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Pocahontas star herald., 1910-02-04
NEWS FROM ATTICA

L. f. Simington and Burley
Knots have been hauling hay to
Pocahontas this week.
There was drummer in town
last week, but we are sorry to say
he did not sell anything as our store
is gone and our postoffice will be
discontinued right away.
Tobe Chastain was up at Timers
store one day last week on business
Miss Ethel Kelley, our school
marin was visiting in Pocahontas
the latter part of last week.
We organized Sunday School at
Oak Grove Sunday, with an en-.
rollment of forty.
Mrs. Dema Shock,ee and little
son are on the sick list this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.
Winebaugh, last Thursday, a fine
baby girl, all parties doing well.
Daley Lacy has purchased fine
horse from Elijah Story.
Quite crowd of young folks
from Shiloh, Clearview, Ingram
and Palestine attended church at
Oak Grove last Sunday.
Jesse Osbern purchased fine
team of mules Burley Knots from
last Saturday.
Miss Flora Kelley of Doniphan
visited her sister, Miss Ethel last
week. She was on her way to Heber
where she will accept position as
saleslady.
Marvin Simington returned to his
work in Pocahontas last Saturday.
He had been out here visiting home
folks and friends.
George Hibbard and wife anG
| Miss Margaret Chastin made a bus.
iness trip to Pocahontas last Tues
day.
Rev. Gatlin is repairing the, par
sonage property by relenciug th
yard
4 Uncle Jim Mcdonald .a repa.r.r.
bis place by putting au .atn nu
ing around .his farm
Ben Newton ha3a crib aisn.
last Tuesday which was we attou
ded.
Little Layelle Knots is very sic
at this writing.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-02-04
DEBOW

Well try for the waste basket
again.
Carle Upton, the Brockett mill
man passed through Debow Satur-
day with a load of meal, which he
was taking to Blggers.
Several parties will be given in
our burg this week.
The farmers are beginning to
clean up their land, preparatory to
begin blowing soon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-02-04
SWARTs

Little Gladys Timer is right SICK
Miss Pearle Gibson visited Miss
ada Thomas Monday night
Airs Simpson visited Mrs. Wine
blugh Tuesday
Miss Anna Tyer attended church
at Oak Grove Sunday.
Little Earle Presley is reported
some better at this writing.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-02-04
WATER VALLEY
(For Last Week.

Frank McIlroy and John l.. Fry
were trading some last week.
Bro. Startling filled his regular ap-
pointment at the McIlroy school
house Sunday.
Misses Mamie Layle and May
McIlroy visited Myrtle Cochran
Sunday.
The party at DR.. Harnden's Fri
day night was well attended
Wiley Hawkins and family visiJ-
at DR. Hmudon's Sunday
Elmer W'.ar5 wife have been
Iopis aara
aarIeis going 70 5ea box supper
at upper Water Valley for the pur-
pose Of getting, some.of the, .breth,.
rem a pair of pants SO they can go
. to church.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-02-04
DEBOW
(For Last Week.

The Death Angel has visited us
and claimed as it's victim, Uncle
Frank Shackletord, highly respeo-
ted citizen of this community. The
bereaved have our sympathy.
j. r. Yancy and b Y. Huddle-
stou arc building Esq. McCarrol's
house this week.
Very few Of our citizens have to
attend court, as we happen to be, as
a rule, law abiding people.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-02-04

The death angel visited the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway last
week and took from them their little
3-year-old daughter.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-02-04

Dee Knots and wife moved ont
onto his mothers farm last week.
Dee has been clerking for L. 0.
Haynes at Pocahontas, but has deer
ded to try farming next year.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-02-04

ME Thompson visited Miss Pearl
Mabry Sunday.
The Washington times., 1910-04-25
NEW YORK SECURITIES STRONGER
AFTER SLUMP IN THE EARLY
TRADING.

NEW YORK, April z5.-The stock
market today opened weak on reports
Of heavy storm damage in the Middle
West In the early trading declines
Of fractions 10 a point were registered.
the sales apparently coming from
discouraged bulls, who were hasten
ing 10 get out Anyhow, there were
plenty Of stocks 10 be had, and at
lower levels the market steadied and
a gradual rise ensued TO the noon
hour
Western railroads were among the
chief sufferers. with Chesapeake and
Ohfo weakest Of all This stock, which
has been well supported for some
time, closed on Saturday at Sc 81.
and opened today at IS IA Much OF
the stock was thrown over in the
early trading and only a slight rise
had taken place at noon. Apparently
bulls who have made Chesapeake and
Ohio their principal hope Of defense
have given up the fort and are selling
out
Steels and C0ppers were not as weak
As the rails Steel common opened al
- and lost q OF a point in the early
trading getting back 70 the level OF
Saturdays closing easily and quickly
after the decline had been checked An
6COnda and Anal Eauate1 CopDers be-
haved In much the same way suffering
small declines and recovering most OF
me loss n the hrst hour Of trading
The Washington times., 1910-04-25
In Happy Ignorance.
PIMLTCO ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

PIMLICO RACE TRACK, Nd, April
25.-Pimlico entries for Tuesday, April
%:
First Rac@Three year oIds and I'D.
selling SIX furIongs- &Dr. Barley. 30.
Taxa hira, II; ekyle, IS, sStargowan,
ia; Kyrat, 105, aFFOOlcast, 95: Haymar-
ket, 1l9; Tivolini, 124; @Hyluen. 90.
Temper. les
Second Race-Two year olds: four and
a half furIongs- Jack Ryan. 104- Foot
lights lgl, Minta- 100, Sally O'Day. IOf-
Stepchild. 104- I.escar. 10. D0rc6esfe-
1l2- MuskmeiOn. Ioi- Andy ChishbIn1,
104
Third Race-ATsiden three wear ole,s.
SIX furlOnSs. Sparkling Wave. 7R--
AMY, 1o5, Tasteful. I07. Laynlfnstel..
lgt, Ny Southern Boy. I07: Jack Frost
lps, Lecpardstown- 100: Landmark 1G7-
Chopper 49, Equation, 1GT: Trudo 100
inspired To- Moltke- 107; Hewlett, 10
Fourth Arlington SfeeDlechas Sc
hunters. two miles selection, rs.
Merry Man II Miss Perir0rd. 49,
PIrslane, rs, Duke OF Roanoke, I46
Fifth ce-Three-year-oIds and m
ward; selling one mile ChOirmaster Of
Chesterb-o06, 111- eCharivari, IO2:
ACailas 81 Cay Dsceiver, So County
Fair los; JuggleT, -; CesariIass, 81
Sixth race-Cnited Hunts purse. three
year-olds and upward: one mile and
sixty yards. @. Al Miller. 81: High Pri-
Vate, 1iS- PUlka, 10; Hibernica. "a
Apprentice allowance claimed.
y Gather fair track heavy.
The Washington times., 1910-04-25

Damage reported IN the track OF the
recent heavy rains IN the Middle West
to the early crops VIII probably furnish
additional ammunition 70 the bears, but
4 Is almost certain that this VIII De
snort lived These drenching rains We're
what were needed IN all the section Gov
cred by them to put the soil ia excellent
condition for cDrn and wheat and other
crops later in IF the recent storms are
followed by a period Of warm growing
weather, the time viii be quite ample
for planting corn and other agricultural
crops ard getting the best returns Nat
ursiily the reports coming from that
region now have a strong tendency. to
unsettle prices but IL may be expected
that the rainfall and even the cold
weather VIII be a blessing in disguise
70 the farmers, who viii easily recover
from the damage
While the market during the ia s. after
the early slump has been entirely pro
fesS1onal and has sea-sawed enc way
and the other. the fluctuations have been
within narrow range. and al he he
ginning OF the last hour prices we're AZ
about the level Of Saturdays close Fay--
ing recovered the losses Of the weak
opening and the decline Of the early
q aclng- The market Is dead so far as
any significant movement IS concerned
Ile weather reports having been quickly
discounted and the market becoming
steady at q slightly lower level than
the average OF last week
The situation IS UNCHANGED with an
increasing short interest hanging over
the market which must be DISPOSED Of
before any permanent rise in urf~es
can be expected.
The Washington times., 1910-04-25

recording Of self 70 self sales, and place
drastic restrictions upon shutting out
fractional sales by bids upon big blocks
market. IN lots which under ordinary
circun stances coulo not be furnished.
After call some big trades in bonds
were pulled eff at about the usual
prices. These consisted OF 200 in
Railway IS at S41z and SEk and $500
IN Potomac Electric SIS at 108
It is generally understood among
members Of the exchange that Albion
K Paris VIII be elected president OF
the exchange at the election to be held
after the business session OF the exc
change next Thursday.
The Washington times., 1910-04-25
Val Street Market Weak Reports of Damage
Wholesale Produce Market
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.

&Ee711 -@-|CoIF anu
The prices given below On poultry are fo7
wholesale lots only 5oS5srs' lots are from
a 10 ! cent higher. Rscased eggs. 1 cent
higher.
SsssseZSsy york fats. I7s6a1so.
Butter--creanery, fancy. in tubs. SIC
prints. 55cs renovated, fancy, E71sa2sc: store
packed per lb, 20c-
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Chickeus per u zsasoc.
spring chickens, SOC hens 1s1zc; roost-
sTs. ioc: turkeys, toms. Isc; hens. 2oc;
ducks, 1Sc-
Fruit.
AppIes-Per Dbl. ss-5sa5.5o; Florida ora. go.
PSL oo2, f--I.-is-'' "a ifornia oranges, go
49, grapefruit. peg box. S2.75as. co: pm
apples, per crate. Sz05a3.50
Vegetables.
Potatoes-Per bbI., Sl-25al 70: per bu., S5a
opc' new potatoes. No 4. S5.OG5 81 per bill :
sweet potatoes. s. 50a2-50; vans. & 50a2 e.
Bermuda onions. psr crate. SIS
Green Go0ds-t'ucunbsrs, Florida Der tas-
ket. &-5eas-oei string beans, per basket. 5 80
40 North Carolina lettuce, 81. aOaI So rad
lshes- per 100 $780, spinach uer bbl "a.
s1-eli Florida celery, Sl-ooa2-50. iaoIe, per Dbl
-9t7-c' Elofll2 peppers per BASKET 81 sea- 90.
- p-anls per crate, SlI5a2-5G; parsley, per
BASKET, el-tl1-oS- Florida tomatoes pef- crate
Sl-olaz- CO. asparagus, 81 .5Oa} IS per 5ozen
bulchess rhubarb- -la9oc per dozen be-cras-
new caDoage- s--la2-53- per crate. spring
onions, l5caSLo0 per hundred: teets za5c me-
punfh5 North Carolina straw berries Der az
taloc green peas per basket 81 0aac 90
Live Stock.
Calyes-ETiTne. Der 10. s5zaloc, medium. So
ascs common lascs spring lambs, choice. ia
I3c- sheep. choice. per IT,. sl.75e. 7,o7i-I-II
2a21zc: hoes. 81. 00aq- 90 y-ourg, MS 80
choice stock sz-5Ga3-5G
The Washington times., 1910-04-25
IN LOCAL SECURITIES
ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY IN
RAILWAY BONDS.

Dealing in Washington stocks was
at the minimum, being confined 70 10
shares Of Washington Railway and EIec-
trio. preferred. at 91& This sale, with
one Capital Traction bond, constitut-
ec all the business recorded on call.
In fact, the call was little more than
a Teadjustment Of prices in anticipa-
ton Of the new administration of the
Exchange which viii come IN next
thursday, when the new president will
be elected, and two new rules Of pro-
ceure which have been carefully work
ed out, will probably De adopted
These rules VIII effectually stop the
The Washington times., 1910-04-25
INSURGENTS PLEDGE
SUPPORT TO TAFT

Three Of the leading near Insurgents
in the House today called on President
TAFT and promised him their support FOR
the AdminiStra ton measures They were
hayes OF California. Fish OF New Xork
and Woods Of Iowa and il is unde-.
stood that they REPRESENTED a fargo
proportion of the non-regulsr RepubIi-
cans IN the House
The insurgent pledge. which is bit 2
repetition Of several former promises
il IS declared, practically assures the
passage Of the Presidential bills now
pending.
The Washington times., 1910-04-25
CENSUS Man FINDS
LIVING COST Low
Free Meal Per Day, Is
Record Set BY One
EnumeTatOT.

There are advantages about the work
or collecting the census in Washington
other than the payment OF cents for
each name collected ana the opportunity
onered for The study Of human nature.
according. % one OF Supervisor Brough-
tons best men enUmerators-
This euumerator has long passed the
DAYS OF romance. and he firmly believes
that IT is no disgrace 10 eat, especially
f you are hungry He does think. how
ever. that 90 IS often bad form 70 pay
for eating, and that ever. encourage
uent should be given to the promor on
Of hospitality In these two respects n
is establishing a record for himself in
the census work because he usually
succeeds in being asked 70 partake Of at
least one meal a day while soliciting the
census data 1t is not easy, and accord
ing 10 him this feat reqUires@ consider
able system" or strategy.
Seeks invitation.
This e1ume-ator went 20 & house
IN the northwest section one evening,
and when the door opened he shifted
at a pleasant -odor coming from the
kitchen The woman OF the house was
one OF those kindly motherly, sweet
faced women. who always want 70 help
everybody and everything. The enUm-
orator explained the object OF his visit,
all the time bearing ia mind that one
FIRST. sweet sniff
when the woman started 70 furnish
the information necessary the enumeT-
I must write this on the dining room
table. It IS necessary 10 turn n neat
report 10 avoid errors euds II II is not
too announcement, We might resume our
work in the dining room
rrr nor 4 n %
the OdOT OF a good meal never sus-
peCted anything and readily agreed.
Drops Bait
They had not gone very far with the
questions when the enumerator raised
his head and with almost ? sanity
smile said, as Re took one IoU r reath.
What Delightfully."- smelling cCf-se- And
those rolls, they remind me # my old
home"
He was not in the least surprised
when his sweet-faced hCStrss asked him
coffee and some Of the rolls He knew
sue was going 70 do il, and 70 him it
was Just a question Of how long IL
would take 10 get them before him
AS the woman or the house was about
TO walk toward the kitchen the maid
appeared and said she was ready TO
bring the dinner en- and, being a
znOtheriv and kindly person the wO-
man OF the house asked the -si.a-7-vvorlz-
ing census taker If he would be a
guest at dinner After an exc 'ent zf-
fort 70 appear EN- EMBARRASSED and at the
same time to appear COndeSCendinE. tie
enumerator accepted He proved 10 he
an entertaining taIker. aOd the M J.
bers Of the family appeared to e Joy /
his visit
In Happy Ignorance
When he departed he thanked his host
ess- for her F. = -z=-~s-s,r in such q
way that that dear lady VIII never
dream that he practically invited him
self
This enumerator today in speaking Of
the hospitality he IS receiving. saj1-
The meals are there waiting for you
II Won only go after them right
A large portion OF the force Of enumer-
atOrs began today on the task Of col
Letting the census data at the large
hotels This work VIII occupy them un-
I'll Thursday. which is the last day for
taking the census as prescribed by law (
The Washington times., 1910-04-25
SENATOR IS IMPROVING

Senator AIcCumber of North Dakota is
today reported at the Garfield Hospital
to be steadily improving The Senator
was operated upon at the Garfield ten
days ago, but no complications have set
in. and it is thought he wiz be con
valesceut within a Few days.
The Washington times., 1910-04-25
FALSE HAIR TAR0OFn

BOSTON, April 25.-Puffs have been
tabooed for the first time BY the juniors
Of Wellesley College The Juniors from
now on VIII wear no false hair The
seniors. sophs. and freshits. however
continue 20 be unre2enaTate- The
juniors follow the example Of the Rad
cliffe girls. who recently sent the puT
10 coventry
The Washington times., 1910-04-25
Days Sales on Washington Exchange

Capital Traction, SIS, s.. 090G115Z-
- washington Ry- and Elec-, pfd.. 10d
51zt-
After call. Washington Railway and
Electric As $5.o00aSflz. S5,000dGfk. 81. cool
The Washington times., 1910-04-25

qs47t. s5.@cas4z. s5OoOasF- S5.OoOgs4sl.
S1,ooGas4s.
Potomac Electric SIS. aooOa1Os. 1900
0l0S. s. .0o0d10s.
The Washington times., 1910-04-25
SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

NANTED-VFashfuE BY expsrisucea ls-,,-
aressi nrst-class work. Cali OF address ITGz
So 81 y ". -
WAN TEDDY whf1e woman Uashf1r - %
- 12l--e- - Ara1nsr s. y. z 1tc
va I H-Io-5y arst-cisss lsUndress al kfnfs
vashing homo. cheap. So y n " -
NASI ED-By frsc-class white Isr7E----
washing 70 take home Address az "a 81
y - -
"<NTE1D'-Placs as day worker OF vgs.rrI--
- take home IDS 1st s. s " NJ
v As1Ie-s5IoN- II.
va IE-D-By cclersd woman. waskinE to a
~ 1-oe- 6rsr-cIsss LaIfnd~esz CAR -
wife. ~ 5th s. n y. sp&-zr-
TVAcSTED-Suau v-ashinE 70 a e. h---e -
dzy's work 81 Ridge 81 y " ap3l-2ss
EFANTED-By White woman, Place 70 a..
gsDeraI housszork BOX ss8, Times or-Fos
The Washington times., 1910-04-25
SITUATIONS WANTED

HoCsE AND ROOF PAINTING n al -
bra1ches- ADDRESS PAINTER s0s Indiana
ave y. W apZ5-7ts
y AeSTH-D-Plsoe IS driver by colored rus1.
nrst-class- SOC q st 8 " Its
yTANTEsD-By coiored man rozi-fo, sz
Waterman q parks or brfIdfnes. F-Sf-cIas=
references ~ Ridge 81 y " ap1s-24sf
FFASIED-BT reliable. honest, sober nan
tThite). place as Stationary fireman watch
nan or any work JOHN SHOWERS I7Iz
81 = - apzs-zr-1
AN Expert E-oSCE-D a-fthulstfc tnst--TCTo-
wishes % forE small class o. give private
esEons; hours . 10 o m rates reasonable
-3oE 80 Times Office $780,
POSITION VIII real estate firm By rsu ~
years Ola married. laEz- ac5,1aIrlte--y-a-
familiar With city and AL Gf1ces and u-o-z
connected with D c. real estaEe- 9 49,
general ofics experience ~ city references
. T. 11-4 n n Az zp1-5rs
The Washington times., 1910-04-25
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. 2 Hu,to, &
Co, members New York stock F-vonev7ra Z
r Cave-ly, manager, 1901 F street northwest
Open High T.o1- Close
The Washington times., 1910-04-25
HELP WAaTED-FEMELE

AZ EXPERIENCED waist draper and v-aist
helper Apply Room -. Ee0 y. Y ave
ap14-2tc
BRIGHT, NEAT CRISIS years OF - -
Iocr messengers wrappers and aisle clerks
Apply % Il ". Schaub, with GOLDEN
BERG's. TN and K SITS ap14-3t
BRIGHT GIRL FOR wrapping and checIi7V
dePt
Apply zaI c n W asz4ste
LADY. Tor theater; 40 boTTrE-
see per week come well recornr-ended-
Call between and at SO EN- - " n.
apG5-st-l
The Washington times., 1910-04-25
LOST AND FOUND


.LOST-Avaluabls turquoise mahx
necklace. Sunday. April "a, 1910.
Finder please return to Times
Classified Advertising Department
and receive reward from owner.
LosT-Diazond caring Fsf--S--- go
Iheater and 9Th and = - y $500 -
11-ler return 70 So IOth ST n. z: read
L Iss5azal OF Rockville pike Please
- n > S011E5Is. Rockville, Nd =
- - I-iast Monday. On way 10 D a P
Ill cerT0nel Din. fastened "a LAW
2--- hssard. 2513 Ontario roa6- Ito
L9sT-Between 1Ssh and Neal = \ -
Aoly Name Church. one s-sfoue 6Isr,o-,5
-D-AsG sttached 70 EoiE rope chain. SO -
1ard AGNES ZTSGLE-T Les Neal = X
Z spss-st'
LosT-Vvhits fox terrier dog. left ea- brown
i- vS reward L returned 20 la Pa ave
zp15-Sts
LOSI-Friday morning. sod watch Initial
X z t. LIBERAL reward II returned 70
- - - - " ap2s-9ts
LOST-A brooch Of snail diamonds bo-- no
sfl-pcs On Friday night. April Is betzeen
y nl-e House cloak room and 1903 X ztrset-
"neTe loeTs4 reward awaits SIS return
LosT-A roll e money VIA Tu55e- 80
around suEbie reward, once OF F4o-eI
Raleigh e57l- -
LoST-Fr1dzy. lady's opsn-faos rola 1-sfcF1.
lllLlals T Q. c. Reward ~ returned -
- - 8 y " ap24-5y'
The Washington times., 1910-04-25

LOST-A roll q money win ru55e- 1s-7
9Found- Suitable reward. once Of Hotel
The Washington times., 1910-04-25

Los L-Fr1dzy. lady's opsn-caos 500 vvsfch.
1o1s 20th St y " 1000. =
The Washington times., 1910-04-25

LOSL-A brooch Of snail diamonds bo-w 80
shape On Friday night. April IL betzeen
" li-s House cloak room and 1903 x zzree-
ThsTe liberal reward awaits SIS rsty1rr
The Washington times., 1910-04-25

LyS4-ETlday morning. gold watch. fnftfsIs
X z t. LIBERAL reward II returned "a
- - - ~ W augs-gfs
The Washington times., 1910-04-25

Calves-fTiTle- Der 10. g5zaIOc. medium. 81
ascs common Ease; spring lambs, choice ia
&c. sheep. choice. per IT,. 8lza5c. medium
a3lzc: hogs. s9-o0s2-50. young Piss. good
choice stock. sz5Gs3-5e
The Washington times., 1910-04-25
HELP WANTEO-MALE

YOUNG GIRL for lunch room work. ~
18Th 81 y X. zpcf-zr'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-11-30

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Butler Sunday, Nov. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Bashaw visited
his brother Levi at Irasburg Saturday.
Miss Nellie Richardson completed
herw ork for Mrs. E. Gilbert Satur-
day.
WillLafuer of Wolcott spent Thanks
giving with his sister, Mrs. Fay OAR
ling.
Mrs. Geneva Blanchard of Lowell
has been spending several days in
town.
John McAllister of Lowell recently
visited his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Winget.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and son Lynn
of Walcott visited recently at Frank
Sheldon's.
Barbara Fletcher went to Craftsbury
Friday to spend few days with
friends there.
Mahlon Dow spent Thanksgiving
with his sister, Mrs. Constance Wal
lace at Newport.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-11-30
sURRENDERs TO POLICE
Goodwin Claims That He Killed Gala
way In Self Defense

Danvers, Mass Nov % Chester
NJ. Goodwin who shot Bertram w.
Galloway to death Friday night,
walked into the Danvers police sta
ton last night and gave himself up
After he had been locked up Good
win is said by the police to have made
a complete confession. He claimed he
had shot Galloway in self defense.
Goodwin said that Galloway had be-
come jealous Of his attentions to Mrs.
galloway and when he interfered be-
tween them to save Mrs. Galloway
from a beating Galloway threatened to
throw him out of the house and start
ed TO carry out his threat.
Goodwin said he had spent the two
nights since Gallaway's death in the
Topsfield woods. about four miles
from here. He had saved himself
from starving by eating barberries and
frozen apples.
He Will be arraigned for a preIim-
mary hearing today in the Salem dis
trlct court.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-11-30
LOCAL NEW )
BA4Y.

Fred Pierce was on the sick list last
week.
Nearly all the schools in town began
Monday.
Mrs. Sylvia Cheney died Saturday,
Nov. &c.
Eli Gilbert was in Wolcott Friday
on business.
Hiram Richardson of Irasburg was in
town Wednesday.
Albert Fort of Hardwick was in
town the first of last week.
Rev. C. A. Adams preached in ex-
change with Rev. Goad Sunday.
Roland Chafey of Boston spent
Thanksgiving at his parents home.
Willard Hyde is working for Ira
Pierce. Mr.. Pierce is still very i'll.
Enos LaAuer of Elmore recently
visited his sister. Mrs. Julia Darling.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-11-30
FOUND
BROKEN GLASS
CriDpen Intended to Use It to
Open His Wrists
HIDDEN IN UNOERCLOTHING

Watchfulness of Death Guard Prevent
ed GaIIows Being Cheated of Its
Vctin-EtheI Leneve, Who Claims
to Be Murderer's Wife, Changes Her
Mind About Coming to America
Doctor Made No Confession
London, Nov. 25.-Ethel Leneve
still insists that she is the wife OF DR..
II. H. CTippen. for the telegram she
sent to him as he was being led to the
gallOws, was signed Wife" She has
been Frustrated since the execution
and Will stay in England, she says.
to settle DR.. Crippen's estate, all Of
which he left to her
The telegram which was handed to
Crippen from her half an hour be-
fore he was taken to the scaffnld read:
MY love, thoughts and prayer are
with YOU. God bless you, darling
Crippen, who was in a collapse
Wien he was hanged, tried to commit
suicide on Tuesday night While in
bed under the eyes of the death watch
he took the lenses of his snectacles
and broke them under the bed
clothes.
This gave him several sharp little
knives with which if was his Inuen-
ton to open his wrists and bleed to
death His movements attracted The
notice Of the grads, who immediately
searched the bed. They found the
glass hidden in his undercIothes
Crippnn made no confession before
he died That is stated positively by
the governor Of the Prison. al: those
who came into Official contact with the
prisoner and by the Leneve woman
Dr. Crippen made no confession. >
said the woman 4 Inven him ana
still believe him innocent I'M tireT
Of uotoriety. Now l want IL De Juss
quiet and alone
After his reprieve Crippen was N
such a nervous state that he could not
make any long or coherent statement
When the Len woman went to say
farewell to him his condition was pitt
full" agCniznd mental prostration,
the jail physician called 1t
He tossed in his BED and sobbed all
night long after mis- Jailers had pre-
vented his attempt at suicide. In the
morning he collapsed entirely again
when Father Carville came to read the
service for the condemned with its
Fl iohr bo
| evIdOer, but he managed to pull him
| self together enough to walk to the
| glbbet. supported by the priest.