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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

FOR SALE House Of rooms. bath, fur.
pace small barn ana about two acres OF land.
located &C East Barre. Price e2,O0O01 Inquire
Al the ~ II Cate Real f. tate Agency Barre
w 2S5u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

FOR SALE-Tw0 tenement house on Maple
avenue. o rooms each two hatas, gas. city wa
ter, large Iot Insured Tor $1,000. rente for
sI.o0 nenEh. Price only 3220a00 N sold
soon Small payment down. balance easy. In
quire a. the i. B. Cate Real Estate Agency,
Barre. VI zS5d
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

Some men can't even find fault with
out acting AZ though thsy had discoy'
cred something 70 be proud e.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28
wnntsd Proof.

Nephew to the returning aunt
And did you think Of me when Jon
were away Aunt Certainly. Neph.
ew-Then open your trunk and let al
see -Fuegende Batter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28
PosT CARDS.

Ton post cards for 10 cents. postpaid Year
choice Of Birthday, Beet Wishes Sc. PatFick's
nay Easter, Landscapes, Floral COWBOYS,
Humorous etc. No Trash. Paine Company
Wilhaanstown. 2g9ta5s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

FARM FOR sAME-~ContAins 90 acres, about
80 acres Of tiilaEe. balance pasture, wood and
timber. Free from stone Small sugar or
chard and apple orchard House 10 good re-
pair barns old fashion bnt comfortable. THIS
place Is located ~ miles from South Royal
ton and on a good road. We include ~ this
sale about 81 tons OF eneiiRge about ~ tons o.
hay, moving machine. horse rake. lumber
wagon ploEs, haFrows, u. s. separator and
small toolM Price for everything Sic5nO0 if
SOLD seon. Inquire 81 the n B. Cats Real Es-
tate Agency. Barre. Vt 275tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

FARM FOR aALE-~5 miles from williams
town, miles from 6ranfotille. s miles from
Chelsea. Farm contains l6l acres Cuts hay
toi g of = head Of stock Estimated 10000
spruce, easy 10 gel of. ~ milo "a saw miil.
Abundance OF had wood Running water az
house and barn Good apple orchard Buildings
good. Price q 500 For bettvr description.
Inquire az The h b Cate Real Fstato Agency,
Barre, Vt New England and Peoples
Phone. zgltf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

FARM FOR sALE-.My farm near orange
Centre, Of about 200 acres, will keep 80 head Of
stock and team. Good apple erehard Of grated
quantity Of s5ft lumber. BuiiainFs 10 good re-
pair Farm viii eat % tons Of hay. q. ".
Baruas 8fanee vi 17st3Gs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

FOR SALE n riainaeld village, on Cream
cry street. a double tenement house 81 70
rooms with barn and 3 acres 81 land. Known
AZ the ira bAtcheider place. Wheeler y. Batch.
older. Adm 92tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28
WANTED

WANTED Two thousand 6-ineh brook trout
Address, naming price, Brook trout, this Of
hea 293t2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28
REAL EsTATE ZOE sALE.

pfuperlyYA good travelling Derrick nh com
ptnsAar polishing mlii; in fact everything
ready % run 10 q Is men. What hafe you 70
plieff Dr We may ront For particulars, adj
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

70 bead Of cattle can 81 carried on this i65
acre farm. Land diYidaa into 80 acres tilIAge.
60 acres pasture and f1 acres woodland. sugar
bush 500 ~ fsg0 hundred trees buildings con-
slst 81 3 room house. 3 barns, With basement
and too ton siio, also creamery, store sheds,
Eranafy, etc Running water ~ house and
iards Everything ~ Ne I order and no re-
pairs q make. Price ez590 Geo. A. Traey
Real Estare, Chelsea, W. 2z2tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

FARM FOR sALE-Eour thousand sugar
trees. half million feet d nice spruce. cuts
thirty tons q hay. buildings fair VIII sell
lumber separately. Located seven mliss from
railroad Inquire 81 G i, Wood. Barre. 25off
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28
MOTHERS
WHO HAVE
Find Help in Lydia E. Pink
ham'sV Vegetable Compound


Hudson, 0hio-"ff mothers realized
the good y0nr remedies would do deli-
cate girls / believe there would be
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

Farm Of is3 acres, suitably divided into til
iage. pasture and woodland Buildings con-
zist 81 good dwelling house, three barns, sheds.
aud never failing running water az house and
barn. This place ls situated on a river foad
three miles from huatitng Nermont village
and one-fanrth mile from school Wood enough
on n Il place 20 pay for Il The above farm is
well fenced and will keep z5 head of stock and
team. A desirable piece % property sc our
price Of st400. win sell It for 500 cash down,
The haiauce 70 remain on mortgage. George a.
Tracy, Heal Estate, Chelsea, VI Z2tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28
WORK WANTED.

wANTEp--A place % DO general honsework
81 private family. Address "a. c., Box -.
Be- Barre. We. 298s6s
MANTRD~-A position b a clerk experienced
IA dry goods. drug and grocery lines. Speaks
Engltsh Italian aud Freneh. Address h A..
Times Office. aeo1
POSITION WANTED--A lady about middle
age would like 4 position aa hnusekeeper ~
small family. Can furnish best Of references
70 ability. Address M Times Office, hsrrs
Vt 2s0tst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

FOR sAIE-Ccsfaee house on the French
estate. Seven roomB ana BATH an finished in
Telo8 hireh. Hardwood floors In every Taom
furnacs beat, electric lights gas, set tabs
Good cemented cellar Eiaxga On two sideH Of
house Price very low. For particulars call 81
90 Franklin street or phone ASA i0la
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

TO RENT-A tenement OF I'VE rooms; win be
vacant March lsG Inquire at No. 4 Long
street 98f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28
TO RENT.

TO RENT--A tenement Of I'VE large rooms.
Modern improvements. Apply at q AseY-
chant street 2p4tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

TO RENT--A furnished fr0nt reom with
electric hghta and bath. Apply - 4s Erankiln
street ia0tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

TO RENT Furnished room electric lights
and hath Il wellington St., corner Of Walaus
street. a1itf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

TO RENT Modern six room house. an hard
wood floors, best location IN tie CITY. Rent
reasonable Apply y. A. Perry Real Estate
agency, Gordon block. 2s9I
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28
HELP WANTED

sALESM Ed ~ Travelling statesmen who arc
making small towns can add from go 30 $50 a
month to their income By carrying ont pocket
side line. Write for order beck today Goth
Century Mfg, Co., 1903 Wells S.. chicago.
2a5tfg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28
RoR aALE

FOR shLE-nry maple block wood. per cord.
$40 Dry chunka. per cord. ti10 Orders
taken tor green wood. Also 70 young laying
hens. Telephone f3-a3 Montpelier. ~ A. Stay.
Ton, East Montpelier. VI asf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

TC RENT Furnished room with electric
lights and furnace heat 81 Eastern ave-
nne. zsaff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

For Sleighs Robes and Blankets, Work
Harness and Driving Harness, Shoes and
Harness repaired, 70 TO
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
TRAIN WRECKS AN AUTO
Man and Wife Lucky to Escape
with Minor Injuries.

Charles Wheeler. a New York broker
living at Plainfeld, \. ], and his wife
were painfully injured on Staten Island
yesterday afternoon. when an automobile
in which they were riding was run into
and wrecked by westbound train on
the staten Island Rapid Transit Rail
road at the AnnadaIe crossing. Mrs.
WheeIer's left elbow was .dislocated and
she was badly cut and bruised, while her
husband was pretty badly knocked
about Their escape from instant death
was regarded as remarkable.
Mr and Mrs Wheeler were going
home by way of Staten Island when the
accident occurred Mr. Wheeler was
driving the car and got about half way
over the crossing when the train hit the
body of the car and hurled it to the side
o. the track Mr.. and Mrs Wheeler
were thrown out of the car and landed
Alongside of the rails. They were taken
on the train to Stapleton. where in an
ambulance they went to the s. R. Smith
I1firmary. at New Brighton. Mrs.
Wheeler will be in the hospital for sew
eral days. but her husband was dis
charged last night
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
BEAT BACK HER ASSAILANT
Yonkers Horsewoman, Attacked
in Lonely Spot, Uses Whip.

Miss Grace Hewison. of Tuckahoe
Road. Yonkers. an accomplished young
horsewonan. who is popular in local
social circles. was driving in q phaeton
along the Nepperhan avenue speedway
yesterday. when a half clad man sprang
from behind clump of bushes and at
tempted to climb into the vehicle.
The point where the hold-up occurred
is secluded, and Miss Hewison was alone
IN the phaeton. The athletic girl was
not in the least dismayed, however, and
seizing her whip, she Piled it heartily
over the mans face and shoulders
Needless Of the blows, the man con
tinued his efforts to get into the vehicle
and had almost succeeded when Miss
Hewison. using all her strength, struck
him a terrific blow with the whip
squarely over the forehead and the fell
low fell TO the road and lay as one dead.
The mettIesome horses. excited b the
struggle. attempted to run away. but
Miss Hewison was then free TO give all
her attention TO the animals, and she
speedily got them under control Miss
Hewison said last evening she believed
the man was mentally unbalanced.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
NEGRO BURNED AT STAKE
Killed Texas Constable After En-
tering Widows Home.

Belton, Tex July 22-Henry Gentry, a
negro. eighteen years old, paid the pen
atty Of murder and. il is said intended
assault. at the stake tonight. Two
other negroes a brother and a compan-
ion. charged with Implication. missed a
like fate only through the pleadings of
Sheriff Burke and several citizens.
Early to-day the negro attempted TO
force an entrance into the home Of Mrs.
Lamb. a widow, but was frightened
away with a shot by the woman's
daughter. Several hours later. while
Gentry was being hunted by a posse
headed by Constable James Mitchell.
Gentry fred from ambush and killed
Mitchell
The mob surrounded the fugitive.
Gentry made dash for liberty. but was
shot and crippled. He was dragged be
hind an automobile 10 Belton, where
several thousand frehzied men and boys
awaited his coming The rope was tossed
10 a man on horseback, and the negro
was. dragged about the square. The ap-
plzing of the torch 70 the pyre was the
work of only a moment and while sew
eral hundred shots were fired into his
body the already dying negro was 1ncin-
Grated
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
TWO NEBRASKAA WALLS
Brvans S Future Plea and Rose
waters Bombshel.
-eIesraoh t. Ths Tribune- J


Omaha. July 22.-RepOrts in Demo-
cratic circles to-day say that W J.
Rrvan when turned down IN the Demo-
cratic state Convention next Tuesday.
viii transfer hi. county option fight from
platform 20 candidates and VIII attempt
10 have only candidates favorable 10
county option elected It Is said to oe
Mr. Bryan's plan TO have these Office
holders then repudiate the party plat
form and come out for county option
and Bryan
Mr.. Rosevater. OF Nebraska, MEM
her Of the Republican National Commit
Tee threw a bomb into the Democrats
camp today. when It was announced
II AT he had obtained an injunction from
the Lincoln courts preventing thoss
Democrats whc have fled for office "a
both PopuIlsts and Democrats from
being certified by the Secretary Of state
in rhs counties in which the elections
VIII be held. The move viii have the
effect OF preventing Democratic candi-
dates ftcm having their names appear on
the ballots OF both Democrats and Pop
,,lis;s. and viii cost thousands of votes
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
SENIOR MAURA WOUNDED
Assassin Attack at Barcelona
on Ex- Premier.

barcelona. July 22.-Antonlo Maura,
former Spanish Premier, was wounded
to-day by an assassin The assailanf
was arrested.
The assassin's name is Manuel Posa-
and he is a native Of Barcelona
Posa fred three shots as Senior Maura
was leaving a train. wounding him n
the leg. The ex-Premier was hurried on
board the steamer Miramar. where a
doctor dressed his wounds. which are
said to be slight The steamer started
for the island Of Majorca-
Posa gained knowledge Of the fact that
Senor Maura was to pass through BARGE
Iona on his way TO Palma. where he was
going TO spend the summer with MS
family. owing TO the excitement IN
Radical circles extra police precautions
were taken to guard se1or Nlaura, and
II has not vet been found how Pa
eluded the authorities and got near
enough to shoot the ex-Prenier-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
STATE TAXES ABR0GATED
Minnesota Collections So Large
None Are Needed.
tBy telegraph % ne Tribnns

Minneapolis July Minnesota S
taxes abrogated for the year 1911: no
state taxes paid: the state running Itself
through collections coming in from va
rious sources and through the unusual
collection made during the year. This
is ar unheard of thing. something that
probably has never occurred in the his
tory Of this or any other state
The unusual amount of money in the
states cash box has come about through
the successful settlement of cases which
have netted the commonwealth large
sums of money. The largest of these
items came from the settlement of the
lumber eases, the gross earnings tax
cases, the Kennedy inheritance tax cases
and others.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
ASK CENSUS OFFICE HELP
Deserted Wives and Sweethearts
Want II to Restore Missing Ones.
TFrou The Tribune BuTeau-1

From Tribune Bureau
Washington. July 22-Many persons
seem TO think that the Census Bureau
aught TO act as sort Of detective
agency. Hardly day goes by that a
request is not received asking that the
records he examined with view to ind
ING the whereabouts Of missing men OF
women. Broken hearted wives and
sueethearts who have been deserted
pitifully ask that the records be used IN
an effort 10 find the object of their sor-
row Mothers Of children who have
either been lost or stolen ur whe lave
..r7,r away ask if any cue answering
the names Of their offspring has been
recorded.
one middle-aEed woman Twins in BG"-
toa has written. asang the bureau t.
locate her husband vino deserted her
half q dozen years az, a..5 loeate@ Ia
the West with d younger ans ts-Iet
woman. whom she desyrt5et as d
-swe6e." Il would lsae 10 Wrins Tho
5.ecks Of both, this ~Ornar F'r.1es.
and il should not be dlGlCult 10 ais-Ia
e1ish them by the census records, be
canse don't believe there arc many
Ir.snmen married 10 swrdes IN this
country.
The census officials point out that they
can he Of no assistance in giving in
formation regarding the lost persons.
The millions Of names collected are not
arranged in alphabetical order, with the
r,lac.2 Of residence beside the name. As IN
thn case of city directories They are
arranged according TO enumeration dis
t-iore counties and states
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
CHILD LADEN AUTO HIT
One Dead, One Dying, ard Two
Badly Hurt in Olean Accident.

Olean. N 7. July 22-An automobile
driven by Max Lang and carrying four
little children. was struck by a Lake
Shore trolley here this afternoon. Irene
Meder is dead; Lima Heath is dying from
a fractured skull and Garrett Henan and
Marion Ball are badly hurt, but viii live
Lang is badly bruised and delirious
from mental strain He had taken the
children out for ride and was running
fast when the accident happened The
autornobile turned turtle and the chil'
dren were thrown clear Of the car.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
NARROW ESCAPE FOR
WHITNEY BROTHERS
Two Shots Pierce Sail OF Harry
Payne's Yacht Atlantic
Off Newport.
WAS IN RANGE or FORTS
Brothers Were Sitting on Deck
When Projectiles Hit Sail,
but Have Made No
Complaint.
Ler Telegraph 70 me Trsbuns-I

Newport. R T. July 22-Harry Payne
whitney and his brother, Payne whitney.
who are spending the summer here, nad
a narrow escape on wednesday, and,
while neither was injured. there IS no
question that both were badly frightened
The trouble was that they. with the
auxiliary yacht Atlantic. had got into
the range of the big guns OF Forts
Wetheriu and Grebe which guard the
entrance Of Narragansett Bay, at time
when the Rhode Island state coast artIl-
Iery. which is encamped at the forts for
a weeks tour of duty. was engaged IN
sub-calibre target practice. The Messrs.
whitney have become thoroughly con-
vinced that the state soldiers are good
marksnen. for two OF the shots hred
from one Of the forts passed through the
mainsan of the yacht, tearing a big hole
The Whitney brothers were on their
wav from Newport 10 Narragansett Pier
to make some arrangements for the COM
ing noIo tournaments. They went over
in Harry Payne Whltney's yacht. Whlcn
had It's nainsan set though power was
also being used. After passing out Of
Newport harbor it was necessary for the
yacht to cut across the range of ths
guns TO reach the Pier
The soldiers in the range finders should
have held fire but evidently something
vas wrong. for there were two shots
fred while the yacht was passing across
the range.
Even though it was an accident the
brothers did not relish the idea Of having
their boat made target They were
sitting on the deck at the time the first
shot came whizzing across the water
Both went into the cabin as soon as they
could and remained there until the boat
was out of range.
The fact that the Atlantic was hit has
been kept secret until to-day In the
mean time. the sail had been repaired
By the crew When the story did leak
out it proved an interesting topic Of
conversation among the friends Of the
Whitneys in the Newport summer colony
to-day. As far as known. the brothers
have made no complaint Of the occur
renee
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
BATS IN eELFRY OF PosToFFIce.

Wsshington July For the purpose Of
driving a large hawk and numerous nests
OF bats out os the high. open-windowed
bcifry tower OF the general postofflce build
ing here. Theodore l.. Weed. chief clerk OF
the department. has conceived the idea %
keeping the tower brilliantly lighted Il
makes the tall gray pile a portal OF light
which can be seen for many miles around
the national capital MIR. Weed SAYS there
is another reason for the illumination. but
th{s is being kept secret until Il can be
success
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
JOHN D." SIGN STILL UP
And WIN Remain in Sight. Says John
Daniel Schnapps.
u, TeIesTaqh 70 Tie TTiouae. J

Cleveland. July 22-Tbe sign This IS
John D's place" stil naunts from toe wiz
dow OF john u. Schrapps's saloon Schnapps
said tonight II would stay there unless ths
court. next Tuesday. ruled otherwise. It's
TIE limit" Is ,he way he charaeterizes his
arrest Tor displaying the sign
RockefeTers 5rother-in-iav. W. c. Rudd,
tonight upheld Schuapps's arrest Il don Z
think Schnapps should use the name john
ID The general impression the legend
makes is that il means John d RoekeaN ler.
and it's use in saloon snouId be prohib-
tied said Mr. Rudd
Schnapps explains that his middle name
is Daniel. while Rocksfeller's is Dawson.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
HELP CAME TO GOVERNOR
O4iceholders Assist Missouri's Exec
utive with His Wheat Crop.
~ Teleerarh % me Tribune ]

Jefferson city, Mo, July 22-When "a
bunch OF politicians swooped down on Gov
ernor Hadley al his farm, seven miles from
here. to-day they found him shy OF hands
and facing the thrashing Of his wheat from
fifteen acres.
"Ahar' exclaimed the Governor. You re
lust in time I'll feed you all II you work
need hands just now more than ! need
advice Is If bargain?'
Sure John swanger bank examiner.
and Mr.. Lee. Insurance Commissioner, re
snoneed gayly. Here's where He make a
hit With the farmers"
The Governor thrashed l55 bushels from
his fifteen acres. or ten bushels 10 the acre,
Finally. swanger had TO give up. It was
too hot.
The dinner of fried chicken vas dandy
,fhis was where swanger had chance 10
shine.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
MRS. L0NGW0RTH DISCUSSED
Pittsbu-g Women Club Members
Talk Over Cigarette Report.


Pittsburg. July 22.-The report that
Mrs. Alice Longworth, formerly Miss
Alice Roosevelt smokes cigarettes
caused a lively discussion to-day among
members Of wen known Pittsburg
wouen's clubs at a meeting OF the Pitts
burg Playground Associations flower
committee.
IT look on a woman who smokes
cigarettes as do on one who bIeaches
her hair-with suspicion. was the state
nent of Mrs J. II Armstrong.
Mrs. Minnie o. Roberts and Mrs.
George Kramer took leading parts in the
discussion. which was listened TO with
great interest by the women present.
among them being members OF the fol-
lowing clubs. Wimodausis, the Woman's
club of Pittsburg, Sorosls. the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution, the
Daughters Of 1872 the Daughters II
Pioneers and the Women's Southern So
clety
The higher the position woman
holds the more womanly she should be"
asserted Mrs Roberts. and a number o.
others said they thought Mrs. Long
worth ought TO be ashamed or herself Tor
setting such an example 10 the youag
women OF the land
One dissenter, a member OF the Vino
dausis club. said Any worHeu has s.
right to smoke cigarettes II she wants
to, SO long as she doesn tread on any
one else's toes"
The spirited discussion was ended
rather ab:uptly. when prominent
Daughters of tha American Revolution
member arose and ssid
we needn't aH get up our feathers
simply because Mrs L0ngworth smokes
cigarettes. WHY one hundred years ago
our great gra ndmotaers sat with their
hmshands and smoked corncnh nipes
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
HEART GOES TO SPAIN
CdG Custom Observed in Case Of
Count de OWES.

Pilts6urg, july 22.-The heart of Count
Julian DE- OWES. ChiIian Consul in Pitts
burg who died recently. viii be sent to
Madrid, Spain in connection with ahida-
Wits and other documents by the widow
Nine. Blanca de OWES. VINO lays claim %
a large estate in Spain.
Count de OWES was a member of a
branch of the royal house of Spain. It is
said TO be custom that when a scion Of
Spanish royalty dies abroad the heart
shall be removed from the body by at
tending physicians and shipped to Madrid
FOR deposit in a special sepulChTe there.
Mime. de OWES claims that her husband
was one Of several heirs TO property near
Madrid embracing twenty-four parishes.
and portion OF this estate she is now
seeking.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
UNDER WHEELS, BUT UNHURT
little Girl Narrowly Escapes Death in
Taxi Accident.

T1ree-year-old Charlotte Toomey, OF No
$40 west 99th street. was run over by q
,svirab in front Of her home last evening
10 as both the left wheels passed over ner
at4on,en fl was supposed she had been
-.,,s,,ea 70 death. Harry Smith. the chauf-
80 stopped the taxicab and was white
- es,nt when he got out to lift the rhild
t4f~ surprise was great when she said
xryou hurt my stomach
T5r Wardner. Of the J Hood Wright Hos
.-t.at eave tie girl thorough examination
- +,5s7 said she was not even bruised.
@il1 L. s,-es1 in the vicinity was uneven
~, chauffeur remembered that the ma
,Isrs mad sagEef on the rlgnt slde as Il
Es..Iea C,,er the child and Il IS thought thai
T.et,eels On that side suddenly struck q
14'155reesion ~ hich threw the weight TO tfe
right
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
PAY FINES OF PRISONERS
Farmers Resort TO Novel Means to Get
Wheat Harvest Hands.

------etoTrn- Ky, july q novel meTh-
- The wheat crop Of Scott Coun-
reeorted 20 to-day. when number
se..sre appeared before the county
q - and paid The hnes Of ten prisoners
,efl in order 10 get help 10 harvest
=, several Instances the hnes ran as high
,oo an Of the prisoners went with the
farmers Willingly
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
GETS LOO VOLTS AND LIVES.

Michael Foley, Of Bridgeport. Conn. Is
alive IN the Port Chester Hospital. although
frightfully burned. after receiving 100 volts
of electricity. He is employed as a painter
on the New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad and while painting one OF TIA
iron uprights his hand came into contact
with feed wire tt Is regarded as remark
a bic that foley lives a. he Is the only man
who has touched the feed wire and SUI
yiyed
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

MOONLIGHT TRIPS OK str. ALBANY
hsdsen River Day LINE last down boat