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Evening star., 1909-03-12
CARRIED FROM BURNING HOUSE
Inmates of New York Dwelling
Overcome by Smoke.

NEW YORK March 12.-Several per-
sons were rescued by policemen and the
firemen and one old couple were carried
to the roof in unconscious condition from
the effects of smoke at fire which
started in two-story and attic house.
one of the old-time New York residences.
at 211 West 18th street, early today.
Policeman Marrow. on post in that
neighborhood. discovered the fire blazing
i'll front room on the ground floor. He
broke window. crawled in and aroused
the tenants on the ground for.
Some We're partly overcome by the
smoke Marrow and another policeman.
who had joined in the work OF rescue.
carried them safely to the street.
The two p;licemen then eroped their
way through the smokc-filled halls TO the
second floor ard found John Hulsman and
his wife. an aged couple. lying uncon-
scious in the hall. Tie policemen car
ried the old people up through skylight
T.. the roof. They were soon revived.
The firemen took three or four roomers
out sa fely from the second story. The
fire Was confined to the ground floor and
did about s1.5m damage.
Evening star., 1909-03-12
DISABLED SCHOONER ToWED IN
Blow Off Jersey Coast.
Ann J. Trainor Partly Dismasted in

NEW YORK, March 12.-With only her
foremast left standing above ner decks.
the former three -masted schooner Ann J.
Trainor of Philadelphia was towed into
New York harbor early today after hav-
Ing been partly dismasted i'll a gale of
wind off Atlantic City
The Trainor was discovered in distress
off tire Jersey coast yesterday by a crew
of fishermen, who reported her plight to
the wireless stations in the vicinity of Egg
Har5or Passing steamers were informed
by wireless. and two of them went to the
assistance Of the schooner.
Capt. Derrickson of the Trainor how
ever. declined to be taken off. The steam
ers sent his request for tug by wireless
Soon afterWard a tug started from Della
ware Breakwater in search of the vessel
Except for the loss of her main and
mlzzenmasts the 1rainor appeared to he
lii good condition when she was towed up
the harbor TO-DAY
Evening star., 1909-03-12
PHYSICIAN FOR THE TAFTS.
Col. G. L. Edie to Supersede Surgeon
General Rixey at White House.

Surgeon General RiXey of the navy will
be superseded attending physician at
the White House by Lieut.. Col Guy l..
Ede of the medical department of the
army, who will have as an assistant
Capt Matthew a. De Laney. also of the
Army Medical Corps. In addition to
irving medical aid to the President and
the members of his family Surgeons Edie
and Delaney will have charge of the
hygiene and sanitary arrangements of the
.Xecutivc building.
Col. t.die is native of Virginia and
became personally known to Mr.. Taft in
the Philippines several years ago. He is
now on duty in this city. Capt. De Laney
is from Pennsylvania and is Well ac-
quainted with the President and his
family.
Surgeon General RiXey. who has been
attached to the White House for many
years. will continue his duties at the Navy
Department as chief of the bureau of
medicine and surgery al least until the
expiration of his four years term in
February next.
Evening star., 1909-03-12
GUILTY OF MANSLAuGHTER
VERDICT IN CASE OF PINSoN,
WHO KILLED HIS FRIEND.
Jury at Laurens, S. c., Out All
Night-Prisoner Unmoved-Mo->
ton for a New Trial

LAURENS. >. c., March 12.-Guilty
of manslaughter. with a recommends :
ton 10 mercy, was the verdict returned
by the jury today i'll the case of Wade
Cochran Pinson. charged with killing
his intimate friend, ThornwelI Boyce.
The jury had been out all night its de-
liberation occupying sixteen and a half
hours Counsel for the defense gave no
tice Of Il motion for new trial Pinson
was in court and seemed unmoved by
the verdict The jury reached agree
ment only a few minutes before it re-
ported.
Pinson shot Boyce November 6 last.
Boyce had taken supper with Miss Eve
lyn Brown, beautiful young woman.
with whom Pinson was infatuated. Pin
sons invitation to take supper with him
had been refused by the girl. and later,
when all three were driving in "a buggy.
with Boyce sitting on Pinson's lap. the
shooting occurred.
The prosecution claimed the tragedy
was caused by jealousy, inf1amed by
liquor. and the defense claimed the
shooting was accidental.
Evening star., 1909-03-12
ENSIGN DAVIS REPR1MANDED.
Failed to Quit His Bed When Reused
for Duty.

For oversleeping himself. and thereby
failing to report for duty as officer OF
the deck, Ensign Garrett X. Davis has
been reprinanded by Secretary Meyer
This action of the Secretary was in pur
suance of the verdict of ial
which convicted the officer of conduct un-
becoming an officer and a gentleman. in
that after having been aroused from his
slumbers in the morning he did not rise.
but went back to sleep again. The Of
fense is an exceedingly rare one in the
navy. and there were mitigating circum-
stances in this case.
The incident occurred aboard the scout
Salem, while it was at Charleston. S. c..
about month ago. under orders TO sail
for New Orleans to meet PreSident-elect
Taft Ensign Davis is a native of Ken
tucky. from which state he was appoint
ed to the navy in May. 1882
Evening star., 1909-03-12
SENT TO STATE PRISON.
John c. Lumsden Punished for Kill
ing Harry B. Suydam.

NEW YORK. March 12.-John c. Lums-
den. the young North Carolina inventor.
who, was convicted of manslaushter' in
the first degree on the charge of killing
Harry T. Suydam. a broker was today
sentenced. in the court of general ses-
sious. TO not less tiian eighteen years her
more than nineteen years and six months
in state prison. The broker was shot and
killed i'm his Office December ~ last fter
an alteration with Lumsden over money
matters. I.umsden claiming that the
broker owed him 81 200.
Evening star., 1909-03-12
BURNS TO THE WATERS EDGE.
Chesapeake Bay Steamboat Love
Point Destroyed-No Lives Lost

queenstown. Md. March 12.-The
Chesapeake bay steamboat Love Point,
Capt. Clarke. belonging to the Maryland,
Delaware and Virginia Railway Company,
was burned to the waters edge while
lying at the wharf at Love Point at II
o'clock last night
No lives were lost, but Allen Wilson.
An employe of the railroad company,
was forced TO jump overheard to escape
the flames The cause of the fire is un-
known. All the passengers had gone
ashore and all the freight discharged
before the fire broke out.
The Love Point was used as the ferry
service between Baltimore and Love Point
for the Maryland. Delaware and Virginia
Railroad Company. She was formerly
the steamer Emma A. Ford, and was
built in 1884: had a gross tonnage of
6lS tons, was $50 feet long, with beam
OF thirty feet, and was one of the fastest
vessels on the Chesapeake bay.
Evening star., 1909-03-12
Another Meeting Today.

The subcommittee of the mine workers
and operators will hold another meeting
this afternoon and endeavor to reach an
agreement to go into effect at the eX-
plration of the present working arrange
ment between the men and their EN-
ployers. The fiat refusal of the operators
to make any concessions has greatly de
pressed the representatives of the miners.
While they expected the operators would
refuse to concede tile principal demands.
they did not expect them To make such a
clean sweep of all all their propositions.
The miners will today make their an
swer TO the operators 10 renew the pres
ent agreement for three years. Presid. mt
Lewis of the miners union mas not au
nounced what his answer will be. but ii is
not improbable that lie will accept the
operators proposition il they will consent
to make certain changes in the pr sent
working arrangement, for which miners
in different sections of the anthracite
regions are clamoring.
The full committee of anthracite miners
held an executive session this morning in
the hall of the Central Labor Unon, a
which President Lewis outlined to il his
plans for this afternoons conference.
Evening star., 1909-03-12
pope Remains in Apartment.

ROME. March i2-Foliowing tie advice
Of his physicians, the pope was not pres
ent shis morning at tie Lenten sermon
lie however. held In his apartments the
audiences necessary for The conduct of
Vatican affairs.
Evening star., 1909-03-12
Mine Operators Refuse
to Make Concessions

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March l:-In
lively conference punctuated with stormy
incidents, between subcowmttecs repre-
Evening star., 1909-03-12
DICKINSON SUCCEEDS WRIGHT
CHANGE OCCURS AT THE WAR
DEPARTMENT TO-DAY.
New Secretary Sworn in by Notary
Who Once Performed Like Serv-
Ice for Mr.. Taft.

Jacob NJ. Dickinson of Tennessee to-
day succeeded Luke E. Wright Of the
same state as Secretary Of War. Both
are democrats. The change occurred at
the War Department shortly before II
o'clock in time to permit the new Secre-
tary to participate in the deliberations
of the cabinet at its regular meeting.
The oath of office was administered by
John 3. Randolph. notary public in
the War Department. who performed a
similar service for President Taft when
the latter became Secretary of War.
Judge Dickinson arrived here this
morning about 10 o'clock from Chicago
He was accompanied by Mrs. Dickinson,
his son. Mrs ". j. Calhoun of Chicago,
and Lincoln r. Clark, Mr. Dickinson s
personal secretary as attorney for the
Illinois Central railroad. The party
was met at the Union station by Chief
Messenger Smith with the carriage of
TO the White House. where Mr.. Dickin-
son and his party paid their respects to
President Taft prior to going to the War
Department
Meets Heads of Bureaus.
They were cordially received by Secre-
tary Wright. who remained to witness
the legal installation of his successor
and TO personally introduce 10 him the
heads OF the various military bureaus
in this city. These officers We're also
presented to Mrs. Dickinson. Each of
them took official leave of Judge Wright,
the retiring Secretary, and wished him
success in his future field of usefulness.
Secretary and Mrs. Dickinson are
temporarily the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Foster ON l. street near 18th
street They will shortly remove to the
Snoreham Hotel and remain there until
they have obtained a permanent resi-
dence
Although not officially announced. it
is probable that Lincoln r. Clark Of Chi
cago. who is with Secretary Dickinson.
will be appointed his private secretary
at the War Department. and that w. F.
Pedigo, who held that Office under Sec
retary Wright. will be transferred to
some other Office equally as good
Evening star., 1909-03-12
THE EVENING STAR
WITH SUNDAY MORNING EDITION.
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Evening star., 1909-03-12
Weather.

Occasional rains and slightly
higher temperature tonight and
Saturday.
Evening star., 1909-03-12

The Evening Star with the Sunday morn inc
edition. is delivered ly carriers within the city
at 10 cents per month. Orders may he. sent nv
mail telephone Main 2440. Collection is made
by carrier at the end Of each month.
Evening star., 1909-03-12

BY mail. postag, prepaid:
Dailv Sunday included one month, 80 cents.
Daily sunday excepted, one month. 20 cents.
SATURDAY Star, 81 year. Sunday Star. 81 80 year.
Evening star., 1909-03-12
Democratic Disaffection.

good authority declared today that
The House regulars are relying more upon
disaffections among the democrats than
Of falling away by the insurgents as
result of the Presidents attitude. They
have received information thar Champ
Clark will not be able to whip all his
democrats into line. Some of these men
have been strongly favored by Speaker
Cannon In the past and they will not iojn
In plans to overthrow him when there is
no possible chance of electins a democrat
as his successor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
DE Ponce
FIESTA OBRERA

Galantemcnte invitados por La Conf
sion de los .Iuegos de Carnaval v por
sI presidente el ioven orador don Ar
nando Rodriguez. aSistimos al acto dc
la coronation de In Reina obrera Sc
i'orita Gcnoveva Rangel, Que estaba
aquella foche clegantisima, vistiendC
rico traie blanco de reina.
Ell acto fue briIantisimo. Ademas
de La gran concurrencia de artesanoA
yimos ALI al Hon. Juez scnor Casal-
due, doctores Coronas Y Vidal, ingenie-
ro senor Silva Eugenio Astol, Pedro
Iglesias Gonzalez, Que lego nm elo-
cuente mensaje del Alcalde; Pedro Vi
vas Valdivieso, Luis Samalea lgleslas
que a inyitaci6n y a instancias del pre-
sidente senor Rodriguez, escribio dos
horas antes de la coronation, un pc
oueno menSa.le literarlo one ieyo el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
IA CASA LDUUBRH

ell ono la causa principal de dsgustos Asi 10 ereia
va cuando sc caso sir Dedlock 10 adn ell dla
LAS crcunsa ancias decidiran de mi conducta,
TO vos mady suplicare que hagas 10 que habes he
cho siempre que dejes levar por vuesras propias
inspiraclones.
ha de arrastrar pues, mi VIDA dia pof da seSuh
vuestro capricho F-pregunta sin volver la cabeza.
-Mucho lotemo, lady Dedlock.
i Creeis que necesario mi martirio'
-Estoy SECURE de las que recOmiendo.
II He de continuar EN- briante tearo donde ne
hecho durante tanto tempo miserable papel unca
mente para que sedesmorone todo cuanto antoeY
No sin que ise antes lady Dediock; no hare ma
da sin avisaros.
i Nos como antesf
Del msmo modo
-iY habre de guardian mi seereto co" 10 h'eo he's
tastos amos
No hubiera vuelto a este punto, peso me per
mitires que olga mady que vuestro secreto no IS
pesado de 10 que antes que las cosaS quedan
en- e mmo setado rs verdad que sc 10 he gnorad"
durane mucho tempo pero creo que hayamoS teido
nunca gran confianza uno de otro
MiIady que ha hecho todas esfas preguntas como en-
seos permanece agunos instantes silencosa pregu-
IA NJ Tnlkinghorn 81 tiene que decirle aguna otra
eosa
-Tendra pIacer-responde el procurador froian-
dose las nanos- en- que eerirais que a"eptas ~
arreglo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
PoR CARLOS DICK EN-

In firmeza que ia esta respuesta no adme oo
jeei6n.
-Cuando habo de neutrality-suspicious.
80 iguamente Ia famia Ia barona y Chesney-Wod
antepasados el parimonio inseparabies dc sn
eeester tTengo acaso neeeSdad de decroso miladyf
Continual caballero.
rs precise pues que publique el secreto 5eaue
spceiera 81 sir Dedock al sabero de pesar
valyese loco? Como expiicar el cambo que habria
conducta por ejempio e dijese manana qulen era
la muier de que lie hablaba hoyf Entonces cuanoo
la historin Sc escribra las paredes regonaria
per las GALES milady serials la unica perJudicada,
que para nj haeeis pape alguno odo esto 81
no vuestro mardo lady Dedlock vuestro marido
NJ Tulkinghorn permaneci6 algunos momentos silen-
ademanes la animacion:
-Ademas sir Leicester hasta la extravagas-
GA hasta puede sabiendoo todo capaz de ven
eer la cegeead que ene por Llevo las hasta
Il extreme pero possible. este caso vale mas que
b ignore para mi para 81 sentdo comGn Todo este me
consideration por 10 tanto es muy diii
ei formar plan cualquiera.
Milaly continna miranda las treas que empiezan a
ssIidecer cuya fria luz parece Laberla petrfcado
La experencia ha demostrado siempre,-prosigue
" Tufkinghorn uonsndose los guantes el bOlsilo.-
oue Ia ravor rarte de hombrts Librarian pruden
eia er,aneecndo site-os porque el matrimono es en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
LAS ALMoRRANAs Sc cURAN

EN- 6 4 Ia DIAS, con el UNGuENTo
DE PAZO. VA sean simples. sangran
.o~. crn nicaydn q cXternas. por rebel
des que sean.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
n s. 1.5O

Es de mucAa utilidad, no colo para
log Abogados, Cortes Judis;ales, Xyun-
tamientos, Corporacionss y smplsadas
de todos los ramos, sino tambi6n para
los comerciantes, industriales y psSo-
mas de negocios, el conocimienta do las
Leyes de Puerto Rico aprubadas pr
las Cxmaras y 81 Consejo Ajesutivs -
el pasado aiio do 1907.
Sc vendcn & $50 en- L. hbrer4a del
Boletfn Hereantl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25

Manana publicapmoS una resena d'
di~urso del senior de Diego, EN- q
fensa dei j,lez Rodey de la Corte f'
deral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25

mismoi Federico Martorell. seerctsrio
del 'Iuzgado de Paz y otros caballerss
quienes acompanahan al Hon. Aicalde
don Simon Moret Gallart.
\ las diez entr6 la reina al vesti-
bnlo del Ayuntamiento de brazos del
Hon. Alcalde, y los dulces acordes
de In Marcia Real Espanoia, toque
de clarines Y a Ia luz de bengalas biz
dolores. Procedidse 4 la coronaci6n.
en- medic de una sublime sinfonia
reSon6 un APPLAUSE. Genoyeva va era
Reina.
Adcmas lie los mensaies del Aical-
~, soLor Samalaa i.glcsias sc leyeron
p.ros d. los seiofsN, tris Munoz Co
iin. Jose V. Ciub5u, 1A4eiane Ramos,
Antonio Mirahal y unos versos muv
lndos Gle Arnando Rodriguez.
Fran damas de honor. las apreca-
bes schoriias Tizol Y 'rias.
Terminate el acto, comenz6 el bal
le. suntuosisimo, con unos danzeros.
La Reina bail0 varias veces con et
joven culto professor sehor Lecomp-
tc, de Juana Diaz, quien aeompa-
raba el conocido escritor Luis Felipe
ressus.
La concurrencia fue galantemente
I. /. &C,
vczas otras classes de licores.
FL bale termn6 4 las cuatro, dcs
puts de un gran combate carnavales-
60. e
Feicitamos Ia Rcina y al active
Armando Rodriguez, 4 quien sc debe
toda la fiesta obrera lie Carnaval. Su
espiritu de "inciativa' sigue adelan-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
En- HunaCaO
Fl baile de Pinata

La junta directiva del Casino Es-
panol de Humacao, nos invita- al bale.
de Pinata, que ha de tener efecto ell
domingo % del corriente, 4 las oeho-
y media, en- ell domicilio de dicha SO
ciedad.
Agradecemos Ia invitaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
En- ell Cine

Para esta noche anuncia La empres2
del Cine Puerto Rico Una funciou In
nuevas peliculas.
Ell publico sigue dispensando una
decidida protection al cine Puerto Ri
CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25

grafo, con el hnSigniheante sueido de
cinco dollars diaries. sueLio de dele
gado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25

Esaa tarde continua en- la Camara,
al debate del informe de la Comisl6n
Investigators en- el ssunto del Juez
Mr.. Rodey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
Tribunales
Las apelaciones en- ell Supreme

FL Tribunal supreme ha hecho io.
senalamientos de apelaciones en- pleaa
tos civiles para el segundo termino de
scsiones del corricnte aiio:
MARIO
MarteS 2 Maria de la Encarnacion
PraGo con Sacesi6n de Alfonso del Rio
Cob~o dc hipoteca legal
Microbes 3 Francisco L. dc Goe-
mega coz Francisco Goenaea y f'uer
trs Crmnliniento dc contrato -
Jleyss T. j NJ ilughart con Sn--
ccs II a Terence llamilI cobro de
pesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25

Esta tarle sran zprobados en 81
Consejo Ejecutrvo, los ncmbramien--
tos siguientes:
Don jose Roman Diaz, CONCEAL de
Rio-Grande; don Carlos hunoz Diaz,
alcaltie DC Aguas Bucnas don Ra-
fael Awillaga Garcia alcalde dc Aias-
co.
La banda de la policia insular In
entcgado cicn dollars al jefe interi-
no del cwerpo, con destino 4 Ia com
pra de- instrlmentos para la expire
slda banda.
Esta maiiana la Camara de Delegsl-
dos ha dado un voto de coniianza al
PrrSdente de la ComiSi6n de Lcgis-
iaci6n scnor Diaz Navarro. 4 petici6n
del dclegado Sehor Maticnzo Gin
tr6n.
I'll senor Diaz Navarro ha acceptable
81 voto y la eXpiicado su conducta
ante la COmisi6n total. Manana publ
caremos cl informc.
IIa prcsentado la renInca del ear
go de director escolar de la municipa
lidad de Adjuntas el senor don Miguel
w. Casanovas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25
NOTlClAS

bNS q b>s6oo oN
III juez del Toro Cuebas, la dieta-
do aver las resolueiones signienles;
Declarando desistido d Eduardo Sal
dana dc una demanja contra Diego lao
PEE, por danos y periuicios.
Declarando desistido tambien Fer
nando Pla dc una demanda de dahos
$ perjuicios contra la sociedad azuea
rera de San Juan.
En- honor al Obispo de la iglesia me-
todista episcopal de Arcclho keveren
do Henry W. Warren, Sc prepara On
dicha localidad, por los metodistaS' una
recepciin que tcndra dGaar. Gs2' del
corrientc 4 las ocho do Ia mahana er
la morada de Mrs. j. Ill. Long.
Para cl acto han circulado invitaeio'
nes especiales.
Ha salido para ;iumacao, el fiscal
sciior ApOnte.
LAS ALMoRRANAS Sc CURAN
EN- 6 q Ia DIAS, con ell UNGuENTo
| DE PAZO. ya sean simples. sangran
.o~ orn nica,6r cXternas nor rebel
des que sean.
Hemos rccibdo la slg'nere carta
para su publicact6n:
Hon. +. del Vale Atiles, Preslden-
te Comisi6n fiestas del CARNIVAL, Est'-
mado doctor: Acuso recibO del cheque
dc csc Comite por $344-23. que re-
prcsenta la mitad del producto dei
bale de Carload, celebrado cn la no
che del 18 del corrlente generosameh-
te cedido 4 la Liga AntLTubercuiossa
dc Puerto Rico.
En- nombre de esta Liga, desco ex-
urcsar 4 usted 4 los demas membros
de la Comisi6n del Carnaval, n'restro
sincere reconocimiento pOr tan gcisero-
81 contribution los fondOs de la
Liga.
I'm vista del brilIaute exIto de es-
te bale, spuede tcnerse la esperarfza
de que un bale anual de Carhad
prlcda establecersc como lma cost'im--
bre en- La temporada de ffestas del
Carnaval de San Juang Muy slncera~
mente, Edith Elmer Wood. Act Presi-
dent
MaTiana publIcaI~mos una reseha dea
disuso del senior de Diego, EN- de
fensa del juez Rodey de La Corte re
deral.
Sc ha pedMo en- el ConseJo EJecu-
two. el nombramiento de un dactiio--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25

'ae.icn,os en- csusas criminales:
MARIO
Mertrs = II Pueh'o de Puerto RI
90 cox ra + arisi4 rsmacho y otroS.
Nterar = Iaz dhii =.
Miercol 3 III Pueblo de Puerto
Rico can IA Nsnnrl euinones otro-
AlfIa5 Yah'isa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-25

Sc ha peddo en- el Consejo EJecu
Two el nombramicnto de un dactilo-
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-03
KLAMATH FALLS. MONDAY, MAY 8. 1909
NEEDED THE BRUSH.
~ Finishing Teush 10 Eli whitney's
Ce,ssn Gin,

Cettsn Gin.
Eli whitney. who 10 locs vexed his
Soul over his lrst and mlslt!cst iuvcu.
ton. the cotton g.a, was aided In his
success by the quek wit and Insight of
Q woman. In "Oli Faiths aud Legends
Of the New England Border" MIss
Katherine ". Abbott gives the story,
- told b. q granddaughter Of General
Nathaniel Greene. Of the cousumua'
ton OF whiirey's experiment Ut the
beautiful and hospltable pupscucjS
on Cumberland Island. cano2lsd with
live oaks and olive trees.
Nrs. Greene had become Interested
In Mr.. Whltpey's enterprise aud lnvli.
I'd him TO spend the winter ut Duugc-
cess, ''whsrc III Gbundance OF COTTON
aud Qu.e; were assured"
One morning he Descended headloag
Into the drawing room from his woss
shop In the nth story aud excl,ell.
exclaimed. The victory Is mine In
deep sympathy guests and hostess wcni
with him 20 see the riolel Ia motion
By which whitney was to change the
Industrial history OF the world.
For Q few moments the miniature
saws rcvolycd without h!nirancc, aud
the separation OF the seed from the
cotton wool was successfully accom-.
plishcd. but after little the saws
clogged With lint. the wheel siopped
aud poor whitney was In despair.
"Hers's wha, you n-ed!" exclaimed
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