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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-07
srn. HOWARD nEsIGNs.
up RcccIycr>hip-Fir Near
Qunntico-0thcr News,
Gives
Especial TO The rlmcs-pispatch.]

Especial TO The Times pispatch.]
FRED VA, December
6.--Mr. a. Randolph Howard, who sew
cral months ago was appointed general
receiver by the Corporation Court OF
this city by Judge j. It. Goolrick. has
resigned the office, The resignation
was accepted at the urgent request OF
Mr. Howard. The vacancy will not be
filled.
The dryerhopsc and machinery of the
Fertilizer factory at Cherry iii. near
Quantico, were destroyed by fire We'd
1iesdny. The factory is located on the
Wasshingto ton Southern Rail.oad on the
banks of the Potomac h.ter, and Is
owned by Washington parties. The loss
will reach several thou and dollars.
Hon. c. C. Goolrick delegate
elect to the Legislature from this dis
trict, has filed his list of campaign eN-
penscs amounting to s26.25.
The Baltimorc steamer, due here last
night had not arrived up to midday to-
day, owing to having gone aground
at a point on the lower Rappahannock
River, caused by high winds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee j.. Graves, of this
city. announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Alice T. Graves. to M.
Thomas Stokeley Coleman, who was
Attorney of Spotsylvania county. The
wedding Will take place in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Coghill of Caro-
oline county have announced the APP
nroaching marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Bessie Coghill. to William L. Cobb.
LOT Washington. The ceremony Will
take place at Milford December 18th. :
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70 tho national capital for the National
Waterways Congress, and left on an aster.
nj OF train for Goldsboro, where he conferred
with ex.Govesnor Charles B. Aycock. OF
counsel for the state. In the railroad rate
litigation with reference &c the status OF ths
case for the State in the light of the opin-
Ion OF the Supreme Court nrrcsting Judg-
mtnt In the 100000 hne imposed by Judss
Long on the Southern Railway for violating
the ratio law. The conference had apecia!
reference TO the status Of the suit in thu
United States Court, testing the conAutu-
t:onai!,y of the rate act. The Governor had
nothing to say with reference to the si,ua-
ton
From coldsboro this afternoon Governor
Glenn went 10 kenansS!lle where lie Will be
rendered a reception and big oyster roast
tomorrow and VIII deliver Sunday SCHOOL
and educational addresses sunday, III.
stopped tonight at La Grange 10 make
temperance talk before proceeding to Ken
ansviiie. He expects TO be In tho cSecu-
tive Office again Monday.
An order was made this morning by Gov
etror Glsnn for a special term ofGranyi.a
County Superior Court to convene January
Eth. Judge Guyon presiding. There were
number OF other applications for special
terms OF courts. but the orders had TO be
deferred for one cause and another.
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Receivers Effect Compromise il
Numerous Actions Against
Falls Church Line.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA, December c.
In the Circuit Court FOR Alexandria
county to-day judgments for s52.450
were entered for the claimants in the
damage suits pending against the
Washington. Arlington and Falls
Church Railway Company.
The suits were the outcome of tho
wreck at Clarendon, Alexandria coun-
ty. July Sd last. Following the wreck
damage suits aggregating 100000
were filed against the company.
Tho entering of Judgment. in these
cases in the State court to-day fol-
lowed proceedings had before Judge
| Waddili yesterday in the United
States court.
Receivers Park Agncw and Charles
Hine presented their report showing
that a compromise had been effected
with practically all OF the plaintiffs
in the suits mentioned. and recom-
mended that in hehalf of the Wash
ington and Falls Church Railway Com
pany they be authorized to instruct the
attorneys for the receivers to permit
judgments to be entered In the CIR
cult Court OF Alexandria county for the
amounts agreed upon by the parties
against the company.
Judge Waddill entered an order on
| this report confirming the recoEmen
dalton OF the receivers, and granting
the authority asked for as TO the entry
OF the judgments, but expressly pro-
viding In the decree thatno judgments
permitted by the receivers to be en-
tered shall constitute preferences on
the property or revenues of the COM
| pany, or affect the status of the liens
now existing on the property and
franchises of the company, but that
| the judgments shall only have the
same effect and status as II they had
been recovered against the company
after full trial before the Circuit Court
| of Alexandria county.
/ The counsel present besides the re-
ceivers and other parties in interest.
We're Messrs. Thomas Moore. John l..
Barbour and Judge Nicol.
! Judge Waddill also entered a final
decree in the equity case OF the Com
putting Scale Company, complainant, VS..
flames Kincheloe and FL. Ashby Thomp-
l son, copartncrs doing business under
the firm name and style of Kincheloe
| d Co., defendants.
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Rcn,lins from left to right the bnt-
ticsiii~S shown are the tSnnsas. Georgia

robbed OF ss2. every cent he had. the
amount of HIS savings since he eame
To this section 10 work
Three OF the men, Ciocitta Croci.
Cavarro Francisco and Valento
Manuele. were arrested al the Union
Depot by the local police and they
are in iail being held on the charge
of highway robbery.
The Sicillans all claim they did not
rob the italian. but that they, too. were
robbed, one OF them losing $40 and
a~other sac. They claimed they all
ran and left the Italian and then be-
came separated, and for this reason
they did not get their train.
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KING WILLIAM COURT.
wo Indictments Returnct,-SeveraI
Gases Disposed OF.

H.
WEST POINT. VA, December THE
Circuit Court of King William county
convened on Tuesday and continued to
Thursday night at King William Court
mouse, Judge Clagggett B. Jones pre-
siding.
Tbs criminal, civil and chancery
docEets were full, but only few cases
OF public Interest," We're taken up.
TWC indictments Were returned-one
against John Hill (colored). charged
With breaking into the warehouse of
Messrs. HAYNES & Garden Mt Ayletts.
ard the other against Martha Harris, a
colored girl. charged with forgery.
John Hill was tried. fined $50 and
given thirty days in iai.
Tbs forgery case was set for trial
al the February term of the court.
The case OF Garrett VS.. Gatewood was
also continued.
Upon consent of counsel new trial
was granted in the Lulthard VS.. Rob-
tnson case, and II will be tried at the
February term of court
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FORM pAoHlNG ASSOCIATION.
one Formed, by the Apple Growers OF
Piedmont Virginia.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch. )

STANTON, VA. December ga
number Of the leading fruit growers
attending the annual meeting of the
State horticultural Society organized
the Piedmont Apple Growers Packing
Association, the object of which is to
establish a standard of packing like
some OF the fruit associations of CALI
fornia. Oregon and other States, whose
label is Il guarantee of excellence. The
officers elected are DR.. John +. Guer-
rant, of Galloway, president: Robert
L. Wayland, OF Crozet, secretary; Wall
ter Wllateiey of Crozet. treasurer.
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Tile Virginia Comes In.
Maine Did Not SnI!.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, December g.
On account of Q slight disarrange-
ment to Its steering gear the battle
ship Maine did not sail to-day from
the League Island Navy Yard to Join
the Pacific squadron at Hampton Roads.
The vessel is at anchor in the Della
ware River in midstream. opposite the
being made. The battleship is eS-
pected to sail tomorrow. The other
vessels-the Kansas. Georgia and
Eearsarge-have all passed out the
Delaware breakwater for Hampton
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FIRE IN sTEAMEps HOLD.


Especial to The Times Dispatch)
NORFOLK. VA, December 6.--Firc was
discovered, in tho forward hold of the
Steamer Washington, Of the Washington
steamboat Company, this afternoon ct I
o'clock, and caused quite a furry on the
wafer front
The city tire department and the crew OF
tho ship We're quickly at work and had the
blaze under &C troll. IL was found 10 be In
tie quarters occupied by the negro sa!t.
ers. and confined entirely to the bedding
and furniture. Beyond being scorched the
vessel Is not injured III the slightest.
Tie. company announced this afternoon
that the fire was OF consequence, and
the steamer left on time this evening FOR
Washington with a goodIy passenger list.
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RRIDE OF RICHMOND MAN.
Miss InncS Hldg,yny Holt becomes
--- -. urlIr Af.-.aIr.- s. liz, fey. -
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.LYNCdBURCi, VA. December Gin
the presence Of a limited number OF
friends at the home of the BRIDES
cousin, Mr.. J. 4. Kinnier, No. col Wash,
ington Street, IN interesting marriage
was celebrated, when Miss Innes Rids-
way Holt became the wife or Mr.. Paul
+, Shafer, of Richmond. Tho Bride IS
the daughter Of Captain Ridgway Holt,
proprietor of the Yellow sulphur
Springs, and she Is we'll known here,
having a large nunber,o OF friends in
Lynchburg,
The ceremony was performed by pr.
J. j. Grapatt, rector OF Holy Trinity
Episcopal Church. of Richmond. En-
cepting tho best man, Mr.. Cloyd Kent,
Of Richmond there We're no attend
ants. The bride was given away by
her father. The sparlor was decorated
with smilaX, ivy, fSrns and noted
plants, the VOWS helng said before
an improvised altar OF plnnts n
The bride was gownel in White
lingerie with lace trimmings. and she
carried shower bouauct OF lilies OF
Tie valley. Sc
After Il Southern trip lasting about
n week, Mr.. and Mrs. Shafer VIII SO
10 Richmond 10 reside,
Among the guests from Y distance
We're Mi. and Mrs. Jesse waiter, Aol
Richmond; Miss Bessie Carter, Of Dam
jyille and Dr, Andrew lallrtt. OF chrlss
3tiansburS, ~ 4
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leased when Roberts offered to pay the
expenses of the return "trip to Philn-
delphia with the police matron IL the
girl would agree to enter the Magdnlen
Home. She agreed to this and was
carried home by Matrou Seeley and
put in the institution. The police de-
clare that Roberts acted in q manly
way. pointing the girl out to them as
a runaway and urging that she be- ar
rested and sent to the home.
Damaging the Property.
Numerous complaints are being re-
ceived that the director of transporta-
tion and the transportation company at
work at the Jamestown, Exposition
Company are ruthlessly. damaging pro-
perry in removing freight and exhibits
from the grounds. II Is declared that
property owners are helpless. the dam
age being done by order OF the exposi-
ton official.
The report has reached the city and
been confirmed by investigation that
the Nirgfnian-Pilot newspaper struc-
ture being in the way OF the removal
OF the Baldwin locomotives. that n
lasso was put about the building. fas-
tened TO the exposition shifting engine.
and the building jerked to one side.
II is partially wrecked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-07
INJUNCTION SECURED.
Railway EnJOined from Pay
Ing Exposition company Percentages.

NORFOLK. VA. December c.-1. de-
veloped to-day that creditors OF the
jamestown Exposition Company have
secured an injunction in the Norfolk
County Court preventing the Underwater
Railway and the Export Shipping Com
pany from paying into the treasury OF
the Exposition Company the percent
age cxacted on all freight handled. and
that "Wednesday the movement of eX-
hibits was blocked. To-day the Expo
s!tion Company allowed the resumption
of work, the percentage to be deposited
to the order Of the court.
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NEGRO's HOUSE DEsTROYED:
WHITE MAN BADLY BURNED
rspccIa, 10 rhe rimes- p,sratch

Spccinl,o The rines-D lsratch.l
WYTElEVILLE, VA, December c.
The cottage OF Bob Turner, a prosper
Gus colored, man on Tazewell Street.
with most OF Its contents, was burn
ed to-day about o'cloc;,. The fire
originated from q flne and was we'll
underway when discovered.
Mr.. Y. A. Hagy, who lives on an ad-
Joining lot. was severely burned while
trying to save some OF the effects. His
hands. face and neck were burned In
an awful manner.
Turner was insured for $500, cover
ing about half his loss.
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RonnEp OF n1s MONEY.
Mn Charges Crime 10 siciliuns. WHO
In Turn Say They Were Robbed.

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5LINCHBURcs.' VA. December &C
coldipg TO the statement of Antonio
middleaged Italian he
was inred out 10 Risernon THURSDAY
night By five Siciiians, Whom he had
Known whilc WORKING, on the Buntiug
and Malone contract III Bococks. and
ritter being beaten and choked lie was
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annctt-Rtchurds.

fSpeciai to 'rhe Times D spatci.l
b WINCHESTER. VA. December o.
Mr.. Robert Lee Pannett. one OF Fred
ericls county's most prominent citizens,
and Miss Rosa y, Richards, daughter
of Mr.. II. A. Richards. Of Marlboro,
went TO Baltimore yesterday and We're
married. The announcement to-day
caused a surprise here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-07
NO EVIDENCE THAT
TIE DOG HAD RABIES
Result OF Investigation by Bureau
OF Animal Industry Brings
Relief to Parents.
HAS BENEFACToR ARRESTED
(special to The Tines-Dispa tch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
NORFOLK. VA, December Ga
message from the Pathological Divis-
ion; Bureau of Animal Industry. Wash
ington. negatives the finding of evil
dences of rabies in the brain of the
dog that ran anuck Monday, biting
several children. The parents of the
children, therefore. feel greatly re-
lleved.
The extra clerks aud carriers en-
ployed by the local post Office during
the exposition have been offered trans
fers to Atlanta, Augusta and Savannah.
where clerks are needed. There are
thirty-four clerks and fifteen carriers.
at the first meeting OF the district
stewards of the Norfolk District NJ. L.
Church. held this afternoon, Presiding
Elder l.. q. Eetty's salary was increased
from sl,6G0 to $1,000 per annun. There
was considerable objection to the fact
district had been increased $3.50, but
the raise was finally accepted.
Has Bencfactor Arrested.
Clara Wittcgg. of Philadelphia, who
some months ngo was arrested here
and sent to the Magdalen Home, In
that. city.is again back In the city. and
to-day warrant was issued against
w. Roberts, said to have been her ben
efactor in the last trouble. charging
threats to kill. The warrant was
sworn out by Joseph Leonard, who
claims to be the girls husband. Rob
erts has not been apprehended. but his
friends declare he will surrender and
answer to the charge.
I a month or more ago Miss Wittegg
was arrested by the local police.
charged with being runaway from
her Philadelphia home. The case was
about to be dropped and the girl re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-07
COMPANIES ARE CHARTERED.
Two Charters Granted In Kaleigl--Largc
Postal Receipts.

(Specialto The Times D!spatch.l
4 RALEIGH, n. c., December 1.-TWO
charters for new enterprises were issued to-
day by the State. the most notable being
lie Hamlet. Insurance and Realty COMPANY
OF Hamlet; capital $4,000 authorized ard
$1,000 subscribed. by G. v. Williams y. A..
Lcrkey and r. S. B!shop, for general m
sursncc and real estate business. The othar
charter is to the Wiliams-Lons Company
or Monroe: capital. $4,000 subscribed, by
j. R5tWillh,ms, III, q. Long and others, for
conducting general mercantile business, In.
GLIDING the purchase OF the stock the Peo-
r..s's Dry Goods COMPANY OF Monroe.
Postmaster Willis "a. briggs reports SIR
OsiA9 receipts in the Raleigh post-oitlca
during November, a gain forlthls month over
last year OF $l.t64,07,
a chattel mortgage has Just been recorded
IN this county,sain which 1t Is stipulated
that In the event the mortgagor becomes
drunk Mt amy time during the term of the
Instrument he shall forfeit the. property, n
horse and wagon, to the mort gage. to be
sold for the satisfaction of the obligation
Tho Society OF Royal Sons of Rest OF the
scrior3 class, Agricultural and Mechantcpl
College, held nm annual banquet last night
during which therc We're toasts on ''An-
Gent History .our Constltut on ''Ihe
Easiest Way % Tnlk,"a''The Future Of the
Order .Rest AS An Arrn--J, H.. Reck ton,
II. Lindsay. 4. l.. Ptttman, G. \. Marsh, ~
II. Smith. S. NJ. Gibbs, Il. u, Won Claim, IL.
NJ, KeffncrA and II, Y, Hagan,
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Fountain IN His Memory.

ROANOKE. VA. December IA
handsome fountain in memory Of u. j.
kinball, FORMER president OF the Nor
folk and Western Railway is being
put UP to-day. It viii be completed
by to- morrow
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rndor.cu for ro,,mn.,cr.

~ 49, ~ ! ne 7i.t'iltS-lp Spatch.l
MANCHESTER, VA, December c.
MI. Il. \ Lindsay, OF BerryNille. has re-
ceiycd the Endorsement OF the patron
age referee for postmaster nj Berry
vile, TO succeed the late Alexander Nc
CormacK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-07
FLAGSHIP ARRIVES
IN HAMPTON ROADS
The Connecticut Stearns In Late
in Evening, and Admiral Evans
Expected This Morning.
OTHER SHIPS COMING I'M

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. December 8.
After a rough voyage down the
coast. the battlesh.p Connecticut, Rear
Admiral Evans's flagship, steamed into
Hampton Roads this evening at
o'clock, and dropped anchor off old
Point. The New Jersey. the second of
the fleet which Is to make the voE-
age to the Pacific to reach the Roads.
arrived at O'Clock, and joined the
Louisiana. Rear-Admiral Evans is now
in Washington. but he is expected 20
arrive Mt Old Point tomorrow morn
ing and board MS ship. Several ships
arc due here tomorrow, and the en-
tire fleet VIII he assembled when the
battleship Minnesota reaches here one
day next wee.,.-
The high wind, on the coast have
subsidized and the weather at the Wiz
ginla Capes was to-day beautifully
clear, with smooth seas and north
wind of only ten miles an hour. The
of good time for the other batteships
now on tho way to the Hampton Roads
rendezvous.
The next vessels expected are the
Kansas, from Delaware breakwater;
the Rhode Island, from New York: the
Missouri and Illinois, from Boston, and
the learsarge and Georgia, from
League Island.
The New Jersey came in to-day like
the Louisiana, loaded to the water line
with heavy ammunition stores, which
all Of the battleshipa will carry on
their cruise TO the Pacific.
According to stories told by seanlen
at Old Point tonight. there have been
wholesale assertions from the Con-
necticut and other ships at the North
ern ports, and 1t is not likely that the
tars will be allowed a great deal of
liberty here before the fleet sails.
Tile Virginia Comes In.
NORFOLK. VA, December 6.-The
battleship Virginia. All safe and sound,
despite the great gale at sea, steamed
into Hampton Roads this afternoon,
the third of the big wardogs to reach
the rendezvous from which the long
cruise TO the Pacific Ocean will be
.t
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yyh,ie Wing, scorc,,ed.

NORFOLK. Va. December s.--The cabin
OF the hugeyc White Wings was slightly
dana sed by fire this morning while laying
at the Fuerst.In wharf. The damage WIS
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penth Of ~. Ga.ce.

MR.. Henrietta scosee, widow OF
Gosee, died mt her residence
m this city about G. O'clock yesterday
afternoon, after an Illness lasting
three weeks. Mrs. Gosee Is survived Nv
two daughters, Mss Nellie Gosee and
Mrs. j. r. Brldgers, of this city.
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the employers OF tho largest concerns ia
Omnhn Council Bluffs and South Omaha
and continually receive calls for c0mpe-
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clerks and fuleHladiea.
We have positions now open for ono
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and one bDokkceper.
Apply a. once,
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HELP WANTED-MALE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Hotel clerk At the Koehler Ho-
tel. Grand Island, Neb. (sl-M4D ~
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-27

and the water frozen in glaciers over the pavements
and walls, that seemed to know nsnetively the peril
of the totering wall and communicated his fears to
Skinny.
The pusating throbbing engine had been dragged
away only moment before the street was filled with
ruin of fallen and smoking brick.
Hector again responding the firm but delicate gud-
ance OF his friend had by his enormous strength alone
swerved the engine from its and barely clear of
big sight seeing automobile filled with white faced
frightened tourists Skinny had grinned them as he
passed. but he knew only well that it Hector
alone that had saved half dozen lives, including prob
ably his
Do you wonder that he loved his fine big horse
Through all the best part of his life they had gone to-
gether-fends sharing dangers, comforts and pleas
ures
Out Of his dream came Skinny with shock. Round
tire last corner at the foot OF the hill they dashed
reckless speed The bluc-coatcd policeman sprang out
from the curb and shouted down the avenue to clear
the way.
The whole street shrank out OF the way. except one
little baby girl with dazed eyes Skinny stood up the
rcins like nadnan, his foot jammed on the brake.
Whoa Hector you devil whoa" he cried hoarsely
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-27
The Complete Story of

Hector" by Edward ostrom, Jr, is notable both
for its strength and its tenderness The noble
fire horse and his rough, rugged driver arc
brought before the reader in such manner as to
win clear, understanding sympathy. The story is
one that will appeal to the human side OF every
heart that has throbbed with quickened pulse as
the changing engines dashed by with their gallop-
ing horses and blue -shirted hre-hghtcrs, SEEM
ingly stirred alike with eagerness to battle for
the safety Of imperilled lives.
The forceful pencil of L. Methfessel has illus
trated Hector" and has presented worthy pic
ture of the noble animal whose life-story is here
related 1t is picture combining the fidelity Of
a Aashlight photograph with the effect that could
be produced only by the pencil of an artist whose
soul is attuned to sympathy with the brute hero
he portrays,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-27

After the sugar had been eaten he would bow his head
to show his gratitude.
1t all came back to Skinny as on occasions life
times memories will be packed into brief moment
Skinny driving to fire, but subconsciousy he was
living again his freman's career with Hector.
When Hector had been transferred to the uptown
section and had shifted his good bye into Sknnys fearful
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-27

The great horse gaped with the pain # the bit; and
tried hold back his haunches. Plunger staggered
on his left but he held him up for several yards; then
Boiler stumbled and fell with a crash Hector was
brought to his knees Plunger under the mercess
wheels, and the engine to a stop It was all over
as quick as kiss Plurrcr lay quiverng with broken
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-27

Skinny made driver OF The engine after that-the
windows spittins fire and smoke. Skinny had crawed
slowly up the front of the building with his scaling lad
der and brought own the old woman and her two little
granddaughtcrs The next day the papers famed with
accounts of his herosm.