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The evening world., 1909-01-27
IIeerdtS Widow Tells in Sign
Language How She Tried
H. TO Save Him.
HIS MIND UNBALANCED.
He Even Suspected Their Lit
tie Baby of Plotting
Against His Life.

with her mother, Mrs Paul Weber
as interpreter, Mrs. Catharino Heerdt,
widow OF the deaf mute printer who
killed himself by throwing himself In
front OF Third avenue elevated train
AZ Twenty-thIrd street last night, told
~ her efforts for month to keep her
husband from ending his life
She told her story in signs and by
using the deaf mute alphabet, and Mrs
Webber told the reporters what her
laughter was saying. All the time her
little daughter CatharIne hardly three
Years old. chung to her mothers skirts
ana pratted In the effort to repeat her
andmothcr's words. The baby did
not inherit the affections of her pa
rents
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02
WINIERFUE.


II. II. Alien spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home in st: Adams. ;
@. w. Perkins spent few days out
Of town on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams, of
Charleston, spent Friday and Satur-
day, here, visiting Mrs. Williams par
ents. {
9. II. Turner ana son and VIM.
{ Brown spent Saturday and Sunday in
Charleston visiting their families.
W w. Lewis and T. r. Johnson
spent Saturday and Sunday at their
home In Kanawha City,
Miss Willie Chapman gave birth.
day party Thursday night and pleas
ant time was enjoyed until late hour
with various games, after which
luncheon was served. Those present
were Misses Ella, Sadie and Virginia
Smith, p. l.. Meadows, May Shelton
Pauline Thomas and Measrs. Joe Wise
man, Floyd Adams, Herbert Mitchell
Geo Kelly, Geo. Smith, w. e, Cory;
=. 81 Shelton, and Mr. and Mrs, b. b.
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ST. ALBANS,

't
,The play entitled Aunt Dinahs
Quilting Party given by the Amanda
vile school at the. Baptist Church,
Monday night, for the benefit of the
Amandaville School Library, was de-
cided success. Seventeen dollars and
forty-f1ve cents was realized
Rev. }. w. Robinson preached a
Thanksgiving sermon to an apprecia-
tive audience Thursday morning.
Rev, J. w. Robinson and Miss Min
ME L. Walker attended the Teachers
Association which was held at Mont
gomery.+
DR.. G, N. Marshall Of keystone,
passed through Friday enroute to his
home. T. II. -: -,
Miss Mamie Walker was shopping
in. Charleston, Saturday. -.'....
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PIT. PLEASANT, I.

t
" Misses Mithue, Colston Augusta Ri
sonsand, Agatha Alexander attended
the funeral Of Bert Steward, Tuesday,
at .Gallipolis. i >>..>,. ~"
Mrs. g. H. Jordan attended the f,,-
neral Of Mrs. Barnett Tuesday at Gal
,lipolis. 49,. ~,
Z" Mrs. Mary White and sister, Miss
Ida Alexander, of Institute, spent
Thanksgiving here the guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Alex
ander.
Walker Wilson. who has been re.
ported seriously i'll for the past month,
died, Saturday. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. M. Robinson Mon
day.
3 \: Miss Beselene Davis, of Gallipolis,
was organist at the funeral services
of Walker Wilson, Monday. ,...
DIR. I. r. Whipper, OF Institute, spent
a few hours in town Wednesday. She
was enroute to, Fairmont to attend
the Teachers : Association, While
here, she was the guest OF Mrs. G. H.
Jordan. -
Miss Mosella H. Colston returned
Sunday from Fairmont. where she at
tended the Teachers Association.
While there she was the guest of her
cousins. Mrs. Chas. Hamilton and Mrs.
e. Morton. 49,.
The Reading Club will have their
opening meeting at the home of T.
S. Davis, Thursday.
John Wilson, of Columbus, came
over Tuesday to be present at the fu.
neral Of his son, Walker
:. Clyde Colston and Pearl Johnson
were guests Of Gallipolis friends, Sun
day. - t'~s'1''.'. "a ,.@I. -: ... y
~ Mrs. George Lee. of Cincinnati, is in
town the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Walker Wilson. .,.....
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02

DAVIS.

The festival given by the Mount
Zion Baptist Church, Thanksgiving
night, was success. mrs. Virgins.
in the, Cabbage Patch" was grand. T.:
Charles Malone was the winner of a
center piece.
Misses May Clifford and Eva and
Lutia Clark spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs. L. D. Coleman. !
Mr.. Manuel Harris, Of Thomas, was
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lee,
Sunday :
Prof. E. B. Black was entertained att
the residence Of Mr.. W. H. Lee, Thurs
day evening. .- e..
Rev. Goings and Lindsey HILL, OF
Thomas, were over to prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. D.. r
The Mission Circle met at the homo
Of Mrs. Virgfe Lee, Friday night. r.
Prof. Black Is i'll with cold. j
The family of Charles Malone has
taken up their residence in Davis. 4;
The dance given by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Palmer was a pleasant affair.
The first prize was won by Miss Par
iner. The Waiting Prize, water
bottle, was won by Miss Jessie Pal.
| NOR. :.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02

8 Missea n. Esther Collation., " tIberta
Mcciang and Bernadine Peyton, 81
Parkssfsbnrg; Miss Maud Davis. sSl
BucRhanifon, = 5 / \. 6 90 ,EEsssS
Is IDss +, whippersof Institute, and
sstessrs, u, w. Jones, OF Buckhspnon,
and c. W. Florence, Of Grafton, were
the weekend guests of friends. here,
SE \ Misses !lS r. :Mozslla ColstonJ %of Point
,Pleasatt, and Jessie Hale, OF Middle.
port. ohie passed through, enrouts
home from the Teaehers' association,
at Fairmont 4, ., -, 81 {.
4. The teachers, Of the Water Street
School attended the Association at
Fairmont,a Thursday and Friday, They
report g very profitable meeting. -"
The entertainments given at Mt.
Zion Baptist and Trinity churches on
Thanksgiving night were Well attend
ed. Excellent programs we're rem
dered. H.. ,..~.r. ..f= %,.@E
!. J. R: Jefferson, of Parkersburg,
passedFthrough Sunday enroute home
from Weston. ....- ..> III.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02

Is Born; to ray. NV. Carter and wife.
a fine daughter last satlfd ay morn
tings Mother and child are dottik we'll.
/. 8B. SISeel ana siss ES1ada Hin
we're united iS n1arfiass by; Rev. III
W.. Carter ny SffeSnoon Vt the
Fiji rssideAcs Id k0Rsyillesohfo. 4
Walter ]. Hunt, of Dayton O., and
Miss octayia Willis. Of this city, werse
united in holy 2wediock Sunday after:
noon. Il 4" .'>A,,ES IN
- Miss 4fehe Gatliffs- Club will giys
a. supper and concert at Quinn Chapel,
a M! r. church Thursday night for.
the benefit OF the church. T. t, rs,
The Woman's DAY at the First Bap:
fist Church Sunday, was a marked sucs1
cess. SIS was realized for the city
hospital. ,;. -, Y!
A Sunday school choir is being or
ganiaed~ at Quinn Chapel A. M. E..
church, Miss Geneva Ross is the or OF.
gapist. 81 ~ .< X
Ernest Redmond is able to be oak
again at hts daily. vocation. :. !. y
- Htai Wy DtAkS anu VIE, or COlun.:
Rus' spent Sunday In the city, visiting
relatixes..s vaT@,E9l - \
Misses Cora and Mae Medley. Of.
South High street, fentertaisp. ,s.5s ssths'
Sowing club Friday evening. Misssseess
Ann Cox and Miss Kate Preston were
guests of the club. '@E%>-,,'.. >sV:
Miss Ann COX, who is attending
school at Columbus. Qhtu6 apent
Thanksgiving at her home on West.
Fourth street: ~ -, A. &
Miss Kate, Pfeston' teacher, az Dis
ttict NoA Is. Roxabell, Ohio, came home.
for Thanksgivinga ,ye}<. e. :
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I |eIll r

ffinea ITO his room iors,ssofne slime, lis
reported no better !3 <. 81
Prof, LeRoy Hall, who is teaching
school at Winona. spent Sunday with
his family. -. s &;>as aG g.. x - Y.
Charlie Liggans, Of Institute, has
opened a. restaurant on Main street. J
8 Miss Clara Stewart; / teacher at the
Orphans Home, will be here In a, few
deya, in behalf of that INSTITUTION. It
is hoped that every one will turn. ont
'apd contribute literally for the bene-
tt Of those distressed children
- fi.s. Ruth w itlsoa- eee4NSd aad
news of the death of her sister.in-law,
Saturday. = g.. t=.T - !
= Miss Rhoda A. Wilson, teacher at
Charleston, spent Sunday at home,
\ Miss Alberta Wilson, student at the
West Virginia Colored Institute, spent
Sunday with her parents, ~,/E
A.EC, Branham spent Sunday with.
his family. ~ =.
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= DHUEFliEID.

>
Rev F. p, Brooks. pastor of the Ra.
leigh Street MsSR. Church, is seriously
III at his residence. ON Raleigh street. 5;
w. c.. Penn, s. =: williams and Seq
rotary N. M. sMattfnS d. the 7. M. 6:
A. left Tuesday morning for, Louis.
vile, Ky:s by ths way of Cincinnati,
to attend the annually. NC. A. con-
ference. g., - u ~
Mrs: p. H Pierce; of Roanoke Wax;
passed through town Sunday night
enroute home after having spent q
week with friends In Bluefield and the
coal field. t;-7 -. i: :,
Prof. j. D. Coleman, of the Institute,
filled the pulpit at Scott Street, M. e..
Church, Sunday, rendering two of his
very impressive and eloquent sermons.
A large crowd was in attendanceFxafs
both. SERMONS '4f%}f s:$ so
The Y. NJ. c. A. wlfF1se,ebrateGsssssftstss
10Th anHversary5on .tke .saeond ssainnday
ut the Raleigh Street Church. = Rev
Mitchell, of Kimban, will deliver the
sermon for tn occasion. :
Jalrus, the son Of Thomas Miller,
about ten years, old, had. his foot cut
Off while attempting to board an QUIT
Fgdipg east bound RE siEt H5astvsIsnl
yard .. efIe was2in eth,
er bad boys. This should, be- a warn
ing to all boys parents, and, the yard
police, and if possible prevent future
accidents of this kind ..
The Ladies of Scott Street church
and committee from the Y. M. C. A.
met Wednesday evening to make arr
rangements for a grand bazaar to
come off some time during the holt
days.
Thos who delight in the drinking
business will be glad to learn that
the colored saloonist who has been
closed since June: will open in few
Idays. The Board Of Affairs finally
agreed and the court readily granted
him license. a..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02
KANAWHA CITY,

Miss Lillian Sellers, Of Institute,
was the pleasant guest of Mrs. R. b.
Johnson, last week.
Mrs. Annett Watson and son Will, OF
Ohio, are guests Of her daughter, Mrs.
Minnie Page.
Thomas Johnson returned to the
Clifton Forge hospital last Friday.
Rev. J. w. Page is somewhat indis-
posed at this writing.
Miss Mary F. Page left Saturday for
Institute after visiting her mother.
Johnnie Woods, Of Boomer, visited
his parents here Sunday.
Mrs. r, B. Johnson Is suffering this
week with rheumatism.
Mrs. F. d. Page was shopping in
Charleston last Friday.
Miss Ivory Weeds was visiting In
Charleston last Friday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02
rCHM,ICOTHE, o.

Mrs. Elizabeth Medley visited Mrs.
Payne at frankfort, Friday, and re-
ports a pleasant trip.
|, Miss Cora B.. Medley, Miss May
Medley, Miss Helen Marshall, and
Rev. W. +. Walker, spent the Thanks
giving week end in the country at Mr..
David Corker's.
The Ladies' Aid of Quinn Chapel
held very profitable meeting Thurs-
day evening in the church.
a hunting party consisting Of the
following ladies and gentlemen spent
Thanksgiving day at the farm of Mr..
FL. Logan, about ten miles in the
country: DR.. and Mrs. 8, 8. Jordan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Bates, Mr.. and
Airs. Alex. Gatliffs, Mrs. Belle Beard
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Cunning.
ham, - u
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BUCkHANNON.

The Silver Leaf Club and the Will
Ing Workers; Of the A NJ q. church
gave a thanksgiving supper, Thurs
day evening =, 49,. ~.
Rev. Geo. De Young has returned
from Washington, D. c., where he at
tended the funeral friend. - :
Presiding Elder Accoo held Quarter,
ly meeting at Halls chapel A. M. E.
church Sunday. -. H..
Miss Heath and Mr. Jones, teachers
Of Victoria street school, attended the
Teachers Association, at Fairmont.
DR.. I. r. Whipper. Of Institute, who
was the guest Of Miss Maud Davis,
Thanksgiving, left Friday for Fair
mont. She was accompanied by Miss
Davis
Samuel Madison died Wednesday
November Path, after an illness of
several months. The funeral services
were conducted Thursday afternoon by
his pastor, Rev. >Smoot, of the A. M: ,E
church. assisted by Rev. j. H. .Accoo
Rev. De Young and Mrs. White He
was >one Of our respected citizens, a
hard working man, and a faithful
member OF the A. NJ. E. church. His
family have the sympathy of ALL, Mr..
Madison was a good husband, father,
and neighbor. |.F '.*.' '''
Rev. De Young held Thanksgiving
services at the M: E. church Thursday
morning. '...
MES. White preached Thanksgiving
sermpon Thursday evening at the A. NJ
E. church. 49,. -
Mrs. Weathers, of Clarksburg, and
Miss Mcdowell, of Elkins, attended the
funeral Of their grandfather. Mr.. Sam
uel Madison.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02
SPAIRiAoNnt

IS Little, Helen Williams, Of 4 Fair
p chance, Pa, returned home Friday az
ter a weak's visit to her aunt's Mrs
G. w. Hamtlton, and Mrs. Il, L., Nor,
tom. IS &, q e - Ut - .1-777z7t
Oliver Meade spent q few days in
MorGantoWn the past. week. : - 80
Little Alien Fortune has recovered
from an Illness OF scarletiha, 74,E
4 Mrs. Hadessa Jones, {of Gallipolis, o.,
Ia the guest Of Mrs. G. w. Hamilton.
Miss Mnsella Colston, Of Pt.. Pleas,
ant attended Teachers Association
here and extended her visit until Sun s;ass-
day with her relatives. fs.<1'- !:
Miss Grace Martin returned home
after an extended visit with relatives
at Wheeling and SteubenviNe, ze ...,
~ Mrs. Arch Meade entertained mum.
Der Of the teachers Thursday evening
at luncheon. ,r WI i. ,s. .A:,# = s !;
Frank - Davenport, OF Wheeling,
spent Thanksgiving here, with friends.
Miss Nellie staley Is much I I'M:
proved from her recent illness ',;:~.
: DR.: Young, OF Clarksburg, attended
the; Association Friday afternoon.
H. W. Meade to recovering rapidly
after two months In the Miners hospi-
tai with a broken leg. =. s s.: K.
:. Jessie Lewis of Clarksburg, was the
guest Of VIM Washington, last week.
The. dinner served blythe Ladies' of
Mt, Zion Baptist church thanksgiving,
was a success from every standpoint
Mrs. Rate Wilkes, Of clarksburg,
was thefguest OF Mr.. and Mrs Add
son Bumgardner.
Rev. FsS G., Wanzer spent a, few days
with his family at Braddock, Pa.
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CLARKSBURG.

Mrs. Ada Griffin died Saturday
morning after an illness of two years
duration with tuberculosis. She was
q patient sufferer and being prepared
gladly welcomed death She is sur
vived by her husband and one daugh
ter, Mrs. Chas. Hill. The funeral
under auspices Of w. S. Kearney
Court of Calanthe, took place, Monday
from Mt. Zion Baptist Church where
she had been member for some time
=. Lee Ruffner, of Wallace, spent Sun
day here with his parents. =
Misses Brown and Kelley, of Park
ersburg, who have been visiting at
Bridgeport, passed through here Sun.
day evening.
Jno. Early and Cecil Smith, OF
Weston, were visitors here Monday
Mrs. Lark Green, who has been quite
Ill, is on fair road to recovery.
Mrs. Lee Ruffin and daughter, Miss
Emma, who have been i'll with grippe
are able to be out again.
Mrs. Lillian Weathers was called tc
Buckhannon by the death of her
grandfather.
james Griffin, of Fairmont, attended
the funeral of Mrs. Geo Griffin, Mon
| day.
Mrs. Arch Meade and sister, Mis-!
Grace Martin and Mrs. Harrison Jones
! of Fairmont, were Sunday visitors
! here. +. - - ...
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02

LIS Little, Helen Williams, 3 Of 4 Fair.
chance, Pa, returned home Friday az
ter a weeks visit to her aunt's Mrs.
G. w. Hamtlton, and Mrs. e, L.. Nor
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02

Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M2sley, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Wiseman, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Sn1oot, Out of town guests present
were Miss SaEIie Hawkins, of Maiden,
Frank Mcdaniel, Of Charlottesville,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams,
Charleston. and Miss Amanda vii.
liams, Salisbury, N. G. r,....
Mrs. w. N. Shelton entertained Miss
bC. s. Meadows at dinner Thanksgiving
llpaN 4. r. .a.%IAalA-,.&t-4Av
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INSTITUTE.

Mr.. e.. II. Mitchell and Mrs. e. NJ,
Jones We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Lowry, for dinner Sunday.
Miss Rosa Hardy spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Lovett, = .>.... ~ -
The. Misses smithers, Warren Pack,
Booth, Simpson, of Hinton, and Mrs.
+. II RaiIey, of Montgomery, visited
the West Virginia Colored Institute
Saturday While here, they were the
GUESTS Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Taylor
Brown, ~ -, " =
Miss Lille Foster was compelled to
close her school at Oak Hill because of
smallpox in that neighborhood. She
ls Spending a few weeks at home.
:, Mr.. and, Mrs. r. H.. Lowry, Of
Charleston. visited Mrs. r. c. Friend,
Thursday. - :, 49,. =. - -. .. ...
Mrs. Sarah Johnson and son Curtis
visited Institute Thanksgiving Day.
!. W. j. Jones, commercial teacher Of
the Sumner High School, Parkersburg,
was the weekend guest Of. Ills aunt,
Mrs. b. M. Jones. -, 7.
DR.. I. r. Whipper attended the
Northern State Teachers Association,
and delivered an address on tuber-
culosis. '. :"'' ...
w. T. B. Williams, Field Agent and
Trustee of the Slater Fund, Hampton
Institute, delivered an address to the
students of the West Virginia Colored
Institute Sunday morning. His ad-
dress was based principally upon pre-.
'paration and piinetuality and during
his discourse many telling points were
scored which caused students and
teachers to Sit. up and take notice -
Fourteen teachers Of the West Vir-
ginia colored Institute attended the
West Virginia Teachers Association at
Montgomery. >@.''~.. ., y.
Mrs. Roscoe Howard spent a. few
days in her new home, last week.
. W. j. Trent, secretary Of the Louis
VILE, Ky.,\Y. M. C. A., addressed the
students at the West Virginia Colored
Institute, Wednesday evening.
= Joseph Poindexter received a very
severe sprained ankle in football
game Saturday
= Mr.. and Mrs. r.. L. Brown and Mrs.
A.. W. Curtis attended the West .Vir-:
,ginia Teachers Association at Mont
gomery
Misses Virginia Cleveland and Lie
Wellyn .Spriggs were Charleston visi-
tors Thursday and Saturday evenings
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pack were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs q. Taylor
Brown, Thanksgiving day. -
Rev l.. G. Jordan, corresponding Sec
Rotary of the Foreign Mission (Nation->
al Baptist Convention,) accompanied
by H. B. Britt, gospel singer, Louis
vile, Ky, visited the West Virginia
Colored Institute Monday. Rev. Jor-
dan addressed the school at morning
chapel exercises and so pleased avere
the students with his remarks that
they petitioned him to deliver another
address before leaving, which he did
to a large audience Of students and
citizens from the village. at 400 p. m.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
NOTHING no IN.

"A. H. Miller. Of Denver. is In the
city looking for business location,
He 10 butcher by trade and il CON
templating opening an Independent
meat market in this city"
The local butchers need lose no
sleep over the above item. as there
10 nothing to it. The devil in the
Press Office said he would prove that
the Journal stole Its locals from
these columns. He manufactured the
above item and It appeared in the
Press last evening. 1t was copied IN
tho Journal. the paper that prints
the local news.p It was a trap, pure
and simple. laid for the greedy Jour
nal which took the bait and proved
that our devil knew what he was
talking about.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
HEYRURN ANp THE TARIFE.

The Press ID in receipt OF a copy OF
the American Lumberman, a weekly
publication printed In Chicago and
devoted to the interests OF the lum-
bering industry. The cover page
contains a large portrait of Idaho's
senior senator. Hon. Weldon b. Hey
burn, who Is designated by the pub
llcation as the "Stalwart champion
OF the lumber industry, who believes
the present lumber tarif should not
be lowered" In connection with
this portrait the Lumberman pub
lishes a lengthy article commencing
Senator HeybuPn's attitude on the
tarifg, quoting freely from the able
speech he delivered In the senate in
defense Of the present lumber tariff
against strong sentiment In favor
Of free lumber. The senator's efforts
Tor protection to this and the lead
industry have been invaluable to the
state, and the retention Of duty on
these products Is largely due to his
influence. Senator Hepburn has al
ways been q consistent protectionist.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
FIGHTING MONKEY
TERRORIzEs TOWN.
People Of Greenwich, Conn.,, Fearing
for Children.

People Of Greenwich, Conn.,, Fearing
for Children.
With face Of q pronounced GRIM
inal type and a body OF unusual size.
a vagrant monkey made a raid on
the residential section Of Greenwich.
Conn, and threw It into such q state
OF fright that every one Is sleeping
with closed windows and doors. de-
spite the heat.
II was a monkey Of varing charac-
teristics, for while he was game
enough to defy husky bulldog and
try to reach, him through screen
door, he was mean enough to steal
a stick OF candy from child.
While the excitement was at high
tide rumor started that the animal
was mad, having been bitten by d
rabld dog, and while the police say
there is no foundation for the story,
anxious mothers are willing to risk
heat prostration rather than offer
their dear ones as a sacrifice to an
insane beast with such a mean dlspo-
sition.
The monkey frst appeared In the
living room of Mrs. w. T. Bouchelle,
widow OF one of the former heads Of
the New York State Telephone COM
pany. She was entertaining wo-
man caller when the beast, after the
fashion of his kind since the days OF
Poe, hoped nimbly over the window
sill and, with show Of feroclty,
ehattering aud displaying his teeth.
boldly approached the women. They
tled shrieking into an adjoining
room. but had presence OF mind to
close and lock the door behind them.
This happened to be a screen door.
and bulldog In the adjoining room.
hearing the clamor, rushed run tut
toward the Intruder. Then. with
only the thin but strong wire be-
tween them. they exchanged chal-
lenges, the monkey being a. bolster
Gus as the dog. Finally. with a
snarl, he struck the door with his
paw, ran across the room. leAped
from the window and disappeared.
A few minutes later the beast
sauntered into the Kitchen OF Nathan
lei Webb's home. A servant had Just
finished making a pan OF fudge. The
monkey screeehed at the girl,
grabbed the pan, ran outside and ned
with It up tree, while the fright
ened young woman screamed for
help.
The next exploit was to climb into
the window OF a young woman who
was reading a novel. she promptly
went into Mysteries, but the brute
ran away without injurlng her.
After this he encountered q tiny
little girl In the street. she was eat
ing a stick OF candy when the mon
key approached. CuFlOusly enough.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
FOREST SERVICE
MAKES APPOINTMENTS
Additional Guards for Idaho, WASH
inRtOn and Montana.

Additional Guards for Idaho, WASH
lngton and Montana.
MIsSoULA, Mont, July 1.-THE
forest service has just announced the
following appointments on national
forests in Montana, Idaho and Wash
ington:
Robert Simmons, forest assistant,
and George e. Chinn and John A..
Phillips, forest guards, on the Bea-
verhead national forest; Harry w.
Shelley and Ray e. Ward, forest
guards on the Blackfeet; Frank
Hartman, assistant forest ranger,
and Harvey H. Renshaw, Bert Went
worth and Arnold Pesh, forest
guards on the Clearwater; Richard
F. Shields. Roy Sutton, Ray l. True
man and Edward Trueman, forest
guards on the Flathead; Harry Far
Quahr, forest assistant on the JEFF
ferson; b. Frank Heinzleman and
Edgar F. White, forest guards on the
Kaniksu; William w. Morris. forest
assistant, and Harold Holt, r. s.
Wheeler and William Chritle. forest
guards on the Kootenai; Peter A.
Cummlns. forest guard on the Lolo;
Chaplin Jones, forest assistant on the
Madison; Chester H. Wilcox. forest
assistant, and Harry NJ. Merrifeld,
assistant forest ranger on the Pend
Oreille; Lawrence ]. Howard. assist
ant forest ranger on the Helena.