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The Irish standard., 1907-02-23

Cypress ST.; Med EX., l)f. j. .. Cava-
first and third Mondays at Central hall,
9Th and 1th SIS.
4. Conroy. 1912 Margaret ST.: Vice Pres.
Nj. r. McDonough, 1921 Z. 9Th ST.: Rec
Sec, John ]. Bailey, e9s Z. 4th St.: Fin.
ST.; ST. Treas, Nj. J. McGrath, s9s L. 4th ST. st.;
Med. EN-, DIR. j. O. C:vanal,gh, 29a En-,
.dlcott Arcade. Meetings on the first and
ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
Division No. /. Dulutll-county Presi-
aynt FRED g. /; aHt Ryan t,IaG SCI Pal1sdo bldg:
President, 4. Murphy, Herald Office; Rec &C.
ordi,,y Secretary II. O'Flaherty, 1901 w.
I'd ST: Fin. and 1ns. Sec, J. T. DUMMY.
81 burrows glds.; 5ld Treas; \; o'dDoonneil;
Jersey Bldg. Meetings held first and third
Wednesday. Cathedral school hall.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
Division No. 4, West Duluth-Pres
John Casain. $50 N. 5stl ave. w; vice
Pres. Nicholas, Collins. % n. 55t, ave:
W KSe W iIf T n nd 1ns see ame, I9t n 6Sd
usl,v, 114 y. 6sd ave. w; Treas. P. =.
M,,;Iaw. .2S n. b1th ave. W.; Med.
i:xsn,.. Dr. G. II. Payette. Silvey Blk
Meetings held OH the first and third Tues.
days Of each month at Gilleys hall.
SCOTT COUNTY.
County P:esident-F. J. Leonard Jor-
Division No. /, Scott co-Prcsident.
DR.. &. L. Moloney. Belle lolaine: Vice
Sec. ii: s. conlon. Belle Plaine: fin.
J. II. Stratton. Belle Plaine: Treas. Dan
sl Ga'sSao o,onag nof ses Rs'qs PAIN. Med x ns
held on the first Sunday of each month. 1:
o'clock NJ, Fraternity hall. Eelle Elaine.
The Irish standard., 1907-02-23

Division No. ., 81. Paul-Pres., Mrs.
Margaret Carey. oos w. Central: Vice
pres. Mrs. r.. Moynaugh. ~ Atwater st ::
boulevard; Fin. Sec, Miss Alice Trracv'
o3o Edmond St: Ins. Sec, Mrs. M,rv
Shcchan. Kent aud West Pllalcn: Treas
Mrs. sexton. II: Manitoba ave-: Mei
EXAM, Dr. Mck"ou. Rice and l'niyersitv
Meetings held on second and fourth We'd j.
nesdays at a. .. II. hail. 7th and Frank
lin SITS.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-07
APP0NAUG
Baseball Today at
the Churches. The Auto
Was Stalled. ...Other Notes
Of Interest.

The Apponaug baseball team will jour
ney to Carolina this afternoon to meet the
strong amateur team of that place.
great. many people OF st. GATHERINGS
parish in Apponaus will attend the picnic
tonight at East Greenwich given by the
church OF our Lady OF Mercy OF East
Greenwich.
John T. Mclaughlin of Apponaug, snip
ping clerk at the East Greenwich Bleach
cry starts on his annual vacation today
Work on the new chimney at the Apo
naug company was resumed THIS morning
on account OF the rain the masons were
unable TO work since last Tuesday after
noon. The chimney is now 80 feet high.
Miss Josephine Mcmahon teacher In the
Apponaug grammar school. has arrived
in the village from her home in Boston.
Miss Georgina Williams of Providence,
who has been visiting Mrs. George Cady
OF this village. has returned.
AUTOMOBILE STALLED.
Yesterday afternoon large Stanley
touring car belonging to II. C. Anderson
NJ BOSTON became stalled in front of the
residence OF John c. Brown on Main
street Mr.. Anderson labored for quite
n while, but was unable to move the ma
chine party I'm a touring car stopped
10 lend a helping hand to their destitute
friend The batteries were tested but were
reported as being o. X, although the car
would not move. Finally Mr.. Anderson
sought the services OF Patrick Duffy, cleo
trical engineer at the Apponaug company.
Mr. Duffy examined the batteries and
found that the wire connecting them had
been broken He repaired the wires and
the car was soon on it's way to Boston.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-07
GRADE TEACHERS
FILL VACANCIES

Superintendent Walter II. small mas
announced several designations OF teaeh-
ers during the summer vacation period
including those OF Ernest NJ. Hunt at the
Hope high school. and Sumner w. Cush-
ing and William o. Hamblin at the Iech-
nical high school.
Jesse VI. Gathany Brown. 1919. mas
been appointed 20 fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF Mr.. Hunt
The designations In the primary and
s,rg nmar schools numbered seven, as FOL
lows: Ellen Meehan, Peace street school school
Elizabeth Turbitt Peace street schooi
Amy T.. Sheldon, Broad street school
Gertrude l.. Davis. Willow street school
Ellzabeth- Carpenter Bread-stFee'
school: Emma a. Irons. oxford street
school. and Ruth Y. Wright, Peace street
school. These vacancies have been filled
from the list OF grade teachers. respec'
lively as follows Mary A. Blessing
Eva r. Greenblatt. Loretta M. Calvin
Sarah l. Norton. Bessie B. Grammont
Barbara u. Keegan and Rose M. Nc
Cardla.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-07
PAWTUXET VALLEY
New Lace Factory for River
point. Mrs. PauI's Funeral.
Other Notes.

The report is given out that the valley
will soon have another industry. This
time an industry is to be OF a different
nature than any OF its predecessors
The new plant will be for the manufac-
ture OF lace. and is to be located, between
the foundry and the Continental Finishing
company.
The funeral OF Mrs. Lucille Paul. widow
OF Joseph Paul. who died at her home in
Bakerville on Thursday. was solemnized
this morning at o'clock from ST. Johns
church. The deceased was in her Slst year
and highly esteemed by her many friends
In the neighborhood. The interment was
In ST. Josephs cemetery In Riverpoint.
William Albro, son OF Lucien Albro OF
Maple avenue, Phenix, has returned home
after few weeks spent in Wisconsin and
other western states and relates many
pleasant Incidents OF his trip. He Is in
much better health than when he left last
spring.
A large Maxwell touring car driven by
Frank Hendrick OF Providence became
disabled on the square at Arctic Centre,
yesterday afternoon, owing TO an accident
TO a part OF the mechanism.
VALLEY NOTES.
Mr.. Thomas Dooiey OF clyde has re-
sumed his duties after a vacation.
Joseph V. Smith. Phi. G., employed
at Chagnons pharmacy, at Arctic Centre.
has returned home, from Massachusetts.
W. A. ID. Clarke OF Middleboro, Mass
has been engaged by the Warwick school
committee TO fill the vacancy at the high
school made vacant by the resignation OF
Herbert G. Congdon, who had charge OF
the commercial department.
Mr. and Mrs. William OConnors OF
Lynn. Mass, are visiting Mrs. O'Con-
nors' father. William Buriingame. In
Riverpoint
Mrs. Della Gardner of Providence was
a guest yesterday Of Miss Jessie Whee-
lock OF Harris.
Mrs. Marshall Bigbee OF Harris, who
has been i'll. is improved.
Mrs. Peckham and two daughters OF
Newport returned 10 their home today
after visit to Miss Julia Colvin at Phe-
nix.
Thomas Bagley OF Riverpoint who has
George Fuller OF Foster Centre Is
spending a few days in Rverpoint.
Charles E. Horton OF Auburn Is the
guest OF William MCGEE in Quidnick.
The last open-air concert OF the sea-
son will be given this evening at Arctic
Centre by the Quidnick band
Work was commenced yesterday upon
the construction Of new foot bridge
bridge was burned at Moons cut a short
time ago. During the past few days the
task of changing cars at this point has
been very disagreeable.
Miss Margaret G.l..enson OF Pontiac is
spending a brief vacation with relatives
in New York.
Miss Maggie Mathewson OF Riverpoint
u visiting In Fall River.
Miss Louise Potter Of Providence Is Wis
iting In Arctic Centre.
Mrs F. K. McCaulley OF Arctic Centre
has returned home from the White
Mountains.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-07
PRES. FAVORS RIDING
ASTRIDE FOR WOMEN

Oyster Bay, Sept. president and Mrs.
Roosevelt visited the riding academy near
here Yesterday, where the president re-
viewed the work OF tn class. Archie and
Quentin Roosevelt took part In the re-
view.
The girls in the class ride astride and
the president, in the course OF the review.
II Is said. expressed himself as In favor
of that method of riding for women.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-09
XNGWOoD PRESTON COUNTY, WEST THURSDAY MAY 1907

ing TO perfect her English. Scattered
over table were the papers used in
her last lesson. lt was pathetic CO.
Incidence that her last lessons had
been iu conjugating the verbs to
laugh" Ito sing" ito dance" TO
smile"
When Belleville was questioned con-
corning Calve he became enthusiastic.
1t n true that l have the greatest
admiration Tor madame" he said. "She
Is the great artist-thc greatest m the
world was truly glad when she
came TO the Manhattan Opera But
Mile. Isahelle-She was Jealous always.
loved her. yes but ID was not possi-
ble that we should ever be happy mar
ried because OF her unreasonable jeal-
ousy. l am. first OF all. musician. l
cannot help admirlng other musicians,
ana for twenty years l have known
and admired Nine. Calve. We have
been great friends for a long time, and
l would not give up the friendship OF
so great an artist for the unroasouing
jealousy of another woman"
Seen I'm her apartment at the Hotel
Astor, Nine. Calvc vigorously denied
that she had ever known either the
man or the woman and that she was
ut loss 20 understand how either
would dare 10 say she knew them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-09
SHOT HIMSELF IN SLEEP.
Dreaming Of "That lrishman" Nearly
Killed Gus Johnson.


GuStuVC Johnson. "a BrooklNu ma.
chiniSt twenty two years old while
dreaming that mau was about To
shoot him took revolver from under
his pillow aud shot himself in the ab.
domeu.
The report OF the shot awakened
johnson and his bodrcuow. win, asked
what had happened. johnson said.
"ihot Irishman has shot me ut last. .
"That lrishman" had lou- boon the
central figure OF JomsvuH droams.
a month ago johnson went TO board
at 10 Fort Greene pmca Brooklyn.
with a family named john %. but To
which ne IS not related liv .aid he
dreamed almost nightly thut "a man
appeared i'm his room. announced him.
self as that Irishmau" nuL attempted
10 XIII him
Oscar johnson. the uuimdy's SON.
oncrvd 90 sleep with the hlardcr that
he might hc Irassurvd hy companion.
ship Whom his houlfyns dream avas.
cucl him oscar found chat Gus,ave
Invariably slept with u lonlpd revolver
under his pillow and vur.yi him It
was dangerous, but without avail
Three times during the night oscar
was awakened 10y Gustayc's thrashlng
about Boa the bed, muttcring something
about that lrishman" 1t was $3.50
a. IN. when the report OF the revolver
awakened Oscar. He lit the gas. Blood
stains were on the bcdclothmg. Gus
tUyc's revolver lay ON the floor. As the
men were locked In the room, II was
evident that the dreamer had shot
himself.
The wounded man was taken I'm an
ambulance 70 the Brooklyn hospital.
where the bullet was extracted. John.
son Is said 70 have an even chance OF
recovery.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-09
JUMP TO DEATH TOGETHER.
Boy and Girl, Baked In Love. Leap OF
Virginia Bridge.

Iumiliated by the failure OF their
plan for runaway marriage, a boy
and a girl lcapcl from a high suspcn-
sion bridge at Clifton Forge. Va. and
sank I'm the river claspcd iu cuch 9th
ers arms. The young swcctncarts
were Mabel Pendleton. seventeen
years old, and Stewart G. Gray. only
two years her senior
For some time young Gay and Miss
Pendelton had been infatuated with
each other, but the girls parents OBJ
jected to their marrying ON account OF
their youth. The young couple finally
determined 10 get married anyhow.
They planned TO run away TO Washing
ton aud return from there only after a
wedding
The parents of the girl learned the
direction they had taken and. jumping
TO the conclusion that Washington was
their objective point, tclcWaphcd the
police at Intervening stations.
When the train bearing the young
couple reached Stauntou a policeman
boarded II and tool, both the girl and
the boy into custody. They were made
20 leave the train ana under the police
mans escort were taken back TO their
home city.
At q O'Clock the next morning they
met ana jumped into Jackson river
from the suspension bridge.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-09


and lesion of the hrnin dcyclopcl.
and the other beginning the day the
last Of u series OF delicate. astonishing
j. successful operations made him n
fonsato being once more
To Drs. II. T. Curtis. l.. -. Rogers.
J. NJ Nnndcrhon aud Mems $. Greg.
Org belongs tEc credit OF restoring 10
sOmc scmbnncc Of humanity what had
dci0iorutcd from man into u mere
creature. Dr. Gregory. tho bellevue
nlienist aided his confrcrcs with his
expert services, while they attended 70
the surgical phase OF the case.
Two weeks after Kane had been
struck on the head hc developed cpilcp-
sy. Paralysis followed. Then camc
motor nphu5Ia ana then loss of speech.
The man was slowly becoming mere
animal, so fUr ns Intellect aud pcrcep.
tIon were concerned
Kano was taken 10 Rcllcvuc Twc
und half inches 81 his skull were
removed ANA the pressure relieved. lie
recovered from epilepsy, but Isis right
side, controlled by hc left lobe of the
brain, was paralyzcd. A few months
later All bis Affections returned. ana
once moro the surgeons tackled the AL
most hopeless task They removed Ger
tain portions OF the brain. nud once
ngeu Kane seemed well. only To rc.
lap8' ilC became spccchlcss nnd lost
thr power OF locDmolion
lu February the surgeons conveyed
90 him the Information that another
operation might prove fatal.
"Go ahead" hr wrote. "Td rather
die than Doe THIS way"
They 'wcnt ohcnd" The surgeons,
after Dr George had found Kane TO be
same, removed tac top of the mans
skull performed daring fonts lu sur.
gerry, explored thn cavities Of the brain
ana then waited Three days later
| Euuc could speak once more, how
ever Doe lost thc power of articulation.
uud the doctors continued their lul0rs
finally replacing tlo uufuIy nbroscd
| skull Gradullly Kane cnmn back ia
/ life came out of thc bluuEucss. the
/ lc'hargy. tho pathetic mental numb
| moss hc had uttered and now ho i-
/ ON thn road to recovery.
10 was one of tho most unusual sc
/ rirs OF operations known to surgery.
kIuns condition is mcanuv Il,
. luaws what b.l: ie. can recognize q
/ .'cph1uo. cau distinguish Uctwrci
/ foods. yct Doc cannot fmumutc hr
knowledge into words Ile Hsk now
before the surgeons u Goo hec thci
remarkable patient rut through
| course OF training rsr... similar @
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-09
NUMBER 2S
HE HAS 100000.
Des Moinos Bachelor Begs Police 20
Save Him From Women.

Tvs "V'NNe laNNetot HeHS BoltCo TO
Save Him From Women.
Women are about 90 ovcrpowcr and
marry IL. J. HIGGINS, bachelor. with
100000, who lives IN Dcs Moinos. la.
So persistent has bccn their courtship
of him that ho has called on Police
Chief Toms for protection
81 want to Dee let alone" he told
Chief Toms. "hut the women here do
not give me IA chance 20 spend ono
hour In peace They write me letters
and send me prpscuts and sklrmish
around ana try to meet me. / have
just been worried $50 much | ann losing
flesh. Look at me. Here / am. pale
and thin and all worn out dodcing wo.
men. l don't want to murry, aud if
you VIII protect me / shall not do II.
Please, Mr. Toms, detail am ofncer I'm
uniform to protect me- want IL
known around here chat I 0m not TO bo
bulldozcd into WutrmUny.
81 did think of gcuug nJunctlons
ngunst the women who love me. but
look what &c would cost Why it
would keep an the lawyers In Des
Moines busy writing documents for "A
month, and about the time / had the
first relay served another horde would
bc camping on my tuu'
Higgins is man of middle age ana
handsome.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-09
MAN BECOMES A BABY
Surgery Turns Injured Adult Back
to Childhood.
NOW LEARNING HIS A 3 C'S.

Timothy Kane, Struck on the Hoad.
Fast Rovorting 20 Bostiality When
Surgeons Knife camo 60 Rescue and
Hs Began Lie Anew.
Robust bright eyed aud I'm the fun
bloom of what might have been man.
hood had his brain retained it's bal.
oncc. Timothy Kane. FOR three years IA
sufferer from agouIzmg discaecs. is In
Bellevue hospital New York city. with
his mental faculties weak us those of a
child and with surgeons nnd nurses
teaching him 10 speak. Ia read. To
write, TO distinguish between the ob.
jccts about him.
Like baby with alphabetical blocks
strcwn around him aud pictures OF
animals i'm goudlly colorcd books kanc.
forty two years old has reverted ta the
stage whore his knowledge of the world
must bc acquired again
In fact, the man has literally lived
two lives one lie ending thrco ycnrs
ago, when lac was strucl, on the head
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-09
DOG DIES TO SAVE GIRL.
Self Sacrificing Canine Wins His Way
70 tho Animal Hoaven.

Tossed TO one Side out of the path of
galloping team by hcr pet dog Car
rlc, an Irish setter. Emile Schlictlng.
Ave years old, of 3S Cranberry street.
Brooklyn, escaped injury Barking its
defiance at the hor cog. Inc dog tried to
follow it's owner but T8s struck by
the horses honf3 nud on instant 1atcr
had IT'S life he'd out 10y The wheels
of tho heavy iu..
Persons saw tho little girl roll over
I'm the street and the accident which
ended the animals life, but before
they could act tho driver OF tho team
whipped UP his horses and started
from tho neighborhood ot top speed.
Several pedestrians followed the truck,
but they were soon outdistauced and
obtained only vague description OF
the driver and rig tO give 60 the police.
Clutchiug the collar of her pet, which
only recently had boon given TO tho
Schlicting family by one OF tho mem
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-09

After burning into his forehead with
acid q cross one and ouc.l.lf inches
long Dr. Paul Bctty pnru 5r Of
Green in the Central Uu'u. mivcr-
sity at Oskaloosa, Ia.. l.. declared
himself at tho hcod of ",a. own
Volunteers for thc cru .f the
twentieth century RccH. d.. bis act
and declaration Doc has boon 1t missed
from thc university BciuV intends TO-
go TO Kansas to organize hs work He
asks for 11foJO followers. each 90 have
the cross burned into his forehead and
20 go ana preach without scrip or purse
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-09
NOT ON THE PROGRAMME.
Angry Wife Introduces Exciting Act In
New York Theater


Without advertisement thrilling do.
nestle sketch was suddenly added TO
the vaudeville bill in Hammcrstcin's
Victoria, In New Yorl, city IT went
with such rush that It nearly cmpucd
the standing area TO The rear Of the
orchestra chairs.
General interest I'm development Of
the plot was not grathcd because OF
modcsty on the part OF the man who
had been cast without hls consent for
the part Of the husband discovered aud
police Interference ON behalf of the
small woman who was characterized
Ia the dialogue MS the huasy.
Two well dressed men entered the
thcatcr just before the performance
began, accompanied 10y two women
They took seats i'm Tie orchestra moor.
ANA the smaller woman sat beside the
larger man. while her companion. who
was tall and dressed in black, sat FAR
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-09
Himself In Agony, Operates on Patient.

TITTW7ITI W NDVTJI VNO|HIN8 ON T8TT0TI'
with his hands ana arms severely
burned by carbolic acid. d. John Stur-
gcon, one Of the best known ph5 sicIaus
Zoo Jnioutown, In. ampu'I'od % mans
arm at the Unioutowu hospital before
hc attended TO his own iniuHo Iu pre-
pairing for the operation Dr. Sturgeon
had made n strong acid mtiscpuc.
This Zoe some manner was loft iu 70
basin where pan of wutor should
have been without noticing thc mis-
take the doctor put h's bands Geo the
basin and started 90 rh te liquid
over hiJ arms He wrrcl wIu pain.
but as the patient uoc1cI Immediate
attention be ignored his own pu.u.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-09
mr DEoLAREs THE NED Is IDEAL.

Ing out of doors, and in looking about
for something suitable for bed he
discovered In rough coffin box just
what he desired.
Filled with straw, over which "a
blanket is laid, he declares the bed Is
Ideal, and for n slight protection from
the weather he erected over hs strange
bed an awning, ana there, whether the
temperature bc warm on frgid, ne
states he has a coy nest
"Ihe box is better than a cot be-.
cause 1t Is warmer underneath. A cot
would be very cold, but my box, filed
with straw, Is just thc tn.ng. OF
course any Kind OF bpN would do,
but 1T would be difficult to gpt one just
the right size without ordering II made,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-09
THE OLD oHAPbA1s FILL IN runon


body saw the supposed dead man not
only move. but fix upon his face l00l,
~ wild that Doe collapsed and fell hi
terror Shortly aftcrvard one Of tho
attendants came iu and. seeing the
priest stretched ON the floor in what
they thought was a swO0n. ran 90 the
cupboard, which they had mo- sooner
opened than the dead body foll out
among them.
This was alarming enough. but when
Ola turning round they sass tho sup
posed corpse glaring ot tLnH .u STE
ting posture from tho bier tn.g ncd 600
panic. a little later thc roa' .ain OF
the case was established, hu, 0l being
raised the unfortunate chaplain was
eund To- be dead.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-09

Ivo miles cast 20 Terra Alta Que m.e
north otB. N q. .R. II. Io7 acres a. acre.
cleared balance woods aud timber abou,
100 eco feet ofiaw timocr mostly good sale.
90 acres meadow good orchard goo
water. sxroom house small rs1k barn.
horse stable and other buildings s5 feet
lime rock good fencing a poruouof ho
fafm lcvc aud some hillside but m6 rcri
can be used conveniently ON nearly aII ol
b.. Call on or address W N. CASTEEI
Terrs Alta. W. Va. or Lee Millcf "a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-09
JEALOUS OF CALVE.
Fair French Girl Kills Herself In
CeIIist's Apartments.
ROMANCE OF THE OPERA.
Pretty Isabelle Routtslot, Driven to
Desperation by Her Lovers Artistic
Admiration For the Great Prima Dom
ma, Takes Her Life In His Room.

Jealousy of her sweetheart's artistic
admiration OF Mime. Calve. the famous
prlma donna. is said To have been the
cause for the sensational suicide OF
Isabelle Routtelot a handsome French
girl. in the apartments OF the man she
loved. She broke into the room In his
absence through window and killed
herself by gas.
Louis Belleville. the man with whom
the girl was in love and because OF
whom she decided 10 die. is n cellist
In the orchestra OF the Manhattan
Opera House, New York city. He has
played i'm many famous orchestras and
has been thrown much in the company
OF Nine. Cnlve, for whom he expresses
the utmost devotion and admiration.
Both in Paris and I'm this country he
has been known by many as one OF
Calves most devoted adherents
For more than three years Isabelle
Routtelot, the dead girl. had been en-
ragged 10 be married 20 BellcviIlc.
When he came 10 this country two
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-09
DUG ITS OWN GRAVE.


\ pet cot owned by Carl Kock, who
died not loug ago ot Bucyrus. O., cx-
plrod OF n hrukcn heart There IL no
doubt of the truth of the statement, as
the cat was perfectly we'll up TO the
time Of IT'S masters death MIR. Kecls
found the cat ou the street and gave It
home. The cat showed decided
preference FOR Kecly and refused 20.
have anything To do with the rest OF
the family.
After KccEs death the cat refused TO
eat on he consoled, though II was np.
parcntly perfectly we'll Finally it went
into the garden ana dug big hole
large enough To lle down I'm and. curl
Ing Itself up I'm the grave Il had made,
passed peacefully away.