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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-06-17
LARRAZOLO-ANDREWS
CONTEST CASE STARTS

Special to The Evening Citizen. #.
Washington ID. c., June H. I
All parties, including the attor- .
neys are here and the LARA .
zolO-AndreWs contest case for
} the seat Of Delegate TO Con- I
gress from New Mexico, will 4,
start tomorrow. The papers are A..
i'm readiness 10 be opened and ,
} considered. There is no doubt /,
J but that the case will be de- ,
cided in favor Of Mr.. Andrews I
} as he is prepared TO make a 4,
} strong showing
New E~tanCia Postmaster
Miguel A. Romero has been I
J appointed postmaster at Estan- I
. cia, Torrance county, vice II. b. 4
Hawkins. resigned I
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-06-17
Defensc is Sanguine.

Defense is Sanguine.
The attorneys for the defense were
in better spirits today than at any
time since the trial opened.
They regarded the early termlna-
ton of the states case as an ac-
Acknowledgement that the opposition had
shot its heavy artillery and they affect
to place a small value on what has
been fired.
Notwithstanding the feeling, the
defense will go through with its plan
to contradict the statements of Or
chard. Both Darrow and Richardson
say that every one of the hundred or
more witnesses they have summoned
will be placed on the stand.
Probably the first witness to be
called will be Ed Boyce and some
of the older members of the Western
Federation of Miners
These men will give the facts in
the earliest history of the organiza-
ton, it being the purpose of the de-
velop the workings of the organiza-
ton down to the present.
1t is given out that the state will
introduce in evidence copies of the
Miners magazine to show alleged in
fiammatory utterances of the official
organ of the federation.
Public Interested.
ne great interest Wnltn the nay
wood trial is arousing can readily
be seen by the following list Of cor
respondents, who are in attendance:
X. j. Kennedy, superintendent AS
sociated Press.
Martin Eagan, correspondent Asso-
ciated Press.
Robert T. Small, correspondent AS
ISOLATED Press.
Hugh O'Neill, editorial writer, Dem
yer Post.
James r. holland, court reporter,
Denver Post.
j. :. Dunnigan, Hearsts papers.
John Fay, New York World
j. II. MacLennon, Denver Repub-
lican.
c. O. BroXon, Boise Capital News
II. l.. Crane, The Statesman.
j. f. Roberts, Idaho Unionist
NJ. ). Parker, Portland Journal,
II. X. Davis, New York Times
John +. Nevius, Publishers Press.
Jacob Waldeck, Scripps-McRae.
G. y. LandOn, cripps-MCRae.
George Ii. Shoaf, Appeal 10 Red-
son.
Bryan Walker, Appeal 10 Reason.
II. f. Titus. the Socialist.
Wade r. Parks, New York Daily
People.
Ida Crouch-Hazlett. Montana news.
\. f. Thomas, New York sun.
f. G. Leipheimer Butte Evening
News.
James Gray, Minneapolis Journal
Blaine Phillips, Brooklyn Eagle.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-06-17
SHELTER ASSURED
FOR ALBUQUERQUE

ee .
Representatives of the COM I
. pany in this city today stated I
. that barring no changes in pro- I
. gram, Albuquerque will un- Z
. doubtedly secure the ri-Bullion I
. Smelling and Developing Co.'S I
. big smelter.
5. w. Traylor, the head of the I
. ri-Bullion Smelling and De- I
. veloping company, and Robert I
. w. Bull, who is connected with I
. that concern, have Just COM I
. pleted a tour through the COM I
. pany's mines near Kelly, N. NJ. I
. They found everything in excel I
Q lent condition.
4 Il 4
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-06-17
Next Two DayS.

What the next two court days will
bring forth is not a matter of certain
knowledge outside the office of the
attorneys for the prosecution. They
have succeeded remarkably well thus
far in keeping their line of procedure
secret and their future operations
are carefully guarded. While 1t is
known that fully 100 witnesses are in
town, these are all guarded by the
Pinkerton detectives and special Of
ficers and their movements are closely
watched
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-06-17
DEFENSE DOES NOT
FEAR THE OUTCOME
Has Plenty of Evidence. Accord
ing to Richardson. to Over
come Story of Orchard and
All Corroborating TeS-
timony by Others.

to examine its remaining witnesses.
There was no session of the court
today, and Senator Borah informed
the attorneys for the defense that
they should have their witnesses pres
ent by Thursday morning.
Principal Witness.
In telling a story of crime that COW
cred a period OF years from April,
1899 to December 80, 1905, Harry
Orchard laid the foundation for the
case against the Federation officials.
But he also imposed on the state the
herculean task of digging up corro-
borative evidence of his story which,
standing alone, is worthless.
Orchard left the stand shortly af-
ter court convened Thursday after
noon. The state has thus had little
more than two days and announces
it probably will take two more days
to establish confirmation of the most
monstrous tale of criminality of the
century.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14
The Volunteer.

We cannot all paint pictures
Where sunset skies are blent:
We cannot all do great things
But all can be contentl
We cannot all wear laurel,
We cannot all be sent ~
With messages to Garcia
But all can be content. 80
God never meant His armies
To be all captains true.
He meant TINT some be soldiers
Like me-and maybe, you!
And while we keep our vigils,
Let's praise the task He sent,
For while we DO His bidding,
Shall we not be content?
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14

FINE FARM - Should Senator
Bailey Of TsxAs bs defeated for 70.
election. he could retire 70 one Of ths
finest blue grass farms In ksntueky.
His enemies declare that he has Gloss
to el. 900. 900 stored away In land and
horses in the central part of thai
state. He owns three nne farmi
which nearly Ad3oin. the land AvsrAs
ing In value ol60 su sore.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14

= FATTENING CATTLE - Smith
and Bald Of the Central meat market
are feeding corn 70 . bunch Of cattle
ous at wssmors. They have bought
40. 900 pounds from the Colorado Lum.
Dor and Supply company and II ID
being hauled ont to wstmors BY silas
Tribble. He IL employing six teams
and has made two trips.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14

NOTICE r. N. A.-Notioe 10 here.
by given to the me embers Of Camp No.
28l9, ROYAL Neighbors Of America.
shat there will be . special meeting
held at the homo Of NeiRhbor Mary
MoCandlsss on Monday evening at
7:S0 O'Clock for the pufposs Of dis.
ousaing business Of Importance to the
local camp. Mrs. Mary MoOaudleas.
oracle. 1i.l2
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14

ELDER COMING--W D. Phifsr.
presiding elder for this n. 3 ohuroh
district. will be In the oity from
Denver next Saturday evening and
will hold quarterly conference. On
Sunday morning he will preach and
hold communion. He goes from
here to the coal camps
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14
HALL FOR WOMEN Thon

HALL FOR WOMEN Thomas
Henry shsvlin. . multi. .millionaiF Ire
Of Albany. N. T.. but st present
engaged In the lumber business In
Portland. Ore. has presented 70 the
Univsrsitv Of Minnesota . hall for
women which cost go. 900. The new
building hes been named the Alice
ehsviin hall.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14
KNEE AND HAND.

An Iowa traveller named Knee In.
Jured his hand. Another knight whose
name is Hand, stepped from a street
car and injured his knee. They met
the other day and this is what they
said:
Knee, what's the matter with your
hand?"
"Cut my hand, Hand, what's the
matter with your kneo?"
'Sprained my knee. Knee!"
And then the hotel clerk interfered.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14

all tbs requests wsfs oomplisd with
ths company would asshls anA A1ish
the season playing rsturn datss.
Manager Houston pronIsss % In this
aatrastion ons Of the very best that
has booked for this ssason. Prices s5.
s5. 30 and 10 cents. Band concert
and parade on the streets a noos on
day Of performance.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14

Roses in Bloom In San Antonio
This historic city h . very delightfui
place TO visit during the winter season.
Tho Colorado and Southern railway Of
fers vary low rate tickets with liberal
limits and stop.over privileges. Write
for descriptive literature to 7. u. Fisher.
g. p. A., Denver.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14
HAIRY WARD'y-Massisssnt

HAIRY WARD'H-Naeni6esut All
White Minstrsls will appear 81 the
epsSa heass for sss sight ssly o.
Wednesday. Jsasasy Is. This q.
osllsns aggregates Of gsadusaas from
shs college sf eomsdy has bsss play.
ipg II Msbrasks asl Celssads nasy
nights n seaaaiss rooa ssly A. u
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14

PREAOHED-Rev. Worley Of Gan.
on City again filled the puplit at the
morning and evening services In the
N. &. church yesterday. In the absence
Of the pastor. the Row. II. n, Pin.
gree. who with bis wife ara expected
TO return from Denver this week.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14
Tarpon Fishing

The Colorado and Southern railway
offers very attractive rates to Rockport
and Corpus Christi, where the Silver
King abounds. For particulars writs T.
q. Fisher, General Passenger Agent,
Denver,
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14
One Fare Plus $500 to Dallas
and Return

On January 10th and 3sth Colorado
and Southern will sell tickets from all
stations to Dsllas, Texas. and return,
good for thirty dsys. account Of Retail
Grocers' National convention. T. 4.
Fithsr, g. P. A.. Denver.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14

INJURED IN NINE Richard
Davis. who resides ION West Second
street. smplovsd In aud about shs coal
minss Of this county for several years.
met with . fsarful soctdsnt IL The
Chandler mine Saturday. IN some
manner both feet were badly crushed
He was tGksn 70 ths company hos.
pital In Trini6ad Saturday evening
and beth feet we're supstsesd yssssr.
day. NJ. Davis IL qsits ~ elA mas.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14
Mads to Measure Suits.

Will close out all winter woolsns
as one third on. Florence Tailoring
company. 1T East Main. 1927
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14
J0TT1N0s ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

sURPR1sE-Ts friends Of Tommy
Richards. Ir.. Of williamsburg ten.
dsrsd him . surprise party Saturday
evening.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14

Especially low Winter Tosfises sstss
TO points Ia ths 0satA and 0suthsast via
Ce,osaAe 4 gouthssn Ry. Wsits 7. 3.
Fishss, q. p. A.. Dsevss.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14
EWES AUTOMOBILE.

One night when Adam came home
from the brick yard, where he had
been moldin8 clay to make Cain
dog house, Eve met him with out
stretched arms.
Poor DEAR she murmured, "is he
tired most to death2" and she kissed
him on the nose.
II haven't a cent" said Adam, dodg-
ing and keeping his hand on his pock-
etbook.
"Addie, won't you get your 'Evey'
an automobile for Christmas cajoled
Eve, hugging him close and tickling
his ear with her bow-catchers.
"Automobile!" gasped Adam,
whats the matter with the old baby
carriage? 1t was good enough for
Cain. 1t surely ought to be good
enough for"
Eve blushed, and drowned the re-
mainder of his sentence in the autumn
leaf yoke of her shell-bark dress.
Not that, Addie. but real automo-
bile that runs with gasoline and says
'choo! choo! choo!' like that-and has
dear of handle for steering-and
four big leather seats all cushioned
with springs-and red coat Of paint
with orange stripes = and - and -
and"
And what?" demanded ADAM
Just then fox squirrel dropped a
pecan on Adams bald head and he
awoke with start!
HUH" he calculated. Il knew some
thing would happen like this II didn't
stop reading that story of Rip Van
Winkle!"
And when Abel came the old baby
carriage was the only automobile In
the Land OF Paradise.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14

DR.. Balstss Of Pueblo. will
fremont Hotel. Florenoe. Thur
January Gath. Practice limits
diseases Of the Eye, Ear. Nose
Throat and Fitting glasses.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14

Try Tribsss vsas ss,s..A
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14
Rag Weed and Roses.

In the theater of life there Is no
asbestos curtain.
Flattery that has label on It
makes mark Of the natterer
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14
I'g|'s'')g|R||!|4[!|ln y
n Medlae Ree,

In the midst of things stand
Like = helpless child and nmail.
And stretch out my puny arms to Fats
And know not the way At all!
All, I know not the way At all. my God,
And know not the way at ALT
lr the ight for bread strive
And the bread cheers not my hearti
IL It only to earn ones frugal meal
That Thou gavsst q man his part7
Is II only to eat man may live
While the world IL abfaze with artf
Is 1t only this? ask;
Is It only toll and meat?
Must the hope that Thou gave lie cold
and stfll
In the dust at ones weary feet?
ls 1t only for this. o Gcd, pray?
Is 1t only to toll and eat?
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14


asbestos curtain.
Flattery that has label on It
makes a mark Of the natterer.
The Philadelphia Record says that
rubies are so scarce people are won.
dering where Omar got his ruby at.
Pluck Is great characteristic OF
success. these days. When pllcking
good thing, remember to git
plenty while yer glttin'."
II people would use their night
latches to exclude the devil as they
do TO bar out burglars. this would be
better and happier world.
The Washington Post refers to
poetry as a disease. The esteemed
Post should not be alarmed-only a
few OF the rhymsters are really dis
eased.
SPRING is COMING.
with Christmas past and New Year
gone,
wonder who the word will bring
That whilo out walking In the park.
Hc heard a robin-rcdbreast sing.
Newspapers are all right In their
way, but the trouble with tho great
Journals OF intelligence is that they do
not give the local news. In fact, It
is only over the backyard fences OF
this eyentful and excitement pro.
ducing country that news Ia news.
The newspaper reporter smart enough
to play cavesdropper TO back alley
condolences. will copper to enough
news to mako bis paper famous in
two issues. OF course. he must take
his own chances on enduring to enjoy
the fruits Of his iabors, but living he
will have only again demonstrated his
extraordinary ability.
+ Rs:Ms...zs
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14

SPRING is COMING.
with Christmas past and New Year
gone,
wonder who the word will bring
That whilo out walking In the park.
Hc heard a robin-rcdbrsast sing!
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14

The Washington Post refers to
poetry as disease. The esteemed
Post should not be alarmed-only a
few OF the rhymstsrs are really dis
eased.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-14

The Philadelphia Record says that
rubies are SO scarce people are won
dering where Omar got his ruby at.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-20
TRAMP MAKES CONFESSION.
In Terror of Lynehing, Cries: 81 Don't
Know Why / Did IT.

Meadvife. Pa, Aug. 20.-In momen.
tary expectation OF being taken from
the officers by the crowd which formed a
gauntlet from the jail to Magistrate
Powers office late yesterday. Henry w.
Wagner, the assailant Of Miss Alma
Whitehead, peade guilty when arraign-
ed, anxious to get back to the security
of the Jail. The expressions Wagner
heard as he passed to and from the
prison indicated that it would have tax.
en- little to preeipitate lynehing.
Wagner has made . complete comics
sion to Sheriff Marshall and a deputy,
in addition 10 pleading guilty before tho
committing magistrate Wagner de.
seribed in detail his attack on Miss
Whitehead in the public road near her
home at Tunersville, how he carried
her into the woods. aud all that hap
pened before be released her at daylight.
His excuse IL; Il don't know why ]
did it,
Wagner IS German q years old, Of
medium size. His right eye is missing.
lie Is a typical tramp in dress and APP
pearance. The maximum penalty for his
crime is $1,000 fine and fifteen years
imprisonment The report from Tur-
nersyillc is that Miss Whitehead will
recover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-20
NORTH MONTPELIER.


DR.. Wheeler was in Boston Tues
day.
Clyde Laird OF Montpelier is visiting
George Cate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dodge are camp
ing for a week.
Joe Brothers was in town from Wood.
bury over Sunday.
Orlando Clark and family visited at
Theo. Clark's Sunday.
DR.. Wheeler returned Saturday night
from his trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stanley visited
at George Il. Pray's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Il. Z. Bamforth of Wa
terbury was in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd. Chaplin and son of
Montpelier visited at Henry Chapin's
Sunday.
Mrs George r. Pray returned from
Boston and Bellows Falls the first Of
the week.
Messrs. Hills, Pray and Blodah with
their wives returned home from Greens
boro Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kelton and
daughter, Ruth, are at Queen City park
for short time
Edward B. Nye OF Mortified, Mass,
piano tuner, is expected in town this
week for his annual vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chaplin and
daughter Of Chieopee, West Springfield,
are visiting their brother, Henry Cha.
pin.
Messrs. Fred Sibley, George Pray and
Charles King took an automobile trip
to McIndoez Friday, where Mr.. Sibley
purchased an automobile.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.


One lot Of hambnrgs, Toe. per yard at
Veale & knights.
Auction sale at city Auction Rooms
tonight at o'clock.
Henry Gill went to Peacham this
morning for weeks vacation.
Trunks, bags and suit cases for yotg
vacation trip, from the Frank McWhor-
ter Co.
Captain Kidd and his pirates at the
pavilion every night this week and Sat
urday matinee.
The Wonderland Moving Picture Co.,
at the pavilion this week win give the
Runaway Motor Car.
The Wonderland Moving Picture CO.,
viii show the Cooks Dream and the
Fatal hand every night this week.
Mrs. J. r. Maiden's cottage at Old
Orchard Beach, Me, was not burned in
the recent fire, as was at first rumored.
The runaway sleigh bell shown with
such great success in Boston is one Of
the many pictures to be seen at the
pavilion this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-20
A. p. ABBOTT & CO.
CHELSEA.

Mrs. w. H. sprague and son, John,
were in Brookfeld to visit relatives
Monday.
There was frost Monday morning
but not severe enough to do any damage
to crops in this vicinity.
Capt. F, b. Thomas Of Montpelier is
in town this week assisting Hale X.
Darling in the revision work.
Miss Emma Sargent entertained as
guests last week, her brother and two
sisters from East Brookfield-
NJ. E. Hutchinson has Just bought and
placed in the office of the Chelsea mills
National cash register Of the latest
improved style.
Charles L. Spear OF West Corinth, ae-
companied by his wife was in town Mon
day on business as was also Constable
George Hastings OF Corinth.
DR.. Holmes Of New York and Charles
r. Corwin OF Boston, who won the first
and second prizes respectively in the au.
tomobile parade last week, donated
their prizes to the town as nucleus to
fund with which TO purchase a street
sprinkler.
The funeral Of the infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs win r. Cook was held from the
home of It's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Hill, Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock, the Rev. George u. Lake off.
eating, H. w. Dearborn conducting and
the interment was in Highland cemetery.
Among those who were here to at
tend old home week, who left for their
homes Monday morning were Mr.. and
Mrs. G. /. Hood and Julian @. Hood Of
Lowell, Mass; DR.. and Mrs. George ).
Holmes, Miss Mae and Master George
J. Holmes, Junior of New York city;,A.
G. Stone and daughter of Scranton, Pa, /;
Charles ID. Broadway Of Claremont, N.
H.; Miss Nellie Merchant OF Boston
Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Parker Of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-20
LADIES' MUSLIN WAISTS.


These prices are the lowest that we
heve ever made on Waists so good as
these in fact we have never before
taken our best 81. 10 and LIS Waists
in their season and made them 69c.
All Of orr 81. 10 and Ill rs Muslin
Waists in an assortment Of sizes and
styles, both lace and hamburg trim
med, with lots Of narrow tucks, in
both long and short sleeves, now to
close an only 69c.
All Of our Waldorf Muslin Waits
that were 81. so and LIS now at
only Ss1.29.
All Woldrof Muslin Waists that
were s1.98 and 2. rs now at 81, 40.
All Waldrot Muslin Waists that
were 81. 50, 2.75 and 2.9S now At
$1.98.
All Waldrof Muslin Waists that
were 1875 3. SO, 4. so and 4. SO, now
at So. 9S
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-20
LADIES' WHITE SUITS.

All our Ladies' White Shirt Waist
Suits are in this sale al prices to close
them at once. The materials will
cost you much more than We are ask
ing for the Suits.
Ladies White Suits thar sold for
81 so and 1913, now S1.98.
Ladies White Suits that sold for
SIS, SIS and s.o8 TO close at
50. 80.
Ladies White Suits that have sold
at 8. 9S, 7.2s and $50, to close at
S4.98,
Ladies White Suits that have sold
at 800, 8.75. 1000 and 1850 to
close at So. 9S.
Ladies White Suits that have sold
at H. SO and 400, now to close at
So 90.
Ladies White Suits that have sold
AZ 1900 and 1850, now to close at
S7.98.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-20
RAIN BADLY NEEDED.
Grass Has Turned to Hay, With No One
10 Cut 1t.

Grass has turned 70 nay, with mo une
TO Cut 1t.
Burlington, Aug. 20-Farmers in I'D
city yesterday from various parts Of the
state expressed great alarm over the
present drought. lit hasn't rained for
weeks" said man who resides on the
b. & L. road, and the uncut grass has
already turned to hay. On many farms
there Is scarcity uf water. the springs
having dried up, and some farmers have
turned their COWS into the meadows SO
that they may get enough to eat"
Fortunately haying was completed be-
fore the effects Of the dry spell were
felt, but the corn and other growing
crops are now sadly in need Of rain.
The securing Of sufficient farm help
has also been hard problem for many
farmers to solve this season. Although
the pay has been larger than since
war time, men have been loath to tender
their services, and haying was badly
handicapped this season.
Its good times, though" resumed the
I.amoille county man. 4 guess we can
get along all right, with butter and po-
tatoes selling at top notch prices"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-20
LADIES' SEPARATE COATS.

The reason we are making 50 deep
a cut price on these goods is that we
need the money and must have the
room for fall stock.
Our full line Of Colorcd and Silk
Jackets 60 into this cleanup sale at
half-pricc. This means you get
$1,000 Coat for So. 90, $500
Goats for SO. 90 and 81. SO Goats
for only 80. 75 each
Ladies' Tailored Suits.
Our entire line OF Ladies' Wool
Tailored Suits, in colors and black,
are in this sale at half their former
price. These are all this seasons 5.
White Dressing sacques.
Ladies White Muslin Dressing
SacQucs that were 75c, now 49c.
Those that were 81. 90, now s5c.
Those that were 81. o8. now 81. 40
Those thar were 81. 98. now 81. 40
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-20
Victories Of Science.

Granting the past, lord Lister does
take rank as, by virtue Of his own
life work, one Of the few greatest bene-
factors OF humanity. II has been said
Of him. and have often repeated the
remark that he saves more lives every
yenr than Napoleon took In all hls
wars. DIR. Saleeby In Reader.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-20
SWIMMING CHAMPION.
World Title Won by Hungarian Before
1900 Spectators.

Weston Super Mare, England, Aug 20
loltan DE llomay 81 Budapest won
the 300 yards worlds swimming cham
pionship Inst night by half yard from
paOlo fladmioYio Of Weston Super Mare.
Charles NJ. Daniels " New York was
third finishing inst behind Radmiioyio
The time Of the winner wac minutes
"a seconds, HE contest was witnessed
By 1900 spectators.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-20
A Norway Superstition

In certain part9 of Norway when q
person IS drowned cock is put in a
boat, which is rowed about the scene
Of the disaster, the belief being that
the bird viii crow when the boat pass
es over the body.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-20
narhnr Sion ln sweden.

Barber shops in Sweden have bowls
IN which one can wash his face with
out using the hands. On touching a
button the water spurts up like a small
fountain. and the man who has been
shaved holds his face in 1t til the soap
" all washed away