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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-20

waiting station which has been in charge of John Mitchell for many years has been abolished by the trol- ley company. The building which Is owned by Platt Mills Co will be used by MT Platt.
 The fifth game of the pool tourna- ment was played last night at the Waldorf between Landers of Water | bury and Nolan of Naugatuck, result ing in a score of 75 to 12 in favor of Nolan. A large crowd witnessed the game, great interest being taken in | the contest At the Wooster in Wa terbury Thursday evening Tompkin- son of Naugatuck and Stone of Water 1 bury will meet.
 The funeral of the late John Noble was held this afternoon at 2:3O from the home of his daughter, Mrs Mary Barron on High street. The services at the house were conducted by the Rev Sherrod Soule, pastor of the Con- gregational church. Isbell Post. G. A R., of which the deceased was a mem- Der, attended the funeral in a body Souli duCO NlSuOio, UouCso, LC " ioboICtiCi Baldwin and Northrup acted as pail bearers The G. A. R. ritual was used at the grave. Interment was in Hill side cemetery.
 Miss Mary Reilly and Daniel Welch were married this morning at St Francis church by the Rev Father Sheridan. The bride was attended by Miss Nellie O'Brien and John H. Law less acted as best man. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the brides par ents, MT and Mrs Michael Rielly of Aetna street, after which the couple left for wedding trip. On their re- turn they will reside on Olive street They were the recipients of many costly and beautiful presents from their many friends who wish them many years of happy married life.
 Shortly after o'clock last evening an alarm was sounded from box "A, l corner of Maple and Church streets. The firemen quickly responded and found Judd's drug store in the Neary building was afire. Dr Dorton, who has his dental parlors up over the drug store was the first to discover the fire, noticing the smoke and also the floor getting pretty warm. He hastily ran to call the janitor to in- vestigate and rang In the alarm. The fire was caused by defective cleo tric wire between the metal ceiling and the floor the heat causing part of | the ceiling to fall. The chemical en- zine was used to extinguish the blaze. It Is not thought MT Judd's loss will be heavy, as smoke did the most damage. The building itself, being tireproof, very litle damage was | done
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-20
S4.nn0 in Q ToHel.

London. Ont Nov z0.-A middle aged woman entered the Bank of Montreal yesterday saying that she had cone from Chicago In order to deposit s4.809 ia gold and American s1 bills. which sae had fled ID In a towel. feeling that the money would be safer I1 the Bank of Montreal The money. she says Uzs the life tine savings of Ser zrsndnother, her mother and herself.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-20
no con,roI Rou.- and To. sx.tine.

New York. Nov. 20.-An alliance was formed between the Amateur Athletic union and the international Skating union. and the latter body will hence forth control both roller and ice skzt- ing This matter was brought uT Monday at the annual meeting of the Amateur Athletic union. and com nfttee. headed by Barlow s Weeks, was appointed to Iook into the mat ter. The co-uIttee made a fzvo-zbls rspor1- and the alliance wzs granted
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-20
Special Sale At Halpern's N. Y. Bargain Store, 288 North Main
 Street This Week.

Parlor lamps and jardiniers at half price.
 Full line of Christmas goods. Come early and select and we will hold them for you. You will find our line lower in price than anywhere else in town. Prompt delivery. BREAD BOXES AT zee. 39c.
 AND ,59c. Copper Bottom Heavy Wash Boilers. regular price $1.25. sale price .............,.. $50 Copper Bottom Heavy Wash Boilers. regular price $1.49. sale price .............. $1.15 Copper Bottom Heavy Wash Boilers. regular price $1.69. sale price ....... $1.35 All Copper Tea Kettles, regular price $1.95, sale price ..... S1. .30 Wine and Lemonade Sets at very low prices.
 Phone 1852.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
MANY TO SEE BIC
FIGHT TONIGHT
LOCAL SPORTING MEN INTER
EsTED IN MATCH TO BE
PurA go OFF ON BoAT BE-
TWEEN MIzEE AND LEWIS.

Much interest Il being manifested
among local sporting men in the prize
Lout between Jack Mice OF Terre
Iiaute, and Kid Lewis of Cincinnati.
which viii be pulled off tonight on the
steamer Three States. a short dis
lance above Mound City. The fight
has been guaranteed as a square one
by the promoter, Alex Vizena Of
Mound CITY. who is well known III
sporting circles in this end of the
state
Moth men Arc said 70 be in fine
trim and the fight gives every
promise Of being an interesting one.
IT will be to the finish and quite a
nice purse has been hung mp for the
winner A well known Cairo man,
who may be banked on for square
deal" will referee the match. An in
tetesting four round preliminary has
been arranged.
The Three States will leave her
dock at o'clock and will return not
later than II O'Clock Tickets are on
sale in Cairo good for the round trip
and for the fight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
GOOD CITIZENSHIP

Und FlyiHs ALI other needs is the
cultivation individual strength 81
character Of seIf-respeet ana Of The
sense oil personal homer. You do nos
make man q bet 81 man By putting
him Ii the employ Of the safe. Nor
0is the fellow wha criticises everybody
else. butsis quietly looking out for a
chance Ia 3er little graft himself
the sort III mar who viii improve the
public sefYfce The employer who VIII
Cypress hiaiin8n and treat hem un-
fairly VIII cypress The people II be
gets a chanee And he emplaye who
win cheat his employer, or his reafa-
sentative of 4 union who viii betrag
IL for his own advantage will ca at
and beFtay the puhI.c if he u put N
office The man VINO thinks the first
object in life Ii 10 serve himself ami
who thinks THAT the American idea ~
every man Tor himself and he devil
taxi the hindmost will never be
faifhfpl servant fof The people. Coy
eraers Ii giles in Leslie's
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

today Of thr police officials, assas-
sinated ait the central police bureau
yesterday, TO renew attacks on the
Jews The whole Jewish population
became terrorstrieken. all stores wer
closed and TIC streets were almoss
deserted.
Jews ana students were barharously
ATTACKS ana beaten and Jewish
houses were fred into,
The signal for the beginning Of the
trouble today was the firing at flu
neral procession from window This
wounded a Cossack slightly where
upon the mans comrades fred threa
yolleys into lie building whence this
shot had come. The soldiers sur.
rounded the house and 10 persons
were arrested
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
saIaFy- raising ordinances adopted n

salary raising ordinances adopted by
the ely council are effective. after
AID al stated in Sundays Bulletin,
the bnIy question which cast aay
doubt tan hem was whether Or not
theia .eifect via he to CT ate an ex-
pensa for salaries beyond The limits
fixed for that purpose By tie annual
appropriation bill previously adopted
This seemed to Do the case. but there
are two circumstances which need 70
be taken inc acronnt and which may
place a different phase upon the sit
nation.
FIRST, there have ii CD two vaean-
cies on the > lice force which re-
duced the SUM necessary for salaries
thus far This year. and leaves the
balance in the salary appropriation
81 alter hy that much
Second fand more importantly. Tie
salaries Of flremen are not paid out
Of the general salary appropriation
but out Of the appropriation for the
hre departments which explicitly pro
yides for THIS.
The total salary bin is about $4,000
per month or $4,000 pr annum.
which would be $4,000 in excess Of the
total appropriation for general sal
cries. But Of this sum abost $3.50 per
month Is for salaries Of iiremen leavs
Ing the sum needed for other salarl 3
ahont 81 $50 Ter month. Or about ST..
l00 per annum.
Ii is likely that the ordinance still
pending fer ra sing the salaries IT
fremen viii lie passed at the n xt
council meeting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
TROUBLE FOR CAIRO.

One Of the laws passed By the mi
nois Legislature in which Cairo has
special interest IS that which seeks
to confer extraordinary power upon
The state board OF health IN tie mat
ter Of ordering or establi hing quar-
an. inc. One might almost assume taat
this law was especially aimed AZ
Cairo for Cairo is 50 situated that 81
Is likely 10 be The first If noi The only
place in tae safe TO receive attention
from the Board under this law The
Board has more than once ridden a
high steed in Cairo with a more or
less reckless disregard q tsc peo-
PIES general well-beiug. Under this
remarlable rev law II could subject
our people 10 measures in time .oi
real OF Imaginary danger from soGtR
en- ports. thai would be well niuh nm.
hesfable. and we would Dc euttefiy
lislpless.
one fact in connection with this new
law ought not 70 be forgotten. 81 Is
So strongly open TO suspicion Of nm
constitutionality that The governor re-
fused 70 sign il, and Il became
cfec i've. as f. ass can be. th-cpg
BIZ inacfion. For this the governor
Is omen ~ a8verse criticism. becanse
siandint - t''e l,oots If the state rs
r cool law Until il stall have been
decla-ed ndi and void by tie cou9s
II could te made 70 serve - a cover
for much tyranny By faose whom 4
pusports 70 ciethe with such unheafd
Of authority.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
| April Calculation.

The above Is correct statement Of
the number Of copies printed Of The
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1906. and
for the month Of March 1907
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn.4o before me
this 30th day of April 1907.
(SeaI LEO J. KLEB,
Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

BELT LINE cars due to leave Second st. go
ing north on Commercial Ave-, every is min
ntes from 8 A. m. n pm
Going orth on Walnut st. every is minutes
from sos q m. to 1887 .. M
POPLAR ST LINE Holbrook Ave, car duo
TO leave secon ~ ing nersh on Holorcok
Ave. ut 5.57; 8 n; 6.42; 1857: 7:i2 8. m. and on
same minutes every hour until l0:42 and l1:l2
D. m.
Going west on Twenty Eighth st. at $40;
$40; 1884: $40; and 7.04 a. NJ and on same min.
ut. every hour unit "a and i1:04 p. m.
Poplar st. cars due 20 pass st. Msry's psrk
is minutes after leaving Sec nd St.
BELT LINE OWL CARS north on Walnut
II 80 D. M. 1924 a. m; IN a. M; 2S0 O.. m;
8 80 a. m. 30 a. m s 80 a. m.
North on @, mmercial--f2:n0 .. MI; 1:OOs
m. Q 90 m. 8 90 "A. IN. 4 100 m. B n. m.
peIt and Owl cars are due TO pass West
Thirty fourth st. is minutes after leaving
second st.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
FORMER CAI9O|TE
SUES FOR $4,000.
MRS. A. J. DEXTER WANTS $4,000
FOR EACH LETTER MAN
WROTE ABOUT HER.
HUSBAND GETS WRATHY
When ST. Louisian Sent Inslnuasing
Messages to Him at Cairo and
Nov Charges viii Have to
he Proven in Court

ST. Louis, Mo, May 2l.-Andrew j.
Snider. president Of the Snider Realty
company. wrote 10 A. J. Dexter of
Cairo. III, 10 acquaint Mr. Dexter az
certain. actions Of Mrs. Dexter which
Snider considered, to say the least,
were highly indisc5ee
Now The cir.ai court VIII have to
decide whether Mr. Snider YVES not
somewhat indiscreet. Mrs Dexterhag
filed suit for $50. 900 damages against
snider for iniuring her reputation in
her husbands eyes.
Sniaer owns house at 1926 WASH
iugton avenue He rented out several
ICONS. Ms. Dexter had one Of these.
1t appears that Mrs. Dexter was
somewhat slow in paying her rent
Srider wrote to her husband to this
effect and also impaired certain infor
nation concerning alleged visits pail
Mrs Dexter by men and also the dura-
ton Of said visits
Husband Became Wrcth.
Mr. Dexter came 10 St Louis to in
vestlRate He showed the letters to
Mis- Dexter. Mrs. Dexter explained
matters, and promptly took The le'-
tiers down 10 an attorney and the $50
900 suit was the result
Three OF the letters were filed with
the petition. In one Of hem Snlder
says Mrs. Dexter used 10 have man
caller almost every night, who
wculdnt leIve until after Midnight.
IN her petition Ms Dexter saws
that the insinuaiions in Snider's let
ter are false and outrageous. she
wants $40 600 for each letter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
THE FOURTH WARD ELECTION,

WV ava going tn elect Frank Fer
guson il sbiIa III The Bull tin. re-
marked spates ono yesterday who
stands wen LIP IN me city administ
tration. .Tae remark does not ex-
press The true situation al all be,
cause. Sd far from being opposed to
Mr. + sgalsan. The Bulletin believes
him I'll lg ii every way well qualified
for seat ii the municipal legislature
and thar he viii be painsta6ing
conscientious and valuable represea-
tative 1T ne people
Tn aREskgMi does not war upon
men, but hn6n meas res and ne hoas
which are Or which Il believes 70 be
inimical e The public good II eS.
pressed disappiQyal very plainly and
very emphat cally Of the cleo ion
METHODS used for some years
past in the First ward particularly
when thrse were threatened to be
employed against a worthy admins
Iration esndislates in fhe Isis Tegu!ar
election; AID was but true to lis
record Of someiweeks ago when il pg
tested the other day against the
threatened use OF lilte methods az tie
coming special election n The Fourth
ward The confident feeling that ia Sc
ehcds would be employed if neccs-
ssry served to lndmidale wopldhe
opposition candidates in that ward,
keeping the Geld clear for the so
called administration nominee
More than likely IL would not have
been necessary 20 resort 90 strong
arm oY strange hold prac- ces 20
elect Mr F rgus-n against almost any
ordinary man. out de fact ,4at lhela
was preparation 10 use them is 'suifi-
eient 10 Justify protest fTns eitiael.s
who believe in sfss play aad ia BE
square deal" Moreover preparation
to use such means may be discrciit-
able 20 the administration IN more
ways than one. n tahly in that 81 10
dicates lack Of condolences m the
people. a fear OF stro-g popular dis
favor; and that CARR s with 81 a con-
fession Of guilt for strong popular
disfsyor is never aroused without good
iris 4 al ~ srsly that abe pgssF
Of the Fourth ward, or ~ ans Warl
'ia'fh@Pfy world care TO eiecf ta he
on cdtmcii ans maH Who vonid be a
idi urber 60 the extent of ri veniirg
barmcny and puosre5- IN matters a.
yolling The re8erai wciiarc of tae
city ava this fact makes fae cwien'
.despra sisR n. - inisr-ation frieads
g. guard tgainEt sucl 81 contingency
/ th mo-e flexpl catie o. mas le
suggested. en- liz connection. thar
there are limit beyoad which men
ssouid not az = maintain themselves
or others -insIoeer People have "a
righi 70 js.@s slstho character uf ends
80 ghi 10 D. gained ~ the mcaHs cr
'n' ihgds epe'Igii to eain then-
SALARY okiHSASCEs EFFECTIVE
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
MAY p IN HISTORY.

1914 Sir Nicholas Bacon created thu
e. hrsl Engl sh baronet by James
i7ss-Nunso Park set sail on his
arst voyage to Africa.
1875 piroc Killed at Reieheuhach.
1859 Dr. "a Conan Doyle. English
rQyeiist born
1867 Queen Victoria signed the proc
4 lamtaion uniting the provinces
Of Canada into one dominion
1872 THE Earl Of Dunerin appoint d
governor general Of Canada.
1SS5-V ctor n 20 French novels
died Bora Feb. &c. 1902.
1SSg-Mr Leslie Carter granted a di-
yorcc from his wife at Chicago.
1901 Bresci. the aassassin of King
Humbert OF Italy. committed
suicide in prison.
1906 ~ urk lbsen. Norwegian poet
ana dramatist died Born
March 20 1928. p
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
u. S. ENSIGN A SUICIDE.

Washington, May 2t.-Thc navy lie
partment today received dispatch
from Commander Tappan of The
cruiser Tacoma. saying that Ensign
A. +. Brisbin who shot himself Sum
day. died today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
j, NOTICE OF PASSAGE OF ORDINANCE.
a1 DIVISION ANDrw
in Block. numbered



mn Addition ceo orc cunt Of OF
t Pa srC stree rom n "
e syam sire and yTr Street from
tina nr shall adf y peel
shall aar Id elected nue lots lot @
ting on Vi oa 10 . a % a ord
n b H a
Bta c4ar Illinois this aha may D
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of The Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday for
the year 1906 ... POPE
Average number Of complete and
perfect copies of The Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday dur
ing the month nf April 1907 2f52
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

dispatch, are thought To be DR. and
Mrs. Dexer. who for several months
made their home at the Planters
hotel III this city Both Or Dexter
and his wife are well known her
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

The BuIletin 10 on sale at the fol-
lowing places:
coIsman's, 2ff Eighth street.
Halliday House News stand.
Walkers, 10 sixth street.
Bius Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
Husband eeeame Wrcth.

The city directory does not contain
she name of a. = Dexter but the par
ties referred 10 in the above St Louis
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
BLACK HUNDREDS
AFTER THE JEWS
ODESSA X EB r e w S TERROR
STRICKEN AT RENEWED AT
TAcKs-MANV BAR5ARoUSLY
BEATEN.

Odessa. May 81 The BLACK Hun.
ireds look advantage of the frneral
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

GEORGE PARSONS. President
GEORGE G.. KOEHLER.
JOHN SNYDER.
p. G SCTII-IN.
BEN. r. THISTLEWoOD.
FRED u. NEIIIS.
JOHN BOURGEOIS.
PRANK THOMAS
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County, iiisn~A
Population ~ -

Cairo. Alexander County, iiisn~A
Population ~ -
Mayor. GEORGE pAElBO%S
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, JAMES 0UIfSN
Comptroller, ERNEST rToRDMLE
Police Magistrate, A. y. ROSS.
Chief OF Police. M. 8. EAGAN
Alexander County. Population ftAeS
County Clerk. JESSE II. MTLIEF
Circuit Clerk. LEE p DAVIS.
Sheriff, FRANK t. DAVIS.
STATES ATTORNEY--Alex. n
Wilson.
Coroner DIR. JAMES MeMANUE
County SUPERINTENDENT OK Schools,
PROF JOHN SNYDER
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED ID
NELLIS.
Board Of County commissioners.
] ]. JFNNEIIsH Chairman
GEORGE PARSONS
Or EDWIN y. GAUaE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

1oAsp or Local W.
rRoNEMESJs OF r-E
CITY or CAIBr,
ILLINOIS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

DC IS - . - ihal ths
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

SALARY okbfSAScEs EFFECTIVE
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
Mrs. Pinkham's Invitation to Women.

feminine Illness invited prom
Tnkham Mass Of her volume Of
Inkam very knowledge will help your Her
ana always helpful.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

MISS sadie -
rualh. nannt suffer
Nv rp 10 me
etompna dan wy ii
disappeared and
ndyournc
W Mr.Ie Maggie riga ST. Y writes:
rY~ Fkhuae I
ia dradnl ofr
akandt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-25
.Swisher's Plum
Says Geo. Byrne
CHARLESTON NEWSPAPER MAN
SAYS CHARLEY IS SEVERAL
LENGTHS IN LEAD.

GRAFTON, July 25.-Hon. George
Byrne, formerly editor Of the Char.
lesion Gazette, and who Is now max
ing a business tour Of the State, was
in the city last evening. In response
to an interview regarding the Repub.
lican gubernatorial situation he said:
"There is nothing TO it but swisher.
Clark May has dallied too long with
his gubernatorlaI aspirations and 10.
practically out of the race. Arnold
scherr has fiirted with the bee till 1t
won't sting him.
@People don't think much Of the
spontaneous boom started by the ma
chine in Preston county for ex-Gov-
ernor White. 50, the only serious pos
slbillty confronting the Marion blonde
is Caldwell, of Huntington, who has
barrel and is willing to open it,
Mr.. Byrne came direct from the the
alter Of operations and being a keen
political prognostlcator his sizing up
of the situation seems to carry some
weight with 1t.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-25
Death Due to
Dirty Money
MAJOR EUGENE eoFFlN HAD
BLOOD POISONING DIES
MANILA. s

WASHINGTON, July n. The news
that aiaicf Eugene Conn, paymaster
had dlsd 81 Manila as the result q
the arnpntation 81 his left arm, which
mad become poisoned through hand
ing intected money, was received
here VIII the greatest regret. Matot
Conn had lived I'm Washington for
many yearssbefore bis appointment ir
the Army. He had been chief clsfl'
Of the old willard Hotel, on Pennsyl
Fanla avenue, and he numbered
friends and acquaintances by the hun
dreds among travellers from all over
the country He was musician and
ii vas his custom to write on the no
TEL register every morning the notes
OF tie opening bars Of some appro'
priate music. Thus on the Fourth Of
July he would write the first line Of
THE star:spangled Banner" Some
zines he would honor some particular
euest at the hotel with an approprI.
ate line Of music, and when a bridal
couple was in the house the first line
of,Wedding Bells Are Ringing" would
appear:
During the Spanish war Mr.. cofin
WAS appointed a paymaster by Prest.
dent Mckinley. He was an old friend
Of the President and had served with
him IN the Twenty.third Ohio Infan-
m, the Presidents regiment. He
starst appointed him in the volunteer
army and afterwards, when the war
was over. ne gave him a commission
8as q captain in the regular establish
nent
With the exception Of three years
n Boston Major Coffin sarFe1 almost
continucully In the Philippines. FIe
was about 50 years old. and it was his
intention On retiring from the service
three years hence to give music les,
sons. HIS wife and two sons were
with him in Manila when he died. A
third son IS living In Boston. His SIS
terinlaw, Mrs. N. D. Lewis, lives n
this city. The body will be brought to
- ~ = .aN Z Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-25
Daring Rescueby
Inventor Maxim
TWO YOUNG WOMEN SAVED
FROM DROWNING BY MAN
WITH ONLY ONE ARM.

MoRRTsToWN, N. j., July U.s.
Although having but one arm. Hudson
Maxim, the inventor of Maximite,
plunged into Lake Hopatcong and
saved the lives of Miss Anna MARI
and Miss Susie Williams, who were
struggling in the water. Both young
women are in serious condition sui,
fering from nervous shock and physi-
cal exhaustion.
It was with considerable difficulty
that Mr.. Maxim succeeded in dragging
the girls to the shore, and more than
once he was almost forced to give up
his burden and strike out for shore
in order to save his own life. But Mr..
Maxim chung fast to the women, hold
ing them by their bathing clothes WITH
his one hand while on his back, u.s.
ing his feet to paddle.
1t was off Maxim Park, where the
inventor has a sumner cottage, that
Miss MARI, of Anchor Lodge, was bath
ing with a number Of girls. Seized
with cramp Miss MARI threw up her
hands and cried for help. Miss VIII.
liams, who is employed at the Maxim
cottage, an excellent swimmer, saw
the girls plight and at once swan out
to her assistance. Clutchlng the
flounderlng Miss MARI by the hair.
Miss Williams made an effort to bring
her to shore. She was unsuccessful
and was soon dragged beneath the
water by the drowning girl.
The cries of the other bathers, who
stood on the bank powerless to help,
were heard by Mr.. Maxim: The gray
haired inventor removed his coat and
at once plunged into the water, and
on reaching the girls, grabbed them
and started to swim for shore.
Excited people watched the battle
for life on the part Of Mr.. Maxim, and
when he neared shore assisted him
and the two girls to the bank The
rescuer was on the point of exnaus'
ton, but soon revived sufficiently to
turn his attention to the two young
women, who still needed assistance,
They were removed to his cottage and
medical aid summoned.