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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

,,.,-r ELECT TAFT
n E PM make his second d. yl ,l,, to
u WI panama canal the latter
tno tbis month As score
eer he was there ln ,nere
aB Of WI s,st roosevelt was th .,.
"a Pies,u zoos The visit OF me
yogenp,. Impetus TO the work.
.fiini s as. I'D The president elect
b ida I'm a do much TO increase tne
b ind W., w reoplo Of this country IN
I'D q wy ,i,p of the next admin
5ieri.il'''t,. g.n with a clear ana
sr'i.'s.asive conception tne W." 90
\, connect the two oceans s ,l,.'l
fi'h = " ~. routes Of the WoiioS
5lfiel .,crro
r,in' es s..reiorv Taft appeared ne
W.. y. senate committee on ll,'V ~
NJ uN ,snals about a year ago ne
ciie me opinion that the canal
sa'...',, 4. completed within six years
t'aia y Tnlv and that its ultimate
% l~ be approximately Ssvv'-
~ W. ,.s,,,dlne the purchase price.
~. ~, isthmlau canal commission
VIZ. "a me width OF the locks OF
~ va NJ increased from 100 to
,.'t me recommendation was ap,
y, Nv the president ana inoorseu
Tn ~ ~ TAFT although the secre.
'.',,.,,,ea that the increase would
~ .' N. cost Of the work. He con-
.,,s 10 the increase OF the w wa, Ian
h was convinced that the Wi .l
y, .sr.ed upon would be insufficient
~ @s.hls ships Of future construc-
The order was made
ia ne secretary's recommenda-
A@' agreed TO he urged that there
NJ ~ =. nd reduction IN the wages
~. srined laborers on the canal
n me fact that according to
wv .,r,ste they were receiving in
y I'd privileges from so TO so per
s,.bsr income than they could
Il tbe United states. This rec
~ y, was also adopted. Much
..- nroeress made since is due TO
Insight Of the secretary. II was
an me recommendation OF the
.,,srv that contract work on the
IN was dispensed with
s'.,.,arv TAFT Investigated the al
breaks In the Gatun dam, and
orinIon that locks could be con-
.,e5 with safety was conceded
IN nv competent engineers. No part
M stupendous work has caused
-, concern than this dam. The re-
u, Ssrlarstion Of NJ. -Narilia
IA other foreign experts that the
"a cannot be made a success as
lrnsa has added 20 the uneasiness.
H,. .ts as the middle Of December,
IA, report was sent TO Washington
,,.irIng the authorities that there was
/, cause for apprehension. In this
,.,ori The rumor that a subterranean
NJ existed ia the dam was set at
an The idea originated from the
that the borings made at close
,1ryals all over the dam site re-
.hed water in about 10 per cent Of
~ holes sunk
ilAecording to the report referred TO,
iist Is true Of the foundation of the
an !. also true Of the foundation Of
d lotks.
The purpose Of the Gatun dam is to
INBOUND the waters Of the Chagres--
an auhclal lake-that win form In the
valley Of the Chagres river. The dam
vii BE- one and a half miles long and
vll when completed extend from one
nlge Of hills west across the valley to
hs ridge On the hills cast, The dam
5 divided into two parts, one from the
sio Of the locks 10 the spillway, the
chr from the spillway 10 the hills
vest Tho spillway viii be located
though a small Hill that rises in the
middle Of the dam.
notwithstanding this report there
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

made a second visit TO the work IN the
autumn Of the same year. whether a
similar visit win be made by a COM
mittee OF the special congress TO be
called in the early stage of the incom-
ing administration viii depend prob
ably on the result OF the investigation
to be made by President Elect Taft.
Chief Engineer Goethals reported I'm
1907 that the work done up to that
time had been rapid, that government
labor had been upheld and that the
care OF the employees had received
special attention.
AS the Gatun dam feature Of the
canal is the very latest Sensation" in
connection with the work on the 18th
mus Il will be Of interest 10 refer TO
the report by Colonel Cocktails made
as late as last August. The report
goes into particulars respecting the
dam and the locks. The conclusion
shows that. whatever apprehension eN-
listed elsewhere, the engineers who had
the work in hand were not worried
about the stability Of the dams foun-
dalton.
Adverse to the Dam.
The essence Of the opinion on the
other side is that while the dam itself
might be constructed on the lines
adopted, the surrounding hills. which
form a continuation OF the dam, are
so pervious that Il win be impossible
TO impound the flow OF the Chagres or
TO imprison its waters into lake.
Other points In the adverse opinion
are that because of the geological
structures Of the isthmus the founda-
lions Of the dam are, by nature, so
unstable that no engineering skill can
overcome their inherent fault that
the dam Will be ever settling in one
point or another, opening assures
through which the pent waters will
rush, and that II is more than likely
TO frequently slough off it's bulky
sides.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

various ports around thr British lsIca
for the use of hcr warshIpa now usius
oh tor fuel Zinc tanks WIN bc sur.
rounded h} mounds to protect theu
against sun nrc from tho soa
The Indian empire has tho cheapest
postal service BOP thr world
sBnitarIanifm or half Ycgctarianisln.
mas gained many converts since Miu.
ister WIN coined fhr now worA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09
CHARLES {. MACON, PROWsl SIGNAL GOVERNOR OF CUBA.

are now provided with medical alr
locks. whore worlmon aniIcicd with
"bcnds' can hc trGatod under pressure.
A camel Ia ahln to carry load three
times greater than tho horse
THO gold coins nf Great Britain con-
tain ono-twelfth alloy
Am Ingenious Aaukeo mado loco-
motive run his tuY factory not Ions
since when repairs wrrf nercHs1rf in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

ms Industrial states OF the world by
tho utilization of electric power and
electric smelling
une-aoYenth of the landowners in
Great Britain are women
The hrownish spots which appear IN
ola books are really due 40 ihc raw
' M hnoforl1 Tho tiny DESTROYER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09
aMNWH'

% especially fond OF starchy material
and its propagation Is promoted by
damp,
The IIonskong harhor has water
area OF ten miles and is regarded ah
one of the finest in the world
The chance of ono nngcr mark being
oNactly like another ia one in $1,000
O000 900
Tho rrrnvih ~ the iion in iho fore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

ho power plant and there were "a large
number of rush orders ON hand
Seventeen feet Dos the average of %
full grown giraffe.
Tho average ago a. which women
marry Boo civilized countries is SET
down at twenty-five and ono-half
years
The BRUSH government BE- building
number of Immense on tanks nt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

limbs ls only 80 por cent of that of
che tiger and tho strength of the hind
limbs 65o per cent Five mon can
easily hold down lion. bat nine are
required 90 hold "a tiger
Heavenly bodies Invisible 40 tho hu-
man oyc. oven WHOM assisted Boz The
most powerful telescope may hc dee
tocted by tho photographic plate
1frnnflH ln rnurrn Hf rnnHfrHrfln
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09
SOME LILLE FACTS.

elor nr, y, an observing coin col.
'ge III b''alliIous persons VIM M.
Fbng 10 a, eoodoo should have
NJ tac ,,. w uo Win a quarter dollsr
ihe COIN. ls is much n evidence
.rpm. n ol Chat denomination.
es.. 'A lho opinion of pra,'
mnl elorr u1, 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-23
Saffs Suur.

ofburlt. Sol, %. September
- GrGiibtnt Soit fam beute Iriib pei
9lutonlubil ans Icnper, II Mefler
clltfernt, bier an lnb friibItiidte bel
Nrn. 5boS. i. @nib rno Satin. Se.
irctGr ocs Snncrn 9nllingcr, idloB
lih III Tcnper Dem Eruiioentcn oil
lmb miro ibnl bis nod Seottle beglei
len. 9(nh Scnotor Worrcl, BON
@poming, elmer Der Snilrgenten,
lpcl0c ben Tprid)luI S1lite oui Die
Irciliitc 81 ieben i'm Senot 10 grim-
n'ig bcfdnlpiten, bcionb iih belltc i'm
Soit'iden @eioI1c ino icbciut iih nit
Scr 9(0miniItrotion mlsgci0bnt 81 bo.
Gun. gr Gubcrtc bcutc 8enllgtbmlng
horiibcr, bob SGltc trob ibrcr Be
ircillng bon 3ollobao6cn I'M Ercile
aciic9en iinb. I'm Wiittog bcaab iid,
Sr. 5oit md COLORADO SprIn2S, no
CT ctuu cine Stllnbe blicb lmo oonn
nch Ellcblo lueitcr rcilte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-23
Gcs WikbraudJs Der Yoit angeflaat

Mo ihington :. g., %. Sept.
- NoItomts >Snlpettoren ilbrrflelcn
Aeltcrn Die Gurcolr Der n9totionol
5rlit &c." BON bier, beib!ngnobn-
ten piclc Ioilnlcntc, pelde ais BE.
meisnittcl bcnlbt mcrocn ioIIen,
nno pcrboitctcn &enrp M. 9eluis,
@eid)ditsiiibrer, Sdobmeiiter luo
Sefrct1r Der Gompagnic, inter scr
2inflogc, bic Toit 81 betriigeriiAeil
3medcn mIbbrnlht ST boben. 2cipi5
luuroc gc0en $1,000 Niiraicbuft bis
81 cInem olli nddIten Dtontna unbes
rdllnten Serbor cntloiien Iic @cs
'cllld)ait muroc am 1. Sonilor 1900
in liltritt COLUMBIA incorporirt.
Sic bate cine @rllubtnpital Doll
$4,000, Oos in 9lftien bon ic 800
cln1ctbeilt mar. Iieier getrng plrbe
ip0ter oli $5OO.O0O crbobt. Ioa
@cd)Git Der @ciel(i6ait beItono oo-
rllL ooS @rlmofopitnl anoercr Cor.
poratloncn 5il 8orottiren, poiiir cine
tSebilbr uon I Tro5cnt bes 10 gnron.
t'rten aopitols bcrcdnet mur0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-23
Ger 9rphc Srupcniturm.

Siite ser Cpier bcs iimaltcn Sropcl-
itltrmcS inn 3mebnen. - SNo-
ben i'm 0etrogc bon Utillioncn
Collars. - 9luh III Der cllbonl.
iHcn Eropin5 Einor sci 9iio lit
oic Gcrbcrrlm9 AroB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-23
,Garib" i'm iid)crcn Safcn.

y9i y9ilminNton q. g.. %. Sept.
- Ger Gonpicr .Gurib" bon Der
GNoc.2iuie, bciien Moidinc in Der
lcttcn Sonntag Jtadt nobc Slap Sut-
tcroS 5liolnmenbrah lro pclher ais
oann Soillic bllrb orubtlpic 5clegro-
rtic crInngte, lit I'M Shlepptou oes
GonlpicrS ,Sobinc" 5ll Soltbport,
9..'G., ongefomncn mo ipiirbe BON
hprt ans bllrb cincn 9iemorQllclr
iDeiter bierGer bugiirt. Gr bnt ob-
scicbcn uon ser Woidineric. feincll
Sho6cu crlitlell lln0 Die notbmenoi.
gen Meporotllrcn f0nncn bier mlsge.
iiibrt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-23
Warcuni in Wclp.g)urf.

Ncm Dorf, -. September. -
Wuglielno Worcuni, Ger Satcr Der
oroDtloicn 5elegrnpbic, lit nit oenl
Gumpier .Goronio" bier ongefom.
lhcn. Gr begiebt iiA nad 9toua Sco-
tn, Inn oe BORT nieoergebranntc
6robtloie Stotion mieoer ollf5libauen.
Sie ioQ oie itdrflten 9lppnrnte erbol-
Ten lno 9otidoitcn oui 1000 Weilell
Gntiernlmg oilinebnen fonnen, 9iS
sim ndditcn Sabre gloubt Ger Grim
her I'M Stanoc ;u iein, brobtloic Mci-
brngcn iiber Oen S5ean ltifen iit
follueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-23
Stanntum iuirS trufcn.

Stailnton, So, %. Scpt. -
Iic bellti9c 2ocol Sption.@obl re.
lultirtc in elmer WojoritGt BON %
Stimnen iiir Die 5rocfcnen, uno olc
bIeii9cn @irtbidoiten meroen ocm-
GcrnGB am %. Oftober gei6foilen.
afoglider @ciIe pcroen iib jeood) Die
%oiien nod nit cinem 9lppca oil bic
Gerihtc mcuben lnb bic 9cbouptllng
Crbcbcn, boB Die Wabl ucriolilngS-
iuiorig mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-23

TGiIc 5ur Neiic in's Mmslano bcs
iurgt 6. 9iaine, Wr. 4t3, Ci-Ynlti-
morcitrafc, ua9e GnitOm Sonie Nbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-23
Wns brcnneuocr 3cd)c cntfummen,

EittS burA go, %. Scpt. -
Nit tnopper 9iotb cntgingen geitern
9,bcno mcbr ais 400 Wruben.9 9lrbeiter
Dem lobc, ols bos Wogojin Der gllS-
lportb'anblcn5ehc 9tr. . Scr n2odu-
mnnna Stccl So" in GuSmortb, go,
nobc bier in 9rono gerietb. Ton
GuoIm idon ioit eritidt, bobntcn iid)
bic 9lrbcitcr ibren @eg nod Der 3che
9ir. I uno erreiften Die GrooberilGhe
ollrf cine ioilit nidt >gebrolhtc Gin.
inbrt. Ter motericQc Sduocn miro
dlli $30, 900 geid)Gtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-23
@erriidt ipie Mdr,baien
Wioraen &ormittaa iOG Die Mclt nm
tcrDcbcu.

Scftc scr ,2cbten Ncgicrilug Ser
9Ipoiloiieben airdc" it bel Gur-
burp Nioll., Dcrionnclt lmo
martet oui oic 1in1c, oie bo font
men iollen. = Erdiiocnt Soit
oui icincr Sonr 5u Yucblo, Sol,
ongefommen. Ter boporirtc
9ompicr .Garib" crreiht gSiIm,
ir0tou. - Stoot Stoluton, &a.,
Don ocu Yrobibitioniltcn crobcrt.
Eropibencc, VI. s., %. Scp-
tcmber. = Webrerc i'm Stoute Hbobc
Sslono mobnenbcn SSonlilien, oercll
:Qtit9licber all Der inter Oem Nomcn
n2ntterHcian Of tbe9lpoitolic Gbnrd"
bcfonnten Scftc geborclL bnbcn iid)
nod 0llrburp, WuIi., alS Den bon ib-
rCn eSiibrern altserlpGbltcn Sammcl.
ort, begeben, INN BORT oen llntcrNong
Scr geIt 81 eriportcn. sic glolbcn,
oob licb nul 10 llGr om nGdItcn Nrci-
tag Gornlittog Die gauge Gibcre &rll'
lte ser GrSe obidGIen un6 bnb ais.
Damn Slaes 5u gnbe geben miro. &iclc
9(ngchorige ser Sefte aus Hbobe IS,
lamb, Wtninc nnb nnoercn Stnaten
lino bereits SIT 3lrburp perIonlmclt,
mo ein GROCER SbciI oerirlben ioa
9llles pcrihenft baben, mos tic beio-
BEN.
@eit 9urburp Moii., %.
September. - @tpu 800 Eerionet.
mel6e sur Sefte Der y2otter Tei9n
OF tbe Npoitolic GMird)" geboren, bu.
ben iidb bier periommeIt unb bereiten
lih ourth Sineen, @eten unb @in-
Iell riif 0as poit linen iibermor1ct
&ornlittag cripartete @noe Ser g8elt
Dor Sbrc 8otteSbienite meroen 5u
u9ibooo", elmer fleinen 9retterfapelle
an Der bon 9oiton nob Elpnlouth
fiibrcnoen 2onbltro6e, noGe bieii0er
StaOt obgcholten 9lIle lueltlide @c.
ld0itc limo olligegcbe1 uorben, oonlit
Die @lulbigen nidt ilnporbereitct in
Dos l'iiQenilm eintreten miiiicn. Tir
0otteS0ienlte oouern lnit obne Inter.
6rchung Sag uno g}oft iiber tort,
llno lperoen nilr 5lpeilen iuspenOirt,
Inn 8clcacnbeit SIT erGalten, etlide
nelle Frolelptcn in einenl 6cnod)bors
ten Teide 81 toltfcn. Gin groBcs 3clt
1T 5nr Sef0Itigung Der @lGnbi0cn in
Der 9tIbe Scr &opeue olli9eidblugcn
iuorGen, ltnb Die 2elltc logircn, 100
inlncr lie @elegenbcit bo5u erbolten,
lo9or IN St1llen iinb S1uppen. aei-
ner bon ibnen ifcint ben 9cringiten
3ipeiIel oorall 5u hegen, bob oic Welt
iiberl1or9en untcrgeGen miro. 9tuf
Die Nro9e, mas lic tbun iperocr, mcnn
Der llntergong trob ibrer Gnporflns
gen nidt eintritt, crlpibern iic, 10 lpos
lei iibcrboupt nic6t ntoglid. Soute
es jcopd) bclnod 10 fommcn, 10 mir.
ben iic cin 5ebntGgigeS 2iebeSrobl
feiern, unb oonn lDeroe oiegSelt iider-
licb I'M n1d)Itcn Sabre I'M Oieic ,3cit
unter9cben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-23
Der pcrlicbtc 0pitaGnacr.

Ircmingboln, Wlaii., %.
Grptcmbcr. - Sorrg Sill aus Tem.
Yprf uerlplInoctc belite Die 2S.iGbrigc
@ottnl pon Otto @ierb, in oeiien 5n-
nliic or als aoIt9dnger oliGenou-
men iuorbcn mar, lebensgei1brlid,
rurh brei Shiiiie lnto tootetc lid
id, iclbit Our6 einen pierten SduB.
Gr begino ole lDot, neil Die ,Srau,
IN melhc cr perIclciien mar niht nit
linn entiliebcn lpoute. Sill mar etpa
80 Sabre alt. @icrb lit ols @dhter
III Iicnlten Der ngoltpn.9l lbonn
2'obn" onacIteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-23
I'm aapitul nnfaebabrt.

&iclc 5rcllnoc mericn cincn Icttcll
Vlid ouf sic lle6errcitc Oea @oll-
pcrncllrS Sobnion. - Sellte iin-
bct bic gecrbigung 5lI ct. Fctcr
ltott.
Ct. Eoul Minn, -. Sept. -
Nic 9cidc beS @ouUcrnclrS Sobn q.
Nobnion log bcltc im StootStopitol
ouiNcbubrt ino uurbc Don Solien.
Otu Der @clpobner Der 3lpillin9sitGotc
St. Eoll lno WinncopoIiS, ionic
rnocrer StGbtc in Ser llnl9ebllng be
iidtiat, I'm $50 mltrocn bic lbii,
rcn ocS &opitolS gcldloIicn. I'm
$40 moracn Gorlnittog acbcn oie
llcbcrrcitc olti cincm @rtroSlge nod)
Ct Ectcr ob, no sic 9ccroigung
ltottiInbct. 3cbn Gompognicn Wtilij
cSfortircn hcn Sorg bier nod bcnl
Sabnboie. Gic aftipcn 9obrtubtrd
ger lilo olts Den Hcibcn Der intinntcll
Trclnbc bcs Gcrltorbencu olscrpGblt
luorocn. Sic linb: Tronf u. 9op,
lcun Eriuotletretir; 6. .. Spndb, I.
:. O'9rien, Rihtcr bcSSbcrgerid)tS ;
e, Z. Oouna friibcrcr @encrol- Mn
malt; u. 6. @eiB, @ei6GitSleiter oeS
Gulilt6 ySerolb," lmb Spbn Spbu
&. @iic pon Wonfntc. 81 ct. Yeter
iiloct noracn Gin (roncrgottesoienlt
in Scr bortigcn Observation-Disclosures
i.ott.
gIlS Observation-Disclosures muroen
iplgcnoc !6crren olserforcn: Die bier
nod lcbenocn gr.@puucrncurc oeS
StooteS 9. i. oubborb, ,(obn g.
2ono, Sonucl u. Goniuut lino amlte
9telioL lub @orpcrncllr q. 8. Gber.
Gort, Gbefrihter Start pom Gbcr-
ocridt. 8ouuernclr Sobn Vurf pon
Noro. 1ofoto imb ErGiioent GprllS
!lortbrnp bon Der llniucriitGt Don
Winncioto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-23

Die Tcrbcrrilng GroB.
9tcm. SrlcuuS, -. Sept. -
Tnhrihtcn iibcr Die &crbccrlm0Cn
reS iiingitcn lropcnillrmcS lollicn
nnh inlmcr aus nllcn 9iid]tlnNcn elm.
Cos bcutc iriib bier cirtulirelbe C5c.
rHd)t, oob 100 bis 200 .Wcnlhcu
hrrh oie Tllltblucllc, uclhe Der
Stlrnt iibcr Die Stiiitc pon Solliiiono
tricb, rmgctonlncll lcill crpiea lid,
N!ildlidcr @ciic ais lrlbegriluoct. ,Sn
Ncp.Srlcuuo bobcn Iiltf WGnncr,
hcrcn 9tnmcn i6on gcItern mitNctbcilt
nurbeil, Dos Scbcn cingeblBt; in
CESAR cin S5crr Slcinrid) Shlcicr,
lcinc 8ottin mo &ilocr. ionic bier
N!it9liebcr elmer tSonIlic, NomcnS
gPinocdcr; in SoctionL Mili, Gbas.
Glnpton mo Gurl gSeisIer; 5u Scrrc.
tomc GopolL ga, i, $, Snitb. 3n
@runo Eoint, Ga, lpuroe oic Wob.
nlng bon Oscar Sbibooeullr 5critort
uleil ooa Shidiol Scr Somilic lit
rcd nicbt bcfannt. %. i. Snlitb
ollS 9tcn' >Sbcria crtronf III cinem
Iii1crlogcr bel Scn @rcc5e, an Der
Giiitc. fl unberc WGmcr, mclhc
lidl in leiucr @elcllicboit beionocn,
iollen nit Dem 9cbcn cnttpmmen icin.
Ctelc &iiitcn iabr5cl1e iilo gcld)citcrt
uno Der Hc1icrllugs . Eoitoonpicr
nSerlnclis" licgt BET 0iagnoliu ullf
Dem Strnnoc. Ter Shn0cn uui 0elt
@ollnmoQs mo 3ltcferrobrsS Selocrn
lit cnornl. Ger beutc bier nngetoms
meme Innpicr r@rono ,Ssle" broGte
100 9eruobncr Der Snlc!n @rono
3slc uno Gbeniere Ganllllio, oeren
Shifiul bisber i'm 3peiiel idlipebtc.
Seine 0icnlhculebcn giugen oui oen
Shlcln pcrloren, allein 10 sicmIid
Ollie @ebGloc mllrben 5eritort. -
Bad ION Mliii, %. September.
- Gin bon bier ans iiiblib iiber oic
6ouptllnic Scr nSqinoiS Gcntral'
gobn" gcicbidtcr llnterltiiblngsutH
hron9 bclltc bis noh EaB Mondoc
tor, no oc 9cid)en Don odt Oten.
ldrn, cinid)licBlid 0ca Stotiuns.
Ggenten icincr @ottin lnb ainocr,
0ligcilln0cn morbcn Iino. Iiclc
Splcr crtrnlfcll mlhrenO Der Tllltbs
ipcllc, meld)e 0llrh Den fiir5liden Or
fan IN Den Mond)obicc getrieben nllr.
DC. Sei Ban St. 2olis, DtiIi, lit Die
Scidc zines crtrlulfcncn tSiiherS nrf.
geinben morocn Ter 5mihen Nem.
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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-28
Garry the News to punxsu.awnsy.

Tuesday morning w. II. Cumins
captured fine large grounding In the
garden at his homei on Main street.
For several weeks Mr.. Cumlns and
others living near his place were
puzzled TO know what was eating their
cabbages and other garden stuff, and
steel trap was set. Yesterday the
marmot that madezPunxsy famous was
found fastened by leg In the trap
and put up a valiant fight before it was
despatched. Had II been captured
near the Punxsutawney Weather
Works IL would not have been remark
able but how 1t came to take up Its
abode in the center Of busy Reynolds
Vile Is more than passing strange.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-28
Death from ptomalne Poisoning.

Tuesday forenoon OF last week Clar-
ence II. Patterson, of this place, re-
ceived a message from New Kensing-
ton that his mother, Mrs II. e. Patter-
son, could not live. Mr. Patterson
went to New Kensington on the first
train and he found his mother In an
unconscious condition, from which she
did not rally, but died at ZOO a. m
Wednesday, July 2lst, 1909. Her death
was due to ptomaine poison. She took
III Monday morning and was only Ill
two days. Funeral was held at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. U. S.
Cope, with whom she made her home,
Friday afternoon and interment was
made in the New Kensington cemetery.
Mrs. Patterson was 81 years old.
Her husband died 2S years ago She
was faithful and consistent member
OF the United Presbyterian church.
She Is survived by two sons and three
daughters, j. M. Patterson, Of Allie
gheny. Mrs. A. M. White, OF Grove
City, Clarence II. Patterson, OF Reyn-
oldsville, Miss Ella Patterson, OF Pitts
burgh, and Mrs. U. s. Cope, OF New
Kensington.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-28
Convention at Wishaw. ]

The Winslow township Sunday school
Association, including Reynoldsville
and Sykesville Sunday schools, will hold
convention In the M. e. church at
Wisbaw on Tuesday Of next week. Au-
gust 3rd, 1909. There will be morning,
afternoon and evening sessions. Min
listers and superintendent will please
bring this matter before their schools
and urge good attendance OF delegates
and Sunday school workers, as the at
tendance and interest at the district
meetings will help make the county as
sociation better. COMMITTEE.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-28
Lad Charged With Larceny.

A fifteen.year-old lad OF this place,
son OF widow, was arrested Saturday
on two charges OF larceny-.stealing a
watch and stealing bicycle. He had
a hearing before Squire Neff and the
evidence was strong enough for Squire
to require bond for the boys appear
ance at August term of court. Being
unable to secure the necessary bond
Constable W. w. Higgins took the boy
T. the county jail Saturday afternoon.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-28
Will Erect Brick Building.

Christ Monte, proprietor OF the
Wonderland n'ckelodeon, who has to
close his picture show In the McGaw
building ON account Of the new law
passed at the last session OF the State
legislature, has bought thirty.two feet
of ground near THE STAR Office, 'front.'
ing on Main street, and will begin next
week to erect a aone-story brick building
in which to run his picture show.
Monday evening the last picture
show was given in the McGaw build
ing. Carpenters will tear out the
nickelodeon front and replace the store
front In the building as it was before
the Wonderland nickelodeon was put
in