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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

The Womans Parsonage and Home
Mission Society of Ashbury Place
Church VIII hold a meeting at the
church. Hanover and Lombardy
Streets, this evening at s o'clock. "A
very attractive program, including
addresses by Miss Davies and Mrs.
Mastin will be presented. The pub
lie are cordially invited to be present.
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enthusiastic motorists In the United
Noted Min,nturist Here.

Stutes.
Noted Min,aturist Here: &
Mr.. j. G. Teller. the artiat WIN
psqssd a e n.y. saS sset and Mrs.
ter. has returned To Rlcbnond. and y
now at No. 1d3 East Franklin Street.
Mr.. Teller has Drought NTH, VIII lin In.
Z go - - 'iLedbcttcr-Co,vle.
The enlightenment has been an
run,aa d as .ns pas T. a1a ta f
,daushter, Ethel, to d.. iiupoft I'm
!. VIII he a social eyent 81 9eces..ss
Annapolis. Bptn Miss CY@ss s. s1,j t2s
gina vic a.ip be lnteiosteu IN tata
- - ssyas.i.n. Club Lectures.
This AFTERNOON. at t.so o'eloek. Y
sums viii address tie CLUB a..nDe.
the hostesscs Will ne Mrs. S. W.
Trayers MIS- an q g Naae w mst
Announcements W
The marriage 81 Estelle Garnet;,
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. George ".
Ellis, 70 DR.. William GwatLmey, OF
Beulahv.lls, Va, Will be celeura 2. on =.
Octoper OWL ~ sns s.t Irrtda
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Droaddus, Of
Caroline county. Va, announce J, the
to Nj. William Dandridge Terrell.
the afternoon OF wednesday,. October
goth, In the Shiloh Methodist Church,
The enegagement is ANNOUNCED. OF
Miss Marie Magdaleha Thomas, of AS
bury Park, N. j.. to Judge Alexander
r. Mullowny. OF Washington, the we'd
q. d. q. Called needing.
Members OF Richmond Chapter,
United Daughters Of the Confederacy,
are asked to attend the called meeting
All visiting Daughters are invited to
be present.
In Virginia and Maryland. much in
terest Is felt in the coming wedding
OF the beautiful Miss Gwendolyn Cary
to Mr.. Frank Potter. which,
will take place on October 2lst, in
st. Margaret's Chapel. Westminster.
Mr. Potter is near relative Of
Bishop Potter, OF New York. and is
secretary OF the American Legation in
MISS Vary is IIlS OduElterS OIL Ine
late Sidney Carr. OF Baltimore, and
Mrs. Cary. who was Miss Playford.
of Pennsylvania, through whom MISS
Cary inherited large fortune.
Since her mothers death. Miss Cary
has Travelled continuously In Europe
with her aunt Miss Cary and her
cousin. Mrs. Burton Harrison.
stay-at-Hon,e Whist Club.
The next meeting. OF the stay-at-
Home Whist Club will be held at the
residence OF Mrs. Henningham Spill
man. No. sos Floyd Avenue. on Monday
evening. ~ ~ e 81
Mrs. Bland Smith and Miss Margaret
Morson made the top score, fast M,n-
day. when the club met with Mr.. John
Tyler. at No. SIG West Franklin Street.
Three tables were engaged.
Personal Mention. Il
Mrs. W. Fl. F. Lee. OF Fairfax county. IL
at the Jefferson on her return from the
ss-washington nuptials, celebrated
last week In Tennessee.
Mrs. A. r. Chichester and Miss chiehes-e
ter. OF Stafford. have returned. after being
IN Richmond during the Episcopal Conven-
tor.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Howard. OF r.sder-
=. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
Mike Morn Arrcsietl.

Years 81 ne w.s ,rras,ea ,,a. , ,,,oh, ~.
ohicer thinner on the charge OF being dis
orderly on the atreet. Mora, 1t is alleged.
and Jother boyH. are In tho habit of con-
.gregating on the corner of Ninth and Broad
streets and are said to maize Themselves
aisagrecable to the storekeepers on the
bloc!: between Ninth ard Tenth. Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

The Rev. Herbert II, Barber. OF
Trinity Church. fredericksburg. who
has been here attending the Episcopal
Conventionr has returned Nome Mt.
and they were the guests of Mr.. Wn,.
AcNim Marriott 3s 4i8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
soIllek--..-nush.
(specIal 10 ,rhe Tll..es; Lispatcl,.)

y .NsoVINILI PsINCII'J
Y WINCH GSTislt, VA. sOstob H.
Gcotge r.. Sjlicis. or TowSo1 Md, and
Minis Emma x. Bash. Ia gh.c o. AL
bcft w. suab we're l&a red at t1e
hone of the bride in STE hen CITY, by
tie REV. ~. G. link. THEY will re-
side In Towyon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

Misc Florence Page Jones. who has
been Critically III at her home. No. 1909
North Twenty-nlnth Street, Is slightly
improved. III g
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George Nobcrt Henry.

19..1' Especial to The Times- Dlspatch.)
W1NCHlISTER. VA, October IL
veteran and one time publisher of
the old Winchester News, died here
at midnight, aged sixty-nine years. He
is survived by his widow, two Idaugh-
Aor nm s I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
Two Deaths ait strnsburg.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
STRASBURG, VA. October I5t-Mrs.
Salltc Capp. widow of Jacob Copp, died
early this morning at the residence of
her son. NJ. Fl. Copp. near Saumsville.
Death was due to the inhrmities OF age.
she being eighty-thrte years old. There
also survived her two daughters. Mrs.
Frank Crabill. OF Msiarertown. and Mrs.
Philip Hamnan. OF Mount Olive.
Mrs. Barbara Hamman. widow OF
Lewis Hannah. died last night at the
homo OF her only daughter. Mrs. Luth-
cr Estep. at Topnot. She was seventy
sig vearg old
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
DEATHS,


led, suddenly, In Lynch
burg. Va. MONDAY, October II, 1907,
II WI. LIAM p. cor K ELL. son OF w.
!. S. and Mary Head Cpttrell OF COL
North 1--WE nty-seSonth street, this
cit, nhcd ttrty-pne wears. Vi
Funeral will take pla "a TeiIS owed
nesday) Al FORMING. Optpbr 10th, at i }.
o'clock, from the above residence.
Interment In Oakwood.
DEcAMP--pled, in. Cincinnati, Ohio,
wednesday. September 18th. CALEB
B. DECAAIP.
,ArANN.--Io' ed at the residence Of her
grandfather John Mann ,1ru 260S
Fat Grace Street. E1JM1CM FLIIA-
K BETH, Infant daughter of Charles
r. and Mary Eunlce Mann, aged two
Fl months.
THIS (Wedncsday) AF~TklRM DON.
3,sInternent at lakewood.
scFIMIDT. -Died October IA, 1907, at
his residence. ,2414 Fast Broad Street,
+ Nj. ADAM SCHMIDT.
Funeral from the residence of his
son, Mr., J. Henry Schmidt, 940a East
NJ TFRNOON at 3:3O, Informant IN
nakwaaa- No flowers. s-Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

Judge ana Mrs. r. M. Page. OF ABB
ard Mrs. Mary s. Greever,
and daughter. Miss Virginia Greever.
of Chllhowie, are at the Je Rerson
Hotel this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Broadlent. OF
Mimi. are visiting their
parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Redd. OF
Roberts Street, Barton Heights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
rERsoNALs. ANp pR1EFs.

Mrs. M. c. C. Peyton and Miss Bes-i
sic Janney. who have been visiting In
the city, have left for their home in
Alexandria. II
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TLomns .E. I,nync.

4ISpeClHIg 70 the 7I1llIes-DIspatNIl.1
SPOTSILVANIA, VA, October To-
Thomas T.. Payne, a prominent citizen
ate veteran, died yesterday at his
residence. Mr.. Payne was dangerous
lly wounded several times during the
late Civil War and was In 'Pickctt's
famous charge at Gettysburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

n Postmaster Roy +. Cabell is in Ra-
leigh, N. c., attending the first con-
ventton OF Presidential Postmasters
ever held in that state.
a convention Of the virginia posts
masters of this class will be bel TO
on November LIST and I'd. Mr.. Cabell
will return to-day. sjl8S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

Detective Sergeant Daley yesterday;
morning found plundered suitcase
four No, IT collars, One end
had been smashed In, The initials u.
may be recovered upon Identification
at the City Hall. N,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
Mn. AdeIaide proctor Redd.

Mrs. Adelaide Proctor Redd, sister OF
the Rev. w. r. Proctor. pastor OF Trim
ity Methodist Church. OF this city, died
yesterday in Birmingham. Ala,
The body will be brought to Peters,
burg Tomorrow and Inferred in the
FAMILY section In Blandford Cemetery.
Mrs. Lucy E. Brown.
Mrs. Lucy E. Brown. of Browns Cove,
Albemarle county. died at her residence
yesterday morning.
The funeral and burial will take
place at the family cemetery at l
o'clock to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
Captain w. II. ricketts,.

Especial to The Times-Dtspatch.1
RADFORD. VA, October 15.-Cap-
tain w. H. Ricketts, died at New River
Thursday evening Of Bright's disease.
had been confined to his bed but two
days. Captain Ricketts, wax a native
of Nelson county. but had lived in
Southwest Virginia since before the
war. He was a merchant OF Wash
tngton county. and had lived at New
River twenty five years. He leaves a
som n-law. Captain Barger, and three
grandchildren, Mrs. Momaw and DR..
f. M. BarEer. Of Hiawatha, West Va,
and Mrs. Boykln, OF Mississippi.
Mrs. Mamie Tomlinson.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l
K WILSON. N. c.. Octohny l5.-A very
sad death occurred in Wilson yesterday
when Mrs. Mamie Tomllnson died after
several weeks Illness. For years Mrs.
Tomlinson had been popular ana
talented teacher OF the Wilson graded
school. The funeral services were con-
Quoted this afternoon In TIE Methodist
Church by DR.. f. n. Sw.n,li,ll. the pas
tor and the sinterment made In Maple
WOOD Ccmetery. slss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

Temple, Mystic Shrine. will make
nilgrimage TO Iynchburg on Friday
,for the purpose Of assisting IN the mt
ttation Of q class of candidates In that
by Potentate George ]. Hooper, Mr..
Thomas Mccawj and Others of the fra-
lternity will also attend. The marty
OF the Chasapeake and Ohio, They
would like TO hear from all members
who intend to take the trip so that
definite arrangements may be made,
A meeting of&tha Central yVomanss
Christian Temperance Union will he
held this afternoon at o'clock In 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
Juusvn IL. Ives.

+ Especial to The Times Disputch.l
s NORFOLK. VA. October l5.--Judson
II. Ives, lifty-stN years old, died sud
denly this afternoon. He WIS In huai-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
Mrs. John Ixmyanuurh.
Z /e,o,,oI ! ! 7-rh., ,ri,7as ,,i.na ,

Especial to The TIMES, Dispatch.)
STAUNION, VA, October 1b.-AIrs.
John kayanaugh died suddenly to-uay
Of heart failure. She had been sick
Tor several days but her condition was
not regarded critical. size leaves her
nshaul and Il Nn tlall4e n arS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
OBITUARY.

Funeral of Mrs. Binforl To-day.
The funeral OF Mrs Molly II. Bin.
ford. which was to take place ut
o'clock yesterday afternoon at shockoe
Cemetery. was delayed by train con-
nections. The service will be held at
9 "A. NJ! to-day from the residence OF
Mr.. Mayo NJ. Binford, No. 212 South
Third Street.
Mrs. Blnford was the widow of
Franklin p. Binford. and had been
living four years in Louisville, KY.
with her daughter, Mrs. w. Y. Mac
Pherson.
Previous to the time she went TO
Louisville abe was a resident OF Rich :
mond. and prominently connected
with the Second Presbyterian Church
and the Woman's Exchange.
Mrs. Binfords death will be deeply
felt by her friends, as her sweet dis
position. pleasant manners and Iowa
BILE character endeared her. to all with
whom she came In contact.
B, Pall-bearcrs will be: Honorary--A.
r. Ellyson, John Munce. T. william
Pemberton. T. K. Jones. S. II. Hawes
and DR.. Moses D. Hoge.
Active: r. A. Hobson, Nevil Monta-
que. Mayo H. Binford. Guy r. Bin
ford, Julien Binford. Jr., and Percy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

Funeral Of Colonel Mnnry.
The funeral of Col. Richard Launcelot
Maury will take place this afternoon
from his home, No. Is West Franklin
Street. He will be laid to rest in
Hollywood.
The following detail from Pickett
Camp Confederate Veterans. will be
the pall-bearers: Colonel w. Miles
Cary. Robert N. Northern, G. T. Loehr.
c. r. Wingfield. P. r. Winton. ]. S.
Moore. ]. p. Sullivan and DR.. r. G..
Crouch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

The cnegagement is announced. OF
Miss Marie Magdaleha Thomas, OF As
bury Park N. j., to Judge Alexander
r. MullowIly, OF Washington, the we'd
ding to occur at the brides home In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

MIR. and Mrs. Melville Broaddus. OF
Caroline county. Va, announce, the
enga cement Of their daughter Sallie.
to Nj. William Dandridge Terrell.
The wedding Will be Reiterated ton
the afternoon OF wednesday,. October
goth. In the Shiloh Methodist Church.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

Miss Cary is the daughter Of the
late Sidney Carr. OF Baltimore, and
Mrs. Cary. who was Miss Playford.
of Pennsylvania, through whom MISS
Cary inherited large fortune.
Since her mothers DEATH. Miss Cary
has Travelled continuously In Europe
with her aunt Miss Cary and her
cousin. Mrs. Burton Harrison.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
l'''ou' ~ ,.i..ni, Gun Lcstnrc..

This afternoon at 1870 O'clock. "
tile Woman's Club. the Di@nop VI
tie 1T. Rev. Dayiu sea
sums Will address the club nleInDe.s
on the subject peace Movement.
Mrs C. d. Borden. Mrs. T..
T.. Conquest and Miss Kate Winston,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

The marriage OF Estelle Garnet,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Ellis, to DR.. William GwatLmey, OF
Va, will be celeurated on
October Goth. In the Essex Baptist
Church, near the home Of the bride,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

in. Cincinnati, Ohio
Wednesday. September 18th. CALEB
b. DECAMP.
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t4.f POttef-Carys
In Virginia and Maryland. much in
tereat Is felt In the coming wedding
OF the beautiful Miss Gwendolyn Cary
to Mr.. Frank Potter. which,
will tnke place on October 2lst, In
st. Margaret's Chapel. Westminster,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

MI. Potter is a near relative Of
Bishop Potter. Of New York. and IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16

u. u. q. Called Needing.
Members OF Richmond Chapter,
United Daughters OF the Confederacy.
are asked to attend the called meeting
in Lee Camp Hall this morning at II
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24

u was . tiny room. the ono neA.
The conservatory tiny little room.
but 4 held Anita, and the whole I'M
measured universe need be no bigger
When Duke came IN. she extended
her hand. be barely touched Il. Anita
had expected more. and was not sure
sho would resist.
ANITA, he said, Il must speak
quickly. Sit down. BE brave"
There was an abruptness in his man.
ner that frightened her. and she
obeyed. She had a hundred questions
to ask him, but forgot them an.
Il came to New Orleans on the same
train with you. to say good-by. and
to tell you something; but I've never
had a chance
'Good.by? You are not going
away?"
mo, only to Ticksburg. Don't I'm
terrupt me for Gods sake. OF I may
never tel YOU" He spoke with the
determination Of a man who has
neryed himself to walk through the
FIRE.
Il have done a fearful thing. I
killed a man in Yicksburg-the night
Of the cotillion-perhaps at the very
moment when you were writing me
hat letter his voice broke, and he
added. "the letter with the jonquil."
Anita's cheeks and lips faded very
white, but she did not move nor cry
cut. Duke dared not look into those
e uptuTned to his; he grasped the
lack Of a chair and spoke on blindly:
THE police may be searching for
nc nov But | did not mean TO KIN
i'm; ] was not myself was drink
ing. That does not excuse me, Il only
makes II worse; but / wanted you &c
When you left Ivanh0e. he COM
menced again. they told me yon were
coming here 10 meet Mr.. Vance. II
made me very angry
Anita opened her lips In protest.
but he stopped her.
mo, no, dear. it was not that /
doubted you. not a moment but / had
my heart on sealing you that night
and was bitterly disappointed. That
is why I was so angry and unreason-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24

able. So I came 20 vicksburg where
you would see me on the street with
that chieken-hghung crowd. J rNnss3
% show you that I dld not csre; I
wanted 70 hurt your feelings. Way
down IN my heart I did not mlatuast
you. didn't believe g.; kntw how
contemplate J was. aud falt Ike a
dog But 7 went mp 20 tho cockpit
BET on everything. and lad a fools
lnck- ~ gave me no pleasure. ]
wanted 10 get back 70 town. hated
everybody. I quarreltd With some OF
my best friends. drank a little. and.
and-this happened
"Who-was the mans she scarcely
dared 20 aak.
II did not know him; a lumberman.
! think. To-niaht I 90 back TO Yichs'
burg and give myself up. or course
we can't see each other after that"
The girl shrank as n ne had struck
her, and covered IN her chair, lie
looked down upon her; his resolution
wayered, his body swayed. his voice
changed. when be began 4 speak
again. his voice seemed 20 come fnom
aiar on. as II ne were stnl debating
d question with himself
Il met a sca-caplain yesterday on
the leYee-a man I used 90 know ~
Brazil. q great. bluG. good-hoarfed Gel.
low. lie sails tomorrow for Buenos
Ayres. ] told him an about a. anj
he said for no 20 come with him
he'd tx a. He'd send me ashore Al
carupano IN Venezuela-there's nc
cable at Carupano. aud his vessel II
not supposed 20 touch there. You
see. II the officers we're 10 try 20 st0Y
me they would have 20 cable Bahia
the first port no touches. and BY thai
time I would be safe. From thi
coast I could easily get across th'
mountains 10 sone friends Of minis
who are locating a Failroad-gome
where ia Colombia u would b yerl
easy. ond ne captain almost persuad.
ga me Bnt / Won't 40 Il; ! can
run.
uo HE cONIiNuEpl
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24
AWFUL EFFECT OF ECZEMA
Covered with Yellow sores-oreV
Worse-Parents Discouraged-cu-
tleura Drove Sores Away.

"our little girl. one year and a
haif old. was taken with eczema or
that vas what the doctor called H.
We called in the family doctor. and
be gave some tnbleta and aaid she
would be all right in a few dayb
Tho eczema grew worse aud We
called IA doctor No q ITO said she
was tecthinR as soon ag tho teeth
were through she would bn an rtrhE
But she stu grew worse. Dactur
No. 8 said 10 was eczema By thia
time she Waa nothing but a yellow.
greoniah sore Wei. he said Ne could
help her. SO We let him try h about
a week One morning We discovered
a little yellow pimplo on sno OF
her eyes. OF course W. 'phoned for
doctor No = Hn came over and
locked her over. and said that he
could not do anything mure Cor
her. that Ne had better takB her
60 some eyo specialist slpea Il was
an ulcer. So We went 70 QswCEo 10
doctor No e ana he said the eye.
sight vas gone but that 10 could
help a. We thQught we would try
doctor No 8 Wei, that proved the
same. only be charged SIC more than
doctor No 4 We were nearly dis
outraged I saw one a. the Cuu.
cura advertisements IN the paper aud
thought NC would try the Caticura
Treatment 80 I went and purchased
a set OF Cnucura Remedies, which
cos mo 81. and In three days our
daughter who had been sick about
eight months. showed great improve.
monI and Ina n week all sores had
disappeared. or purse Il could no,
restore the eyesight. but n we had
used Cutioura ln limo / am oonhdenl
that II would hsvs saved ths eye We
think there "a no remedy so good ioi
any skin trouble or impurity az iht
blood as Culicura. Mr and Mra Frank
Abbott n ~ ID No. .. Fulton. %
peg0 CO. N r. august "a, 1906"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24

that ! should hate 10 confess 1t. but
{ remember, just ss distinctly az n
Il were last nlght. how frightened /
was how my heart bcat-and what a
beautiful bouquet he brought In
show you the ribbon that was tied
around II. when you come upstairs
I've keni q yer since; you know
how foolish Young girls are? The
black Creole eyes sparkled; she
seemed not q day older than Anita
Il was 30 proud OF him. the tall
young captain in bis %slittering new
uniform. This boy reminded me Of Il
an to-day n was the first year Of
the war the young men we're very
much eiated az being ordered 20 the
front Poor fellows. they imagined
they we're going 20 have a sort Of
holiday. he and bis brother were
both IL the ball-Warburton and Noel
The went on to Virginia the next
morning. we were al al the train
cheering and waving flags Noel was
killed at Bull Run two weeks after.
ward; that was this young mans
uncle"
Anita said nothing; she only
squeezed Mrs. Chaudrons hand a lit
lie harder. She sat there so alb
sorbed and silent that she did not
notice when Mrs. Chaudron left The
room
A ear stopped at the corner. Duke
stepped on and glanced around him
He looked Of the street name on tbs
lamp-post. then az the numbers. III
walked slowly down Bellevue street
until be located the little room. ther
hurried IN.
Anita spfang up and ran into thl
hall. Mrs. Chaudron stopped rs sh.
was IA the act Of starting upstairs
nodded and smiled az the girl
Everybody Is asleep she whis
pored; 'they are very tired; IN 81
that you are nos disturbed
eOh. Mrs. chsudroa. you are 80 sbol
10 me-so good 20 me" Anita fun
her arms about the older woman'
neck.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24
Rlch Men wnrk Tor elsa.nr..

Theodore gin. the worlds greatest
authority on fishes. works for the
United States government, receiving
one dollar a month for HIS services. lie
Is a rich man on whom many univer.
stiles have conferred titles and de-
grees. DR.. Harrison G. Dyer. another
wealthy man, who knows more about
mosquitoes than any other living per.
son, devotes much Of his time to gov.
erument, receiving S25 a month. Gil.
ford Pinchort. a millionaire. Is head OF
the United States forestry service. but
he IS comparatively well paid. hts sal
airy being S45 per annum Several
other rich men are OF the government
pay roll at nominal figures, working
for the pleasure Of doing things. as
President Roosevelt puts Il.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24
aulLr 81 FossIL eoNEs.
oussrest House in the World ls in
Wyoming.

"The queerest house In the world"
said a zoologlst. rs undoubtedly the
famous Bone cabin Of Wyoming. near
the Medicine Bow river. This cab
in's foundations are built Of fossil
bones.
Bones Of dinosaurs Jaws OF the
~diplo19cus, teeth OF the b~rontosaurus.
knuekies Of the ichthyosanrus. yertet-
hrae OF the camarasaurus. chunks Of
the %barosaurus. the ~eetiosaurus. the
brachiosaurus, the stegiosaurus. the
the orintholestes or h~irdcatching a..
nosaur-all entered into this wonder
ful cabins foundations. making Il tho
most curious and the most costly edt
fee, not excepting the Pennsylvania
capitol. In America.
This hut was built BY q Mexican
sheep-herder. who had happened By
chance on the grandest extinct animal
bed ia the world. This was a plot
OF about SO yards square wherein lay
IN rich p%rofusion the bones OF all
the animals OF the reptlIian age. The
heaviest and the lightest. the largest
and the smallest. the most tranquil
and the most ieroclogs lay side BY
side.
The place was evidently once a
river bar. and the dead bodies that
noated down the stream were here
arrested. to lie for hundreds OF thou
sands OF years til q sheep-herder
came along, and, roofing among the
bones ~ big aH powders. set about
the building OF the worlds qusefest
cabin"