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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
Rajah silks, Use, at Abbott's,
The Miser's Fatc,s at the Pavilion
tonight,
sale sample waists, zoe 70 $500 each,
at Vaughan's
Another lot Of those pins at Perry's,
three papers for 81.
Special umbrella sale 4sc each at
Peny's on Saturday.
New maple walnut college ice at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
Buying a Cow" viii cheer you up.
Az the Pavilion every night.
The Rebekahs will hold whist party
in Odd Fellows hall this evening.
Auction sale Of furniture, Saturday
evening at the City auction rooms
Pure maple syrup and sugar from a
reputable maker at Sowden & Lyons.
New maple syrup and sugar for sale
at w. +. shepard's, Prospect street,
Cash paid for watches. diamonds, gold
and silver jewelry. Burr, the Jeweler.
The spring term Or the kindergarten
.at 20 Keith avenue begins next Mon,
day.
The best always at the Theatorium, Of
course, See adv. on last page; it proves
fit,
Mrs ], NJ Eastman returned yester-
day from a visit with relatives at Post
Mills,
Nicholas Mascot Of San Francisco,
Cal, Is visiting his brother, G. g. Mas
colt.
w D. Smith Of the firm Of Smith g.
Cumings II i'll with the grippe at bis
home on Summer street.
Saturday candy, zoe box; molasaes.
yanilaa ami chocolate ISisse, l5c pound,
at Barre Candy Kitchen.
Wanted; Pupils in shorthand. Pit
man system, terms right Ula a. Nc
Whorter, Richardson street
Miss Lena Moorcr0ft returned to-day
from North Montpelier, where she has
been visiting her sister, who il i'll.
Miss Julia GarYey, who has been Wis
iting at the home Of Michael Garvey,
returned yesterday to her home in Bur
lington.
First In town: new tomatoes, medi-
UNI sized and fully ripe, i3c i pound 2
pounds for 25c. New Fpgiand Fruit
company.
ItaIiani Atenti; Chi vuol Partire Sui
la Provence deye Assicurarsi subito II
Biglietto dal Nostro Agente di Barre,
VT, Antonio Giachino, questo vapore las
cia sempre 800 400 eento passegere
indietro.
Further price pulctured merchandise,
prices decreasing, crowds inereasing--is
the announcement made in to.day's Isl
sue BY 4. 4. Smith s Brother. They
add that unless yon are temptation
proof not to look at the prices they
are making on their stock of shoes,
clothing, hats, shirts, underwear, gloves,
hosiery, jewelry, etc You cannot but
realize that profit is but secondary in
this great reduction sale. the object
being more business, Lockers as well
come as buyers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-04
EAST MONTPELIER.

A nine pound son was born yesterday
afternoon to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ].
Mack.
The Rev. William Wight Latte, the
new pastor of the Peoples church In
Montpelier, win preach at the EyangeIi-
cal church III this town tomorrow at
q 80 o'clock D. m. Mr.. Latte is q vigor-
Gus young man and d good speaker. The
Rev. Mr.. Taylor, the pastor appointed
rs the Evangelical church in this town.
Il expected to arrive with his family
some time during the first part Of this
month
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-04
CAN'T FIND ROBBERS.
Several Possible clews Run Down to
No Avail.

Stowe, April 4-state's Attorney
Tracy and Sheriff Jones Of Johnson whit
Sheriff Burt are working on the bur
gIarv ease. but 50 far nave found no
traces of the guilty parties Several
possible clews have been worked but
with no results. postoliice Inspector
Howard Shaffer of Burlington IS in
Stove investigating The loss by the bur
elary and inspecting the office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-04
CARD y Thanks.

we wish ID extend to our friends Our
sincere thanks for the Kindness ana
sympathy shown lis in our recent be.
reHement and for the beautiful floral
tributes,
MIR. and Mrs Leon Cummings,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cummings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-04
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
Weathar Prediction

Fair and slightly warmer Tonight.
Sunday fair and warmer; fresh westerly
winds diminishing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-20
THE REVIVAL OF THE COTTON INDUSTRY IN HAWAII
EDITOR

Among possibilities of Hawaii cotton
occupy OF wild tree cot
tons considerable quantity Of good quality
f Sea island cotton was grown The Hawaii
Experiment growing Sea Island cotton the
Queensland Mr. Krauss has found an enormous
difference quality different eotons and apparent
that careful attention must be gwen
TO the the seed
Island cotton
whether
Sea Island when allowed to continue
longer in the old, and some OF the
the Caravonea cotton has
ganlv prund benefit the uniformity Of
fifteen eighty cents per pound depending
staple The of Cvoniea cotton
The first picking of our Sea Island strains
pounds which of twenty cents
b
uays plants pounds ginned cotton
acre.. peraer the prevailing price
quality produced excellent The seed
highly important product yielding meal There
products the best known
stock feeds Cotton requires thorough
and viii without irrigation where
therefore, find for itself with
outer owding other industries
gratifying and several large
plantngs planned with the
of makn cotton one of industries of Hawaii
v. WILCOX
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-20
Commercial News
By Charles L. Rhodes.

of of Company the
accomplished
of
comph complete
formulated viii pass
tendency shaping
apparently bringing about an official
being talked who viii about AMI
plans are being formed and discussed
Partnership Arrangement.
Apparently the thing eFysing into result which be-
very probably will not be- union the
partnership between specific properties
enterprises and working other
A odern Passenger Steamer.
Probably the first results the
will be modern fast passenger and freight steamship approximately
As
almost ownership this
steam company ana the concerns winch just no" have large
freight contracts with the Matson Company It possible that
equal to any Pacific Ocean steamship and will be able make
between San Francisco and Honolulu ports
now, and viii make faster time than them
Plans Steamship.
plans steamship drafted sufficiently
detailed bring the figuring
as operation and an margin of profit
Up to NIatson.
Company already have will tax
the capacity the
snip TO meet any growth IN its business This brings it directly the
proposition carry
take the building steamships
fact must be Kept IN mind 1t the steamships that the freight
also take the
take its share share,
good share of the freight traffic. and after the first
much larger share roidd
the Islands must take into consideration passenger
brings Company and its
against competition
against neglect the Islandsas a whole.
Coming
Tt these conditions
Francisco Friday
regarding situation
will be held, whether final conclusions reached
Continued on Page sxteen)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-20
Small alks

A G. M. RoBERTsoN-1t going o splittieket year.
CHARLEY-oh thunder Nobody loves a fat man
JOHN sNITH-Wel the far put
JOHN LANE
will take the advice conservative
JOE CoHEN-If
find good fellows is o good yourself
knitting the Prince
Becy Congress independent
ticket.
by
Undoubtedly majority
rived at the Coast saying up
it in San Francisco.
PROF MARX Bingham Secretary
American Association
the Alameda did street. he
his mission here
roller traction
e,whle
all had
the question japanese
surprise to the Japanese colony
The he
birth sidesteppe
OATH have lived Honolulu thytr
fourteen blocks back
blocks downtown again By
will do it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-20
sss.SssSsEEEEEk ssE*E*sE*E'EE*E3s a
Fresh Air Pavilion for Consumptives
Review of Reviews.
xSssssssss y = e y y 80 = y y

curative treatment of tuberculosis finds
Hppocrate whO 400 before
advis milk Modern
although this regimen filed out
nothing beyond
specific tuberculosis be found
constantly We have had the
'sung "inhaations
all worthless Of
value 'f%l
uber
being
their effectiveness furthered An unremng study
the fresh the
the careful supervision
position first the requirements IN the
unimpeded and absolutely
perfect
grounds the radical be fully
all of mOdern
colder
pavilion pavilion being accorded precedence
cottage plan.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-20
Gleanings and Gossip


Soup made Of wasp a Chinese delcaey.<
a famine ten or twelve
The German soldier swimmer.
EnveO hundred
worlds supply from Brazil
An AK high contains about 100000 leaves
Hyland, successful puglis, never drank nor smoked
Lamp o annually London
than$ 5OOOOOOO S spent n charity annually.
There's miles of railway the United States
in
1t a
exquisite paper French actresses
Electricity about
stopping express starting
the United States is
gallons.
silk attacked
totals at 100.
Living per cheaper the cities of the
Sherman, Tas runnngmate spell their name
countries practieed
thousand
looking deposits
and they ind
of similar to
milk and is used as natives
ink in public schools and has
many microbes in it which decidedly dangerous
production beet Denmark for the season 9o7s amounted
to pounds including
pared pounds il 19O67
did of lying
morning breakfast
all only he ate his
hreakfas md then wentbae to again
A that the culture of bananas
He that if better machinery
utilizing fbe growing would
Sweden generation
trs - uous replantng has provided for similar income
thirty Railways and telephones
hss, sAedhouse teaching and many things
Haseh zot the severity of Alaska
nPPsF hp clean quickly that
becomes n solid Of ice and the face frozen in
eeupasa ~ Te Railroad coumisson indicates by
railroads the twice
.t amount rd b the omrnies The commission that so
ssk 6 the losses b. tbs fictitious
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-20
The Fertile Desert

Success.

The desert is the fertile
Where did of
Where hut the fertile deserts9 Arabia,
Northern India the north Africa
paeaus The history of the Jews history
desert
religious consciousness of the all
gushed the he of Moses
Inc desert IS most fertile because
drawa Plants need potash
need animals plants in
States the fallen of
washed out the food of the plants the
much
as the humid lands the
of
Is s irrgat
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-20

Have good people got job Castro,
aborer who is willing and work hard He
children
them to eat Dr. Burnham, whose takes charity
all
What
begin with There will
dinner the their
win be left which might if the Cas had them these helpless folk
valesen OF
being
meal mush and vegetables baked beans
to anything that will
Sunday time of leisure what do refresh
family something
that will last awhile Might throw in, with
think about joe Isn't there place him
improvements place7
family in is
dazed the situation OF
my
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-20
x y = =

you Berger gently
day
than anger, hoping The critic
libel that the Beger band 1870
the sensitive French
would the torment of
ALL left little the
true elixir of hopes for after all Berger is Berger just as thunder tnu
blizzard blizzard earthquake earthquake As well the trumpet
elephant voice plead
for the mumur of the Aeoan chord or the melody of the pnve Lutte in
fingered long under the enchanted spell band
the leaves whispered to the nesting doves and the brook ned over its peb
@ about neh where thekets laurel the
whitehd called How melody
as that would into our o mood and make seekers the lotus and
wild the hidden places where the rainbow minges its dyes with
thunder predes
near peace yls
moonlight of the Royal Hawaiian Band is
-
experience day good
the origin of which has
been prefers the matches that
him The other day happened in
lighting He took match from the
fell striking the floor on the pured ends the matches were gnted and
whole block quickly blaze it, and all danger fire
averted
But posg had happened just person using
supposg readily uppb the block matches
earey
gnedG
account for a number of fires of unknown origin
been able
myself to the ho poo attendance at church weddings had the
honor thrust me short time ago OF acting as one OF the u at "
function previously attended military wedding and
knew just how to act But when we four he arrived and TOOK our
stations IN the Vesoue we noticed fha many OF the pe"s were
especially the the church. that the majority those
in sitting by the then several walked
but
behind
followed whom afterward
her daughters and They found seats bordering the
he had had similar In fact seemed to be
general assault all routed
they
that this polo
shed Honolulu
the who issues them know that this large contingent outside equally
entirely
the best 1t would
the
- ~
My friend Thwing
the n his Owl
tale beginning with extract from Francisco papers
of
of
smoking the whites especially
CONTINUED Five.)
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-08
SAW BROTHER IN VISION
SINKING IN QUICKSAN0

EAST ST LOUIS. I'LL. Special.
While her twin brother was sink
inE On The Quicksands OF Long Lake.
near Mitchell. H.. Merle Huber.
seventeen years old who was twelve
miles away az home. alone shrieked
and fell 20 the front porch in a faint
NeiEhbors ran 20 her assistance and
revived her. Fred is dying. ! can
hear him called TO me. He is drown
ing. let me 20 70 him. moancd tho
girl.
Merle made frantic efforts 10 leave
The house. but was held back by
friends. who assured hr that Fred
was all right. The girl could not
be- quoted
Five minutes later message came
from Mitchell that Fred Huber was
drowned When the news reached
his sister she again tainted and up
20 a late hour was in critical con
dition.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-08
TAFT TO CONTINUE
ROOSEVELT POLICY
Repu blican Candidate l. Formally
Notified IL Nomination az Cincin-
natl and MAKES an Address.

CINCINNATI Especial ON
ciSIly notified July 2sth. OF his nomi-
nation By the Republican party To-
the presidency. william n Taft.
standing on the portico OF has broth
er's home. In his native city. for
mally accepted the honor. pledged
anew his allegiance 70 the policies
Of President Roosevelt. and declare
that the chief function OF the next
Republican administration Wlli - C
clinch what has been 6ocom plish-
"a already BY the present occupan.
Of the White House.
n doing this. however. Judge Taft
in What Is regard cd As 4 conserva-
tive note 10 his address. pointed on
that there viii be serious and din
cult work 20 do. principally TO De
wise Ways and means by which ;hf
high level Of business integr 81 and
obedience 10 law which be Press
dent Rooseveltl has established ma,
De maintained. and departur- from
- restrained without undue inter
ference with legitimate business"
Re attacked the Democrat plat
form. asserting that most 81 its decla-
rafions either are inconsistent OF
dieingeaOus. Dir. Bryan policies
were held up as destructive
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-08
PRAYED FOR HOURS. THEN
ROBBED THE MISSION BOX

ALEXANDRIA. vas Special. -
AFTER spen0inE several hours on his
knees rs 10 De were encrosScd in
deep prayer an unidentified man on
sunday afternoon about d O'Clock
pulled down the sanctuary box no
the rear OF St Nary's Catholic
Church. and after prying 10 open.
robbed ~ or its contents and made
good his escape. The box minus it's
contents was found on the floor of
The church by Rev. Father / r
Kelly. assistant pastor OF s. Mary S
Catholic Church. 4 report OF The
robbery was 81 once tolephoned 90
-he police. and Chief Goode made q
thorough search OF the church and
-arsonaEe. b. being believed az the
time that The thief had perhaps en-
tered the rectory for the purpose OF
securing more plunder
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-08
TELLS FEARFUL TALE
OF CRUELTY IN PRISON

MILWAUKEE. wIS.-Speciai.-
Matt Wagner. sixteen years old. re-
turned from Texas. where he served
part Of a term Of three months for
stealing ride on a freight train.
and tells OF the manner in which.
he SAYS. John Kulik. his chum. was
beaten 10 death in a Texas prison
Half an hour after one beating. says
Wagner. Hulik dropped dead He
says a third Milwaukee boy. nc
gro. named Williams is still i'm The
prison and viii die unless soon saved
The boys started for California
when unable TO get work here be
cause OF a strike. They were taken
Oh train in Texas. and after bcins
beaten like slaves. were set az work
kulik was unable. Wagner SAYS.
90 stand the work and was forced
90 work when dying Finally he
was given a last beating and forced
to work in the blacksmith shop un-
10 hc dropped dead. Then he was
buried In the jail yard i'm a shall
low trench. with not even a pine
box for a coffin.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-08
RALEIGH FANS kOBBED
UMPIRE UPCHURCH

RALEIGN. " Special. The
sensation Of the season was preclpi-
tated in the finish 81 the ninth in
ming Of the Raleigh game
July 2Tfb. when Raleigh havill
two men down and two on bases
Umpire UpchuTch made rulings that
were held 20 be grossly unjust and
Ia line with others nearly as bad
earlier IN the game
A number OF men from the bleach
eFs. led by Walter saddier. lcsped
over the fence and made a dash for
the umpire. Constable Gyrum met
and engaged them ia a pitched fight
20 that their attention was diverted
from Umpire Upchurch long enough
for him TO get out Of tie grounds
and catch q hack for his home or
Salisbury street lie came uptown
and resigned. Ia the scufie with the
officers a. they came over the fence
after the umpire. Walter Saddier
received a severe Tash across the
head from the constabIc's club.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-08

cHICBCo.-sp special. The nation
al COMMITTEES Of the Independence
party to-day elected Wiliiam "a
Hearst ~ chairman g. =. =. Neal.
% fndiana. and a.. ~. Howard. OF
Aiabama. vice-cbalrmeD. and Charles
A. WALSH. " lows, secretary.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-08
SLEMP is NAMED TO
SUCCEED HIMSELF

BIG STONE GAP. VA.-Speciai.
About a thousand people were present
at the love feast. the term used by the
Republican leaders In speaking OF
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-08
PARDON FOR LAST
GOLD BRICK MAN
Howard Who Wa one OF THREE Who
Tried o. >viudle Greensboro Nan.
90 Re Released After Serving
Eight lear tn Pen.

RALEIGH. ~ C-Sreoial The
>ew Yorker Who was the cau.e % 3
most sensational and serious in
cidf az between Cove ruor Glen. o.
North Carolina. and several rroui-
nent Tan many politicians IN New
ork city some Two years ago. While
Governor Glenn WHs the guest OF The
( ar May society. is az last about 10
- pardoned out o. the penitentiary
of This State. after serving eight
years % a fen-vear sentence FOR
sVindliuE and attempting 20 operate
confidence game OF a prominent
citizen % North Carolinz-Paul Car
reft-at IL zine a leading wine
manufacture OF Halifar. n c.. but
The president OF the Garrett Wine
Company. % Norfolk. Va
Nearly eight year. ago three stran-
gers approached Nr. Garrett on the
streets o. Greensboro. y c.. and
made q proposition 20 sell him a
gold brick" for Euch les than its
intrinsic value Garrett instantly
made CD BE mind 20 turn the table,
On n mysterious trio. one OF whom
was disguised a. az Indian. who was
alleged 20 - he cfusl owner OF H.
gold.
Garrett accordingly Eace an EP-
poiutnent 70 meet thsE al & eer-
'sih hour g. a spot delegated b.
tb-u 10 the woods near the city
The cstensible prospective pur-
chaser in The meantime communi-
cated with a friend aEd a police
oclcer and they followed close BE-
hind Vh@n Garrett vent 20 TIE d.,
EiEnated place. and where the sVind
lerE Supposed be would bring along
some $4,000. The arrest % all three
a. the men followed They were
taken before q magistrate where they
gave fictitious names and AZ the en-
suing term 81 the superior court OF
q gulfort county were convicted and
sentenced 70 term ~ ten years each
fn the STATE peuifentiary a. Raleigh
Their names were later ascertain
90 10 - ! L. Howard. % New forl
Ifhe man who ls now about 70 %
pardonedl A. T. DALEY ana r. y
HarIey. ~ Chicago. One 81 the iat
rer Was said 20 have lived most o
bis life in The EaFf. chiefly 90 Nev
YORK. and So was lD the metr09oiA
that strong and influential friend
showed up and TAO years later -
cured his pardon ~ Governor -
cock That Was DALEY.
TIE third man. Hawley. died u
The penltentiary here after long an'
persistent attempts 90 secure his par
don. BE which large sums Of none.
Nere spent with lawyer and Others
His wife personally came 20 R2leie
and pleaded with bob Governor ~
cock and ire present governor G&enr
( FAILING ~ secure executive cleMeDc
sire derideS 10 1--we near her convic
husband THE she al 1911 one da
she visited 1im sn prison and foam
him the 4icfGm ~ an attack ~ dan
gerOus IiireeS. After brief Hines
Haeley died and his devoted VII
took hls body 20 his people for Chris
flan bCrlai Since then Howard ha
been RE only one o. the three coz
yicfs ieff 20 expiate the crime.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-08
ERECT MONUMENT To
THEODORE ROOSEVELT

AINNEAPOLIS. MINI. special
North Dakota will erect monu-
ment 70 TheOdore Roosevelt. and the
work OF collecting has been begun
Gustav Viveland. a Norwegian sculp-
tor. will design the monument. and
be has already submitted several
sketches.
The present intention Is 20 place
the monument in the State Park a.
Abercrom BILE. where was erected the
first Government fort in the State.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-08

PRINCETON. y. Special -
While nothing in Mr.. Cleveland s
viii. which was filed several weeks
ago. indicates the amount OF his
fortune. and although no official an
nouncement has been made as &C.
It's extent. IL became known here
to-day that his personal and real
property amounts TO S25O. geo.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-08

their convention at Norton. which
nominated by reclamation G. Bascom
Slemp 20 succeed himself as n mem
Der OF Congress from the Ninth Dis
trict. j. w. McGsvock. of Wythe.
was permanent chairman. and w. G.
Pendleton. of Tazewen. PERMANENT
secretary. There were no contests and
harmony reigned supreme.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-08
Cluster SpringsAcademy
CLUSTER SPRINGS, VA.
An individual school for Boys snc
YOUNG Wen

Noted for the beauty and health
fulness OF SIS location. its strong corps
4 masters and the splendid tone OF
lte pupils
SPLENDID facilities for all forms OF
athletics under the direction OF one 81
he best athletes 10 Virginia.
on the Norfolk A Western Railroad
n Halifax County.
Illustrated catalogue sent on appli'
alton 70 the Hcadmastcr.
HAMPDEN WILSON.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-31
NO VERDICT
WAS REACHED
JURY COULD NOT AGREE IN THE
CASE OF n. A. COWART WHO is
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT AND
BATTERY WHILE ACTING AS
POLICE OFFICER.

The jury could not agree in the
case of III. A Cowart, who was placed
on trial Friday in the criminal court
upon the charge of assault and bat
terry. Cowart while a police officer
arrested a man named Irvine, and it
is charged that he used his club need
lesSly ON the head of the man ar
rested
The jury considered the case for
many hours, but failing TO reach a
verdict. so announced 10 the court.
The case will be tried again at ,He
next term of court
Frank Martin was found guilty Of
receiving stolen property.
Negro Given Two Years.
Marsh Elliott, a negro, convicted
yesterday. was sentenced by the court
to serve a term OF two years at har1
labor for open and gross lewdne7ss.
John Hudson. found guilty of break
ing and entering a store room at
Century, was recommended to the
mercy of the court on account of his
his age, the defendant being only Is
years. He was fined SIS or serve 60
days
Willis Ellis for petit larceny was
fine,1 s. or 60 days; John Raney, for
receiving stolen property, was fined
$40 or so DAYS; and IsOm Blackwell
for public use of obscene language,
was fined 81 OF so days.