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The sun., 1908-03-24
no APOLOGY TO REPORTERS.
ReIchstag Strike stu On, So Chancellor
Won't Make statement.
Special Cable Despatch 10 THE Sun


BERLIN, March 23.-The Reichstag re-
porters are still on strike. as Deputy Groeber
has not yet apologzed for referring to them
as -piggish louts.' They hel 1 another
indignation meeting this afternoon. Dep
uty Groeber has drawn up n statement in
which he says he would rather suffer in
dictment than make an apology.
Chancellor Won Buelow though he was
present In the Reichstag to-day. did not
participate In the discussion Of the Foreign
once estimates 1t Ia believed that his
silence was due to the reporters strike,
which prevents the necessary publication
Of any statements he might make
From the Centrist papers, which alone
report anything Of to-day's proceedings
in the Reichstag, It lie learned that several
Of the speakers debated the estimates and
criticised foreign affairs, but neither Chan
cellor Won Buelow nor any Of the Ministers
SPOKE.
The Chancellor made a personal effort to
settle the strike difficulty in the interests Of
the public. He is not member Of the
Reickstag having merely an ex ofiicio
right 10 attend the meetings. Therefore
he will make no attempt to compose the
trouble over the head Of the President Of
the House, but he takes the view that the
present impasse deprives the nation Of one
Of it's constitutional rights namely full
publicity Of the debates in the House.
Consequently he hopes TO aid in removing
the deadlock
Another meeting Of the reporters was
held this evening. but il adjourned with
out getting any nearer a solution Of the
difficulty. The boycott is likely TO last for
a considerable time II the unanimity Of
the newspapers continues, With the e1-
cepdon Of the clerical press and one local
paper at Gottingen all the newspapers.
including the semi-ofhoial organs, have
ignored the Reichstag since March 20.
From the outset there have been rumors
Of reporters challenging Herr Groeber.
the author Of the offensive remark which
led to the strike, TO fight a duel. These
we're revived tonight in a oircumstantial
manner. Several Of the reporters are off,
GERS in the reserve, and II Ia stated that
these are resolved. II Herr Groeber does
not apologize, to challenge him, Herr
Groeber IL known to be opposed 10 duelling
in principle, but II is contended that as
he is an ex officer Of the reserve a military
court Of honor will. II he is challenged,
compel him 10 accept the challenge or risk
expulsion from the military caste,
The sun., 1908-03-24
WON'T GIVE UP DIAMOND SECRET.
London Bank ReslstS Effort 70 Open Lee
mOInep Sealed Envelope.
sptetal Cable DesPaieh 70 TIE SUN.

Special Gable DeSpGieh 10 TIE SUN
LONDON, March 2S,-An application was
made In the Bow Street Police Court to-day
To compel the Union Of London and Smiths
Rank TO surrender 9 sealed envelope con-
tSining Henry Lemoine's recipe for making
diamonds.
Counsel for the bank refused 10 surrender
the envelope on the ground that the con-
sent Of both sides had not been obtained.
The Magistrate under the circumstances
declined 10 make an order. He will report
the matter 10 the Home Once.
Henry Lemoine 10 under arrest In Paris
az present on q charge Of swlnding Sir
Julius Wernher Of the De Beers Mining
Company by pretending that he could
probably manufacture diamonds. He still
contends that his formula Is correct and his
process genuine,
The sun., 1908-03-24
DIED..

EDEY-On March -, 1908, at sarAnho Lake
William Schenck Edey, aon OF Charles @. and
the late Julia s. Edey. in the soth year OF hS age
Funeral services At the residence OF his brother
Frederick EdsV. 10 West Soth a.. on wednts
day, March IS At 10 4. n.
EIDLITz.-on Sunday, March =, at his residence,
SO West Soth st.. Leopold EldlitG, In his SSth
year.
Funeral private. Wednesday morning. Kindly
omit flowers.
GAUNT.--At Lakewood. March iS. in her so,h year.
Caroline Temperance, widow Of james Gaunt
Funeral private.
GoFFE-on Sunday. March H. iSos. a. her resi-.
denee, $50 PARK av.. Eleanor Taylor. wife Of
DR.. J. Riddle Cote and daughter Of the his
John and Lucy GSskell Taylor
Funeral private.
HAGEN.-on the 11d inst, At bis TesidPos, TAs
EdouArd, 18th and Walnut sta, Philadelphia
Pa, Arthur Hagen.
MoCARTHY.-At her residence. 2i5 west I'D -.
Sunday. March q, Augusta FlaSh, wife Of
Thomas N. Mccarthy. In her tth year.
Funeral services At the Church Of the Blessed
Sacrament. Broadway and 7lSt o.. on Wednes.
day, March Is, at 10 A. n. lntefmsns privsse
NEDHAN-on March ., iSos, ., his residence. n
West Ssd st., Thomas stanley NedhAm, In the
Goth year OF his age,
Services win be held At his late residence wsdnes
day evening. March 1s 1873. At O'Clock. In.
termsnt At convenience Of family.
PURDY.--M West Farms. New YORK city. on
Monday, March -. 1908, Rachel, wife Of the
late Samuel n. Purdy. in her S1d year.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on Thurs
day, March -. at ! p. NJ, from her late res
dence, East iSOth o.. and Boston road West
Farms. lntermsnt Woodlawh.
SHEEHAN.-on Monday, March a. ieos, at hS
residence Ill Court st., Brooklyn. hsrGIrt
SheehAn, widow OF Deals and beloved mother
Of Patrick j., Richard ?. and the late Daniel X
and Cornelius Sheehsh.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
ULAER.-on Sunday. March q. ieos, cathAnns
UlmeT tnee Neldlingen. wife Of the late william
Ulmef. aged 70 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend funerA
services a. her late residence, go BuahwiekaV
Brooklyn. on Tuesday evening. March a. 81
S0'elock. lnterment at eonvensnoe Of family
Kindly omit flowers.
wlsNER--on Sunday. March q, iSOs. J. AmhsrSi
Wlsner, In his eiSt year.
Funeral services At his late residence tS1 WaS1
ingtOn Av.. Brooklyn, N. y, ats p. w.. TusoaSg'
March ~. lhtermeht a. Warwick. n. Y
Wednesday. March SS. On the arrival Of The
train leaving New YORK Ehe r. ~ o. slo
A. N. Please omit hoVerS
The sun., 1908-03-24

Mulberry street, room crowded with all
manner Of odd junk, Candles were burn
ing on a little shrine devoted 10 st, Francis,
and other candles snqfed out, we're set on
shelves underneath cheap chromos OF San
Chiro. st. Joseph and the Virgin.
q manuscript in latin written by Vim
cenzo HIM eli evidently. since II was signed
with his initials, lay on a pile Of queery
varied books Half dozen policy slips
lay loosely spread on a table top. There
Was nothing 10 throw light on Vinoenso's
end. Motto insisted that his uncle was a
mild man with no enemies that he himself
was aware Of; big. good natured old man,
Of fine health and Tgor, who was always
laughing and loved children,
vincenzo, said Nooito came from the
town Of Castettermine. in the Province Of
Girgenti, Sicily, where, until the order Of
which he was q member fell under tho ban
Of the Government, he was a contented
monk. who had much TO do with the healing
Of his fellow friars and worked as carpen-
ter when he wasn't telling his beads.
Twenty years ago, losing the easy comforts
Of the refectory. Friar Vinoenzo became a
carpenter in earnest, but he found II easier
TO make money as faith healer. When
10 years old he drifted with the tide OF i'm
migration 10 this country and obtained quite
a vogue on the Fast Side as a faith healer.
Much virtue was supposed to lie in the
touch Of vincenzos large hands and in the
green stone ring with it's carving OF cru
cihx.
To his room in Mulberry street, which he
had occupied long time. persons used 10
come a. early as O'Clock in the morning
tnd very late at night. His patients be-
lieved implicitly In the healing powers he
rid claim to.
Luigi Colonnise who lived on the same
foor Of the house in Mulberry street, and
Nicola Csrbone, the banker knew him
we'll, but neither believed he had enemies,
and 10 neither had he ever intimated that
he had received blackmailing letters or
threats With Carbone he had a little
money on deposit. and at the bank he was
accustomed to get his mail Nothing
could have been more mysterious TO them,
10th said than the ma nner Of his death.
He made a visit to his old home in Italy
a little more than two years back, return
ing to New York about seventeen months
ago II he made any enemies over there
Le neglected to say anything about it.
Petrosno thought the murder Of Vim
cenzo was very like the killing Of Benedetto
Madonia-a barrel murder mystery Of
tive years ago The body OF Benedetto
was found in a barrel in April, 1908, head
beaten and throat slashed as was Vim
Cenzo's.
Petrosino Trabucoi. Botti and the Italian
detectives were not optimistic last night
about landing Vim cenzo's murderers. There
v asnt much 70 20 on. Whatever they
had and didn't tell the newspapers was
enough, though TO keep them working
the little cafes all night.
The sun., 1908-03-24
CROKER TO SUE yOR LIBEL.
BDoFIing Papers Attack His IAfe In Origin
and His Family.
Special CSOIs Despatch to The sUI


/ DUBLIN, March 2t,-Riohard Croker has
tdetemined to put his foot down on the
nswspapers that have been oriticising him
And his past adversely. He has be-
agun an action against the Sporting Chron-
ktele Of London, which said among other
sthings that Croker had vainly attempted
TO enter Irish society and that he had en-
sdsavored unsuccessfully to live the life Of an
Irish gentleman.
Mr.. Croker's Irish friends know that
strong but Intellectual efforts have been
made to induce him TO live a society
life, but that he has preferred the quietude
@of Glencatrn, where he has little world Of
his own. The reoklessness Of some Of the
)nevspaper statements about Mr.. Croker's
family surprises Irish folk, for they know
)that he Is directly connected with good
samincs In the south Of Ireland.
Those who for reasons Of their own
ATTACK Croker in print say that his father
-Was q blacksmith or the keeper Of beer
balloon.
The sun., 1908-03-24
Lawyer Dies h an once Building In
Jersey City.

Dennis B. Ryan, an attorney and coun-
sellor at law. with an Office in the Fuller
Building, Montgomery street, jersey
City, died suddenly in the building yester-
day afternoon from n attack Of acute
inStss' bsst 81 health ~ up to to the moment Of the %
seizure. Mr.. Ryan was Ss years old and
unna rried. He lived at 800 Montgomery
street. He was assistant secretary Of
Jersey City Lodge Of Elks and chairman
OF the library committee at Elks Hall.
He was also chaplain Of the jersey City
Aeria Of EARlaA.
The sun., 1908-03-24
FOR ROBBING OCEAN MAILS.
DThree Men Placed on Trial IN Paris for
I Thefts or Y. q. Checks and Securities.

Spsoa Gable DsSpdieh 10 THE SUN.
PARis, March 2S.-The trial began to-day
~f the men who were arrested In connection
with the mail robberies on board the
Generale Transatlantique Line steamers,
La Lorraine and La Savoie. There are
three prisoners,
KohniSh was arrested while trying to
cash a check for S2s,s drawn 10 the order
Of Baroness Lestowitz, which was sent
from New York. Rousseau was arrested
in Boulogne, and hSd in his possession
IS 900 600 worth OF American railway &C.
curities. semelle, the third prisoner, aided
Rousseau 10 cash fourteen checks which
we're stolen from La Savoie.
The actual authors Of the robberies have
not been caught.
The sun., 1908-03-24
ASKS ROYS ExTRADITION.

PTesideat Issues ExtradttiOa warrant for
Man Accused By His WIFE q Murder.
WASHINGTON, March 7s.-The United
States Government has made q request
Of France for the extradition Of Paul L.
Roy, who IL In Paris and 10 accused by
his wife, Glscia Gala. Of the murder Of his
brothsr-in-law, George Carkins. In New
Hampshire several months ago.
A warrant has been signed BY President
Roosevelt authorizing County Sheriff Robert
Scott Of Exeter. N. H., 70 afrest and bring
Roy back from France for trial.
No answer has been resolved from France
h usply 70 the FOquost for REPRESENTATIVES,
The sun., 1908-03-24
OPPOSES U. s. GUARANTEES.
Platform Of LOynaz del Castillo In Seeking
Cuban Presidency.
Special Cable Ds5pateh 10 The sun

opectet JuVte DctPettN W ihh GUN
HAVANA. March 2S,-'Gen,' Loynaz del
Castillo, who Is an adherent Of the Miguel
ista faction Of the Liberal party, urges that
no person who advocates guarantees be
eligible for nomination or appointment by
tho Mlguelistas.
Ex-senator Alfredo Zayas, who is the
leader Of the other Liberal faction, is neg
lecting his work as a member Of the Ad-
visory Commission TO devote himself 70
the furtherance Of his campaign for the
Presidential nomination.
A ZayiSta convention tonight acclaimed
Senior Zayas a. its candidate for the Presi-
dency. Al late hour he was still address
ing the convention. A Vioe-PresidentiA
candidate has not yet been named.
The sun., 1908-03-24
ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY
ASTOR PLACE q
FOURTH AVE.N.X
FOLLOW KING TO BIARRITz.
Ambassador Reid One Of che Crowd
Friendly With Edward WI.
Special Cab's Despatch 10 The SuS.

Special Cdbf Despatch 70 TIE SuN.
BIARRITz. March 2s.-The stay here Of
the King Of England Ia drawing a ooteriS
Of English and other fashionable persons
Among these are Ambassador Reid ana
his daughter who propose 10 make lengthy
sojourn MIR. Reid IS frequently with King
Edward, with whom he IL on the most
friendly terms.
The sun., 1908-03-24
LAST ACT IN THAMES TRAGEDY.
Mrs. ElterIch TO BrinE Drowned Husbands .
Ashes TO New York.
Special Cabl, Ds,pGteA 10 The sun.

Special Gable Ds'pOteA 10 The Sun.
LONDON, March 2S.-At the request Of
tho widey Of @. Otto Elterich, who was
drowned In the Thames in June last, the
Government has authorized the exhumatiou
Of the body Of her husband, and the remains
we're disinterred last Saturday. They have
hnce been cremated and the ashes placed
in an urn In readiness for shipment to New
York.
G. Otto Elterich and Mrs. Emily Nc
Lean OF New York went rowing on
the Thames near Taplow early in the
morning OF June Q, 1907. The skin ran
upon a bank and was upset. Elter-
ioh was drowned trying TO save the woman,
whose birthday II was He organised the
American Railway Construction Company
and had ofices at "a Broadway. He was
In Europe In the interests OF q syndicate
that contemplated the building Of railroads
in CanadR. Mrs. Elterioh was before her
marriage Miss Isabel Irene Wall. She is
the daughter Of Washington lawyer
The sun., 1908-03-24
MANY ESTATES LOSE HEAVILY,
Lawyer Shaw Found to Have Allowed Ne
EOtiable Securities 20 Disappear.

GOtlable Securities 10 Disappear.
BosroN, March 2S.-Henry NJ Rogers,
receiver for John oakes Shaw, Jr., the
lawyer who 10 alleged 20 be mentally un-
sound, applied this afternoon TO the Su-
preme Court for authority which viii facili.
tate the investigation into the condition Of
the many trusts which Mr.. Shaw held
From a partial examination II is evident
that a very substantial part Of each Trust
which was In readily negotiable securities
has disappeared. There are about sixty
Estates involved, having a total value OF
more than 100000 Mr., Shaw can give
no assistance, as his condition to-day IL
more serious than heretofore.
The sun., 1908-03-24
PENSION FOR x.RAY EXPERT.
DR.. Edwards Of Birmingham Gets 5000 .
Year for Loss Of His Ann.
Special Gable Despatch to THE Sun

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE sun.
LONDON, March 2S.-Dr, Hall Edwards Of
Birmingham. who lost an arm In the course
Of his researches into the X-ray but who
"a the disooverer Of successful method
Of treatment for X-ray cancer, has had
"a civil service pension Of $500 a year con-
ferred on him.
The sun., 1908-03-24
MARRIED..

BREESE-FISH.-o Monday, March a. at 81.
Jamess Church. By the Right Rev. Frederick
Courtney, Julia KeAn daughter OF Hamilton
Fish. 70 w lillian Lawrence Breeae.
The sun., 1908-03-24
BISHOP BRENT LECTURES.
Mrs. GriScOm Attends Talk on the Philip
pines In Rome.

Special Gable Dsspateh 10 THE SUN
ROME. March 2S.-Bishop Brent has given
q lecture here on his missionary work in
the Philippines,
Mrs. Grscom, wife OF the American Am
bassador, and other prominent members
Of the American colony attended. The
lecturer was applauded,
The sun., 1908-03-24
WON'T CUT OFF KINGS ARM.
Madrid story OF ManueIb Unhealed Wound
IL Denied.

Special Cdas DsspGteh 10 The SUN.
LISBON, March 2S,-The story that King
Manuel would have TO suffer amputation
OF an arm as a consequence Of a wound that
he receivedHwhen his father and brother
were assassinated is officially denied
The sun., 1908-03-24
TORTURE FOR TRAITOR.
IChInese Omdal Dies During an ENamlnA-
tion at shanghai
e,sl Cab,s Dsspaieh 70 THI son.

Special Cabs Dtipaieh 10 THI SUN.
SHAS0HAI. March 2S.--An officer in the
telegraph service named Chong, charged
with completely in disclosing state secrets
70 a foreign leg1tion, died At Pskin while
baing examined undeE torture
The sun., 1908-03-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mrs. whaSwl sosthias ayEup. lgg Shnatea
sisss is'is; Ssls ;' ssls ~ sssS EsaSsI S'% SSsfiS
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-02-08
Suggestion.

A good citizen wants the JOURNAL tc
say that this town wants new and
quite commodious school house on Fed.
eral Hill.
He contends that large number of
children up there are practically cut off
from scholastic privileges by the over
crowd at Beall High School, and i'll bad
weather it is a long way to school for
very many.
He is opposed to the halliday scheme
for primary pupils-an arrangement.
he says, which lasts III some cases two
years-a loss of a whole year, especially
bad for boys whose parents put them to
work at IA
Build the Federal Hill school house,
relieve the over-crOwd at Beall High
school, and give primary pupils at both
places an all-day day.
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-02-08

sleep to-day beneath wilderness of
flowers"
As in Chicago Mr.. Brace is remem-
bered here as ii lawyer of high attain
ments: None of his profession surpassed
him i'll readiness and accuracy of judg-
ment, and in the faculty which trans
lates legal dialectics into the vernacular
| of the average clientage he was equally
notable. II" would have made an ideal
Judge. Hence, he was great in counsel
out of court as he was as an advocate
within, his genial, patient manner ad-
ding the final touches to his accomplish
menfs AS a legal scholar.
As a public sci want he was faithful
and efficient, serving his party best by
serving the people" with all his great
strength.
intellectually he sat frequently and
long at the feet of PHILOSOPHERS higher
even than those of the law, an eager
pupil, craving to learn more and more,
especially of the domain behind the
veil"
Socially, he was generous, kind, good,
and when the number of his benefac-
tiOns comes to be reckoned up it will be
found that no deserving appeal was ever
denied.
In addition to other quotations the fol-
lowing, from a Cumberland dispatch,
fills blank:
AT one time Mr. Brace was the Repubi-
can leader IN Alleganv county, and when he
left Cumberland, in 1855 he was regarded
as the leader at the Allegany county bar.
Mr.. Brace was native of Allegany county
and was IS years old When - years old
he read law in the office of Judge Pearre,
father of Congressman George A Pearre.
and was admitted to the bar in 1871 In
1876 he formed law partnership with Ben
jamin A. Richmond. He served two terms
in the Maryland House of Delegates. and IN
1881 defeated Mr.. J. Benson Oder for State
Senator. Mr.. Brace was a Mason, Knight
of Pvthias and Odd Fellow
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-02-08
Appointments.

At the meeting of the County Com
miSsioners Tuesday John A. Bartolon,
of this vicinity. was appointed constable
the position held by Owen England
many years. 1t is believed Mr.. Bartol-
on will make an excellent officer.
Messrs. Adam Lebeck and Llol d
burst, of the Board, were commissioned
to 90 to Annapolis to talk good-road
plans with the legislators.
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-02-08
Business Locals.

If sick and suffering call on DIR. CUNNING
HAM. He can give you relief. Office in
residence Tbl
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-02-08

Death of Former Countyman.
Very many of the elder half of this
community last Monday morning were
grieved to hear that Will am Brace, for
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-02-08
Religious.

At First English Baptist Church, Rev
b. O. Allard, pastor, tomorrow (Sun.
day. services and sermons at 10l5 a. M
and "a p. m: Sunday school 915 a. M
At Grace M. E. Church, South, Rev
j. B. Hupman pastor, tomorrow (Sun.
day. sermon by pastor 1912 a. IN. and Z
pm; Sunday school 2 p. m. Epworth
League Monday 71a p. m; prayer-meet.
ing Thursday, IL p. m.
At St. Pauls English Lutheran
church, Rev. f. r. Wagner, pastor, to-
morrow Sunday 10l3 a. m. sermon
1.-The Isolation of SIM" 2 p. IN. Sunday
school; ~ p. IN. sermOn-"The Best
Husband.
At the First NJ. E. Church, Rev. A.
Fl. Thompson, pastor, Tomorrow (Sun.
day. 91a a. m. class meeting; l0la a. III.
sermon-"Noah's Carpenters, or the I'm
organized Religious Forces of I4ife"-an
Appeal to the Unchurched; ~ D. M.
sermon-"TheS Supreme Appeal" Fore
going plan will be carried out, weather
permitting; other such services as the
temperature and wind will allow.
At the Presbyterian Church, Rev. H.
s. Ecker, pastor tomorrow Sunday
l013 a. m. sermon-"The Way to Glory -
2 p. m. Sunday school; 7 p. N. Young
Peoples meeting; ~ p. IN. sermon
Light and Darkness"
AT Salem Reformed Church, Rev. G
E. Metger, pastor, tomorrow Sunday
1012 a. m. and p. III. services in Eng
lish 3 p. m. Sunday school; 3 p. m
catechetical class. Helping Hand So
ciety Tuesday evening at residence OF
Mrs. Hannah Hartig. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. Quarterly meet
ing of the consistory Monday evening
At the Congregational Church, Bow
cry street, Rev. ]. Lewis Evans, pastor
Tomorrow Sunday 10la a. IN. sermon
--"Christians as Light Refectionsi" Z
p. IN. Sunday school; 3:10 Junior En-
deavor; 6 :45 p. IN. Senior Endeavor topic
Ministering to Strangers and the
Sick" ~ p. IN. sermon-"What
Should a e. E. Society Be?'
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-02-08
TOWN AND VICINITY.
The Weather.

Quite bad all week-snow, wind and
cold.
A warm spell, beginning to-day, is a
probability.
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-02-08
II. r.

Olin Gunnett came running on Broad
way from the south, thermometer near
zero, Monday. JOURNAL stopped him
and asked for base ball news. Good" s"
he replied; "iust been practising"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-04
BROWN BEAR IS SHOT
FROM TRAIN PLATFORM
Conductor r. 3. Monnett of Yosemite
Valley Railroad Is Hero of
"Good Hunting" Incl
dent

It does not fall to the lot of the ave-
rage hunter to shoot a bear from a
railroad train.
But such was the good fortune of
Conductor r. B. Monnett of the Yo-
semitic Valley railroad lately.
The train was returning from Mer-
ced to Ell Portal on Sunday. April 26,
when Conductor Monnett, noticing that
borhood of Sweetwater mountain,
about twenty-five miles from Ell Por-
tai, kept an eye out for deer on the
opposite side of the mountains.
Il. A. Griffin. news agent on this
train. tells the incident as follows:
1T had been our custom to watch
for deer right along this place, and
we have had the pleasure of seeing
from one to ten night. But for the
past few days we had missed seeing
them and could not account for the
reason.
However, just before we got to
Sweetwater mountain Conductor Mon
nett saw what he thought to be deer
and so he signaled the engineer to
the passengers the sight of the deer
in his native home.
Brown Bear Is Shot
But upon closer examination ne
found what he had thought to be a
deer was a big brown bear, which,
from it's looks, must have come from
his hole or winter home, since his hair
was long and white in color.
"Monnett carries on the train with
him a 25-35 rifle and he lost no time
in getting down his weapon. Being an
expert shot, he took aim at the bear
and fired.
"The bear, much surprised at such a
happening, jumped headforemost into
bunch of brush on Sweetwater
creek, which was just below him,
where he would do his last bowling.
"The river was too swift and deep to
cross at that point. and Monnett hired
man on our return trip to bring back
the hide.
'"This is a hard, long trip and we
have not heard from the man yet. But
we do know that bear won't keep the
deer away any more. And Conductor
Monnett always will wear the honor OF
having pulled bear from a railroad
train"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-04
To St. Louis. ST. Joseph, Kansas Gift

Every Monday evening via Coast 1dns
Rio Grande, scenic Colorado, Denver.