davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-25

HOUSE AND BARN FOR SALE--I am ve4y
anxiuUs % dispose e nv twe-reuenueut house
and barn bcfare FeaF8aTF ISL and viii offer
special Inducements 81 anyone thinking % ruf-
chasing esther Tor home Of an Investment.
The hnase confirms Sen 4st9gns- is in Eur1 repair
and FenEs tnT SzEsN per msmth Tte harm Is
lsx9f feet has lnsesnAlsk underneath. and could
easily 10 conHcftsd milo 4 tewemenl The lot
Eaent 81 sisooG doWn ere sEFaugt balance - the
rent viii take care q payments Might con-
slider taxing nns oG f@o tMii8tnE lots Ia part
N1nld be pleased 70 shoW i % yea. Address
isax No. ies. CITY. 4SH
FOR SALE Best residence cots 10 tbs city AZ
head Il French street fscW muohstrHGted
clear 20 WashtuREon street. C0nEeniens -
hosh lines 81 trolley. Good air, airy SOIL, No
Hflinv required. See piau. Aveali Granite
Co. Averiii Butidin@ City iaff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-25
rn -. IL ExraANnE.

% Won want 70 n,fv. ssii 1T exchange y0ar
hnuse or farinF gtn or write the Vermont
Real e-t&se AgeneT for listing tl2nis. 80
Nofih Naip stuast. Barre. 2sJtt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-25

I'd EENI--B Blacksmith ard wood asKIns
shap eis seminary street. iagaiEe Of A. III
sataaeliaF, Az Is Merchant street, 2ss4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-25
WANTED.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST A &ni8 f1b vita f8akat AttaeM@A fai
tzsas nn l@eket w. P. Finder ple4a8 lt&w6at
sass oflcn mSfeg
LOsI-A fnli.grcWn tiger cat VIII nnder
safuln % q. \. AngeT, Z Cs1rtsr street. 81 tgi
eph0nc g0s-t 49,.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-25
FOR SALE.

FOR sAI-EA couPis q fas pasidlng iDlx ir
heart 81 cssg, Will sell a4 : bargain p1tec on
exchange 1nr : ho1ise Enaaira - Harry 4.
ssEel. A. s. y. SeEel 6 u staEe % ItepQf
eaaaEes 17s1f
TOR SALE gasns aaasaing fggmhxHy nss&
a sgahstarllsg hvass a aaExasa Cnsgii-
aaEea AAsnEiAg Ca-, 'Paaas AsAs M9nFpal
ier @Gtf
LAYING HENS FOB SALE u Ross Csmk
Eho.ss Island Reds ~ $40 each Inquire a
T. d Lyon sTsfs
FOB sALE-Noung neH ms.ch row Also
fsEs leF 81 gaQtstDRs. 81 e@use a 0asllEl IN I'VE
hNastei lots Inquire pf Clslenee 1ePNgs.
Barre Hss. &s-4 @ist5
hBA SALE--Kes ssyssanE wsG sr84 AZ NJ
aAFsa an, w sola w. onee this Nprghneia case
An Nsaisge8 AZ sell uu seena@F gt 9NAag tmssMess
nsssnE ng 9tseHtioa, Dogs lose gapd tiar
gAin ~ NaaaEsng. For farther narEseNl4rs CAFE
en- pS address n. r. Carr. MaFfff@esA III 95Sff
FOR sALE--A ist ca L1aS sgraeg. ~ fees
tEont and 4aaaf s92 fees ls4eS Apaly d u
hal street I750
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-25
HELP WAIVED.


WANTED - There Is an Qrporsurity here for
few young women bsfweeB q Ana - years
old Gnoa wages - start and par Increased -
ven learn the business. I&saz cla1n and
pleasant WHuTk-rooE8s Coed izdzrd esSliy OBJ
taise6. WFfte ~ uuee 70 Caf1Seelu SIX Mis-
s. Nenof1ek street. FlureHee. Mass
WASTEIs-A man and zSEz e Rosk On farr.
Pernlaneax place and ltoed wages - n IN par-
tics 3faa apst understand Al kamas ~ farm
vufk. Cali "a ar adGEess q M. glaxk East
Mon tPeliers n. A.. ~ Aa Plaene gsF.Si
Barre &g-m
WANTED@A girl FOR general house work
Apply ~ Morrison farm lei. sft-2Hs &iu
wANTET-At once one hsst-el4ss letter
enter and carver Inquife u FAIRY s.
jones' -9a
4 MADE $4,000 IN ave years 80 tue mast or
der husiuess; began with s. Anyone cas- IS
the woEk 81 spare ritne as haEne- send Ter free
booklet; taSis bow ~ Eet sEartad. Manager
Box 579, Lock port N. ~" @&tgs
wANTE n-- Fifteen frst-cl8ss grarf1e eaters
IN building and rnonumeatsi work WAGES
SAB for nine holTs- Also tool EharpeHef
open shop, regular employment Scl1henn
Marble & stone CO.. JaeEsuayitie. r "a. -7ltl6s
WANTED once. good man b work %
farm. Apply % Clarence LsFaEe, Barre, VI.
81 telephone 9Q7-2 asH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-25

TO ESsAsE-- Saea rssM IN C II More snass.
enough for one gang II EaEa, lngmEe * VI.
i. Lane @g3a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-25

The bar docket of the cAitfendeu
county oourt for the March term, 10
open March 9, show that 45 jury cases
and Al court cases are Get foF trial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-25

Mfs. Mary a. Summer, Of Plymouth
Fire Corners, celebrated her ninety
ninta birthday anniversary recentiy-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-25

George c. short, Of LyndonviIie. has
been sppointed deputy sheriff, sue
eeeding D. 81 Sslsby who has hel3 that
Office for twenty seyen years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-25

Mrs. Fisher, az Barton Landing. who
Is il her ninety -eighta rear, raeeHtly
suffered serious attack Of illness but
now appears 70 b recovering her health.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-25
FOR SALE.

FOR SAB ~ ISr8 eaa saitell cows. Inquier
az scott s E6,tzu12- EziEiaoat Harm. HARE
VI lrr1fFs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-25
TO REST.

AA-@ss - s@atN 16sAN9s So
----------
- -
lU FEAA.
~ - ~ gEuishea tteas rosra Moaesn
ssas go NJ $780, $3.50 w III. E1 ssa.s
&c. 80 w III e.a lse-
49,. - ~ - 7.s.s ~ - 49,
~ hesSs Tc.-s NV "a ss.ss - 10 800 VIC
~ s ~ re y ~ assAlA 1aaais q -
10 REsT--IenenaH u fear rooms In
ISSUE 2 . - --A
Ta BrN-y- syas-ssa s.egsN = S.s,ts N,r,s
SIX rboras. uitls ps7sry. Barn. basensent znd
- e 49, 49, NJ Al 49, III . sMAsA
1900 r. aV-ss
II - 49, " 3 sl 9' ~
g5.---gs- - ~ $3.50
~ F go. l ia rent =, e 5 trent gree ~ tI-
: & - 49, -i-S - t4a1e e-,Ss t-s
~ rsz,sz.- 4 $500 r g - Z. ",
= -. 2 n ~ - ~ ~ "A n ~. ~
y $780,. W. sA 49,
~, r~N-v c---v, Z .......
w - 80 $500 y n. & " taSssa
AFA''y n II. u. Z. 800
!, ~ - T I sAae.s,a q saree rooms "a
~ 4 y s,-s's Ss
= - --
m r-vvx-r .,-.7 - - -,T 80
:. ~ - = 81, 1s - ~ 49,. se1l.s
: - tA'-- S-ie@ti $3.50 N1A -. AFf's ~
~ So. ~ sA4e2ssnlta assa wa9a MsskEnS
T1es 49, ~. ~ M W. n w s " ss.AAN ~ n, w
~, --.-,-v -. 4 q :. =,
- = = - 49, sA.el 1879 49, - u ~ tMts
- l. y 40 v-e s~~s n sasA AhNAsAe q ~
- A-AA~- ~sA
~ vstyxrr s---7--,. - - z - 49,
-, y - 49, =. - sa1 49,
Bssaeasrd o3ock. 5lif
~ ~v,,- ------
r,.sS,.,' - 49, g TX Isa ~
Tan pv.--r na.-- .-r-. - -. : 49,
At DroMn's Drug store fof particulars issff
roe Bt.s s--eo1iags hgzses corner HiAi ana
seaeinenEs. Perry street Rens, easal, ss.0a
Use al stairs Tenement Perry stEeaE Rent,
49, Sas a0@ a. si',Is seleiaess Foster ssEesS
street. BEAT, sI2sA Ons does stairs tene-
nzsns, Branch street Rest, siao. Call at H.
A. Phelps. Academy street., % y. ID. Phelps
To RENE-Etare, especially desirable ter
80. - - 49, sss4e i IL w
,s--s- yf1s ~. ,a - 81 - = -. - -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-25

10 EENT--TensIneas 81 SIX goasas and hath.
"a Br4ach street lngutre 4 Rooms and &.
b-Aac2sra black 4lia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-25

TO EESI--A tenement ~ six rooms on
Bgsnch street. Basa hot aaa e9id water. In
GniTe a ?. y. Bee1lsg, RafE street @isEE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-25

TO &EST-Q8ics rpos8 over Drown DFaE
Store. formerly Occupied w Esg. Dewey. Apply
At oromn's Drug Store for p4rracal4rs isstf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-25

wANTEu-At once. oae hsss-ei2ss letter
enter and e2rvef. Inquife u FAIRY &
1snes. -s9t
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
PRIEST COWS RUMSELLER.
Shot at From Ambush, But Continued Good Work.

. St Mary's, Mo-, Sept 10.-At the risk of his life, the Rev Father Mich al D. Collins has compelled the five saloons and five dance halls of St Marys a French settlement for nearly two centuries and always "lidless" to close their doors at midnight and keep them closed until midnight Sunday. The courageous priest has been shot at from ambush, has been threatened with tar and feathers and has been boycotted by members of his congre- gation until his salary is to-day $700 in arrears. Father Collins comes of fighting race Once when he went into saloon to talk to the owuer. about closing his place on Sunday the saloonkeeper said: If you were not priest I'd beat your head off," The priest flung his coat into a corner, rolled up his sleeves, squared him. self for a fight and challenged the man behind the bar. "Just forget for a moment that I am a priest" he cried, ''and come out here. A good thrashing will do you good" The saloonkeeper did not go.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
BOYS START PANIC.
Wild Time on a Car Which Was in
 Darkness.

New Haven, Sept. 10.-The pas" sengers on a State street trolley car bound for Scheutzen park at about o'clock last night were thrown into a panic by a few mischevious boys who were gathered near Pearl street about an Elm tree, large limb of which had broken and fallen uuon the trolley wires. When the car reached the spot the motorman saw that it was possible to osrun under the limb, and slowing down started to do so. The branches scraped over the roof of the car making peculiar noise which, together with the sight of row of red lights placed along the tracks which are being repaired just here, made the passengers, who did not understand the trouble, nervous. Just as the trolley pole struck a limb leaving the car in darkness. one of the boys shouted, "All jump out" and the. frightened crowd jumped pell mell Out of the car. Fortunately no one was hurt and the passengers, calmed down when they saw there was no danger.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
Want to Raise Battleship.

Sandusky, O., eSpt 1O.-The reso- lutions' committee of the Spanish war veterans committee, will report to-day resolution presented by Com mander John T. Collins of the New Jersey department, calling upon the president to recommend in his next message the raising of the battleship Maine in Havana harbor. Neglect to recover the bodies is declared to be a reflection of serious proportions upon the national honor"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
CITY NEWS.

Alderman Spain is home from the Eagles convention. At Norfolk, Va. and will take part in the conference of fourth ward democrats tonight.
 The testing car of the Connecticut company has been going over the tracks in this city the past couple of days trying to find any defects that may exist.
 The case of Harold Lawton. who shot Thomas Crane a few weeks ago at fishing pond in Cheshire came up to-day. Judge Peasley defended Law ton while Attorney Kelley appeared for Crane.
 The annual report of the Curtis Art company shows John H. Curtis is president an dtreasurer; William $. Curtis secretary. The directors are John and William Curtis, Emily C. Blakeslee and Susan c. Snow.
 N'cnael Puglere was arrested in this city to-day by Detective keegan, as he is wanted in Meriden for theft of several razOrs. Biagio Guerrieri. an officer from the Silver City was in town to-day to take the accused back.
 John O'Brien and Andrew Arm strong of the local lodge of Eagles &C., companied the remains of Peter J. McEnroe to Montpelier, Vt, to-day. The dead mans wife, her sister and two brothers, John and William Reilly and Undertaken Bergin were also with the party. The funeral will be held at Montpelier tomorrow.
 John Hayes of this city, who is now working in New York has joined the Irish-Ameriean Athletic club. Hayes appears to be in line for honors as a high jumper and the Irish-Ameriean Athletic club liked his style Henry Littlejohn of this city has also be- come a member of a we'll known ath- letlc club. the Xavier A. C., of Brooklyn
 The remains of the late Mrs John Moran of Ansonia, who died day be- fore yesterday. were brought here to- day and inferred in St JOseph's eeme- tery. Before leaving Ansonia mass was celebrated for the deceased by the Rev Father Quinn Mrs Moran was a former resident of Naugatuck. She leaves three sons and two daughters. one of the former being Peter Moran of SimonsvilIs-
 Pasquale Capobianoo. who was shot by Michael CarpinelH on Canal street Sunday evening. September 1, wss not So well at the hospital to- day. CarpinelH not only wounded but murdered Antonio Geuovs- CapObisnco has been get ting on well at the hospital but the past few days his condition has been causing alarm and it looks as thoush CsrpinsIH night have to answer for a double murder.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
Peach Crop Is Short.

Chicago, Sept, IDA shortage in the September peach crop has affect ed the price of that fruit in Chicago. The commission dealers who antici- pated the shortage have even invaded the eastern marekts in an effort to meet the demand, but the supply of good fruit is still scarce. The heavy frosts of November last year are re- sponsible it is said for the failure of large part of the Michigan crop and many orchards in Ohio, also were damaged. Prices range from S1 to $1.50 higher per bushel than last year and commission men say that this condition will obtain throughout the season.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
MAKING 25 KNOTS
Nothing Heard From the New Cunarder Since Emerging
 From the Fog Banks.

New York, Sept 1O.-Officials of the Cunard line said to-day that they had received no advices from the steam ship Lusitania since she was reported by wireless late Sunday emerging from fog bank many miles to the westward of Queenstown with her great engines driving her along at 9 knot. That the giant leviathan will create a new speed record in her maiden trip to America is confidently believed by officials of the Cunard line, who expect to get word from the Lusitania when she enters the wireless zone of Cape Race on We'd nesday. The Lusitania has been handicapped by fogs during the first part of her trip but despatches re- ceived by the company show that the steamships machinery was running smoothly and any time lost by slow ing down in the fog will doubtless be made up later.
 Steamship circles are all agog to- day over the coming of the Lusitania and there will be big fleet of tugs and steamers down the bay to well come the big Cunarder as she sweeps through the new Ambrose channel to the city.
 The west-bound record from Daunt's Rocks to Sandy Hook light ship, which the Lusitania is striving to beat is five days, seven hours and 23 minutes, made by the Lucania of the Cunard line in 1894. The Lucania left Queenstown last Sunday thirty minutes ahead of ner new sister but within six hours after the Lusitania had left Queenstown she had passed the Lucania and taken the lead in the race across the Atlantic. ~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
STATE OF SIEGE
Japanese and Chinese Are Lay. ing in a Biz Stock of Fire
 Arms
HAVE BODY GUARDS

Vancouver, B. O., Sept 1O.-The Chinese and Japanese quarters of Vancouver are practically in state of siege. Hundreds of revolvers and guns were sold yesterday to Orientals until the police prohibited the sale of firearms. Every Chinese merchant goes about with an armed bodyguard and beside the entrance to every Chinese store stands an Mongolian with rife. All the Chinese cooks, millmen and laborers and all the Jap anese working in the city and in the country within radius, of 15 miles from Vancouver have been summoned to the Oriental quarters and are fill ing. all the houses in the quarter. Besides the firearms, knives, stones. bottles and bricks are in stock ready to repel the attack of a mob at any future occasion.
 Glass in every Oriental shop and house in the city was broken by the mob on Saturday night, except in the Japanese church, which escaped. It is question whether the city or the dominion is responsible for the $20,- OO0 damage done by the mob.
 It is understood that Mayor Be- thune has received a telegram from Earl Gray, governor general of Ot- tawa, demanding that law and order be preserved in Vancouver at all costs and the lives and property of the Japanese residents be accorded full protection as guaranteed under the clauses of the treaty between Can ada and Japan.
 The chief of police has sworn in one hundred special constables. The mili- tary will be called out if there are signs of further disturbance.
 Hardly house in the city has a domestic servant to-day, the two thousand Chinese employed being con- centrated in Chinatown, and clubs and restaurants cannot serve meals.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
Fire in Back Bay District.

Boston, Sept 10.-Fire early to-day caused a loss variously estimated at between $25O00 and $50000, to the stable of o. E. Fitch X Co, situated in the Back Bay district, there bein- ing row of automobile salesrooms on one side and St Cecilia's church another. The fire started from an unknown cause in a harness room on the fourth floor of the building and spread over that floor, through nay and grain lofts and destroying on its way many valuable carriages, as well as a number of harnes sets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
DINE AT OYSTER BAY
Several Important Personages
 Will Confer With the Presi- 7 dent About Matters.

Oyster Bay, N. r., Sept 10-Secre- tary Straus of the department of com- merce and labor; Charles P. Neill, commissioner of the bureau of labor; Lawrence F. Abbott and Ernest Ham. lin Abbott, of New York will be the luncheon guests of President Roose- welt to-day. Secretary Straus will make a verbal report on his recent western trip to President Roosevelt, and Commissioner Neill will present certain difficulties which have arisen in the attempted enforcement of the eight-hour law. It is denied that the telegraph strike will be considered.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
A REMARKABLE CASE.
woman Suffering From Elephant. lasls Gained Nearly 400 Pounds.

New York, Sept 1O.-Physicians at the Kings County hospital have most remarkable case of that rare dis. ease elephantiasis. The patient ia Mrs Juliette Felt of Brooklyn. n widow, 69 years old. Before she was attacked by the disease she weighed l49 pounds. She now weighs 525 pounds and is gaining daily in size. Her skin is thick, hard and coarse like an elephants.
 An idea of the effect of the dis ease may be judged from the foct that each of her legs is as large in circumference as the body of a well aeVeloped man. The doctors do not. know whether she will recover
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
Must Not AnnuI Charter.

Jefferson City, Mo-. Sept 10.-Judge Potter of the United States court at St Joseph yeserday enjoined Secre- tary of State Swanger against annull- ing the charter of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railway company to do business in Missouri. The in- junction proceeding grows out of the law which prohibits a corporation from taking cases from q state court to the federal court.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
Mark At The Wheel.

Memphis. Tenn, Sept. 10.-Should Mark Twain accept the invitation to be preesnt at the Waterways conven- tion in this city next month he may man the pilot wheel of the steamer that will bear President Roosevelt down the river. Capt Bizby, a noted ante-bellum river pilot under whom Mark Twain "cubbed" has promised to be in the pilot house when Mark shall take the pilot wheel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
Emperor to Greet Taft.

Berlin. Sept 10.-Emperor William, it is said, will make a special effort to give the American secretary of war, William H. Taft. a hearty re- ception and memorable entertainment during his soiourn here. two months hence Already the several officials who will have the arrangements in charge are holding conferences on the subject The emperor will probably receive Mir Taft at PotsIam castle. Laudatory articles regarding Mir Taft are appearing fin the newspapers
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
Vote For Supreme Tribunal.

The Hague. Sept 1O.-The commit tee of the peace conference to which the question was submitted to-day. approved, by a vote of 26 to ?. the project for the establishment of a supreme tribunal to deal with prizes captured at sea. The tribunal will be composed of permanent judges from the United States, Great Brit ain, Russia. Germany Austria-H Hun gary, Italy, France and Japan, the smaller nations having a judge only for a number of years, propOrtiOned to the tonnage of their mercantile marine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
Bakers In Convention.

Chicago, Sept. 10.-The National Association of Master Bakers con- vened here to-day. About one thou sand of the guild are in attendance, hailing from all parts of the United States and from Canada, Bermuda and South America. The annual ad- dress of the president, Adolph Boetler of St Louis and committee reports are features of the day. The convention will end with the annual election Friday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
DRANK CARBOLIC ACID.
Bridgeport Real Estate Man Was
 Tired of Living.

Bridgeport, Sept. 1O.-John s. Mead, prominent real estate dealer and insurance man, committed sui eide here to-day by taking carbolic acid. His body was found in a bath room at his home. He has been de- spondent of late owing to a family affair and it is believed that this prompted him to take his life. Suit had been brought against Fred Bull len, a we'll known cafe proprietor, by MT Mead for S10,000 damages for aliniation of his wifes affections. He had also entered suit against his wife for divorce. His wife was formerly a well known young woman in the social set here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
Veterans Desire Special Flag Day

Sandusky, O., Sept. 10.-An effort is 10 be made by the members of the
 United Spanish-American War veter- Ens to have Dec. l next generally ob. lerved as special flag day in the United States in honor of the sailing If the fleet of American warships for he Pacific coast in command of Ad- lniral Evans. A motion to this effect
 Tas presented by Past Commander
 Charles R. Miller of Cleveland at the |pening of the fourth annual encamp- bent of the veterans at Cedar Point. |'he motion was adopted with cheers Ind a waving of flags.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
Masked Robbers In Bank.

Chippewa, Ont, Sept. 1O.-Mask- ed robbers broke into and blew open the safe in the Royal Savings bank at an early hour this morning. A posse at once set out in pursuit of the robbers. Officials of the bank say that the safeblowers were frightened away before they got into the safe de- posit box inside the vault where the most of the banks money was kept.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
PARSON UMPIRED GAME.
Elopers' Friends Gave Satisfaction to
 Both Ball Teams.

Winsted, Sept. 10.-The Rev MT Murklin, pastor of the Methodist church, in Millerton, N. Y, who mar ries most of the Connecticut elopers who flock to that Gretna Green, was prevailed on to act as umpire at a baseball game between the East Canaan and Millerton teams in East Canaan Saturday afternoon, for the regular umpire, MT Sweeney, had been nearly mobbed by the Millerton fans. The latter said Sweeney didn understand the game
 The minister officiated to the sat- isfaction of both sides, not one of his decisions causing a kick. Millerton won, 8 to 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
Nelson MOrris's Money.

Berlin, Sept 10-Advices state that Alt Henchingen, the little town where Nelson Morris the packer of Chicago was born, will benefit by the bequests of the millionaire provided for his father, who still lives there. The father was a poor cattle dealer when his son left for America, but his son, in his prosperity, literally provided for his parents. who spent much of the money on public improvements in Hechingen and surrounding vjl- lages. The bequests left him by his son will largely be spent in a similar manner.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
WOMAN MURDERED
Discovered Burglar in House She Shot at Him He Secur-
 cd Revolver and Killed Her.

Norfolk, Va, Sept. 1O.-Mrs Mary
 Lawless Rorschach, wife of Lieuten-
 ant Frank Rorschach, United States
 navy, and sister of Joseph T. Lawless, former secretary of the < common wealth of Virginia, was murdered in her home, No SS2 Park avenue,
 Park View, Portsmouth, by an un-
 known burglar early to-day. She
 was shot through the heart with her own pistol taken from her hand by
 the burglar after she had fired twice |upon him through an open door lead ing into the kitchen where he was |cornered.