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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-11-17
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The sun., 1910-05-15
FREE AS TO THEIR HITS.
Al slSrs. shapes and TrlmmlhEs FashiOaa
able in England.

IONnON Nav 4 Rats continue 20 ex-
hibit Tar greater variety this sesson than
ever before in England. Ordinarily either
the small hat 10 fashionable OF the large
hat 10 the proper thing. but this year
every woman can wear what she fanoies
s,nts her and find herself in the fashion
Only one thing seems essential aud that
is that every really costly hat shall he II
legal straw which IL nothing but the old.
we'll known chip With a new name
The hat may be ~ large that II requires
a specially made hat tor. or u may be -
small Il could not annoy the mozt fault
huuiug man al a matinee u may he
trimmed iu the back with an absolutely
deauded front Or IN the front With nothing
az the back
II NAV 10 turned up on the lefi side the
right SADIE the front or az the haCk it
NAV be worn over the nose OT on tho eN-
trems back OF the head. prrCh"I on oGe
ear or the MIDDLE Ot the head u nav b-
a sJrt 0f babvs bonnet lttle ruche and
ail like une whiCh aroused comment on the
Champs Rlys-e- in Paris reopntlv when
worn by lane h. Pougy. or u may bs a
genuine. country sIn bonnet ~ Tsgai
II NAV h. smotherei IN leaves aud
flowers Or weighed doWu with brilliant
plum age ~ Nith nothins ~ ala On u bat a
scrap u ulle q fancy PIN a satin bow ~ a
twist Of sable OF Chinchilla fIr What
ever u is 10 10 modish aud millners are
rejoicing because, Nth al this variety to
choose from. women have never wanted 10
osn more hats a. a tine than nov adays
The sun., 1910-05-15
RATS N VEST ROBBERS.
ENplsRatlSR Of scarcity OI Blr'is where
Tue, Mere Onee Pl~nthuI.

FROM ne great incr-aEs that il nOtice-
abe In the number Of rats this spring " Is
evid' NJ that he severity of The last inter-
has had no diminishing shect on theae
destructive rodents. though il has had on
az other Wild animals
Nv shubbery has been suffering fron,
plague Of nts % lste. but u vas only his
week that discovered That the attrpct ION
H. In the LAST few year ~ / have surreed~,i
In enticinR a great many nd birds 20 buil,i
10 my garden and the contents Of their
nests have bevn providing nightly meals
for the rats
These marauder. do not come singly
but in dOyen-. and hey go from nest TO nest
taking out eggs NJ Young birds - TIE rass
may he. ahile they climb Trees with the
agility Of squirrels Prom tho fsuther.
lying about presume that the nts have
killed Tho sitting birds a. vel. but { have
10 far not actually sem them do 30 I
have tried catching the ratz ~ q imp baiied
with the most tempting mornsls. but tbs
only cess 7 have had was when the bia
was q -LaFrow hedglinG which was killed
by falling from NJ nest In the uaterspout
and whose body / made usa Of Other
dainties have quite failed 10 lure the ntu
and Il would seem from this that they are
very i'aTtnl 70 young birds. Perhaps in
this too may be found an explanation Of
tho scarriiy of birds In dhtri,ts where
they wers once plentiful and from which
they have d'sappearsd owing TO no ap-
parent cause
Every poultry keeTer knows what 9 nul-
nance the Willy rat b In ihe neigf bOFhood Of
biz hen runs end Chicken cOOps. and thu
lncreaso Of the pest y becoming a serious
menace 20 game preservers On one large
came farm in England from which have
tot eggs for several years past ! am told
that the mts by reason Of their Increased
numbeu are nov much more 10 BE- dreaded
than fOHeN and weasels
Many EamekeepeFu ars suffering from the
same eEperiencs and one tells me that the
rata not only rob the nests bit destroy
The sitting birla Eiihout fear The fe-
rundity Of the mt necsssiiates some Wind
of united var being uaEed against II. but
Il has decided friend In the rarslesu farmer
who SLOWS H comforta bic and unmolssted
home In hi starkyurfs and outbundings
In the past winter too mts have done
more damage than held mice in many rar-
dens. ealing roots ant bulbs IN q uholsssls IL
manner. Only the other evening" avs "a
nibbling the haTa of q newly plantsd uhrub
ERh aVidolt eni0ymeQt.
The sun., 1910-05-15
NEWS NEST N A rREE.
Vas Not Discovered UntTI TwS u HsS
Chicks Dropped 10 ths GFOuhd.

Daldsforn coTvsspondsaes York Gdfffs
4 hen Of the HOudan species VS. found
on the farm of Henry Bailey broosing nlns
peeps in q nest between the forks Of an %
cherry tree where they were hatfhsd o1i
The hen is tho property of Oeorre smith.
who now resides ~ Seven Valleys % uhrh
place he moved on the first NJ April
when he LETT the hen vas amonE ~
missing and he asked Mr.. Railey. hr SOM
in-law. Who took charge of tn farm 10
watch for her A searrh was made bu
vas unable 10 find her hiding place l-.a
yesterday
where m old ladder was inclined 1Elr
Tho trunk of an old cherry tree W.
Bailey noticed two chicks several tsys ID
~ tho base and running about re'n|c
While wonderng where they zane from 7r
was surprised to see the hen ~ from %
fork II the tree and come 70 rho r''. '
her offspring Further investirar0. "-
vealed the nest In the tree together f.'
seven more peeps aud m unmatched 'la.
which proved 20 he rotten.
The chicks On the ground had fa'rr .r'
the nest. which had been formed HF
Of brush and old leaves deposited 'H
BY the elements during the fall AMI I'
months. Mrs, HOudan and her Ntr
family have been prov .ded with i'
quarters and are doing veil.
The sun., 1910-05-15
ROMANCE or 4 COREAN PRINCE.
Deasd the Laws Of Hh Country and
Married q Chinese Maiden.

/ Yum Tchi no. a prince In Cores by hirrn
Who 10 IN Chicago 10 speak before the Mcr &.
National Missionary Congress. became a
centre Of interest 10 the delegates whs1 o.
became known that he has played q role %
an international romance for which ne sa-
forbidden TO enter the dOmains u the r., l
family Of which he was a member, OF 80
own country
while in the Chinese Empire sho-
following his return from the United state.
where he graduated from Vanderbilt o..
versity AZ Nashville. Tenn. and later from
q school In Georgia. where he went n study
arithmetic Prince Yum Tchi 10. or % he
rails himself. ] u Yum. met and fell IN love
With a girl from a prominent ChInsss
family said the Princes friend Hs
knsW the law IN Corea which forbids he
marriage Of Corean and Chinese. hlt
his love for the woman was none the .ess
ardent Finally IN desperation he vro's 20
q giri IN Nashville with whom he had beroms
acquainted while attending VandeTBhI aud
asked Tor her advice
Marry her and lst things take rrsir
course vas the cabied response. and he
prince followed hs American iriera
direction
Promptly hs. and his bride a. well. Vers
Forbidden entrance to the Corean rea 90.
The prince then became a school missionary
IN China and performed such notable work
that hts Government nnaily relented ant
both he and his wife were requested 10 tEks
up their abode in the princes home lari
Ne became a factor In governmental AFFAIR."
and was finally placed on an importan'
commission 10 one Of tho beighborHr
countries while a member Of he minis
terial party he became dissatisfied With ~
workings Of the COMMITTEES and he ~
abruptly
Then. because of his failure 70 carry at
the mission upon which he vas cent, he 'as
again barred from Corea. Again he BE-
came a s"hoo missionary, and after seural
years the attitude Of hA GOvernpsu'
changed and he and hIs wife were 0ncs
more reinstaied in its good Eraces
The sun., 1910-05-15

The musical comedy The Arcadians'
will DO transferred tomorrow might
frOm the stage of the Liberty Thsatrs
10 that of the KnicksrbOokog. With tts
change OI residence Il will undergo q
regOnerating process Of enlargement and
rebeauttiying. Several new faoea will
of tho company and new musical number
will DO addad
The sun., 1910-05-15

New illusions by the Great White Yogi
a. the Eden MusSs include the mysterious
diaappearancs Of a woman from q tightly
bound trunk. For Saturdays matinee
apsoial features viii be produced Tor the
children.
The sun., 1910-05-15
RROOKLYN AND TBE REACHES,
Nsw Brighten Theatre. Luna and Drea@'-
land Opsn for the season.

New RFsghton Theatre. Luna and DFeam'-
land Opcn for tho season.
Gertrude Hoffman, has the headline
honOrS at the OFphsum this week. With
her company Of twenty-five people shs
prossnts an elaborate series Of character
nations ranging from low comedy and
buFlasquo n classical dancing. Al JOlsOn.
formerly Of DOokstadsr'a Minstrela, ap-
pears IN his familiar speciality. I'd
y Rsynard. who has long been known as
-the VentrilOquist with a production
viii DO on hand. and Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
Crane will present thnir farce -Prixley's
ProdiGal Parents.' An act new % New
YORK q that Of Warren. Lyon and Meyers,
who appear In a singing, dancing and
comedy offering called "A Little Of Every
thing BiHley and Fink. comedians and
singers. the Pour Readings. acrObats.
and MaTabini. an Ice eCulptOr. are others
who will appear.
The New Brighton Theatre AZ Brighton
Beach opens tomorrow with a good bill.
The theatre remains under the manage
msnt Of David Robinson Of the Percy q.
Williams stan. Conspicuous among the
MNNN - E1IlN " NAMAANs INV NNNhNAA NAAAa~
tOmima, which Ia presented by a company
Of fifteen headed by Mile. Nina Minar.
Della For. the ainging cOmedienne. has
. repertoire OF new songs. Laddie u in.
London's Ingenious boy comedian, makes
his last American appearance. Gus
EdWards'a school Boys and Girls in their
rOmp into musical comedy: Bedini and
Arthur. the comedy juggiers and bur
lesquers; COnrOy. LsTnairs and company
in their sketch "A King for a Night;
Cook and IOrenG In a hodge pOdge Of con-
veraatiOn. ballet dancing and buriesque
piano playing and the Samron troupe OF
Russian dancers are among the other
acts.
The star Thsatre programme this week
will bS furnished by Andy Lewis and his
Mardi Gras Beauties. Two musical larues
will bs presented IN addition 10 vaudeville
specialties, the most notable Of which
Is that Of the Marvellous NewS1mes.
seen recently at the HippOdrOme.
At the Gayety this week the programme
will hs furnished by Rose Sydell and her
London Relies Company. A two act
musical farce is the chief attraction,
and there will be an excellent vaudeville
OllO IN which VIII appear Mem, Ott brOth- :
eFs and Nicholson and Campbell and
Weber.
Luna Park. the famous Coney Island
amusement resort. inAuguratsd ~ eighth
season yesterday. IL has had an aver
age seasons attendance Of more than
SyOoO, 600 people. and the present season
promises 20 be bigger than ever. When
the new attractions are completed they
will number thirty-fOur.
Drramland hAs opened il season and
the big CODsy Island park shows mOre
novelties and new shows than ever.
Changes have been made on every side
Buildings have been transformed and
new amussment devices have been in
stalled The park this seseOn. in addi-
ton 10 its frcs circus. has many FREE FUN
makers.
The sun., 1910-05-15
nss.hr name IN sscramenls Dlrrcior,

SGeramsaio sOrrsspondcHes Los AHc'
TiMes
when moving into the nsw CITY Rel. ,
few days aEo the city clerk discovered b
musty old volume. q city directory FOL.
Sacramento of 1883.
book Without 4 doubt = fhat of Edv
Booth. the tragedian. Booths name a
DaaFu IN the appendiE. Mia occupation .
given q 3 traGedlan and his residence 70
Mrs, Iorrey'I Mrs. TOTey'e place q
q fashionable boarding house which nov
the centre % the Iapaneas quarter.
Other namrn Of people who aiferHf.
hecame vel Known thfouHhout TIE eni
nation arc Newton lpoth. alteywaFd COY,
Dor ana Senator; MARA Mupkin8, lhaIl. p
cfoctSl and Q. "a s-nuntlngt6n,
The sun., 1910-05-15

many novelties calculated 70 create a.
tOnilhment and Ingenious and elabOrate
costumes, scenery, mechanical and cleo
lFical elects.
The sun., 1910-05-15
organisations for the larger Eastern cite
Win begin touring.

The first seasOn Of Charlss DIIllnghams
Globe Theatre win tlOeS In three weeks
and with Il the i've monihs run Of Mont
gomery aud Stone In The muairal comedy
The Old Town.
The sun., 1910-05-15
Id EarnA rHAnnE - rr

NJ y y TWNWTI| I'm II
Advertisements f1f THh srs snd THa EvEsrna
3gs nay b. ieh at any Amsrcan Distrirt Mss
rllrgr cmcg n ne clv.
The sun., 1910-05-15

The Jolly Bachelors. with Nora BAyss.
will stay At the Broadway Theatre until
The advent Of the new summer show Inv
Mi~ Baves Jaei SorSo,th' fIo0sl Walsh,
Al Leech. Robert L. Daley. Nat Fiolda
Stella hayhSW. Josie Sadlsr and Nellis
Lynch appear
The sun., 1910-05-15

Carrie d. Mar. the clover singing come
dienne Is featured at Hanm-rstsin :
Ei'tnra Theatre thi- week She will be
followed by Howard and Howard. the
Hob-sw Messenger Boy and The Ihes
pian, -Dinkelspisl = Christmas. presented
by Joseph Hart. kdna lHby. In limitations
~ stage celehrities: Harry Breen, one
II the most eccentric df cOmedian-. paf
Rooney and Marion Bent IN their SingIng
and dancing -kit AZ the News stand
the Great Howard. scotch ventriloqui-t
B1wer- Walters and CroOkeT. the Three
Rubas and the Landry BrotheTs. Euro-
p-an aquilibrists.
The sun., 1910-05-15

The all star revival Of Jim the Pen
man under the management oi William
A Brady is offered at the Lyric Theatre
The old detective drama by Sir Charles
L. Young vas first offered at the Madison
square Theatre nearly a quarter Of a
century ago The company includes
Wilton l.ackaye. Arthur FORREST. Theodore
Roberts. John Mason. ThuriOw Bergen
Ernest Glendinning. Frederick PauldinR
Louis p Massen. n Davies Florence
Roberts. Marguerite CLARK. Jenrsys Lewis
and Grace Reals
The sun., 1910-05-15

The Fifth Avenue Theatre again has
q female headliner In ths person Of Kath-
leen clifford. Who will essay a new turn
combining mimicry. oaricaturs and char
aCtsr creation. Others on the bin are
l.ottis Williams and company in Edmund
Day'. sketch Of Fast Side life. ON Stony
Ground: Loo Garlic. mOnOlOgist and
Chinese dialect story teller: lasky's smart
musical sketch The Country Club;
Fay. Two Coleys and Fay. in their black
face novelty From Uncle Tom 10 Vaude-
Vile: Henry Give, necromancer and
prestidigitAtsur, the Casting Dunbar
and Fred zobedio. equilibrist.
The sun., 1910-05-15

TIE rapid fire comedy The Lottery
Man. in which Cydl Scott has been
Whiling away the season a. the BDou.
goes on its joyful way This is a piay
IN which a novel story j. told without
Interruptions The characters though
familiar 20 New NOrkrrn are new 20 the
stage. and the underlying idea which
satirizss the voting contests habitual with
many metropolitan nrwspape m is ~n-
tlrrly Original
The sun., 1910-05-15

The Merry WhiFi- COMES 70 ths Colum-
hia Theatre this week. lie proioosos.
bobby North and Ciif Gordon. sFs unld
70 nave originated for this parforDanO8
The sun., 1910-05-15

Nine Ns7imoya continues her engage
ment To- lsaens Little EyoIf- az the New
Nazinova lheatrr The play b interest
ing a. al example oi the psychological
dramas hy the Norwegian plavw night and
Nine NayiuOvas Interpretation ~ the
role Of Rr1 AHm'-s has proved her 10
he one u the foremost eNponruts Of hi-
works
The sun., 1910-05-15

The programme for the week at the
Alhambra Theatre is headed by Julius
s,eger in his new playlet Of industrial
life. The Way 10 tho Heart Maud
RAYMOND Of -Bill SimOns' fame has new
songs. mostly of the raGtime kind. The
Devil and Tom Walker. q fantastic must
cal comedy presented by John B. Hvmer.
and Billy B. Van and the Beaumont sls-
iers in a skit called Props arc con-
spcuons among tho Rcta. W. c. Fields.
the eccentric tramp iuEgler. 10 another
fun creator, and Nat Haines and Will
VidOcq have been added 10 the army of
oOmedians. The Bessie VAldars trouuS
u cyclists introduce q number Of intricate
svolutiOns and the hanlons present spec
iacular acrObatics.
Eva TanNiay returns 10 vaudeville
At the Bronx Theatre this wesk with a
new act. The hill supporting her in
cludes Joseph Hart's Bathing GirIs' in
. musical eKtravaEanza: Va Wynn and
Al Les. who have a skit called @fhe RilH-
Mn Freshman Harry and WOlford In
a sketch called Ii Happened on Mon
day, Beatrice Ingram and company
who appear In a comedy sketch. The
Duchess: TrovollO. the ventrilouuist:
Ray Cox. aths Dixie Girl: Harry DsCOa
the Gymnast. and Lane and O'DOnnell.
acrobats
The Rialio ROundeEs will bs a. the MuF-
ray Hill Theatre this week. presenting
two one act burIesques. called "A Day
At Niagara Falls and AT tho Races.
Sam Howe h the star o. the company.
The Brinkley girls and the aiE little diving
ksllermanns are features Og the show.
The Merry Whirl- COMES 70 the Colum-
be Theatre this week. lie proiocsos.
bobby North and Clif Gordon. ars anld
70 nave originated f0r this porformanOs
The sun., 1910-05-15

For twenty one successive weeks New
Workers have testified their approval %
Francis Wilson and his homely. thor
0ughly human little play The Bachelor :
Baby AZ the Criterion The nin Of
The Bachelors Baby u u now an
nOunced will be indefinite
The sun., 1910-05-15

A laughing musical success 10 Marie
Dreaslor's -Tillls's Nightmare which
lew Fields IL presenting at the Herald
square Theatre. AZ Tiihs BiOhhs. the
boarding house drudge. Mlas Dreaslor
dOes the best work Of her career. while
the production givsn her by Mr.. Fields
- IN every way worthy Of his reputation
Mins DreRsler has two sonRs. Heaven Will
Protect the Working 0iFl' and What
| Could Do On tho Stags.' In which she
burlssqucs several well known Actresses
and opera singers.
The sun., 1910-05-15

-Lulu's Husbands with Mabel Rarri-
son and Harry Conor. remains a. Maxine
Elliott's Theatre indefinitely 10 n a
laughable farce comedy played by the
stars Of the Blue Mou=s- and Louise
Closer Hale. FanChon Campbell. sophie
Tucker. Mae Carlisle Robert lsmpstsr
Edward Heron. Riley Chamberlain snd
George Lessor
The sun., 1910-05-15

John Barrymore and his supporting
company continue 70 max" tn" Forum
Hunter a, tho Gaiety pleasant rsndaz
vous ~ playKoers without san-ati,n
and without problems this comedy drama
Of American lfe in town and country
has taken a powerful hold on the fancy
of the public by its serenity. unfailinE
good humor and clever character draw ".
ing
The sun., 1910-05-15

CLYDE Fitch's last play. The City-. 10
now a. the Hackett 1h-atr tre and is thrill
ing Audiences Just a. Il did during ~
run at the Lyric before u was transferred
% its present home No change has been
made in the cas' since the opening night
many months ago
The sun., 1910-05-15

Julian Eltinge. whose feminine charac
ieriSations have made him famous. MI
bs the star az the Plaza Music Hall tht
week william CourtlsiGh In -Psachea'
i sure Of warm welcome: May Ward
This Dresden Bnll- cOmedisnns. has "a
interesting collection Of sonGs. and Her
bert I.lOyd. The King Of Diamonds
will present his lAughahls burlesqus oE
vaudeville AncillOtte and his mind read
ing dog will give an exhibition, and Hi
and Sylyany. trick Cycltsts, kddie Foley
vOeal comsdian. Young Brothsrs. com.
edy acrObais. Farley and Clare. singer
and dancers and Helen Dewey. sinRoi
u Illustrated -ongs. oomplots the Offering
The sun., 1910-05-15

Alias Jimmy Valentine. with HB
Warner in the title role. j. exhibiting
marvellous staying powers at Wallack' >
Theatre. The career ol tho Armstrong
play shows that Broadway audiences
like a thriller a. well a. anybody else
provided il j. well acted and plausible.
Seven Days. keeps on At the Astor
Theatre and maintains its reputation
o. fSInmaker This h the twenty - vsnth
week Of ths comedy.
Charl.s Frohman has decided 20 trans
fer his Empire Theatre production Of
Caste 20 London after the close ~ the
New York engagement On June T. All of
tho prrasnt company will 20 abroad with
the ulay except flsiP Ferguson and Edwin
Arden. WhO have other contracts
The Spendthriit- beRins the siyth week
of il engagement tt the Hudscn Theatre
II is play by Porter Emsrs1n Brown
ghich deals with the grJS ing American
tendency toward eXtnvhgancs.
Charles Cherry Ia the msloiramatic
comedy This Spitlrs' 90 tho Lyceum
brings yachting into tho drama again
some Of the scenes are laid on hoard a
pleasure craft and the action II rapid
emo igh ~ supply the neCeuaary amount
q excitement
Tho little song play The Clmlv- AZ
WeheT's s a far different attraction from
spna q its predecessors at the same
theatre tlis season II n q clean and
thoroughly enjOyabl" entertainment
lhis is the last week of Madame Y" 10
tn New Amsterdam Theatre. Henry W.
savage has book"d this pla- for another
run starting early " August az the sane
theatre. A. the Atme time that the Nsw
fork company rcoDens two important
The sun., 1910-05-15

The star Thsatre programme this week
will bs furnished by Andy Lewis and his
Mardi Gras Beauties. Two musical farnes
will bs presented IN addition 20 vaudeville
specialties, the most notable Of which
Is that Of the Marvellous News1mes.
seen recently at the HippOdrOme.
The sun., 1910-05-15

At the Gayety this week the programme
will bs furnished by Rose Sydell and her
London Relies Company. A two act
musical farce is the chief attraction,
and there will be an excellent vaudeville
Olio in which will appear Klein. OFT Broth
eFs and Nicholson and Campbell and
Weber
The sun., 1910-05-15

A. y Thomas's farce Her Husband =
Wife az the Garrick Theatre has caught
the town by nearly three hours Of hearty
laughter charged with thought Tho
Performance a. whole. executed by such
players a. Henry Miller. Iaura Hope
Crews. Grace Elliston. Orme Caldan and
Robert Warwick and others. has won
praise. Her husbands Wife. like The
Mollusc. Is a comedy of farcical drift IN
the development 81 a humorous and
thoroughly domestic idea.
The sun., 1910-05-15

David BelasoO will present Frances
Starr at the Grand Opera House this
week In Eugene Walters play The
Fastest Way The production will be
Identical with that provided for the long
run Of the play at the BelasOo- -Stuyveaant
Theatre and Miss Starr will he supported
by the original company.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-16
COUNTY NEWS
News Of the County in Brief
HENEFER NEWS.

HENEFER. Sept. l'-Mrs. Alma
T.. Rheims was visitor To Ogden
the early part NJ the week
Mr. James Lythgoc, while max
ing u trip from the lower valley had
one II his horses die.
The Primary conference heidi here
on the 18th was well attended. An
interesting program was rendered.
sister lnrL Rhcad of the stake
Board was present and gave an iu-
tcrcsting talk.
The Booster Club gave character
ball on the 18th. The closing game
Of ball was played on that day be-
tween Peterson and Henefer and
the ladies sold ice cream for the
benefit Of the new meeting house.
The grain has been rcnped In good
condition and most NJ the people are
now ready for thrcshing.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-16

GRATED to the United States with her
husband in the year 1885, and lived
in Virginia II short time when they
moved to Buldsvillc, H., where they
lived ill 1861, when they moved to
Florence, and from there to Utah
the same year, crossing the plains
with Joseph Ioung's uN train.
They stopped at Hoytsville. this
county, where they resided about
year and half, they then moved
To Coalville, tthcn Chalk Creek and
resided here until her death.
She was the mother of eight child
rem, six boys and two girls " whom
two SONS survive her; grandmother
of twonty-fuur children anG thirty
two great grand children.
Some of the carly settler, will re-
member that la the year 1852. when
the two aud - half year old son
of Mrs Johnston strayod away from
home and wa, lost for six days and
five nights, aud found by Richard
iircN two aud half miles up the
canyon back Of Hoytsvillcc cemetery.
This Is one Of the many trials borne
10y the deceased and often spoken
/ of 10y her.