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New-York tribune., 1908-07-20
WATER SLOW; BEATEN UNCONSCIOUS.

Frederick H Herman. a special officer employed
At the Broadway Hotel. the Coney Island Bow
cry. v1s arrested By Brooklyn Central once men
yesterday afternoon. charged with beating Antonio
'Tastoriun. Greek waiter. According TO the po-
Iloa. the latter did n5t obey when ordered TO
spn BY Herman who dubbed him into insensib!ltty
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20
ONE BROWNS, FOUR SAVED IN MAINE

IBy Telegraph to The Trbune.i
Portland, Me. July 19.-While trying TO row
through swiftly running sluiceway I'm the Stroud
water River this afternoon in small rowboat five
boys thrown into the water when the boat
capslzed and sank. William Cassidy seventeen
years old, drowned. and Roscoe Larochelle.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20

Paterson July 10 SpeclaD.-The Paterson police
are vying with a citzenr posse. headed by the
father Of Lillian Slechner. of Maryland avenue to
capture a stranger whom the girl accuses The
father saws he will take the law into his own
hands II he catches the fellow first. The stranger
called at the girls house. in response 20 ad-
vertisement for employment for the girl. and, TAX
ing her ostensbly to his home, through woods,
Abandoned her. She 10 In critical condition =
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20
WOMAN BROWNS AT NEWPORT.

Newport r. l.. July 19.-Mare Dalbery. thirty
three years DID, Of New York. was drowned while
bathing to-day on Collins Beach. near Fort Adams.
She was employed as q cook at the summer home
of Charles F. Hoffman. OF Now York.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20
WIND TOO HIGH FOR AERoNAUT.

Harold K Hamilton the aeronaut, who has been
making ascensions at the Brighton Beach Park.
made two attempts yesterday to go UP In tho air.
but failed both times. owing to the high wind
Thousands gathered to the test and were disap-
pointed the postponement-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20
CHILD MISSING TWO WEEKS RETURNED.

Francesca Aligno three years old. who
kidnapped from her fathers doorstep at No. zo2
First avenue. July 4. was returned to her
father yesterday when he identified in the
rooms of the children's society. No harm had
come to the child. and the police could not learn
Hhera she had been held
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20

cANoEIsT BROWNS At HUDSON. MASS.
Hudson. Mass, July 1s.-W. Phillip Brown neao
bookkeeper for the firm OF Lake q h"o"gs ,n
"h,da ua. drowned In Lake Boone, while
canoeinp to-day. He was unable to swim.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20

fifteen years old. Is still unconscious Dan'ei nov"
Henry McGonage and John wallace were ieS'0e'
unhurt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

The Fort Meade Observer says
John Stockton is the candidate Of
the corporations" Don't that Jar
your II any man IN the State has
fought the corporations more than, any
other one man, that man is John
Stockton. II elected Governor he viii
deal itnpartiaIlH with all interests. but
be Il known that he Is q peoples man.
and how The Observer ever arrived
At the conclusion above quoted is a
mystery 70 those who have known
Mr.. Stockton as long as some Of US
have.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

Az win be seen by reference to the
political announcement in todays
Sun, Hon. H. @. Mason. the present
able and efIicient County Judge, is
a candidate for reelection. Judge
Mason has discharged the duties Of
the once to which he aspires for re-
election for several years with marked
ability and absolute fairness, and his
hosts Of friends throughout the coun!
~ will give him loyal support in his
candidacy for reelection.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
IMPROVE The BREED.

H ~ " .
me Sun Is glad to note q tendency
among the farmers Of Alachua county
to improve their cattle By crossing
with q better breed, and providing
more palatabIe and health-givlng pas-
turags. Ii is to be regretted, but It
nsust be admitted, that the farmer Of
the past has paid more attention TO
his cropa than bic cattle. wtthNt the re-
suit that both the cattle and their
owner hkyessunered.
But now the Farmers are waking up.
they have had demonstrated to them
the fact that Il pays TO raise good cat
tie, because IL costs no more, and the
results IN every way are 80 much more
satisfactory. The practice Of cross
breeding fine stock with the ordinary
Florida COW. which Was for q long
time q theory, has been put into prac-
tice, with the result that those farm
srs who have been energetic enough
TO make the experiment are well
piased. because they have been well
rewarded.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

ina Sun 3 reliably hformed that
Congressman spAFkmAn viii not Be-
q candidate for United States Senator.
When Ne sePleas0 considered cppoa.
lng Senator Mallory Cor rseleclion Il
10 STATED ihaa No received 10 eaeoar.
Asement whatsyer hon certain polt
tieiana. bus since the death d sena,
tOF Mallory N has bee, urged 10 b.
come q candidate Tor the Senate. and
he now declinea 10 pull the chessnuta
ont % tae fles- fr them. The race h
thus lsft 10 Bryan, Hard. brown.
klcseheg and Lamar. and ''yoa pays
ytar mCew snd TAKES your choice"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

hdke "a Re Y Jeisrponien
16,nbgst 81 the 6ld eebbol
There 4 another matter thAt 4
worrying Nj bryan and hls friends,
and that IL the attitude 81 NJ, Hearst
Who has called 4 meeting 81 the man
aginx directors Of the Independence
League At Chicago FOR an early date
with the evident purpose Of calling .
National Convention Of the League
and nominating > ticket
ROBERT MILLER.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

The most foolish order ever issued
BY . body o. sensible men Il that Of
the Florida llallfoad Commission pro.
hibiling railroad CpEnpanlSs from OK.
changing transportation with editors
for advertising IN their newspapers.
There Il no Law In Florida upon which
y base such railing. and the Com
Inissioners have just az much right
20 forbid publishers from sending
their paper 20 subscribers In exchange
Cor chickens aud eggs, Of other pro.
Anca. wv 4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
MORGAN ANS RooKGFtLLsA.

The "lntereats" that lnaplred the
Aldrich currency bin wnl hardly
know Il when the Senate ge,a through
with 81. Whatever the minor ecCsn-
t-.ritles Of it, vaFigated texture" re.
nasas The New York Journal o. Com,
mefca. zone vicious pattern win run
alH through 4. ne WIN provide for an
emergency additicn 70 The regular
volnms 81 currency. secured BY . de.
posit % ialscallaneoas bonds and
heavily taxsa. This win be . mere
exasseFatioh Of the radical defect o.
the existing aysssm, gathering the cor
rupl humcr with which q h infected
Into q morbid excFescance." This co
we're eFitioiam from the leading basi.
negs ana nnaaclal newUpapes q the
country should cause q Republican
CoAgresa 70 pause before II further
eompllcAlNa our cnmhersome imam,
eIai structure ~ mskeshiflA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02


The White eprings Herald refers
|Aa follows 10 one u the Candidates
Tor Governors "aon. JaEerson =.
browne q Key West. candidate Cor
Governor. was n white epgings Ills
week meeting ne voteFa, re has
made 4 eAnvahs % aouRs u The "a.
iaeent counties and met with mach
encouragement u b Mr. BroSnes
parpeae 10 become personally acqaainl.
"a With as many a ne people an pQs
slole. and % better accomplish thls
bis vife WI aecunpARy him on hit
tour thruakA the State IN this va
Ne vill come lnlo contact with the
people IN their home life. and Dc BEE
tsr Httea 10 know their neeaa ana pro.
tect their tptgPesla IN this way Ar
Ilrowna win b. The Oovernor o. TIE
Whole pcoRle. and not % any iaotioa
or inteFe4s. We had never met Nr.
ilruwne hsiorN. but We uerp mach On.
pressed by she frank. man6 vag h
which Ne net ell tssees b he plas.
losna. enc = pegsoaal aegnalhtAncA
with him conyiRees ~ BE- 4 slnease
And wa 10 dOabi % All thal ~ az.
xocaAeA-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

Former Governor William 1. Doug,
Ne 81 MassAchasela. who understands
ne saFig aaeptica better perhaps than
any other mAn IA this country. de-
clares that the ''lrasthasting" business
A. conducted ~ Washington b Or,
oleAi: that aeltAef policies nor the
methods q President Reoseyel, are
Fight Ne believes that those poll
cles and saslkods ere attended 10 &c.
oOmgiiaA results in tAe hleVebt not q
the people. bat % TIE trusts Cover
nor Douglas thlnks ~ ether Dsm0
csSes %. that the only possible mn,
EDS Cor trust evIls y - Revise che
eArlH which eaahles trusts - meaoRo-
lilo he mArkgt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

The new HIN building. which Il now
occupied BY The q. w. Hyde Dry
Goods Company, "a the fness building
n any interior town IA Florida. Il
attraets che attention ana favorable
eonsmeht q visitors nom avery SEQ.
don q the Union. and Mr., Z. L. Hiil
% % be commented Tor bis public
spirit As veil as ths couhdsncs mani.
tested b The future Of Cainssville. by
the erection Of such q handsome struc.
tnrA TIE Sun wishes The HYDE
Company increased prosperity IN lts
handsome new quarters
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02


The Springfield fOhlol Gateil ~
Ithe following ne ana w6iD q
ltFibS to MI. Henry 4. lhsItf
Henry III. Fia6ieE Is ohe Df tlll
standard OH crc@d Who cannot 81
ACCUSED OF paing hIs laonex ipf nls
Town ACKNOWLEDGEMENT a. the railway
across the Florida keys which 4
rapldly approaching complexion VIM
TESTIFY
Although Mr.. FlaeIsr bas arrived
~ the ass When man ~ his wealth
would be expected 70 D. entoylng life,
instead Of riakihg bis lbimense tos.
time in an enterprise that waa de.
clared ct Its inception q 81 4 chlmeti
cal one. 70 say TIE iehbt. But with =
degree Of foyeelsht ar payoaa chat with
which h6 as tre@ilI he cav chat
coming generations would And npe CO..
Just such 3 nue ~ BE proposed 70
construed, and laughing a the pessi-
mistic critics. who said Il coald POI
be done, skahed bin fortune 81 TIE
venture, and has already demonstrate
ed that he knew what ~ WIN about
when he Said he would bald ) rain
road over the sea,
"The part this road WIN play IA the
commerce Of the world when the
Panama canal ls completed e but con.
iectuFal 1t this time. 81 no man can
tell the possibilities of such ilne
when the southern seaports become
the important centere they WIN Be.
come when the big ditch D ready 70
play ita part 10 the transmission Of
commerce from tho Western 20 the
Eastern hemisphere and vice versa
Bat one Ting Il Hnre ana that d that
Mr.. Flaeler'a saflfoad viii be ready
to take advantage Of every opDortnn-
Nv, due tptps foresight 81 q man VINO.
w AZ tabkn. should have been
long past ne ace at which men under.
take enterprises o. moment 1t the
time he aFst conceived the idea that
J railroad over the Florida keys waa
possible. ~ 4
"Mr. Rockefeller has used poFtions
II his imnsense wealth 10 snd0w col
Ieges. MA Rogers has ssAked bis
fortune on BE Tldewater railroad Ia
DVehs virginia, but he 10 Of an ago
hat win not prevent aim from reap.
ng . rich reward before 10 dies, bus
Ifr. FlatisF has reached such en- ESQ
nat no cannot hope 10 secure ade- |
luats returns on the money he has
invested before death calls him. and
.hls. coupled with the fact that Ne
already had as much money a. any
nan ought to want, makes Il appar
me that he builded with ether genera
ions IA View.
Taking al Of these things into con.
Il Is evident that this coun-
~ owes Mr. Fiaglsr q debt Of graft
ude, the magnitude cf which only
time can divalge."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
P0LlTICAL
ANNOUNCEMENT

Advertisements under this heed. not
exceeding nine lines, WIN Dc publish.
ed one time q week 10 the daily,
and one time q week IA the semi
weekly. from now until the Democratic
primary on May lsth for $40: after
April LIST the rate will be So Cash
must accompany the announcement In
every instance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

The people Of Aiachna county ~
nise 70 become "cnthusedg over poll.
ties 20 early IN the game The tarms
ssn arc busy preparing their land Tor
planting and those engaged ip con.
lmsFeial pursuits are attending strict.
u 70 their business : affairs. both
clahses leaving the discussion Of poll,
tica 20 the oflceseeksrs and loafers,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

.
|pts y 1tt paiip pn
wao ton. p. O. geb. 27A ma
iofii n be people Of washington b..
llieya hat sldehi Rooseveit WIN
eyed hlIy be ren6minatsd not that
most % them want him 20 be. but
bscanse they tblnk ne scheming for
! tlffd term. think they are mis-
taken oagh thp fact that 80 many
|InlInl polltlciaaa kfom the West
ana South are constantly coming 70
10 and declaring that their
|poopie ept ho6sefelt and most or
thsSt political Tisit0rs being patroh-
age dispensers b 4 measure lnsti6es
ms belisf that there Is some occult
influence ht work to bring ne Prest
denEs renonination about. *As the
present tlpe neither the Roosevelt nor
the reaetionary faction Of the RebpbIi-
can party have majority Of the dele
gates % the convention 10 sight Con-
testing delegations win be 81 nnmer-
cua that there win undoubtedly be
1 proloheed dieputs about the seating
Of some 81 the rivals, and phe vote
may be very eloae on deciding who
ere entitled 70 seatss Taft Appears
% be gaining ground, and Is all the
enormous power Of the President and
tie ONCE holders Il being exerted
Tor him, II would Be political mira
Gle 4 he should be unable to secure
the nomination. whichever Republ-
can faction wins. / expect claims to
be made Of corrupt influences having
been nssd to secure delegates, either
BY direct payment for votes or by
promises % ofliciaI positions.
Undsf the above conditions there
would be y, great chance for Demo |
cratic euccess, n the party could nomi-
nate someone upon whom ali Demo
cfatt could unite. but although that r. |
Il ls not probable, Even
many 81 The Bryan leaders who feel |
cdhhdent Of his nomination admit
there n grave doubt Of his election.
4 striking instance Of this 10 the
opinion of former GoveFnor Thomas OF
Colorado, who d n the city. I He de-
ularss that: There ie but one can.
iidate and he Is Bryah.s But whsn
Questioned about the outcome he
ssys. 1iis election 70 another mat
Isb bur this much 4 certain: The |
Nntlonal Democracy, as now constl.
utica IA sentiment and purpose,
would prefer Bryan and defeat to the
,ceeptarics Of any candidate suggest.
a ~ shose who reppdiated the ticket
n 1895 and 1890"
~ there does not appear "a be any
by the conservative faction
Il the party to attempt to dominate
ls candidate anyone who opposed Mr..
3ryan IN his two former campaigns,
ne position taken By Goyern6r Thorn.
u and other Bryan leaders that they
rould prefer Bryan and defeat 70
someone else and Democratic saccesa.
: hardly Z sensible position FOR prac-
loal politicians 10 take. They only
'fouse the ire Of those who DO not
Elsh 10 zee Mr. Aryan nominated. be-
iause they feel certain be cannot Be
'lected; ana who. unlike those Bryan
eaders. want 70 make sure OF success.
Senator Daniel Of Virginia. ~ The
sew York World Of the 18th, states
lie poEitioa fully. ana takes issAs
sith Nj. bryan On the new policies
% seeks % inject into tAe campaign. |,
As Senator Daniei vas one o. The most
Irdent ana hhuential supporters os
A.. larVnu A 1ena Ne sannh. IA eIasa. !
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
FOR COUNTY JOpog.

/ respectfully announces myself
candidate for reelection IS County
Judge, / solicit the votes 81 All Dem
ocrats at the primary on May 18th,
and II nominated and elected will
perform the duties OF the otIIed 70 the
best Of my ability with the same i'm
Partially that has characterised my
discharge OF the same b the past.
Respectfully. H. q. MASON.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
ron MEMBER school, RoAnp.

! respectfully announces nfy6elf q
candidate for reelection - 4 1nernber
OF the School Board from District No.
], and II elected promise q arve
my constituents with the same faith-
tuiaeas ~ I have endeayoref Is sorgO
them In the past. Vote COX mo. fellow
Democrats, and you win have 10 eailss
70 regret IL Very truly,
Rb wEnkN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02
ron COUNTY coMMlssIoNeR.

! respectfully announces myself q
candidate for reelection ~ County
Commissioners from District NO. 5,
promising the same faithful attention
OF the duties OF the ONCE in TIE fu-
ture as In the past. and aosiclk the
votes OF my fellow-D Democrats. Re-
spectfully, ]. y. TOWNSEND.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

All the Republican Presidential
candidates pretend to have 1t in for
the "malefactcr Of great wealth." but
when the candidate is chosen the NJ,
O. O. w. win be invited, aa usual by
the campaign manager to help all the
campaign barrel"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

The sad Intelligence comes from
Washington that United States sena.
toE w. J. bryan IL confined IN the
hospital with typhoid fever. The PEG,
pie o. the entire state deeply sympa-
Ghiss with him n bis sore afhlbtlon
and win earnestly pray Tor his early
reCcyery.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

The Bishops Of the African NJ. u.
Church have declared for Senator
Foraker Tor President and intimate
that certain elements Of the negroes
may bolt II he 10 not nominated, And
This occurs under the very shadow
Of the White House. whittier are we
drietipgf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

At the earnest solicitation Of many
friends throughout the county, / an
nounce for the ofIice % alariR OF
Alachua county, subject 20 the action
OF the primary election. II elected
assure the people that I will serve
them faithfully and impartanlI5,
p, "a, RAMSEY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

The store that advertiSes enough
this month VIII include In the program
before the end Of the month some
help wanted" ads. tool
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

Saturday. March 1lth, Is the last
day on which to ray poll taxes for
the city election Of April t4th
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

Ehe Sun atd the ThFiceA,Week
lg.sK.l World one year, !. e1.65
The Dnn ard The Atlantis (0a.)
Weekly Consultation one year. LIS
Z The Sun and The Atlanta (0a,)
Gomisv Weekly JournA1 one year 1.S0
The Sun ana Tho geml-Weekly
Time gnipP one yeaR..,"..,. 1.bO
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

I'VE win not accept. stamps Of
. REeer Determination than centa. Z
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

MFa. Carrie Nation has gone to Key
West for q few Gays.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

: Pay your poll tax II you desire IA
vote At the city election on April 18th
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

' 'A'A OpsAss fsr Basiaess JIg 22a. 1851
UH'''a STATES Comfy and City Dspoasay.
We c'ah I'll yoa thOusand ana on. 49,. -. !,
:. Os'e~ = 'le Rahh, and Tho lasisI-. -. -
49, S0'.a noe say mnse than Tn alo,p
- VI Ne wOSils a MA ssasrurss ~ -,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

< 3. geaEAnY. asI.s, and M,s.r.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-02

abllshed EseFy Monday and THURSDAY
y eaIsssvlils. FIorIdn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-18
Gortnn,s NLInstrcIs COMING.

Joe Gorton's famous minstrel com
pany Is said to be the most meritorl-
Gus organization OF IT'S kind travelling,
presenting a long and varied pro-
gram, which teens with crisp With
clsms, merry filings and new mag
netlc features, all of which are up TO
date, ana up 10 every expectation,
a most pleasant diversion
for everybody. Prominent among
high class specialists are the Pre-
miers of Laughland," Jake Welby
and Sam Lee, the Crescent City Sex
tette," Raymond and Bloom the
minstrel Boys" Cameron and To-
ledo," THE Marvellous Calloutte,'
"Fogg and Alger," "Griflin and Won
der" THE Dancing Sailors and
many others. This large company OF
fun-makers will appear at the Grand
opera house Tuesday, January 21,
and, as the management has always
given the minstrel-loving public a
fine entertainment, the house should
be crowded.
Seats on sale at the box Office
January 2l, at 8 a. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-18

with Jap pickers, and have fired
the whole gang. White pickers will
take their places. The japanese are
unreliable, quarrelsome, quick 10
take offense, and get drunk, when
they are noisy and Eighty The ex-
perience of Highland is exactly the
same as that of other places. They
are not cheap as laborers, when
quality and amount OF work is con-
sidered."
Assuming these statements to be
true--and there appears no reason
to question them-it seems peculiar
ly unfortunate that these southern
California growers who are having
such unpleasant experiences with
Japanese labOrers, were not repre-
sented at the Marysville convention
which was hOcus-pocused into adopt
ing the prO-Asiatic memorial. That
precious resolution Is reported 10
have gone through unanimously.
Why we're not the fruitmen who
know the facts present TO voice oppo-
sitiOn?-San Diego Union.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-18

miles in extent Is covered with re-
markGble stones-remarkable In that
they have been shaped into many
curious forms, and that independent
of the hand of man. The waves OF
an ancient sea which covered the re-
gion In the prehistoric ages fashion
ed the stones, producing many re-
semblances to objects manufactured
In workshops today or found in ma
.ture. There are stone balls varying
In size from a marble TO a cannon
ball, many of them as round and
smooth as those cast for the great
guns of a man-of-war.
There are stone dinner plates as
thin as the porcelain or china found
on the tables of dining room and
nearly as perfect In shanS Some
times these are found In piles two
or three feet high, as though ar
ranged by the hand of man. There
are stone flowers, stone eabbages,
ttone dumbbell5, stone canes, stone
quoits. stone bOOmerangs, and even
Tesemblances TO birds and animals
are discovered.
The peculiar freak of the waves In
ldhluE uD tue art Oh NGA Fihb III Ahio
part OF the plain is accounted for by
the conformation OF the desert al this
point. When the waters OF the sea
occupied this region they were a part
OF the gulf of California. the nearest
point of which is now 80 miles dis
tant. The tides came In 10 this an
cient sea through the gulf from the
south. They rolled up against a low
range OF hills on the opposite side OF
the Yuha plain and, recOiling. were
again thrown back toward the Super
stition mountain. finally passing out
at about the point whence they en-
tered this arm Of the gulf This kept
the waters az that particular point al
ways I'm a swirl. This circular mo-
tion wore the rocks round or nearly
so. laminated some OF them, carving
the plates and thin pieces, kept small
rocks and bov ders revolving. turn
ing out the balls and dumbbells and
in like manner shaping up other
freaks by their peculiar aetlons.-St.
Nicholas.