal house
Of Marlborough. From the third bench
behind, that IN wilich ministers ought
to have been sitting. rose a we.-
grooned young man. With p~rotuberant
eyes, pale face and Il pon1erous nus
tache. with which as he spoke he ne:-
vously 1oyed. Members asking each
other. Who's this?" learned that it
Was the member for Woodstock rising
To defend the corporation oc TIE
borough that sent him to parliament.
Though assisted by noles, on which tae
speech was fully written out, the yo..ng
member was so nervous, his voice so
badly pitched, his delivery so faulty
that there was difficulty III following
his argument. But here and there
| flashed forth a scathing sentenre that
made it worth while to attempt 10
catch the rest. When he sat down Ln"d
Randolph had G,ade his rnar.S, had e.
tabil;hed himself as a personality in an
assembly III which within tea years rs
was predominant.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27
Continued Next Woes.)
ALMOST BRINGS DEAD TO LIFE.
Apparatus for Resuscitatina Persons
Anparcntil Dead.

Apparently Dead.
An apparatus for producing artificial
respiration has recently been devised
whereby in cases OF suspended anina-
ton the action OF the heart ana lungs
can be renewed.
Professor George Poe, the inventor Of
the apparatus. does not insist that with
its use life can be brought back. but
claims, according to the Scientific
American. that by artificial means APP
piled through the instrumentality OF
the respirator persons killed by as
phyxiation. poison CT drowning can be
resuscitated: that the death of per-
sons under the influence o: anaesthet-
les while being operated upon AN be
prevented; that it's use win prevent
infant aephyxia at birth: that a drunk-
en- person car be eobered in a few min
utes; that persons clectrncuted or
hansed-in the latter case where the
neck has not been broken-can be re-
Nived, and that the freezing to death
OF Arctic explorers can be obviated.
These results are accomplished by
stimulating nornal respiration through
artificial means.
bit. Two grains of morphine We're in
jectcd into the leg, after which four
ounces of ether were administered 1t
vas believed by the e~Xperimcnters that
life Was positively extinct, as the APP
pl!cation OF every known test failed
to reveal any sign of life. In this con
dition the tubes of the apparatus were
applied to the rabbits nostrils, and ON
pumping out the poison With one CYL
inder pumping oxygen into the lungs
with a simultaneous movement OF the
valves, within three minutes the rah-
bit, but lately pronounced dead, was
breathing naturally, and within six
minutes was running around the room.
The ether was entirely out OF the sys-
nausea.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27
Higgins gasped and choked. staring

- - - ~ - 49, = 49, -
So thought o. that Mebbe
he:e sorne'rs." and he glanced excitedly
up SD down the hall.
The police viii find him if there is"
s'ti'l Godfrey rcassuringiy. What hap
y 'i alter you reacncd the roon%''
~ ell" continued Higgins, quoting
GoN.e u Httle. but still keeping one eye
over Ills shoulder, as / was sayin'.
! tnrowed open tn door. an there was
q SRI Learnt agin tn wall an Thomp-
@oa ~ III floor with a big blood-spot OF
hi. s.irt front / jest give one look
at en- an then ] went dow tn steps
thi'ee 1T a time an over t tn station.
4 ;Eii you. it purity nigh done nfe up
re was Interrupted by q tramp OF
feet that came down the stairs. 1t
Was Simmonds and the coroner. closely
attended by the crowd of reporters.
In threatening admiration.
Low did you happen to be here?'
demanded Rankin of the Planet.
Just luck" explained Godfrey. look
Ing around the group with a pleasant
smile.
Does 1T mean another SCOOP"
"ol, no; not at all, I dare say you
fellows know more about it now than
l do
-'oh, of course we TO-" assented
Rankin dryly. amid derisive laughter.
A least" Godfrey added" MIR. Gold
berg has all the facts and is probably
willing to help you out"
Yes" agreed the coroner but it's
getting late, and I'm in a h%urry-Ill
Civ you ten minutes at my office" and
he started toward the door.
An right said Rankin; come on
and lney trooped out OF the
building together.
EiunnOD1v waited until the last of
tfein had Disappeared.
Wen, we searched the house he be-
gan.
Nobody there asked Godfrey.
Not a living soul. didn't really eX-
iece 20 hnd ailyhody; but we vent
u every foohi-eNeN TO tne suites
hiss1f's opened his mouth suddenly;
'as,l Us suoaeniy closed IL.
i2ll you hhd 'he aoofs ail lockeo
i.vefy one; me nan WINDOWS ooited
on ne ias.de ana 1hs rap ia me rool
nopNea III l1aGe' mere on.y one Wy
oHA INN Soo!a sel ou'-,na. Vas nH
=. ~ uo5i 'o"uet' =,
'opnga s'.alpaS AZ ~ t.t.it co.
A,'t,st.s So" 20 ~ ~ -. %, :,
: : . 80 4ao.n1! Ulcl 80 ~
- y
: . 90 :, :. c,a. ooo,l.
a.. - ~, ~ ~oo.;s,
-. 80, -. -.
sur lou We lold Us an you haow e,u,.
.lltsll si.alis it".il NJ 80 i@ils
eo.'.lli.s d lne laouLn VI go oue
''i.,i,, ,o eaii.is slesaaa W.
e .iSls a iAli' on suaiu w - nv.
sala. Golaesrg wants 70 pri'ls ms N.
jn 49, H.. e n = ~ rn - ana he
sni.s = 80 -
t.n,iteu e'e J''s1l's i'ns '"eA 20 'ae
..-,sea oa,, -, .,.o,, ,h.
oa,ca s1 to : taae ma = ash VIZ ~ # said
o.naer ~ ~ M " ahtan,ian -. - %
9 ~, w @ :
~ n,. ~, .;a,. cu o,,na II,
80, na > ~ I. .I.s m
W. ~ 'itodrr.'s az ~ fa. !, 80 :" 80 ha ~ nan II
nm ~, W. M ~ - sou' ""a N
o1 - 10 90 y, $50. ga, =
n'sis1ls SAY uo"h as'i'' SIM "u's''e
NJ ~ ..
..,y ~ y ne1. M ne ne'. = ~,
NY ne as suuu .s 49, wv nv a. n ~ /,
IN. you nlusth nnimu nun. sadu
n - sU2ei,alsigi 10 nus pus' we
w ie uoe'i ie"is So
pee, YOU 49,,
~ ~ W. ~ !. ~.
,n.,ia. u. ~ 1917 . -. ~
Jt.li.oi eneii ne ioohSu nieai'.'.iHe' a.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27
a ~,

Henry James, tn
rived at 10 O'Clock ne
hot"'. AID could .sr' W"
hoe! Was magnl.n
as lulc was 10 SER
tan hour. and in
went hungry TO ""
Discussing this j.
said: -
u felt. indeed if
visited the AKA, 81.
III was a primi We
on his arrival, sal TO I
GvtiN:
= Landlord. I'd IKE a
"Ai! right was h.
".Nnh the landlord ~
in ten minutes with /
towc'. . p.cH az y
~ be eastern rus.
sos. soap and ~.
ara -.lasei lie loo
NShat are the. j,
Nall, s,ianGe'
Waters low, an
t,rtCH,. "
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27

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Ssl
r $ scar. go
+" if-s+. lKuJ
I ne 7terrer md ~
= 49, ,-ra"
s yYS
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~-r.. Y2
10y,
7ct n -
ran .,.o y
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. '~ as ~
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-17

ea - sstssass ~ ~ r.svs yss-s -
Hs sIff Hnff TNuH4 49, Fe~t<fV
FefHVFFa eve fHN4f afntTaaFe ~ 80
Tfsfs sfUfv setgF ~NeaaeeNN rfs~s ne
ffH : efssesH fssfsa "a ssuNAst insf 10
wees sHf rsea 90 80 atNNf tsrf tss
,u'g,, t-t.H.s : ~se-n- ssr~-ss s~s
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 4 HARTFORD I. 2

Trains depart from Grand Central Station. a.d
~ SG;s sn1 tth A. as ionows Tor m, p,ov -,,so
tilio0o. 1000, '.lioo, a. NJ IN o., ..Oiol.
wnIi@antic~OftsO <, NJ, ':SGP NJ, via spring.
neld -'eit 4. NJ, 'Ni2OO, sntOo. 'iiO0 p. 81.
white Mts. st, Adams aud ouebcc-tINsao A. NJ.
1900 y. NJ,
Portland and Bar Harbor. via Worcester. 1880 r. NJ.
Worcester and Fltchburg. via Putnam-isto 7. n.
GREAT HARRINGTON, ~SroCKBRiDGE, LENox,
PlT1SfiELD-'tSt, 80 OoA NJ. 81 30, issiP =. NJ
ciebth ST.. also at cssS. 1900, ciaSA Bway, c.5 Union
square, elsa FINN Ave, cas- Columbus Ave, c8.o
In BIyn, ca Court ST., aTS Nostrsnd Ave, 800 Bway.
.Dally, Except Sundays, fStops at i2Sth 81.
xStops at i2bth Sc. sundays only, ;Parlor car
limited. SUNDAY parlor car train, HAS dining our.
cParlor and sleeping car tickets also. sSat. only.
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TO SHIFT CAPTAINS.
Gen. Bingham To Transfe or Five or Six To
dsy-To Promote Five L~ieutenants.

Commissions Bingham was back at his
desk at Police Headquarters yesterday
much improved In health after spending
FIVE weeks In Halifax. N. s. He told his
four deputies that he was we'll pleased
at tho way they had handled tho depart
ment while he was away.
To-day Gen. Bingham will transfer Ave
or six captains. Before the end Of the week
he will I'LL the vacancy caused by the death
Of Inspector Nally and promote five leu
tenants to captaincies.
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fying all superstition and sending thu
ChalIenge ON FRIDAY the 18th. 1T is ru-

challenge on Friday the 18th. 1T is ru-
mored that the challenge will name a az
or 70 footer," he said. Il can say 10Y
this idea will be- received ~ the club. IL
lie the speedieet built without being re-
stricttd In any way. You never Val tell.
though. what the New York Yacht Club
will do. II has 1000 members and 900
Yacht owners, and each yacht owner has
a vote. The club Ia not governed by any
executive committee and each member
has his sag in club affairs,
H"I don't think Sir Thomas has made
any demands ON tho club, M some have
said. lie liz too good a sportsman and he
knows that II takes two TO make an agree
sidered, and It may be that the next series
OF races will be for comparatively small
ynchts,
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-22
TED WORSTEO| THE
VERY FIRST ROUND
Celebrated Fighting Bulldog
Takes the Count in SenSa-
tionaI Bout With Harmless
Looking Bird FanCier,

The many friends and enemies of
Ted Gunsel. the popular wel'
known scrapping bulldog will hear
with regret and pleasure, respectively,
that Ted met his Waterloo last night.
Ted. who has been fairly efferyescinS
with jubilance this bright Christmas
weather. wandered into the San Jose
market in the course of a quiet con-
~Stitutional to see what they had in the
Christmas shops. There Ted's ee"e'
eye lighted upon a large, harmless
looking bird dog belonging 20 Hran-
ager Frank Wilson, of the Blanchard
Meat and supply company. Naulting
into the fray-fOr he looked like an
easy proposition-Ted grappled the
bird dog by the leg.
IL was somewhat startling for a
minute or two. Three or four crates
o. apples and range were overturn-
ed and pandemonium reigned. When
time was called the bird dog had a
Wise like grip square on the n of
Ted's nose and Ted was yelping for
mercy. He is now seated in the quiet
OF his own back yard. a sadder and
wiser dog. devising ways and means
To get even and meditating on the un-
certainty Of life in general.