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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-20
Nisr EIirnbeth Do 30.

The funeral OF Miss Elizabeth Du Fief.
who died Tuesday night, was held yester-
day morning from her residence, 1890
Twelfth street northwest, Rev. Father
Michigan. Of St. Patrick's Church, Of
floating. Interment was In Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-20
ENTERTAINMENT is HELD.

successful SOciHI Ia Given In Pyth-
inn Temple.
one Of the most successful entertain
ments attempted by the wives and
daughters Of the members OF the Ma
tlonal Union Club OF washington was
held last night in Pythian Temple.
The programme was made up Of solOE,
duets. Rotations, and SONGS. Those TAX
ing part were Esther Kann. Edith Swart-
won't. Joseph Merrick. Marie and Helen
Belt Eugen. Bell, Miss Spencer. S. Laut.
Abram Fry. Selma Selinger, Mrs. Morris
Tanner Mrs. Devoe. and William Cla-
baugh. The Capitol Hnl Quartet sang
several selections.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-20
William s. Marks.

Escorted by members OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic. the funeral OF
William Seward Marks was held yester-
day from his residence, Is Grant place
northwest. Interment was IN Arlington
Cemetery. with full military honors. Rev.
DR.. Donald G Mcleod Officiated-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-20
WIIIinm Henry Rns.eII.

Funeral services for William Henry
Russell. president Of the Peoples Mutual
Insurance Company. OF this city. who
died yesterday morning at his home, Il
r street northwest viii be held Monday
afternoon in Bethany Baptist Church.
Rev. Hugh T Stevenson. pastor Of the
church, viii oficiate.
Mr.. Russell had been I'll for fifteen
months. A complication Of diseases was
the cause Of death He was fOrty-seven
years old.
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Funeral services for Sellman s Gather.
who died Monday. were held Thursday
at the home of his mother. Mrs Samuel
Gather, at Frederick. Nd
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Toney Rspssorda. 2. and Phoebe England. IS
Rev. z. L. Wright.
James F. Davis. q. and Gertrude F. Butler. p.
Rev Z. L. Shipley.
Marshall Montgomery. g. Giessen. Germany. and
Gertrude Colwell. q Rev. r. s. ColweIl
George r. DruTy. 10, and Ehe Ireland. "a Rev.
". L. Lynn
COLOREn
Oscar Walker. IS. and Maggie Yates. So Rev.
Aquila Sayles.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-20
EXHIBIT or ART
DELIGHTS SOCIETY
COnnOiSseurs Pay Tribute to
Local Artists.
CORCORAN GALLERY IS FILLED

Eighteenth Annual Exhibit in the
HemiCycIe Pronounced a Credit
able shOwing-POrtrait of AmBas-
sadOr Bryce, by Ernest Moore, In
Given Place OF Honor.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-20

There IS ORIy One ~BROMO QUININE..
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUINTNE. Look for
The Signature o. Z. ". GROVE. Used the world
over TO cure Cold in One Day Sc
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-20

LET IS ESTIMATE on YOUR CEMETERY
"orH Tor DecuratioD Day: finest display Of s.ock
70 se-ecl ironn- Place order n0w and avoid lissr-
Io-ll.nent JOIN T. TRAP L1ncoln ave & s..
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MONUMENTS.

GEO. L. COOPER.
MAkBLE AND GRANITE MOVEMENTS
EIRsf-CLAsS WORK AT MODERATE pPIC,rS
- IN 81 Nv PHONE n sa
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Mr. MOser Versatile.

There is none more versatile than Mr.
Moser and few with a keener pictorial
sense. The composition in this instance is
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
JAIL
BIRDS ESCAPE
Burned Hole Through Cell
ing and Roof With Red
Hot Poker and Reach the
Ground BY Means of Rope

Walter Young, held for a felony:
Sherman and Vida Bertram, on mis-
demeanor charges; two colored men.
held for minor offenses. escaped from
the county jail at Princeton last
night by burning a hole through the
roof
On account Of the crowded condi-
tion Of the jail the prisoners who
made their escape we're confined I'm
the corridor The escape was made
shortly after nightfall the hole
through the ceiling and in the roof
evidently having been burned through
during the afternoon. From the roof
they descended to the ground by
means Of a rope made from bedding
which was torn into strips.
Tho sheriff ard jaiIor with a pos
Sc OF mon have gone in chase Of
the escaped prisoners. leaving Prin-
ceton early this morning but none
Of them have so far been captured.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
Salesman For Pressed Steel
Car Company Talks of
Improving Business Con-
ditions.
STRIKE AT McKEES
ROCKS SETTLED
Figured in Government In
vestigation of Peonage
Charges.

NJ. s. Simpson, general sales agent
for the Pressed Steel Car Company,
of Pittsburgh, is in this city today
and talks entertainingly OF the re-
cent strike at the McKecs Rocks
plant OF his company.
IN speaking of the situation fol-
lowing the strike, he sa d "thirty-six
hundred men have returned to work
and we have orders booked twelve
and eighteen months ahead. S nee the
adjustment Of the last difficulty
which we had with the men on ac-
count OF the imported foremen to
whom the men made some objection.
perfect harmony reigns in all our
plants. No further trouble is ant G.
ipated
at was l." said Mr.. Simpson, "who
escorted United States Commiss 'oner
Neal through the McKees Rocks
plant after charges of peonage had
been made by the strikers. so that n
thorough investigation OF existing
conditions might be made. That
nothing was found which would JUS
tify a further investigation is evi-
donced by the fact that the charges
against President Hofstatl have bee,
quashed."
Mr.. simpson was returning from
a trip through southwest Virginia.
where he closed a contract with the
Clinchfeld Coal Corporation. al
Dante Va. for nine hundred and
fifty latest type mining cars to be
used At their new operat on at Dumps
Creek. near Dante on the Clinch-
field. Carolina e. Ohio Railways ex-
tension. Tho cars are TO be delivered
by January 1910.
The Dumps Creek operation of the
Clinchfcld Company Will be one of
the most important on tho line of the
oew ra'lroad, and IS now giving en-
ployment to several hundred mon.
This company iE building houses
enough to accommodate ten taou-
sand people. one hundred OF which
have been completed a large hotel is
also .n course Of construction
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
Tells Truth About Staying
of Wronged Husband by
Her Clandestine Lover.
COULD NOT DIE
WITH LIE ON LIPS
Gordon Threatened Woman
With Death if She Told
On Him.

Hincsvllle, Ca. Sept 9O.--INIrs.
Helen FaulIng, widow of the slain
William n. Faulllng. Jr, for whose
murder Charles A. Gordon IL on trial
here on the witness stand made
sensational confession OF intimacy
with Gordon and ended her story by
declaring he told her he killed her
husband and threatened TO XIII her
If she should tell on him.
The confession was unexpected to
tho big crowd I'm the court room.
though many believed TO be true Just
what Mrs. Faulling declares is true
81 am oonfessing because don't
want 10 go TO heaven or hell with
lie on my lips" said the unhappy
woman through her tears at the con-
clusion of the sordld narrative.
In part her confession follows,
and since It has been made II Is be-
lieved Gordon's trial will end today.
''rhe last time ! saw my husband
alive" said Mrs. Faulling, was on
March 90. 1909, when he left our
home about sundown TO mail n let
ter to his father al Monck's Corner,
S. G.
~ met Mr.. Gordon in Florida and
have known him three years. MY
husband and moved to several pla-
ces In Florida and each time Mr..
Gordon moved also. We first be-
came intimate at Loftman. Fla. Our
meetings continued up 10 the time
OF his arrest. The night before the
officers came for Mr.. Gordon he
spent with me.
MY husband left ut sundown and
az supper time he had not returned
and so several friends had supper
with me and we didn't wait for him.
Just before we finished supper Mr..
Gordon cam In. and calling me as
ide said: i have done It. I have
killed the --- --'
- was very mucn frightened and
nearly tainted. but Mr.. Gordon
caught me and told mo to be calm,
as he was not afraid. He then tr.ed
to get me to go and help him bury
The body, but I refused So he left
the house and returned I'm about an
hour and told me he had buried the
body. He said he had great deal
OF trouble taking the body TO the
place as II was so stln.
Mr.. Gordon told me that last
night that II told he would Kill me
within the next twenty-four hours.
That was the reason for my silence.
Snce he has been in jail he has
written me letter trying TO concoct
a scheme TO prove an alibi for him
self"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
BLUEFIELD
SHOULD BE
REPRESENTED

Some the the leading and progress
sive citizens OF Bluefeld have been
ag tating and proposing a Civic Lea
que for Blueiield
That such a league would be OF
untold benefit to the city no one de-
nies and the question Of getting
the movement launched so as it will
be fully organ zed by next spring
should be pushed.
The American Civic Association
holds its fifth annual meeting in
Cincinnati Nov. -. Bluefield should
be represented there if the move
ment should cry1talize and an or
ganization be perfected in the next
two or three weeks this city could
have delegates there who would learn
much that would be of benefit to the
city.
The Richmond Journal yesterday
said editorally OF the coming meet
ing:
A GREAT CIVIC CONVENTION.
The fifth annual convention Of
the American Civ Association will
be held at Cincinnati, November Is
to 18th. II will be a notable meet ug,
distinguished by the presence Of men
and women who have been leaders
I'm the great nation-w dc movement
for the making of a beautiful Ameri-
ca. with reports of achievements
Of vast Importance TO hundreds Of
communities, there Will be discus
s. ons relative to future activities led
by experts in city planning. forestry.
school gardens. tree culture. play
ground- the abatement of the bill
board and smoke nuisances and the
preservation Of such great scenic
beauty as Niagara Falls and the
Yosemite. Conservation OF natural
resources will be a theme for impor-
tant papers and plans Will be draft
cd for the systematic extension OF
that vital subject. Presidenf 7.
Horace Mcfarland. OF HARRISBURG.
Pa. will preside at the sessions OF
tho ASSOCIATION
In conjunction with the conven-
tion Of the American Civic Assoc a.
ton. will be- held the fifteenth an
nual meeting OF the Nat onal Muni-
cipal League presided over by c. +.
Bonapartc ITS program will be rich
I'm addresses and discuss ons relating
the the administration of cities.
While each organization WI follow
SIS own progrom. there will be sov-
cral joint sessions addressed by men
of national prominence on subject
aimed TO advance The cause Of good
city government and beautiful COM
mun.ty life"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
Principal of Warrenton, Va.
High School Explains
How and Why He Fired.
TROUBLE OVER
PAST DUE BILL
The Cause is Likely to be
Decided Late
Today.

Warrenton, Va, Sept 30.-Prof
j. ID. Harris, prime pal OF the War
rsnton High School. took the wit
ness stand in his own defense late
yesterday and told the jury before
which he IS on trial for mis- life why
he shot and fatally wounded w. A.
Thompson, editor OF The Warrenton
Virg' nian, on the streets of this place
on April 24tn, last.
Dur ng the last two hours he was
under examination, Harris remained
calm and the prosecution was un-
able to confuse him He said that
he IT ed TO avoid the encounter with
Thompson which resulted In the
tragedy When however, they met
and Thompson attacked him, he
drew his revolver In aelf-defense, but
deliberately fired into the ground
from a kneel'ng posi- into which
he had been forced by Thompson 3
blows. He said he fred merely TO
frighten Thompson into ceasing the
as ault upon him was while he
was ris ng from his Snees, he said
that he fired the shot which mad
vertently took effect In Thompson
abdomen and resulted in his death
twenty-four later. He said he had
no intention OF killing Thompson
Harris recited the events leading
up to the shooting He said Thomp-
son had heaped insult after insult
upon him for months preceding, be-
cause OF a dispute they had had over
bill.
The only other witness was w. y.
FickHn who testified as to Thomp-
sons condition on the way to the
hospital I'm Washington.
It is believed the case will roach
the jury late today.
The state placed NJ r Strother
on the witness stand when court
opened today.
Strothcr, an eye-witness to the
shooting. described tho affair. lie
was walking On the street with Prof
Harris, he said when they were over
taken by Thompson. VINO uttered an
oath, apparently at Harris, whcrcup.
ON the latter stepped into the street
and called TO Irwin Maxheimer. who
was nearby, to take Thompson away
as he did not want 10 have any
trouble with the cd tor. Thompson
stepped forward quickly before Max
heimer could interfere, and struck
Harris in the face MaxheimeT then
.nterposed, and strother saw two
shots fred toward the ground. Har-
ris moved around apparently v'fh an
effort and brought his revolver
against Thompson body s.rothor
testified 20 seeing a nash end hear
ing a mufled report. lie left tho
scene and Id not hear the fourth
shot.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
SUPPRESS WHITE
SLAVERY IN AMERICA.
ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION TO BE
COME NATIONAL IN
ITS SCOPE.

Chicago, Sept. 3O.-Tne Illinois
Vigilance Association, which has for
its object the oppression OF vice.
particularly the tramck,ng in women
has determined 10 make it's scope
national and plans for the organiza-
ton Of the American Vigilance Asso-
citation nave been formed.
Communications to sim lar organf
zations other cities Of the country
nave been sent from the Chicago
headquarters Of the Illinois Associ-
alton asking the cooperation in the
proposed plans for a national or
ganizat ON to resist white slavery.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
PREPARE TO
MEET DEVIL"
LARGE BALLOON
AT CENTENNIAL

st. Louis. Sept. (Special) -
When not fewer than a dozen spheri
cal balloons, large and small. race
away from ST. Louis at O'Clock in
the afternoon of Monday. Oct. A,
the second day of the city's Centen-
NAL celebration. the greatest event
of its kind ever held will have be-
gun.
Balloon races have been held IN
which thre were few more starters,
possibly than will participate IN the
Centennial event, but never have so
many spherical balloons started from
anywhre with such a great stretch
of land before them over which It,
is safe TO sail as lies to the east
ward from ST. Louis.
The number of entries in the in
ternational race of two years ago,
the most important event of its kind
to this time, was but aine. AS COM
pared with that event, the coming
contest will lack only the Internal
onal character OF the entries, and
will excel I'm other respects.
An interesting feature of this
race, which Will be but one in the
series OF elaborate aerial and other
events that will crowd Centennial
week, Oct. TO 8, will be the va
riety in the size OF the balloons. The
larger number probably will be of
$4,000 cubic feet capacity, the max
mum size allowed by the rules, but
others will be OF mach smaller ca
pacity.
The Missouri, which is owned by
the Aero Club of ST. Lou s. has but
$4,000 cubic feet capacity, and pro-
badly will be piloted by Albert Bond
Lambert. millionaire st. Louis manu-
facturer, who is one OF the most
noted aeronauts in America. Tony
Won Phul, st Louis clubman, who
recently qual.fied for a pilots license
has applied to the club for permis-
sion to pilot its st. LOUIS III, OF
$4,000 cube feet capacity, and like
ly will be allowed TO do sn. A new
balloon, the Centennial q 5000 GU
bic feeD, which is being manufac-
tured by H. f. Honeywell, VIII be
piloted by him.
John Berry, American champion
balloonist, is expected TO be IN the
race, but visitors will not see the
remarkable Tn versity City In which
he won the national race which start
ed recently from Indianapolis. This
balloon, which was one of the Oldest
n st. Louis, and formerly was nam
ed the Yankee, went to pieces in a
! sth wind as Berry was preparing
to make fight IN It in the last week
Of August. The ease with which the
netting was torn fro mthe great bag
disclosed how perilous had been
Berry's long championship flight
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
COUPLES STILL
VISIT MECCA

Bristol, Va, Sept. 3O.-Rey. A. H.
Burroughs cntinucS 20 marry couples
at his matrimonial mecca on THIRD
street
At o'clock Tuesday he united
j. Graham Moore, "A miner OF Cooper,
Mercer county, w. Va, and Miss Al
pba Lee Roy Of Pocdhontas, Taze-
well county. Virginia.
Rev. Burroughs has united SO
couples during the month Of Sep
tembcr, and since living in Bristol
has united 3.OGJ couples.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
NO QUARTER
GIVEN MOORS

MeIllla, Sept 49, Fighting was
resumed at dawn this morning
around the base Of Mt. Gurru.
Fighting has been almost continu-
Gus for the past seventy hours. It
is the order d Cpanish soldiers that
no quarter be given the Moors
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
KILLED FAMILY
OF ELEVEN

odessa, Russia. Sept 29-The
robbery and murder OF million
airc land owner at Acntarkey, to-
gether with his entire family number
ing eleven. has just been reported.
The robbers escaped with a big lot
of plunder.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
DRUNK GOT One
YEAR in JAIL
Was Too Full to be Brought
Into Court Judge Held
Trial on the Street.

Pawtucket, II. l.. Sept 30.--'In-
formed That prisoner in carriage
was outs dc the court too drunk to
be tried Judge Ambrose, OF Cho-
quet, held court IN the street and in
the trial there sentenced the priso-
ner TO one year in jail.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
BIG STICK FOR
SOCIAL CLUBS.

Austin Tex Sept 3O.-Attofnoy
General Davidson is uking vigorous
acton against literary and social
clubs throughout tho state on ac-
count Of the sale of liquor by these
organizations in violation Of the
Sunday closing law.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
WRIGHT AND
HIS AEROPLANE

Wilbur Wright, the famous con-
queror of the ar, and his new aero
plane, in which he VIII compete with
Glenn II. Curtis for the aerial prizes
offered In connection w.tn the Hud-
son-Fulton celebration now in pro-
gress in New York.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
GOES TO DENVER.

T. VI. Walizer, general manager
OF The Blucstonc Traction Company,
WI leave Friday for Denver. Colo.
whore Doe goes TO attend q national
conwUon of street railway men
which will he held iu that city dur
ng next week. .It
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
STARTS WARON
TOBACCO TRUST

San. Francisco. Sept 29.-Mosc
a. Gunst has started a war on the
United Cigar stores Company bv
purchasing store in New York Io
has declared that Sc IS hts Intention
to break the grip Of the tobacco
trust
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30

In the explosion at Fordham m,ne,
Punxsutawney, Pa. this morning.
A Shetland pony Weighing eight
and a half pounds, said to be the
smallest In tho world. is owned by
parties at Autora, Illinois.
Princess Louis of Coburg, had n
narrow escape from death in an ac-
cident at Budapest In which the au-
tomobile in watch she was driving
turned over and was smashed.
Neptune, the largest warship in
the world. was launched at Ports
mouth. England, today. The vessel
was christened by the Duchess Of
Albany.
The special uniform which will be
worn by President Diaz on the oc-
casion of hs meeting with President
Taft has just been shipped through
tne customs house at lSl Paso, from
Europe.
Maud Feely. an actress who at
one time played with Henry Irving
has been granted divorce from
Lewis Hugo Sherwin In the court at
Denver, Colorado.
Relatives OF Baron Oskar Roth
schild have returned to Miss Olga
Mem all her gifts to the man who
suicide when his Gancee refused TO
marry him. Mss Menn is stin criti-
cally Ill as result OF the shock
which the suicide OF the baron gave
her.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
THE WEATHER.

West Virgiuia-Fair tci.
night and Friday: probably
light frost tonight: cooler in
moutain districts.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
A FRIEND OF
JOHNSON DEAD

Nashville Tenn, Sept 90. Io-
scph H Thompson, aged seventy
seven al one time q close friend OF
Proidon' johnson is dead a his
home 700 shcibvv llc.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
RAILROAD MEN.

The garnishment of the railway
employees created a great deal of
excitement and much bitter feel ng
was stirred up among those effected
by tn proceeding, although the at
torneys were acting strictly In ac-
cordance with an order from the
board of aiairs who authorized them
to collect all taxes by attachment
whenever possible # payment was
not made promptly.
Mr.. Hawley said this morning,
I'VE paid the taxes Of number of
the railroad men with whom we were
acquainted out of our own pockets.
and would have paid them all mad
We not run out of ready cash"
1t is not thought that the letter
was the work of more than one man
who possibly acting under the IN
preston that some great wrong had
been done him and used this meth
cd to run big bluff. Mr.. Hawley
himself stated that he did not think
1t was the work Of more than one
or two men, and does not take the
matter seriously. However. If more
threatening letters are received they
viii be placed n the hands of the
secret service and the embroy black
hand rounded up and given a little
taste Of the law which IS very severe
In Offenses of this kind.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
Attorneys Employed to Col
lect Delinquent City Tax
es Receive Letter Threat
ening Death.
is SIGNED
"RAILROAD MEN"
Not Thought More Than
One or Two Are
Responsible.

Hawley & Lee, attorneys employed
by the city TO collect delinquent tax
es, and who On last Friday and Sat
urday stopped payment on a large
number of time checks OF Norfolk
and Western Railway employees In
this city In order 10 secure payment
of the delinquent taxes, have receiv-
ed a letter threatening them with
death as a result OF their action In
the matter.
The letter was typewriter on a
plain piece of paper and was receiv-
ed through the post office Tuesday.
1t reads as follows:
Hawley & Lee:
This is to notify you that If
you are caught off the crowded
streets OF Bluefeld you had bet
ter be prepared TO meet the
Devil, | will not say your God
for is to sacred to nave his
name mentioned in the presence
of such thieves. You have stolen
nearly 400 dollars from us and
we will get even If It takes a
lifetime. We are honest and
would have paid our tax II you
had notified us.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30
ERRINC WIFE
CONFESSES
NEWS BRIEFS

One was killed and two badly hurt
In the explosion at Fordham m,ne,
Pa. this morning.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30

The Leader is the t@st advertising
medium IN this section.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-30

A Shetland pony Weighing eight
and half pounds, said to be the
smallest in tho world. is owned by
parties at Autora, Illinois.