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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-23

err, a respect
was arrested
S. Depu-
Or selling
basket, under the
zig apples. He will
blidays in the Tazewell
january will face a jury
s. Court at Big Stone Gap.
u. Moss, of Burke's Garden,
Ire on his week end visit He
over Saturday, and came very
meeting with an accident on the
untains just outside the Garden, by
horse falling several times. The
were so badly frozen and the
so thick that his horse could hard
tand at all. Mr.. Moss thinks the
issue will carry in Tazewell
ty by huge majority.
Obert Johnson, for several months
hected with the Pocahontas Con-
Undated Galleries Co., at Switch
back, w. Va, is at home and will
probably take position in some of
the law Offices here. Mrs. johnson
has been the guest of her parents in
Bluefield the past week.
ID. c. Johnson, of Pocahontas, was
here on Wednesday on business, a
part of which was to get a hurry
job of printing which he couldn't get
in his community. He got it and took
it back with him.
John w Whit, Baptist Valley, was
here on Monday, and reported a
pumpkin grown in that community
which weighed 161 pounds, and a
porker slaughtered there this season
which tipped the beam at 454 pounds.
Big things, these, in Baptist Valley.
Johns not a regular member of the
Ananias Club, and hence nobody will
question the correctness of the above
statements. The editor thanks sister
Whit for several pounds of fine
permelon from one of the big whop-
pers, and also for seed from same.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
PTNCH NOHLETT IGITN.
DaNId q. In'bod~n complainant PateT-
soa V'hN stefan annoyed

\ crnceru called IN" COLONY Corpora ion
and ran bv David 4, lmh"i"n adv"r-
'is.d Tor 81" SON" bonds SECURED hy
Long Island RAJ "s'a'" Edwin Arden
Nrhlett. who occasionally gets arrested
amt one" went 20 sing sing and who
hangs uui ~ ur,k sr IN the BrIuswIck
y Ildiug told them he could get Gus
i,,fr-r frr som. II N" bonds m Dr T. X
Morgan g Paterson. WIN. a. he had rad
~ the pap"r-. cam" mi" wilhuis Last
fall but that pr Morgan insisted that
~ n lev - Of - Brad street should ap-
IrdI~s IN" property The appraisal WAS
Go m, a., So
lm,.ud"n didnt like ~" l"nk- - this
ard asked m. poliov dfhry ku"w Nuhl"'i.
They dii and ~ u was arranged that Tho
,h..ck Z ~ s21sB 80 - paId To- Nuhl"ti for
LOWS should b" handed over ia the pros
enc. It y detective. Then lmbudsn
visited Dr Morgan ~ Paterson.
What again" CREED th" PhvSicIan
when be- heard Nnhl"i''- name He
never even ~ppke tp m" abnut buying
NOudS when tins vp'k and h.Ill story
about INV great wealth Wa printed this
Npbiett looked IN" up and kindly CNnr"d
10 invest my money for me in q Western
Id mine he had az option On or any
thing else He's used nv name for
r-fsT.nce ~ Massachusetts and other
PLACES and I'm getting tired ~ u
haven't any millions "" never even
heard ~ IA" Nj Lewis
DETECTIVES called fpr Npbl"t' last eve
ming al hi- llfth av"u''" NO aud ""h
hun Co Headquarters On lmhu'en : COM
plant when searched aluutsa. %" mad
was a membership cart ~ tn National
As-p'tailpu - Automobile O~uFT-. =
COPY NJ the New Jersey automobile regis
try and. Hlso made put ~ hi- name q
chauffeur itC"u~.. b.te'tIy" Nlc on
vile -av- thai complaints have come
- him recruitv from - New Work. nTm
~ lawyers 'ha' Suhl-tt got $3.50 from the
Murray 4 HI, 60. manufacturing
hrn AZ 1854 u r.'..i art Southern bouls-
ward and. the -tiur law firm says. NOb-
l..tt T. ACCUSED bg -" Keller ManuiActur-
Iug company ~ Philadelphia max srS
Oi vacuum cleaners. 81 receiving 81. 20
FOR a'tIng a. gent Of the American
redemption Company nf Rochester The
Enyh"-iar iTW. objective MCtonvlI!"
,ay- has contradict 81 Noblett'S repre-
~~ntstiun- 'ut' b" was connected with
tr.. firm IN auy way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08

ottawa ndsrstAndinG ~ 60 Purpose SI
the aeuelsee Gsve-nmeat.

OTTAWA. Ont. April Tt IN prac-
tically certain that the Quebec Govern
ment will prohibit expectation of pulp
wood - the United States and will make
- considerable increase in the rent Of
timber limits as well as an advance in
stumpagH dues. Premier Gouin has an
norinced that he would declare the atti-
tude 70 Quebec on the question in the
Legislature before the close Of session.
hut az present neither he nor any Of his
colleagues is willing to give out any in
formation.
Hon. AlIard. Minister Of Lands and
Forest. however. gave an interesting
resume Of the situation: The Government
has not sold any timber linits.- said
Mr.. Allard. We leays thses limits Ia
the lumbermen for one year. Owing IN
the large amount invested In the timber
industry. however. the limit holders
asked on assurance that the rent wouldn z
he increased for a certain time. In 1879
an order In counsel was passed by which
the Government agreed not 20 increase
the rent for a period % ten years. This
agreement expires in September next
The Government will then he at liberty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
HOTCHkISS SEEMS WORE LIGHT.
mack to Albany tn FIDd sDu, Nboui some
Legislator

Sups. Hotchkiss Of the Insurance
Department. who has been gottIng lot
Of interesting facts concerning the actIy-
tiles 81 legislators IN and ont ~ Albany
went 10 that city yesterday. MIR Hotrh-
kiss had little 70 say about tine insurance
investi gaticn before he took his tram.
He limited. though. that more EXPLOSIONS
wers due on Monday. when the herring
will he resumed.
There was pretty dsfnit" idea that
MIR Hotchklss stopped m Albany on hi-
way 60 Buffalo To have a talk Nth Gov
Hughes Tho entrance 81 John b StancE-
field a. counsel for James ". Cunning
ham. who was a member Of kllingwOod
A Cunningham. the stock brokerage
firm which dealt largely in stocks for a
number OF State Senators and Assembly
men prevented Mr.. HOtChkiss from get
ting all he wanted out Of Gum nRham
IL was suggested Yesterday that Mr..
Hotchkiss might want some advice from
the Governor. There was further
suggestion that Matthew &. Fleming. who
nasistsd Gov. Hughes IN the Armstrong
investigation. might he named as counsel
for the Investigators.
Mr. Stanchheld was for some time
counsel for q. Tracy Rogers 81 BinR-
hamton. one time special partner IN
EllinRwoOd A Cunningham. Mr.. Rogers
has besn described a. the Legislative
agent at Albany for tho traction M
terests.
louis BedpII. -Odsll's Assemblvman.
who was a rnemfer Of the House Com
mittse on Railroads. IN 1870 and 1901
along with James +. Rogers Of Bling
hamton and others. and whose name
was brought out by Mr.. Hotchkis~'s
examination OF Mr. Cunningham ON
"Wednesday a. -Gentlemen No. 7" on
the firms hooks. had desk room in Mr..
StanchfeId's OnicS until a short time ago.
His name still nppears on one OF the doors
Of Mr.. Stanchfsld's suite Ia tbs Hanover
Bank Building
Inquiry az 20 Mr.. Bedell's whereabouts
brought the information that he hadn't
been seen around the Sa@nchfsld ofiices
for a monthat least.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
tDWITS tNOTHER >HOOTING.
Wan Who Murdered Mis- BIlrks,onr Tells
OG NOundinE n Wan

RTNGFIELp. Mass April :. BSr-ram
T. spencer the self confessed murderer
r. Miss Martha Blackstone and r.rpo-
?, day that he had shot au0iher p"TSpn
The shooting which Spencer confessed
took Eaace about two years ago, the victim
t-inR Michael Gilhoolv, mntorman
employed by a local street raf.way coin
ANY Spencer mistoOk m" motormAn
f. ne conductor ~ the car AID ordered
'.-r % throw up ms hands G.hDuly 49,
.rssd that Spencer was losing aIt todd
? 'r 49, wrCrcupon spencer fired ~ 90.
rrs bullet entering GIlhOply'- Ia aud he
Dr.sr generating the hpdv 'tlhoOly
vH- removed 90 q rr-pir Al. ,"h"r" o." 70
4.r"d Iu a critical coalition Tor som"
'. ruT finally recovered
-f.roer'- mother was completely pTu~-
'-a..d day a. a result ~ ia" develop
"... 4 'ue las' two days
j. isEI"d that Spencer "a addicted
o. r." 100 ~ drugs The hypodrruic
sr-rg" found 10 ms pocket ma t--en
..r' ted a. one which had heen stolen
D.. T physician ufi0y Yesterday A.
rlT," Sta'I'f. no city physician
'rt 90 give Spencer an injection u
rrrrr. 80 pmet HiS nerves. but the
nan refused To- allow w. -JyinG
'. f. .ad never teen addicted - drUg-
r.. '.r he did not intend 20 a~q'.lr" the
. 80 THIS time
NJ ... - th. Jew"lry and nBher articles
70 ~T"HC"T'- uOrIssa were Identified
rH- Some 81 ~ had pe"n ~'olen ~
... field Will" many r"-idents OF
-'".d found amnnG the property
a" .- winch hat been stolen from
H.. 'rv-.s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
TEVTS q. TRUE VELASOUEZ.
Other Art Experts CSuIdn't see Initials
James G:rleE DascaSered.

SPECIAL Cahie DsspafcAsI 10 THR SrN
LONDON. April The COMMITTEES 81
experts which was appointed TO inVesti-
gate the Eenuineneas % the Rokeby
NelaSquez painting 81 Venus has marie
ts report The committee included
Roger T.. Fry. the European adviser on
painting oG the Metropolitan Museum of
Art; G. n. Holmes. Claude Phillips. the
Rev. DIgald =. Maccole. keeper Of the
National Gallery OF Art. and Lionel C,Ist.
n" director % the National Portrait
,i.Illery
While tho report has not vet been given
"ut u "a Understood that the committee
u of opinion that the picture il a genuine
\'lasIuez. Ths initials which the art
critic James Grieg discovered are az
corting 70 report. invisible 90 other eyes.
LONDON. April s.-ENperts write to-day
10 the Morning Post. in which paper Mr..
Craig made his original announcement.
saving there IN no vestiRe of the supposed
initials. Mr.. Craig adheres To his state
malt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
HOrH PRIN'IPlL> ~ LOCkIP.
Rsason Wn, aH NiIrnAIlsn suit IIad TO
Br NJ IOuFnrd.

Whom the lawyers with all their Wit
u,-ss.'- APPEARED at the court house IN
New ark yesterday for hearing ON the
TOPPER Brann"Lan Of - state street.
that city. for the alienation 81 the former .
wti.s affections u was learned that the
two prnCipB rs Wsr" locked up ~ the
S's-Ond pr-ciHc' station The two men
were arrested following cash they had
~ Bleerner street late on "Wednesday
night An adIO'irnV1ent WAS. asbled for
and ne cHse was -at down for the week 81
April ~ The laSyets then hurried To
the Criminal Court Tn defend their clients
Arraigped before Judge Judge the men
wer' found guilty and their sentence sus-
pended Counzal for BrannsGan en-
tered charge 81 assault and battery
for has client against Shngerland and the
latter through his counsel preferred a
counter charge Both men were paroled
Tor the action - the Grand Jury
Acts which are alleged 10 have taken
place in Asbury Park last summer arr
said to have caused the suit. A cnDias
was served on Slingerland IN AEbury
Park. but he evaded the officer and fed
TO New York. He was arrested there
and eNtFndited in CONTEMPT proceedingN
Brannegan and Slngeriand were in search
Of witnesses when the clash which landed
them in police cells occurred. Slfngerland
was accompanied 10y Mrs Brannegan
and thia IL said To have led To the fsti-
cuIa Slingeriand said later that ha
met her at the home Of her mother. Mrs
Winifred Poole. ~ BlesckeF street and
intended % put her on a car. Singer
AMOS home - 90 II Lake avenue. Asbury
Park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
PIRNELL LIBEL >F\>LTION.
Redmond win Question the MINISTRY "n
str Robert Nndrr-on-s ant -~-ISn.

I>p'..F o. his BssprhA 'a IHT ~UN
LONDON April SIr Robert Amber
son. who admits ~ the course 81 an arti-
Gle IN BlrckVood's MdgdlIn' that b. Wis
the author II the notorious articles en-
titled -ParneIliSm and Crime which were
published by the Times m i-s'. writes 70
the press that when h. wrote m" ARTICLES
b. had entirely ceased t0 b" the political
adviser q the Home once. and neither
before the appointment 81 III" Parn'll
Commission nor during its life did the
Times receive assistance, directly ~ in-
directly. from the Crimina! investigation
department.
The newspapers are making a sensation
of the incident John Redmond the Irish
leader. will question the Government
on the sub iect in the Ho,Isa II ommonS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
CONDEuNERS WTST nv PURE.
~rrIPturaI Test Now Being NPpI1~d IN
sIrert OpenInG lases.

Former Alderman Edward V Handy
II Th.. Bronx. who was named by supreme
Court Justice Davis a condemnat ION com
missioner IN the East i14th street eNt"n-
son proceedings. m which LOUIS = Haffen
was alSo named. met opposition also
Yesterday when he appeared before
supreme Court Justice Greenbaum t.
qualify.
William r Morris the Tammany leader
IT the. Thirty fourth district. objected L.
Handy On the ground that Handy had
been opposing him m his leadership fight
and had a personal preIudiCs' against hun
which he thought would affect the InteP-
,Sts 81 clients h., Morris was represent
ing ~ the condemnation proceedings.
Handy declared u was absurd TO think
that his own political aspirations would
influence him IN the performance IT his
duty The Court reserved decision
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
to make new terms " lth the limit hoIders.-

to make new terms with the limit holders :
Mr.. Allard would not admit that Il was
the intention Of the Government to pro-
hihit the expectation Of pulp wood. hut
said that II tins was done II would un =
douhtedly he fensfioisl tn the province.
The prohibition 81 exportRtion would
have the effect Of greatly Increasing the
indust ~ IN the province. he aAid MANY
United States manufacturers would open
mills IN this side Of he line and this would
give employment Ia a great many people.
The opening oG new mills In this provinces
would check the flow 81 emigration 10
the United states
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
SPECIAL TRIIN TO SECURE NINE.
Remarkable Geld Discovery saIa 90 Nave
Beea Made NOrth 10 Cobalf.

OTTAWA, April Word reached here
this afternoon 81 The discovery 81 q new
gold field az Galel lake. near Bourke
Siding. considerably north of Cobalt. A
sample. u il Aaid. assayed ~ per cent.
In order 10 hold their discovery II. W.
Ramsbottom. Ar Hammer and half a
DOZEN mining men rushed Ia Cobalt
chartered a special train and pulled out
from Cobalt at 4 o'clock this morning z.
They expert to land az Bo,Irke Siding.
where they will take the train for Galel
Lake
Bourke Siding il some ten miles from
the TemiskaminR and Northern Ontario
Railway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
S,oI. a, sea and Can.tLand Mere.

Two Hungarian-. second cabin pas
s.ngerS low the Cunar,ier Pannonia. from
Trieste and hume and ports 81 the Medi-
terransan stole quantity of the ship :
.ilverN arr and table linen valued At
about SS0 IN the trip and had the loot in
their baggage The customs INSPECTORS
were told about the di-appearancs 81
the -tuff iouDd Il and sent u back aboard
The Hungarian~ W~r~ landed at Fills
Island and viii tie shipped back TO fIume
a. undesirable
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
hIT'HC\ER ~ ~IN FRiNCI>IO.
'"unruN Report That o." TLN-rs arm,
- Drfrnce for Nu,tr1hI

rH. lTAStI~'O. Mr. brrt
nor arrived 'tt" 4.. glyu. uu to
NIrip..-a bat did not get Ashore
morning.
uo' CIV" yp freely 10 rn'nry iew"rs.
SO confirm the rHI.r- from We
' c.. that hc reCpm-u- -6r' co. do
NY q ~ $50 men iur OIL. Australian
~" tuDA an s.burI 1bIi" 1rtp
..rrp1u fhT. 4ru SAINT. ara Val
r.-rIgnt val- q guf - 90 "a dinner
Rear AamiTal SsirH" hv repre-
men ia civil, army and naval
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
tHTI>r> TIrE WINS ORCE.
ashiRxt " q. singer Accused Si
sIis-sn1lucI with a FPrnch " Oman

~nr.Hs f..h.s lrTpIf % IHE SIS
lpNuoS. April g The probate and
divorce DIVISION Of the High Court OF
lg-tlr,' granted divorce to-day 90
Blarchs the wife of Washington VI q
Singer. on the ground Of misconduct
with . French woman at a hotel m Dover
lts' September
Mr. Singer did not defend the SUIT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
New Yorker, l.SRg Resident In England.
Leaves asa. tDalO To- GRANDDAUGHTER.

-gsciai cake DsspdfcA 10 TINS SUI.
LoNDoN. April The will Of tho late
Henry Isaac Butterfeld. the nonagenariAn
fnemter OF the firm OF Butterfsld Bros.
Of New York. was fled to-day.
The will Of Mr.. Rutt@gheld gho ~ss
born IN Yorkshire IN 1888 and who married
Mary Roosevelt. a daughter Of the Hon.
VI Burke Roosevelt. IN 1854. leaves
EIO.JO in trust for granddaughter. Marie
LOUISE Roosevelt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
PERU STILL WARLTKE.
Many women ~ Rank Volunteer To serve
with the Ambulance orps.

Special cabis DsspafcA 10 TMM SrN.
LIMA. Peru. April The excitement
over the prospect Of war with Ecuador
continues. Tho usAnds Of young men
continue To inscribe themselves - volun-
te.rs Many ladies' have offered to serve
IN the amhuhnces in case II war.
4 detachment Of the army proceeded
to-day toward Piura. on the EcuAdorian
border
Except that the military enthusiasm
continues everything is quiet. Il IN re-
i'ort@d that the Government will accept
NJ more volunteers FOR the present
To-day two transports proceeded to
rumh.-s with artillery. cavalry and in
fantry
II - reported here that Ecuador -
begging the PoWrrs to assist in eTeCting
q peaceful arrangement with Peru
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
Dst. NJ KaieCIaXtsa's nj, Ore.

''tIS. Mo. April 7.-Charles 4.
~ con obtained a divorce in the city
r no last ~. Louis. Ill.. IN February
.s'. from Katherine Stevenson. known
o. 'f" -tags then a. Kate CIaNton. The
er ground On ~ hich tho divorce y A.
s'tf ID Sas de-s@rtion. Shs did not con-
. l.s suit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
PRI S<II SEES 4 LIGHT.
Ftrst Permit tor an Open AR Political
Meeting GRANTED In RerIIn

IfBLIN. April knf ~" tirst time -
the history OF Prussia official permission
has teen given io hold political meet InR
m '.' uTeu air II has heen granted To- the
democratic Union and allows the mem.
boys g mat organization to assemble
100 -" Humhp.d' hain. one 81 Bsrlin ;
a~F- ~N' SGud'y for the purpose ot
uI.,u-- .ug 'h" FEussIan franchise reform
rll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
.iYo 10 s9s AGAINST LORDS.
A-auith's FIRST Disabling ResOlutIon
damned Thr ough the CSHrmOn--

1'TFfITI I4btF DfID1FfH :" IHH Sun
LONDON. April The debate on
Premier Asquith's first resolution dis
aiding the House 81 Lords from reject
ing or amending money ball - a. ciosured
~ the House Of Commons this evening
anu the resolution was passed by q vote
1t SD TO 237
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
TIRkS DEFEAT ALBANEiNS.
The Insurgents suffer Heavy Losses ln q
BaIIIe % Ipek.

to$sIASTISOPLE. April lit - re-
ro.'a.i here that the Turkish troops have
f.a~r victorious in the fighting with the
Alhanians at Ipek. According TO the
d.--paIches from rhs front the AlbaniAns
suffered heavy losses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
FJRE ON DYNAMITE LIGHTER.
INpIosI00 Bn ihr sssFssF OG kOhe kIiIs
Three and wrecks Property.

TOXIC. April : A lighter loaded with
dynamite IN the harhor Of Kobe caught
fire to-day. causing an explosion which
killed three persons. wrecked many houses
on th. water front and caused damage
81 saSD.tyD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
JONAH

The fact that Jonah spent
three days in the belly Of the
whale does not Justify a reps-
tition c! the experiment.
The fact that owners have
heretofore got along without
Cost Insurance does not justify
a repetition Of loose methods.
Our Cost Insurance form Of
contract, by guaranteeing the
maximum cost Of the building
and assuming any responsibility
beyond that maximum, aeso-
lutslS protects the income.
THOMPSON-STARRET
COMP ANY
BUilding CeassrsetASa
fty-One Wall Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
EnwIluh ngsde fer Sanrylunass.

Special csbss Dsspatss 70 Tmn SUH.
LONDON. April The betrothal h
announced Of HawksswOrth N0ETis. Of
clOvsrdals. Nd. and cafhsrins Ridley ~
Chslmafogd. England
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
shIrk rn Trial. IN Junr.

The cas" ~ the rightly seven chick on
dsilerS indicted FOR conspiracy viii 60
on trial on N"ndav. June
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
uN4RD LINE EARNINGS.
= sGO. ODo PV@ata Tor the Reserve Fund IN
aUOD. hat No DtV Iaend.

Spectm taDa1 DsAp4tfS 10 Ahs o'Ns
LONDON. April The profits 81 the
CunaFd Steamship Company for 1870 viii
enable the transfer u O.O00. or t40O. 600.
90 the reserve. but there win be no divi-
Aaud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08

spsuaH Csbls Despsics 20 TINS SUH.
LoSDoS. April T---AnlHnsador naid
al London to-day Cor Cann@a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
ESTRADA FACTION SPLIT UP
LEADERS 90 VICAR iGT AN re-
IOIT NOW ~ PRISON.

Mona boosted over Chamorra ~ Cssn-
mandrr In chief GSrJiOn salts Tor
IIIuritrlds, hut Takes N0 Adv cnInrrru
MARINES Ia Return Fron Panama
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
NM or N. T. BTTTERFIELD.

Singer did not defend the SUIT
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-06-09

Harvard College.

This celebrated institootion is pleas.
antly situated in the barroom of Par
ker's, in School street, and has poopils
from all over the country | had let
ter yes'dy, by the way, from our
mootual son. Artemus, Jr., who is at
Bowdoin college, in Maine. He writes
me that he is Bowdoin Arab. G. is it
cum to this? Is this boy as | nurtured
with a parents care into his child
hoods hours he goin' to be q CRATE
American humorist? Alars, fear it is
too troo. Why didn't I bind him out
to the Patent Travelin Vegetable Pill
Man, as was struck with his appear
ance at our last county fair, C wanted
him to go with him and be a Pillist?
Ar, these boys-they little know how
the old folks worrit about 'em-From
Life's Reprint From Artemus Ward.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-06-09
Arms and LEGS.

According to the result of many
measurements made at the An
thropological laboratory in London.
the right arm in human beings is. in
majority of cases, longer than the
left arm. while. on the contrary, the
left Les is longer than the right leg.
Sometimes. however. the relative pro-
portions are exactly reversed. but
very seldom does perfect equality
exist between the two sides. The ten
dency of the right arm to exceed the
left arm in strength Is somewhat
greater in men than in women. while
equality of strength In the two arms
occurs almost twice as frequently
with women as with men.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-06-09
LIFE OF A SEA DIVER.
Captain Stone Has Had Some
Thrilling Experiences.
Seeks Dead at Bottom Of Sea for More
Than Half century-Has
Close Calls for His
Life.

Boston.-After 81 years spent in Wis
iting at frequent intervals that mys-
FERROUS realm which lies at the bot
tom of the sea, during which long Pc
Rod of time he has fathomed many
secrets of the deep, Capt. John Stone
of Boston is still, at the ripe old age
of II, actively following the occupa-
ton of submarine diver.
He is not only the dean of all the
divers of New England and the mari
time provinces, but is doubtless the
oldest active diver in the United
States. He says that he knows Of no
man of his years in the country who
is in active work as diver
Captain Stone has done about
everything that diver is called upon
to perform under water, but his work
has been largely In the line of wreck
ing operations and in searching for
the bodies of drowned people. He has
worked not only on the oceans bed
from Labrador to South Carolina, but
in fresh water as well, beneath lakes
and rivers and large reservoirs in diff
ferent parts of the country.
Captain Stones most narrowing ex.
perience as diver followed the aw-
full disaster that occurred In the