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Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06
COUNT ToLsroy VERY WEAK.
tainted Twice After Return from
Journey to Moscow. Z

st. petersburg. Oct 5-The health of
Count Leo Tolstoy is again exciting
apprehension He tainted twice after
his return to Yssnaya -Polyana from
his trip TO MOSCOW. It was The first
time he had been there in several
years. One fainting fit lasted ten min
utes before the physician. who is the
coupt's constant com npanion, succeeded
IN restoring him to consciousness The
aged author. after several hours rest
was able to take . short walk.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06
sMueeLERs BEAT OFF RURALEs.
Wound Several and Escape with Con-
traband Into the Mountains.

Ella Paso| Oct 5.-Using a train of
pack burros loaded with contraband
goods as breastworks, a gang of snug
giers fought. with squad of rurales
near Sabina in the state of Coahuila.
Mexico. and came out victorious. fore.
ing the rurales to withdraw. and es-
Gaping wiEh the goods into the
mountains. One smnggler was killed
and several rurales were wounded.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06
Nothing DutisbIs Found in Psary,s
Goods.

Portland, Me- Oct s.-An examina :
tlpi OF goods landed at Eagle Isls nd
by Commander Robert F. Peary from
his Arctic steamer Roosevelt was made
To-Day by Boarding Offcer Skilings Of
the United States customs house. who
visited the explorers house for the
purpose. Nothing dutiable Was found.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06
RABBI FALK vIpAvER
DIES IN NEW YORK
Prominent Hebrew Scholar a Victim
of 6right's Disease.

New York. Oct. 5.-Rabbi Falk VI
d9ver, one OF the worlds foremost He
brew scholars, known for his com
nientaries on the Bible. and his no.
ems. died at his home here today OF
Brights disease. Rabbi Vidaver was
65 years old. For many years in San
Francisco he led the largest Jewish
congregation west OF the Rocky
mountains. Up to three years ago
when he retired, he was for twelve
years rabbi Of a large temple here.
He leaves a widow, two sons and
fve daughters.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

London, Oct. premier .Asquith left
London unexpectedly this evening for
Balmoral whittier he was summoned
by telegraph by the king. The nre-
mier left the house of commons in the
middle of the debate on the most i'm
portant clauses of the budget. The
summons followed an interview be-
tween his majesty and Earl Cawder.
one of the most influential of the
opposition lords, and It is generally
believed that the royal influence is
being exercised to avert a grave con-
stitutional struggle
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06
Sale OF smussIsd Goods by Pert Cob
1eetor Loeb.

New York. Oct. 5.-Twenty elnts Of
mineral water sent to John % Rocke-
France, were sold to an ITALIAN foJ.
s1.40 today at sale of sinusRied goods
and unclaimed packages conducted by
Collector of the Port Loeb in the an.
praiser's warehouse. The receipts To-
tailed s3.I6375 Several hundred We.
men attended the sale and we're en-
thusiastic bargain hunters The min
eral water sent to Mr.. Rockefeller was
aooressed to John Rockefeller" and
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06
MYSTERIOUS AERoPLANE
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK.
Came on French Line Steamer in Care
Of Customs House Brokers.

New York. Oct. 5.-A mysterious
aeroplane arrived from Europe TO-DAY
on board the French line steamer La
Touraine. Ii WAS packed IN n II a
dozen large boxes addressed to "R. v.
sauinier.' and consigned in care OF
customs house brokers. 1t Is believed
to be q Bieriot monoplane. but II was
impossible TO learn what is TO be done
with II here.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06
stsamshiu ArrluaI.

AT Liverpool; Oct, 8, Lusitanfs. from
New York.
New York. ~ :"
At Naples: Oct 5. San Giovanni.
from New York.
ri. from Nsw York.
A Venice. Oct = Laura, frcm Nsw
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06
MARRIED SIX TIMES,
NEVER OBTAINED DIVORCE.
Grace Chapman of Kansas City Pleads
Guilty to~5igamy Charge.

Kansas City. Mo-, Oct 5.=Grace r.
Chapman pleaded guilty to a charge OF
higany at a preliminary hearing In
Justice Miller's court TODAY admitting
she bad married six men and had new
er obtained divorce from any OF
them.
Yes am guilty" she said "Tve
had six Husbands and I'm sick of mat
rimont. Most of the men ! married
were farmers I would live with them
until got tired OF them and then I'd
leave. They were so tiresome'
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

Berlin, Oct. 5.-George IIeim. the
chemist who was accused by the gov
ernment authorities Of mining dia-
monds in southwest Africa and smug-
Cling them into Germany. in contra
vention, of the government diamond
monopoly in that colony, hanged him
self in prison today, The case has
aroused much attention, owing to the
large operations affected The precious
stones were brought to Germany con-
cealed in blocks of cement
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06
shsrmsn- MilIar Marriaae

Utica. N. Y, Oct. b.-Roeer u. sher-
man, second son of Vice President
James 5. Sherman and former secre-
tary TO the collector of the port of New
York. was married tonight to Miss
Eleanor Millar of Utica The cere
mcnr took placA at Calvary Episcopal
church
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06
Killed Through pisobedienc. Of Orders

Lapeer, Mich, Oct. 5.-Two Michi-
gan Central freight trains collided
head on. between, here and Columbia
vile today The engineer of the
southbound train was killed and the
engineer of the nofthbound train was
seriously injured. The wreck is at
uibated to disobedienee of orders
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06
Daughter Of Mark Twain to Be Mar.
ried Today

Redding. Conn, Oct 5.-AIiss Clara
Clemens. daughter of Mark Twain. and
Ossip Gabrilowitsch will be married
tomorrow at the Clemens home here
by the Rev. Joseph Twitchell of Hart
ford. After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs.
Gabrilowitsch will sail for Germany.
where they will make their home.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

Ratification of the Arbitration treaty
between the United States and Para :
quay were exchanged at Asuncion,
Paraguay. last Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06
OBITUARY.
Marquise Marie Des Monitors. Merin.
ville

Washington. Oct 5.-The announce.
NEXT of the death OF Marquise Marie
Des Montiers- Merinville. who before
her marriage was Miss Caldwell OF
Louisville, occasioned genuine regret
aiming the authorities OF the Catholic
university OF America, although Il is
sal that the relations between thar
Institution and the marquise hava
been somewhat strained since her
withdrawal from the Catholic church
iT 1900. prior to which time the uni
versity profited by her munifcence.
The university was the recipient Of
q. from the marquise OF more than
$svV;vOV caldwell hall one of It's main
buildings was named In her honor.
Severing all connection with the church
IA lsO5. the marquise insisted that her
! ertrait be removed from Caldwell hall
t"o thtt her name b. erased from he
hh b0th requests were granted.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06
American Balloon Pilot the Winner

Zurich, Oct 5.-Of the seventeen
starters in the international balloon
race which began from here on SUNDAY
Edgar w. Mix, the American pilot. is
the only one who has not yet reported
landing. 1t is considered, therefore
tEat Mix has an excellent chance of
being declared the winner of the race.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

The German American Alliances in
convention in Cincinnati adopted a res
olution strongly condemning the pro-
posed Maryland suffrage amendment.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06
win Go First
To Copenhagen
cARLEGRAM TO RECTOR or DAN.
IsH UNIVERSITY.
DR.. COCKS POLAR RECORDS
Explorer Renews His ProuA.e-New
York City Making Arrangements for
Public Reception to the Doctor.

Copenhagen, Oct. professor Torn,
the rector of the university here. has
received the following cable despatch
from DIR. Cook:
The press reports are incorrect.
My records will go to you first
FREDERICK A. COOK"
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

Boston. Oct. 5.-The armored cruis-
er New York arrived. at the Charles
town navy ward from New York to-
day. The hattleshipe Missouri and
New Jersey are expected to arrive. to-
mcrrnw morning
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

The Postoffiee Department has made
a request upon the secretary OF the
treasury to authorize the issue of 90
100000 more Hudson-Fulton stamps.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06
Cabled Paragraphs

Antwerp, Oct. 5.-The famous pic
lure, Van Orley's THE Last JUDI
ment which was painted on wood
IN 1885, has been sold to New York
parties. Neither the name of the buys
s er nor the price has been made pub
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

Moving Picture Films OF domestic
manufacture. which are exposed in
this country" and sent into Canada,
may be admitted free Of duty on their
return.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

Secretary of the Navy Meyer resum-
ed his official duties at the navy de-
partment after long vacation in New
En- gland
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

Colonel Henry o. S. Heisland Of the
adtutant generals department OF the
army. w'as relieved from duty at head
quarters OF the department Of the
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

Mrs. Ella Jarvis Shepard, wife OF
Setn shepard, chief justice of the Dis
trict of Columbia, is dead
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

Albert Pulitzer, a brother of Joseph
Pulitzer, publisher of the New York
World. committer suicide In Vienna.
Austria
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

Major General J. Franklin Bell, chief
OF STAFF of the army, returned from a
long tour of inspection of the military
posts in the northwest
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06
Condensed Telegrams
Ine Stock Brokerage Firm of Wyatt
* GO, OF Toronto. suspended.


The Stock Brokerage Firm of Wyat
q Co, Of Toronto. suspended.
The Sultan Of Turkey officially re-
ceived Anlba ssador Oscar s. Straus.
William. Watson, chairman Of tn,
Tunard Steamship company, died II
The University of Manchester be.
slowed the degree of LID. upon Am.
bassador Whitelaw Reid.
Mrs. Ella Jarvis Shepard, wife o.
Setn shepard, chief justice of the Dis.
trict OF Columbia, is dead
Il is Now Regarded al ProbabI.
that war will be formally declared be-
tween Spain and Morocco
Major James Case, who has made
extensive sanitary improvements in
Manila has returned home.
The Schroeder Aerial Navio.tior
company of New York has been organ
ized to manufacture tirships.
A Motion Of the American Ice COM
pany to have the attorney general of
New York removed from the case has
failed.
Secretary of the Navy Never resum-
ed his official duties at the navy de-
2artment after a long vacation in New
En- gland
Albert Pulitzer, brother of Joseph
Pulitzer, publisher of the New York
World. committer srsciie In Vienna,
Austria
There Were n Deaths from bubonic
plague and 81 deaths from cholera in
Annoy. China, for the fortnight ended
Saturday last.
Major General J. Franklin Bell, chief
OF staff of the army, returned from a
long tour of inspection of the military
posts in the northwest.
Ratification of the Arbitration treaty
between the United States and Para
quay were exchanged at Asuncion.
Paraguay, last Saturday.
Delirious from Fever. w. p. Irwin
threw himself from the third story
window Of the Harper hospital in De-
troit, Mich, and ended his life.
Indian Bureau Officials declined to
treat seriously reports OF an uprising
among the Indians on the Chevenne
river reservation, South Dakota.
The Postoffiee Department has made
a request upon the secretary OF the
treasury to authorize the issue of 90
100000 more Hudson-Fulton stamps.
The German American AIIianes in
convention in Cincinnati adopted res
olution strongly condemning the pro-
posed Maryland suffrage amendment.
The Cruiser Des Nh mes, ao7. in Gu
aatanamo Bay. has been ordered to re-
lleve the Tacoma, which Is cruising on
the Atlantic coast of Central Amer
lea.
Colonel Henry o. S. Heisiand Of the
adJutant generals department OF the
army. wes relieved from duty at head
quarters OF the department Of the
east.
Movl,s Picture Films OF domestic
which are exposed in
this country" and sent into Canada.
may be admitted free Of duty on their
return.
Motorcycle. in Which Imported mag
nets are used, will be given a drawback |
On exploration equal to the dutv paid |
0n the importd magnetas, less one |
per cent
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

A Motion Of the American Ice COM
pany to have the attorney general OF
New York removed from the case has
failed.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

The University of Manchester be-
slowed the degree of LID. upon AM
bassador Whitelaw Reid.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

salt Lake City, Oct b.-Thrcs shsrp
and distinct earth shocks were felt
here tonight The first occurred AZ
~ ard the last AZ rs. All three were
felt az several points In fdsha
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

The Schroeder Aerial Naviaation
company OF New York has been organ
lied to manufacture .tirships.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

II IS Now Regarded al Probable
tnat war viii be formally declared be-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

There Were n Deaths from bubonic
plague and 81 deaths from cholera in
Annoy. China, for the fortnight ended
Saturday last.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

The Sultan of Turkey officially re-
ceived Amba ssador Oscar s. Straus.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

maJor James Case, who has made
extensive sanitary improvements in
Manila, has returned home.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

William, Watson, chairman Of til
Gunard Steamship company, died /
london. \
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-06

The Cruiser Des Nh nes, nor, in Gu
aatanamo Bay has been ordered to re-
lieve the Tacoma, which Is cruising on
the Atlantic coast of Central Amer
lea.
Evening journal., 1909-09-04
UHLAN WINS IN
STRAIGHT HEATS
He Beats Hamburg Belle, His
CORquerOT, at Cleveland in
Two Straight Heats

READvILLE Mass. Sept. 4-over a
track fully two seconds slower than
when the great Lou Dillon startled the
world with a mile in two minutes there
on, the trotting gelding Uhlan defeated
Hamburg Belle in straight heats at the
Readville track yesterday in the second
meeting of the pair to decide the trot-
ting championship of the world The
time was 2O4 3-4 and 2.03 1-2.
Hamburg Belle was favorite before the
start at odds of to because Of her
success last week in the initial meeting
of the cracks at Cleveland when she
earned the worlds record Of POI Ia for
trotters in a race, two seconds better
than the previous mark. which had stood
since the Cresceus-The Abbot race AZ
Brighton Beach in 1903
In deciding the relative merits OF the
two fastest racing trotters the world
has ever seen. the score stands one each.
with a third meeting necessary to estab-
lish the championship. II has been sus-
gested that the race take place at Lex
ington, Ky, at the fall meeting in Oc-
tober, but there is nothing in the arti-
cles Of agreement to that effect. IT Is
known that Columbus wants the race
badly at it's grand circuit meeting ana Il
may be decided TO break the tic at that
place.
Evening journal., 1909-09-04
WOMEN TO SWIM FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP HONORS

Arrangements have been completed to
hold the woman's swimming championship
of the world at steeplechase Park. Coney
Island. \. Y. IN the new swimming pool.
which IS 2io feet long and 60 feet wide
and runs from 4 TO feet In depth. Eager
TO capture the title and the handsome
gold diamond studded medal which will
be awarded to the winner. the fastest ner-
maids IN this country viii oppose those
from many other nations
Among those who viii compete arc Ell
laine Golding, the American champion,
Ethel Due, Beatrice Due. Vera Due. Isthe
byington, Dora Hyatt. Adelaide Trapp
Essio Dehr. of Brooklyn. n. y. Amonr
others that win be asked 10 enter ar,
Miss Anette Kellorman, who is the cham
pion OF Europe Miss Mary McDonough
champion OF New England. Miss Clar,
Hurst, OF Staten Island and Mrs Harding
Of Brighton Beach. This contest Is opci
70 all. Entries close FRIDAY, September IL
with Charles T. Earl. 1885 Ditmas Ave.
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1909-09-04
BASE BALL AS
LABOR DAY SPORT
County Leaeuers Will Play
Here And at New Castle
Morning and Afternoon

-Four County League baseball games
are on the card for Monday, Labor
Day.
They are:
Morning-duPont VS.. Riverview at
Riverview.
South Side VS.. New Castle at New
Castle.
Afternoon-south side VS.. Riveryiew
at Hiverview.
dupont VS.. New Castle at New Cas-
tie.
The games will mark the beginning
OF tho last week of the present Coun-
ty League schedule. the season coming
70 u close on Saturday, September H.,
with games between South Side and
dupont here and one between Parkside
and New Castle at New Castle. AS
Mondays results will decide the final
standing of the teams good games will
be the rule Big crowds are expected
at both parks morning and afternoon.
The morning games will be called at
1880 o'clock and the afternoon games
at $50 o'clock.
II is announced that BILLY" Beck
viii pitch for South Side against Now
Castle Monday morning.
Evening journal., 1909-09-04
CRACK AMATEURS
IN LOCAL MEET
St. Patrick'sH. N. A. A. Meet
Here Today Biggest Sport
ing Event of Local Season

What promises TO be the biggest track
and field meet OF the local season will
be the annual sporting carnival Of the
st. Patrick's Holy Name Athletic Asso-
citation at Delaware Horse Show Park
this afternoon. Although weather condi-
tions of the morning threatened to cause
a postponement OF the sports rain had
not fallen at noon, and the promoters or
the sports were hoping that the rain
would hold off for a while longer.
Crack amateur athletes from all over
the East, including Kiviat Hillman,
Sherman, Flanagan, Hines Nash, Rob-
bins and Crowley, members OF the Irish
American Association. are entered in the
events. It will be the first opportunity
Wilmingtonians will have Of seeing such
noted athletes on local fed, and it is
expected that a big crowd will be out
to see. The best OF the local athletes are
also entered in the events In all there
will be twelve events, the final one to
be an exhibition in discus throwing by
Flanagan in competition with Hines ana
Sherman.
The events follow 100 yards dash,
handicap; $50 yards run. handicap; 2lO
yards dash, handicap; hammer throw;
running high jump, handicap; running
broad jump, handicap; mile run. handi-
cap; 22O yards low hurdle. handicap; five
mile run. handicap; 4iO yard run, han
dicap; discus throw.
Evening journal., 1909-09-04
SPRINGS TEAM THE
BOX BALL CHAMPIONS

The Springs team won the city box
ball championship at the Springs last
night with is games won and 12 lost
The knights of the Golden Eagle
team was second with II victories and
l3 defeats. The Y. NJ. c. a. team
finished third with an even break of 10
games, while the Packers finished last
with 10 victories and 20 defeats.
In the deciding games last night.
Day, of the v NJ. c. A.. was the winner
of the highest season average, and won
the most valuable prize. Doss was the
winner of the prize for the high three
games. and Hedstrom won the prize
for the highest singles. Last night the
Y. NJ. c. A. team defeated the Springs
three straight games and in the finish
Hedstrom and Williamson rolled hard
for tho high single score, the former
winning with las points.
Evening journal., 1909-09-04
WILLING TO PAY.
The H'idesroom Thought the Bishop
Too Impatient.


The Bridegroom Thought the Bishop
Too Impatient.
The right reverend bishop OF Della
ware tells the following story:
"A young man came to me one day
and said. Bishop. l want you to mar
ry me on next Wednesday,
"'All right young man. I'll marry
you / assured him.
"'Well. want the bell to ring he
continued.
Every well. you can have the bell
rung.'
"'welI. want the organ to play
"'All right. You can have the organ
played
"'And I want everything else that
anybody ever had at church we'd
ding
Certainly. You shall have it.
''wen, the night came, the bell rang.
the organ played. the church was
crowded. and everything went Off as
the young man wanted 1t. When the
ceremony was over the young couple
waited. instead Of leaving the chancel.
So held out my hand. shook hands
with the bride and then held out my
hand to congratulate the bridegroom.
He had his hand deep in his trouscre
pocket. and as stood with my hand
out he said, somewhat impatiently and
in a tone that could be heard alfover
the church:
"'Now, don't be in such an all fred
hurry, bishop; I'm getting the money
out Just as fast as / can
"And everybody in the church gig
gled."-Iippincott's.
Evening journal., 1909-09-04
SOUTH SIDE
CLUB ELECTS

'rne South Side Athletic Club last
nicht elected the following officers
Robert P jolly. president Wauer
Davis. vicc-presidcnt; George Guild
financial secretary; Alphonsus Dugan'
recording secretary; John Jones, cores
ponding secretary. Victor Gael, reasnr
er: board Of directors. William Warren
John Guyer Henry Dugan and oscar
Wclch.
After the meeting the officers mao'
short address regarding arrangements
for the coming year. and announced ina
tho club win again have team for th'
county League and that team Tor lh'
strengthened IN many respects.
Evening journal., 1909-09-04
SHOPS CAN'T MAKE
THEM FAST ENOUGH

At the chalmers-Detroit and Hudson
AecncV. conducted by Colonel Grantley
r. Posues IN this city. there are scores oi
INQUIRIES about the two popular cars 30
br,sl, IS the demand for both cars that the
factories can't turn them out fast enough.
The Hudson is the company whose SsV0
cars have caused sensation along auto
mobile rows all over the country, the
agency FOR this territory having recently
been secured by Colonel Postcs.
Al least 5000 cars will he manufactured
and delivered before March J, but this
number viii IAN far short Of meeting the
great demand which exists. The Hud-
son seems to he popular everywhere. Re-
ports come from both the Eastern anC
Western coasts OF sreat enthusiasm ovel
the Hudson Twenty"
Evening journal., 1909-09-04
FolloA.ea ln.......-a II.

Care and system are tue ha!iwi
houses to happiness. and If Mrs. N
Quillum was anything she swas car
full and systematic. Aslttleswhile a,
she had occasion to so outFapd lea,
the house ITO take care sitself. Bu
the grocer wasl expected: !, and unlcs
be was waFnedk be- w0tild leave hi
commodities ong tne deos ssfsp1ahd thu
advertises the 4 q sthkts theshouse wa
unprotected f39s6f 6fe 1Aafs. McQuh
ium wi1dte ~ a9ts :sAlls OUT. dom
leave azsst tlfssi and pinned; it, on th'
frontlieafs q
WheDgshes retupnaak ber4note. was u,
longer On he of door. and ther'
was 4asF5 sen1s Y 55'rs or ssnsa tior
abouta the gfS stf D3sts or the house
ytbiBg Of 7saAIt hads disappeared
she round her ON t6es dining
table But.asllne Had sbssnss dded to It
Many thinks" it ran. I'VE haven'I
left much"
Evening journal., 1909-09-04
Discouraged at Lss..

Bill Barlow Of Wyoming told Of one
Of the frst humorous paragraphs os
his former editorial associate. Bill
Nye. There had been a railroad acci-
dent. The locomotive was lost. two
passenger cars were destroyed. the ex-
press car was smashed. but no one
had been fatally burt This is the
way Bill Nye described It: For up
ward OF twenty years repairs have
been repeatedly promised the old South
bridge. Hoping against hope and
waiting until distracted the old bridge
became discouraged at last aud yea
terday Just laid down in the gorge
With a passenger train"
Evening journal., 1909-09-04
CAPTAIN GEORGE
IS DISTANCED

James p. winchester's Captain George
was distanced in the FIRST heat Of the
American Horse Breeders Fumrity race
for three-year-old trotters which was run
on the Readvile, Massachusetts. track
yesterday for $1,000 purse. Soprano, by
Belllni. won the race in straight heats, the
best time being eos s-4. The race was the
first for a purse in which Captain George
has been entered.
Evening journal., 1909-09-04
DR.. CHASE MAY
MATINEE" HERE

Local horsemen are interested in the
report that Joseph Woisenheld, OF Bal
tlmore, viii trot DR.. Chase in next
years matinees here before entering tho
horse in the big races Of the year. DR..
Chase yesterday reduced the local track
RECORD 10 2l9
Evening journal., 1909-09-04
NorIcEI

on Labor Day. If the weather is fair,
ears win run on Sunday schedule.
every forty minutes TO Delaware city.
Wilmington, New Castle 6 Southern
Railway Coz
Evening journal., 1909-09-04
Three New Quito Owners.

The J. r. Richardson Auto Co. reports
sales of three Maxwell cars this week. The
machines are of the Model a style. The
purchasers we're: Mrs. Bertha Clark. John
Quincy Adams and Mrs W. r. Garrett.