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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-04-20

The Knockers club, winners Of the
Association Base Ball league penDant
last season. winning all lis league
games, will have practically the same
strong team in the field this year.
The club will probably lose its clever
back-stop, Busterr Sturgis, who is
going TO sign with a semi professional
team. Walter SeNage will 10 behind
the bat and Peter Plerson, The teams
Manager, will cover Se!vage,s old posi-
tion at third base.
The team will lineup as follows -
Dewitt Compton, pitcher: Walter Sell
wage, catcher; Robert Hipson, first
bases Raymond Mills, second base !;
Walter Melick, short stop Peter Pier
son, third base Stoddard Prost, right
field Campbell Voorhees,, centerfeld; ;
Henry Hedden and Harry Zneuger,
leftheld.
Manager Pierson has booked games
with strong teams, those TO be al
home being played on the state hos
pital diamond The schedule:
May Sth, Jersey f. c., home; May
18th, New Vernon, nome; May 22nd,
Alert A. @, nome May 29th, Jersey
F. c., home May 5lst, Tabor f. c.,
at Mt. Tabor, afternoon game; June
5th, Jersey f. c., home; June l9th
Alert A. g., home; June 26th, Cleye-
land f O., home; July 10Th, Cleveland
F. o., home: July l7th. Alert A. o.,
home July 24th, White Star. Bloom
field, home July 3lst, New Vernon,
home, and August 7th, Cleveland f.
c., home.
Charlie Bird, the former Morristown
Lackawanna league player, has signed
to play with The Wilson club, of the
Eastern Carolina league, to which city
he was sold by AL. Orth. Of Lynchburg.
Bird played short stop for Allentown
two years ago in the Atlantic league.
Last season he signed 10 manage and
play shortslup for the London, Ontar-
10, club, in the International league.
The league disbanded July l. Bird
then went to Copper Cliff, Ontario,
where he play ed and helped that team
to win the pennant. In August AL
Orth signed him for the Lynchbure
club. He finished The season with a
batting average OF .2l6 and fielding
percentage OF .973 Bird will leave in
two weeks.
Charles Armstrong, familiarly
known as Kid" who played a part
of last season with the Parksides, has
also been sold by the Lynchburg club
toWilsOn, and will accompany Birc
south.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-04-20

You need not wait life time to
take your profits if you buy lots in the
Keenan, Estate, Morris Plains. Write
or call Merchants Agency, Morris
Plains, N. j. Telephone 89f.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-04-20

Good lots, good location, low price,
on the Keenan, estate, Morris Plains.
J. Y Shelley has sold thirty-four lots
the past two months. IL Interested
call Merchants agency, Morris Plains,
Nj. Telephone 694.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-04-20

Let US tell you how you can be your
own landlord. Choice lots, 5Ox445.
city-Mater, gas and electric lights
Merchants agency, Morris Plains, N.
J. Telephone 694.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-04-20

senate for two years and president Of
the senate during the term of 1908.
The complete list Of appointments
sent by Governor Fort to the senate
and confirmed early Friday morning
by that body is as follows:
Riparian commissioners Mark M.
Pagan, of the county of Hudson. to
succeed Robert Williams; Joseph A.
Birkholz, of the county of Essex. reap
pointed; Michael f. Mclaughlin, OF
the county OF Essex, reappointed.
Supervisor New Jersey state prison
Samuel W, Kirkbride, of the county
OF Monmouth, reapp0inted.
To be member Of the state water
supply commission George +. Wright,
of the county of Passaic, reappointed.
Board of railroad Commissioners
Robert Williams, of the county of Pas
sale, TO succeed Joseph w. Congdon ;
Thomas j. Hillery, of the county of
Morris, to succeed Borden ID. Whiting.
Commissioner Of banking and insur-
ance Vivian M. Lewis, of the county
of Passaic.
State board for the equalization Of
taxes Frank B. Jess, of the county Of
Camden.
Acknowledgement Wilbur F. Sadler,
jr', of the county of Mercer.
Clerk OF the court Of chancery
Samuel X. Robbins, of the county Of
Burlington.
State prison inspectors John r.,
Clark, Of the county of Essex; James
Fl. Davenport, of the county of Essex,
reappointed; Jacob Schurts, of the
county Of Somerset, reappointed Clar-
ence T. VanDeren, OF the county Of
Hudson Caleb VanHusen Whitbeck.
of the county of Bergen; B, Frank
Hires, of the county Of Cumberland.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-04-20

euSTISuEp oN El.sr;i pAaN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-12
NeiiorIs de Ia Se6OrIta
Anita Sa|dala

La grave enfermedad que p,so en-
peliero la preciosa existepcia de Ia
hija de nuestro distinguido amigo el
doctor j. L. Saldana, ha experimental
do una evidente mejoria
Sinceramente deseamos que siga ed
c,lrso favorable iniciado %en el resta-
blecImiento de la salud de La encanta-
dora seilorta de Saldana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-12

UN FRACASO MAS

Nueva York. viernes-En las cancilerias europeas Sc
arma pesar de 10 que ha dcho contraro, que la
entrevista del Rey Eduardo Ell Kaiser Cuermo es de
ningnn resultado trascendental
Ell fracaso echa de sobre ell Kaiser la indigna
cion europea.
Esperanse sensacionaes sucesos relaci6n este
frustrado empeo de hacer imposibes alanzas superb
ciales amistades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-12

DICE QUE Ell CANAL Es UN ExITo

Nueva York. vernes-Mr. Taft ha hablado con los sig
nfcados poiticos de la mporante ciudad con los re
presenantes la prensa ha hecho grandes eogos de
las obras del canal aabando Ia perca de sus directories
la provision del Goberno las ha abordado con una
larga vision del porvenr.
La prensa divide al comentar las decarac1ones de
Mr. Taft acerca del canal interoceanico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-12
SePvlele Especial del Doiessaaa as,s; ase7 sazass;
2ABLEGRAMAS.
FL deIirio por MIR. Taft
GRANDEs FIEsTAS EN- NUEvA ORLEANS

Nueva York viernes-Ha llegado Nueva Orleans sl
presdente Taft que fue obeto de derante ovacon
de la multitud llegada
En- honor Mr. Taft han sido organzados varlos actos
de homemade festeos suntrossmos que han sorprenoi
do aoradablemepte al ilustre bombre pubico.
IA hernosa ciudad arde festas ofrece animadslmo
aspecto Mr. Taft constantemente aclamado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-12
Banco Territorial y Agricola de Puerto Rico
Capital auurizado s14eoooo Gapa rsaIzado H.
OPERACIONes QUE REALIZA

Con aerals
largo plazo sobre fncas rdsicas
DESCUENTOS De oblgacones comercaes pazo
Sobre New York. Paris Londres IIamburgo.
GIROS CABLE: Sobre New York Madrid.
por
tempo
Hbeas
con a olo
sion para los
De y
todos los paises
pagadero semestrales
las
Hatlo, Daz Loa
Naranjo Palas Rio Grand Uuado, Ybucoa Yauco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-12
Toda Ia flota Sc
unis.a a Sperry
LOS COMMENTARIES QUE Sc HAGEN

Nueva York viernes-Informes ociales facltados por
10 secretaria de Marina de Washington cen que toda la
9ota americana Sc unra al amrante Sperry nltad del
Oceano
Esta notica es obeto de concentrates dversos preten
dendose por agunos haara relacionada con 10 que Sc
a yepdo publicando dias respeco La temda rup
tura con Ell Japon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-12
Don Alfonso Sa0i6
para viI1avjciosa
EN- HONOR DE EsPANA

Nueva York. viernes-Ha salido para vilaviciosa ell
Rev lop Alfonso XIII Estara en- dcha ciudad manana
Ell monarca espanol reiterara ofertas al Rey Don
Manuel para que vaya pasar Espafa una temporada
en- una de las posesiones reales
Ion Alfonso lleva reducido sequito
La prensa de Portugal dedica al Rey Espana afec-
tuosisimas frases.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-12
AvxsO MUY IMPORTANTE


FL Comte encargado de las prxmos
Carnival desde pr6ximo cren haa
da l3 durante da
dnado atender los de
bblo
Els obeto
clio dcreco;
los olvido e
dulgencia qudado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-12
>El centenario de Lincoln
FEsTEJos EN- ToDA LA REPUBLICA

Nueva York, viernes.-En toda la Repubca Sc esta
ceebrando hoy gran entusasmo ell centenao de Lin
coin
Los grandes diaros dedican edciones especales La
patriotica celebration
En- Nueva York revste proporciones descomunales la
fiesta
Ell municipio ell Estado los particulares rvalzan
entusiasmo.
En- Washington tanbien suntuosa La celebracion del
centenario
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-12
Las 6eStaS DEF Carldya|
PremiO de bando

La seccion correspondence del co
mite de eoncursos, acord6 que puede
adludicarse Ell premio al bamdo titula-
do aThis is my proclamation,o nnico
que fue presentado.
San juan, Febrero II de 1909
El Presidente
r.
Aunq1le no oficialmente. podemos
asagurar que La composition humoris-
tca premiada es del distinguido es-
eritor don Manned Vazquez AlayoD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-12
xE\TADE ylATEHkItklN>
PARA IMPRENTA
PARA IMPRENTA

Por ala de local tallere tenendo que abitar
sito para e de al maquina Lnoype
reaan preco muy baatoS chvaletes caas componedoes
tod cse de titles para prenta Tamb6o venden tpo en-
buen esado veine pesos quntal
Aprovechad oeta oc}si0n
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01
Taft Will Favor South.

Washington, Special.-There WA
Farther indication at the White Hous~
that President Taft in making FEEDER
al appointments in the Sonth intends
to consult as far as possible tie
wishes Of the Senators from the
States in which the officers are to be
filed. In pursuance Of this policy he
had a lengthy interview with Senator
Edley D. Smith, of South Carolina,
Tuesday, and it was said he also
would consult with Senator Tillman
regarding South Carolina offices. Mr.
Taft also has notified Senator Bailey
that his wishes would be consulted
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01

Washington, Special. - Chairman
Goethals, Of the isthmian canal COM
mission. who is about to return to
Panama, said Friday that the three
hundred feet Of embankment Of the
rebuilt Panama Railroad line which
Thursdays dispatches from Colon re-
port had settled about thirty feet.
was mile and half from the Gatun
dam, and therefore, has no direct
bearing in connection with the con-
struction of that portion Of the ca
nal waterways The settling occur
red at a place where the relocated
road is being constructed over a
swamp. The road is being raised
from height of 6 feet to 95 feet
sbove sea level
"Unless there is some unforeseen
difficulty such as labor trouble or an
eqidemic Of some kind, I feel conf
dent that the canal will be opened by
January 1. 1857 said Colonel Goe-
thals Friday. |I was originally ar
| advocate of sea level canal at Pana-
ma. That was at a time when
formed my judgment upon wha1
seemed to be the demand Of com
merce and from general information
concerning conditions that would b.
encountered. Going to the isthmu
about two years ago, observation ant
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01
DEATH KNE[L OF PAYNE BILL
Senator Elkins Says That The Bill As
1t Now Stands Will Never
Become a Law.

Washington, Special.-Senator Ell
kins, Of West Virginia Tuesday
sounded what is believed to be the
death knel Of the Payne tariff bill
in its present shape, when he deelay-
ed in the most emphatic terms that
such bill as that presented to the
House for adoption by the ways and
means committee would never be-
come law, and that If necessary
the Senate would remain in session
until Christmas, if required to do so,
to get a bill more acceptable to all
sections Of the country. This is the
opinion also expressed by many other
Senators. They maintain that close
analysis will show that such bill
as that now proposed would be most
harmful to the interests Of the South
and that, as millions Of dollars Of
money belonging to Eastern capital
lists are invested there, such bill
will never become a law
Objections to the Bill.
Among the objections set out are
that it increases the taxation on the
necessities Of life, and that those ar
ticles actually required by the poor
man will come higher to him.
That the maximum and minimum
features of the bill are loosely drawn
and, if placed in operation, would
be both burdensome to the Amer
and otherwise be hurtful to- Ameri-
can rto1o Y.o1otiopc
That the drawback provisions of
the bill will work out injuriouslv to
the wheat raisers Of the great West,
and otherwise be hurtful to Aemri-
can industries.
That the inheritance tax provisions
interfere with the State laws bear
ing on the same subject.
That the bill is lacking in any reci-
procal features, which would enable
the United States to make favorable
trade arrangements.
That the system Of valuation based
on the American Wholesale market
price is of doubtful wisdom, and viii
work to increase duties.
That too much has been done to-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01

President Taft has already chang
ed IA Of the policies Of Mr.. Roose-
welt and is considering a number of
other changes.
Senator Aldrich is said to be op-
posed to all kinds of special taxes
and would SO adjust the rates as te
raise the revenues required from
customs duties.
The new Senate committee hopes
to point out means by which the
Government can save millions.
Minority Leader Champ Clarl
made q vigorous attack on certain
features of the Payne bill and out
lined the position Of the Democrat.
members on tariff legislation las,
Thursday.
Chairman Payne completed hi
elaborate defense Of the Tariff bill
Wednesday.
License was issued for the mar
riage Of William Mangum, a whit
carpenter, to Middle Hayes, colored
IN Washington city Thursday. /
Negro is to officiate in the ceremony
Twenty-Five persons died iron
pneumonia in Washington last week
many Of them as result Of tn
stormy Inauguration Day.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01

careful study convinced me that the
construction Of a sea level canal
would involve expense so great as to
make it impracticable and at the
same time would result less satisfac-
to1ialy because Of difficulties connec-
ted with its maintenance.
'.Since that time everything that
has come to my attention has
strengthened my belief i'll The advan-
tage Of lock canal"
Colonel Goethals declared that re-
ports Of engineering difficulties that
would be met on the isthmus have
been greatly exaggerated.
"There is not single thing in con-
nection with the lock canal" he said,
"that can be called unusual beyond
the question Of the magnitude. En-
gineers have performed, similar work
elsewhere. There are no doubtful
poblems. If [ knew Of anything that
might jeopardize the stability Of this
work after it's completion, or make
! doubtful its successful construction
I would promptly make a report or
it, but there is nothing Of that kind
President Taft Friday again tcl6
Colonel Goethals that # the great wa
terway can be completed by the close
Of 1913, he wanted to see that feat
accomplished. Colonel Goethals, al
though not thinking it likely of &C
complishment, told the President b
would put every force to work to ex
pedite matters to carry out the Presi
dents orders. Colonel Goethals lef
| Washington and will sail from New
} York for Panama Saturday.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01

wards reducing raw materials with
out corresponding reductions in the
duties on manufactured articles, as
in the case Of free hides and boots
and shoees.
That the countervailing duty Of
petroleum is still retained in the
new measure, as it exists in the Ding
ley bill.
That tea is taxed and beer allowed
to escape without additional taxation.
The storm Of opposition to the bin
has already broken in the House,
and, though the Senate will have no
opportunity to consider the measure
for possibly month. there are al
ready signs indicating that when that
body finishes with it, it's best friends
will not he able to recognize it.
Aldrich Opposes Bill.
Senator Aldrich objects to the bill
because he does not like the maxi
mum and minimum features. the in
heritance tax, and other equally un-
satisfactory parts of it. He especial
~ opposes the inheritance tax clause
because in his opinion, it would con-
f1ict with any Of the State laws bear
ing on the same point. He is also
strongly opposed to tax on tea and
coffee.
Senator Aldrich's opposition came
as surprise to his colleagues in the
Senate and to President Taft. It is
practically certain that the Senate
finance committee will figure very
largely in shaping up the measure
when the Senate gets hold Of it, and
as Senator Aldrich is the chairman
of this committee what he says with
respect to his opposition is taken to
mean that there must be consider.
able amount Of rebuilding before the
Senate will agree to pass it.
The outlook is for a hard fight II
the House, especially from Southern
Representatives, and an equally hare
fight in the Senate from those mem
bers who think the bill, as it nov
stands, would rot be acceptable tt
| the people Of the country generally
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01

Paris. By Cable.-It is held in Off
cial circles that the Balkan situation
on account of the irreconcilable atti-
tude of the Austro-Hungarian gov
ernment, has now reached most
acute stage and that the next few
days will decide between peace and
war. The efforts Of Great Britain,
France and Russia to present for
nlala for the settlement Of the diff
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01
Preacher Kills Preacher.

Lebanon, Mo-, Special Russ
remote town in Lacelede county,
Rev. Martin D. Johnson, Tuesday
night shot and killed Rev. Solomon
Odell. Johnson is the Baptist minis
ter Of the neighborhood. Odell was a
Presbyterian preacher Of Russ. The
men quarreled over business matters.
They represented rival telephone
companies. They met on the street
and agreed to settle their differences
then and there Odell was removing
his coat and Jchnscn fired the fata'
shot. Johnson then fled.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01
THE news IN BRIEF
Items Of Interest Gathered By
Wire and Cable
GlEANINGS FROM DAY TO DAY
Live Items Covering Events Of More
or Less Interest at Home and
Abroad.

Near Green River, Wyoming, We'd
nesday, a train ploughed into sand
slide burying the engine and piling
up five freight cars and killing en-
gineer Laynan and Brakeman Pear
son.
Mrs. Jessie Culberton, of Vincen-
mes, Ind, was, in the absence Of her
husband, taken from her house into
shed Wednesday by strange man
and woman, who poured carbolic
acid down her throat and tied her
mouth shut, then left her. She could
barely tell the tale.
+ A rather severe tornado passed
over parts Of Texas Wednesday and
over parts Of South Carolina Thurs
day morning, killing several persons
and doing much damage to property.
Two negroes in Asheville, N. c.,
fought duel with razors last Tues
day and both came out cut within an
inch Of their lives.
The Montgomery Advertiser fig
ures it up that President Taft, with
ia the last nine years. has travelled
z202, ,114 miles, excelling all others
who ever arrived at the White House.
Captain Mueller and his five COM
panions in the balloon America were
found safe near Pasadena, after
landing in the mountains. It was
thought that they had foated out on
the ocean.
A 20-year-old widow, who re,
married, has been awarded the estate
of her first husband, amounting to
$4,000, in Brooklyn, in a suit
brought against her by his relatives.
Five months after the husband IS
death child was born, and, although
the plaintiffs contend that it was
dead at birth, the young woman
proved by the testimony Of a nurse
that the baby lived minute and
therefore she was entitled to the full
estate.
Joe and Isham Taylor and Lewis
Jenkins were found guilty Of first
degree murder in the Skipwith muir
der and arson case at Powhatan, Va.
and John Brown, guilty Of murder il
the second degree. All are negroes
Brown got 15 years in the peniten
tiary and the others will die in tn
electric chair.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals O.
Virginia decided that voters may pa.
their poll tax, which is essential t,
qualification, in person, by messen
ger, by check or by postal order.
The National Association o
: Liquor Dealers will test in the Unit
. ed States Supreme Court, the pro
vision Of the Byrd law, Of Virginis
which requires license Of $500 fo
statesmen selling liquors by sample
Willie Whitla identified the Cleve
:. land suspects as his kidnappers, an
!, his father said he knew John Boyl.
: the man, but refused to talk Of tn
: woman prisoner.
The anthracite miners will as
. President Taft to arbitrate their di1
= ferences and viii not strike April
:, F. II. H. Richardson, Of Elmir'
), N. Y, accused Of embezzling $500
! 600, com;xitted suicide in Harris
burg Wednesday.
= Portsmouth, by the annexation {
= its suburbs, is now the third city
! size in Virginia.
!. The penalty in Virginia for XII
= mapping is death or in the discretie
= Of the jury, it may be imprisonmcl
from 8 to 1S years.
r Henry A. Wise, a member Of Il
" well-known Virginia family, has bet
appointed United States District A
torney for the New York district.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01
Mrs. Boyle Makes Sensation,

Pittsburg, Special Making a SEN
sational and foolhardy attempt to
escape from train going at the rate
Of 80 miles an hour; denying that she
had hand in the kidnapping Of little
Willie Whitla; asserting that she
is not Anna McDermott, Of Chicago
saying that numerous other stories
are absolutely incorrect, and through
it all strictly maintaining the great
air Of mystery that surrounded her.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01

fculty acceptable to Baron Won
Aehrenthal, the Austro-Hungarian
minister Of foreign affairs, having
failed, Austro- Hungary is expecting
forthwith to deliver an ultimatum at
Belgrade. After this, if Servia re-
fuses to make complete surrender,
no doubt exists in Paris that Aus
tria-Hungary will dispatch an army
the Servian crown prince.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01
Death-Dealing Tornado.

Dallas, Tex, Special Twelve
known dead, property loss reaching
into the thousands Of dollars and
possibly score injured is the result
Of a tornado which swept over the
northeastern part Of Wise county
late Tuesday night. Several small
towns were visited by the storm but
zone were entirely destroyed, al
though each suffered serious damage
The chief force Of the storm struck
E country. -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01
WASHINGTON Affairs.

The Inaugural committee has a
surplus of $4,000 left from the Taft
Inauguration fund.
Republican insurgents are fighting
the proposed special rule to cut of
amendments to the Payne bill in the
House.
The Senate Finance Committee is
framing a practically new Tariff bill
Of its own.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01
so WHAT'S TO BE DONE.

Mother (reproving) you
know that you should never let a
man kiss you?
Daughter-But, mamma, it seems
so forward for a girl to do the kiss.
ing.-BOstOn Transcript.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01
Foreign News Notes.

Lieutenant Ernest II. Shackleton,
OF the British Navy, came within Ill
miles Of the South pole on an ex-
pedition from which he has just re-
turned.
Felix Ehrman, a native of New
Orleans, vice consul general at Pan
anna, died suddenly Of heart disease
Monday.
A Paris dispatch says Castro has
set sail for America, and will win
back his place in Venezuela, If he
has to do it by means Of reyolu-
ton. He will land at Trinidad.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01

The clock at ST. Chad's, Shrews-
bury. has a record pendulum, its
length being % feet and the weight
OF the ball 200 pounds.