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Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
PRESIDENT TAFT THANKS
THE EMPEROR OF JAPAN
For the Cordial Welcome Extended
Visiting Secretary of War Dickinson.

Beverly. Mass, July 17.-President
Taft today sent a message of thanks
TO the emperor of Japan for the cordial
welcome extended to Secretary of War
Dickinson. Mr.. Taft, as secretary of
war enjoyed Japan's hospitality and
made many warm friends among the
japanese officials. The message in full
follows:
Beverly. Mass, July II. 1910.
The Emperor of Japan, Toxic:
I wish to express to your majesty
my deep appreciation of the generous
and courteous hospitality extended to
Secretary Dickinson and his party
during their visit to japan The ex-
preston of cordial welcome evoked
strengthens the bond of friendship be-
tween the two countries.
(Signed) WILLIAM H. TAFT
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
INSANE PATIENT
Made Break to Get Away but Was
Caught When He Collapsed.

A young~man patient from the Nor
wich State hospital who was allowed
to come to this city on Sunday after
noon in charge of Neil Crowley. made
a break to get away about 4 O'Clock.
He started from Main street near the
Boston store, ran up Broadway and
down to Chetsnut street in front of
the fire station. Here he rushed up to
Henry Taft and inquired the way to
the police station. The runa way start
ed to go up by the side of the Ma
sonic temple, but collapsed and gave
up when he saw Mr.. Crowley coming g
after him. He made no further trou-
hIa
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
TROLLEY CAR STRUCK
STATIONARY ENGINE
Eight Persons Injured at Worcester
Car Bound for Lake Qunsi gamond.

Worcester, Mass, July 17.-Eight
persons We're injured, two of them Sc
riously, today when a trolley car
bound for Lake Quinsigamond left the
rails and struck a stationary engine
on Foster street, knocking the engine
where a half dozen laborers were at
work. Of the injured persons, two were
passengers on the car. Mrs. Gertrude
Visceto %, of 81 Oxford street and
Ashland street Worcester Mrs. Wis
ceto was the most seriously injured.
Both had babies with them, but the ht-
tie ones escaped injury. Six Italians
were at work IN the hole and all Of
them were struck heavily by a steel
guy rope Giuseppe fremont of. 2s
Lyons street, one.of1 the number, was
thrown against a stone abut1n ent and
is believed to have sustained internal
injuries.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Steps to Put Into Effect Law for Par
oIina Of U. s. Prisoners.

Washington, July 17.-Preliniinary
steps have been taken at the depart
ment of justice to put into effect the
law enacted at the last session Of con-
gress for paroling United States pris-
oners, thus establishing a ptactics
adopted by probably one-haIf the
states. The law has the warm ap-
provsl of Attorney General wicker
sham.
1t probably win be two or three
months before any paroling OF federal
prisoners win take place The fret
step will be the establishment OF rules
for the procedure OF the hoard OF par
ole at each penitentiaxy. These boards
are to be subject TO the approval OF
the attorney general.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
cARBoLIc SATURATED TOWEL
JAMMED DOWN HER THROAT.
Unknown Woman Found Unconscious
in Albany Boarding House.

Albany. n. Y, July 17.-With a towel
saturated with carbolic acid jammed
half way down her throat. an unknown
woman was found tonight in a semi
conscious condition in a room of an
Albany boarding house. Near her was
a bottle containing the poison and
bearing the name of Philadelphi
druggist. The woman who is about
35 years of age. was removed to a hos
pftaI in a serious condition. This after
noon she engaged the room, where she
was found. saying she expected to go
to work tomorrow in an Albany shirt
factory.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
This Promises to Be Quiet Week at
Sycamore Hill.

Oyster Bay. July 17.-This week is
20 be a quiet one at Sycamore Hill.
Few visitors and no political confer
ences are expected. Colonel Roosevelt
hopes to put in most of the time
writing speeches for his western trip.
The only interruption which is now on
the program is his visits to his ed
itorial office in New York on Tuesday
and Fri iaN.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Hartford Moulders' Strike Partly Brok-

Hartford. Conn. July 1.-THE strike
among the moulders. which has been
in progress here for the past week was
partly broken today when the men en-
pIoyed at the foundry of Patrick Lar
agy voted to return to work and the
men employed at other plants decided
not TO strike. The nature OF the set
tlement made was not announced. but
is understood to be in the nature or
com prOmise.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS
cLASHED AT CELEBRATION
Illinois National Guard Separates Pe-
Iish Regiments. Preventing a RISt.

Chicago. July 1.-Two reRinnentS of
lance and the Polish Falo0na Am Mmnca.
rival semi military or9enizakions,
cIashedi today at a celebration or rhS
5o0th anniversary OF th@ battle Of
Grunwald Company I OF tha Illinois
national guard, participating In the
celebration, was needed to separate
the men and prevent a crowd of syE
pathizers of both factions participating
in a general riot
At the celebration today the Ne.kon-
ais had completed their nanoeuvrae.
after which they declined to move from
the parade grounds. The Falcons, en-
tering for their drill, ordered the Ma
tionals back, but the latter hold their
ground.
A number OF heads were breken in
the mixup. but when the militia was
drawn up before the crowd they fell
back and quiet was rsetored.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
ESCAPiNG GAS
INA LODGING HOUSE
Caused the Death of Two Persons,
Man and Woman.

Easton, Pa, July 17.-Gas esca ping
from a patent cock caused the death
of two persons in a lodging house
here last night, their bodies being
found early today in their respective
rooms when the odor of the gas was
detected. The victims were Benjamin
Hughes. 25 years old, Elizabeth. N j.,
and Mrs. Renaldo Kirkendall, 80 years,
Bayonne \. J.
The man and woman meteor the
first time Saturday at the home of the
womau's daughter. There was a fam
lily gathering at the house and in the
evening some of the party went to the
lodging house for the night.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
launch Party.

Philip Sheridan of the West Side
had a large party as guests on Sun
'daT for q launch trip to Ocean Beach
and Riverside Grove. The day was
passed pleasantly with the sail and in
sports on land. Among these was a 100
finished in the following order: Miss
Mary Riordan, Miss Nellie Sheridan
Miss Nellie Slattery and Miss Beck
ley. The refreshments were a feature
of the outing, and at these the young
men of the party beat all records.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Hundreds of Pilgrims at the Annual
Novena of ST. Ann.

New York. July 1.-THE annual
novena of St. Ann. a nine days exhibit
tion of a relic of the saint brought
here in 1892 from the church Of ST.
Marie De Beaupre, in Canada. began
here today at the Roman Catholic
church of ST. John Baptiste. Hun
dreds of pilgrims. many of them sick
or crippled, others bearing sick chill
dren, came from all parts of the coun-
try
The shrine of ST. Ann is fanked on
either side by cases of crutches cast
aside by those who walked after
touching the relic.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Albany Pastor breaches.

Rev. H. o. Hiscox. d. D.. of the Cal
vary Baptist church, Albany, n. Y,
supplied the pulpit on Sunday at both
services at the Central Baptist church.
He IS the son of 2 former pastor of the
church. Rev E. T. Hiccox who COM
pleted his ministry there in 1852 Rev
DR.. Hiscox is at Narragansett Pier for
his vacation of a month
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Young Man Instantly Killed by Tween
tisth Century Ezpress

Gloversville y. Y. July I7.-An un-
known young man, aged about Is. who
is believed to have hailed from Pitts
field. Mass, was struck and Instantly
killed by the New York centraFs
Twentieth Century express al Fonda
tonight He with two other ccmpan-
ions was endeayoring to jump aboard
a westbound freight - ~ ~
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Left About $40 600.

The will of Sullivan n. Ellis of New
london, whose death occurred a fort
night ago bequeaths all his possessions
to his wife. The estate will inventory.
it is believed. about $4,000. which is
almost entirely in real estate and the
business conducted for years by Mr..
Ellis on Golden street
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Rigdon's Motive for Shooting Mrs.
Deufex Not Known

Chicago, July 17.-Mrs. Emma Deu-
feX. who was shot by Charles w. Rig
don in the office of John G. Fetzer la st
Friday is still in a critical condition in
a hospital. Until she RECEIVERS suffi
ciently TO be able to account for the
shooting the police have little hone
of learning Rigdon's motive. Miss
Mary Wilson. a young woman who was
with Mrs. DeufeX at the time of the
shooting and who is detained at a po-
lice station. still denies any knowledge
of the motive.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Sheppard Breaks Myers Record.

New York, July 17.-Melvin NJ Shep-
pard, the crack middle distance man
of the Irish-American A. e, broke a
worlds record which had stood for
thirty years when he ran 1000 yards
at Celtic park today. He made the
distance in 2.12 25, clipping three
ffths of a second from the mark estab-
Ished many years ago by Lon Myers.
Sheppard took the lead from a field of
thirteen after hundred yards and
won bY five Yards.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Paris, July IA general strike has
been decided upon by the central COM
mittee of the National Railroaders'
union. After a meeting tonight at
which this decision was taken, the
strike committee was instructed to
rush arrangements and give the signal
for a general walkout as soon pos
sfble. 1t was announced that the rail-
road companies have refused to con-
bers of the union, who demand an IN
crease in wages, and other ameliora-
tions. had already voted in principal
to strike, pending the result of nego-
tiatiOuS with the companies
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Brodie L. Duke Gives His Young Bride
Handsome Business Building.

Durham, N. c., July 17.-Brodie L.
Duke, millionaire tobacco magnate, has
given. it is said to his bride of a few
weeks. a handsome business building
now nearing completion, in the bust
ness center of the city. For the first
time since his marriag ge in Camden n
j., about six weeks ago. Mr.. Duke and
his bride visited their home town. ar
rlying here today. Plans in connection
with his new building, it is said
brought him here
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Baltic Sunday School.

On Saturday two cars filed with
members of the Baltic Methodist Epis-
copal Sunday school went through here
for Ocean Beach They spent the ,Iay
there and had happy time 1t was a
basket picnic. Many enjoyed the bath
ing. and the return was made in the
early evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Pastor Coming from England.

Rev. George H Murphy of Sullivan,
Ind. conducted the service a t the Gales
Ferry Methodist Episcopal church on
Sunday morning Rev. c. Wilson Har-
rison of England who will have charge
of the parish for the remainder of the
conference year sailed Saturday on the
Caledonia for America and will com
mence his duties the last of the month
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Excursion Train wreok.d hv mob

Chicago. July 1T. E. Mulvehin
and Patrick Haley We're possibly fatal
~ shot and several other men were
seriously injured and a ten coach ex-
cursion train was wercked by a mob
during riot at Columbia park, on the
Santa Fe railroad. west of here late
today
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
coUkTERFEITER ARREsTED.
is Member Of the Gang onss Led BY
LuPo the Wolf.

Pittsburg, July I7.-Tony Gallueei.
alleged to be "A member of the coun-
the Wolf, is under arrest here. and will
be given "A hearing before Unfttsd
states Commissioner W. 4. Lynds1y
tomorrow. Gallucci was arrested MT
WilmerdinE by secret service agents
upon the confession of Pedro Sad6o-
vicco. who lis in jail at Pana. Ill.
Santovioco asserts Gsllucci gave hiSn
$500 in counterfeit money while they
were in Bellaire, O. Lupo the Wok 10
serving a thirty-ysar sentence in the
federal prison at Atlanta.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Collected ZOO EarAs

Especially heavy travel ON the troll
ley road Was reported on sunday one
conductor on the trip from Wliimantic
to New London stated that he mad col
lected 200 fares, which averaged be-
tween 90 and 81 at each of the nine
collections This meant practically a
capacity load for his car all The way
through
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
LYNcHINe OF "DRY" DETECTIVE.
Young Man Arrested Charged Fasten-
ing Rope Around Etherington's Neck.

GAINESVILLE, O.. July 17.-Charged in a
warrant for first degree murder with
fastening the rope around the neck of
Carl Etherington, the dry" detective
1ynched at Newark three days ago,
William Wurster Jr., aged 10, EN- ploy-
ed in a GAINESVILLE pool room, was ar
rested on Main street tonight and held
without bail for Newark officers To
reporters the boy said he was in the
mob. adding that he had been drink
ing"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Three Drovvninss in Rochester Sun
daN,

Rochester, N. Y, July 17.-Thpss
drownings occurred in this city today.
Michael MIrkie. a middle aged fern
hand, was drowned in the Erie canal
while swimming; David Sellman, II
youth, was drowned in the Gsnasae
river while canoeing. and Frank Burf-
hardt. a boy. fell INTO the Erie canal
and was drowaed.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
FOUND IN ROCK
225 FEET BELOW SURFACE
Skeleton of Prehistoric Reptile Ten
Feet in Length.

St Charles, Mich, July 17.-Work-
men in mine No. 2 of the Robert Gage
Mining company have found what is
supposed to be the skeleton of a pre-
historic reptile similar to water
lizard The bones were found imbed-
ded in the rock 225 feet below the
surface. and appear to be those of a
saurian about ten feet in length.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Service at Y. M. c. a. Camp.

At the Y. NJ. c. A. camp at Bushy
Point on Sunday afternoon a joint ser
vice was held with the boys from the
camp of the West End Presbyterian
church of New York. The New York
party came over TO the camp of the
Norwich boys in a motor boat with
Frank II. Merrill in charge of the par
ty, Assistant Secretary George F.
Hyde was in charge of the joint ser
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
ForeweII Reception rendered City 3D.
itor of Meriden Morning Record.

Meriden. Conn., July l7-John T.. G.
Vincent. for the past fourteen years
tity editor Of the Morning Record, was
rendered a farewell reception at "A To-
cal cafe last night bN number or
newspaper men and friends. MIR. Vim
cent severed his connection with the
Reeord Friday night concluding eigh-
cen Years esrVfce with the paper.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
$500 Fire at TerryviIIe.

Terryville. Conn, July 17.-Fire OF
unknown origin today destroyed a
frame building near the east portal of
the railroad tunnel here with a loss
Of $1,000. The building contained an
electric plant and offices of the con-
tractors constructing the tunnel. The
Icss TO the contents has not been esti-
mated
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
THEATER PAYMAsTER MISSING.
Drew $1,000 from Bank Last Friday
and Disappeared.

New York, July 1.-THE police were
asked tonight to search for Arthur
J. Builwinkle paymaster at the New
theater, who has not been seen since
Friday when he drew s1.07O from the
bank paid $40 to employees and dis
appeared The mana cement has the
utmost confidence in his integrity and
fears that he may have met with foul
play. BulIwinkle is an Englishman,
"a years old and had been employed
in the theater a wear.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Bicycle Rider snnothsrsd TO Death in
Pile of Sand.

Schenectady. ~. Y, July 17.-Otto
Brewer 81 years old. fell from his bi-
cycle early this morning and was rem
d~red semi unconscious by the blow.
lie staggered few feet and we'll ruOs
downward in n pile or sand whars he
was Found two hours later snEothsred
10 ds.atl.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Drowned in Connecticut River.

Hartford, Conn. July l7.-Vladie
/ Schmidt seven years old. was drowned
in the Connecticut river here today
The child fell from the bank of the
river at Riverside park. The body WAS
A1ot recovered.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Trouble Averted.

On the Franklin street beat Sunday
evening some exciting times We're
threatened when a white man became
abusivesto a group of colored people
near Willow street. The arrival of
Policeman Divito stopped the threat
ened hostiiities
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has announced that advances in
freight rates on cattle and dressed beef
had not been suspended.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Girl Drowned in Erie Canal.

Schenectady. y. Y, July 17.-Doro-
thy NJ Warner. II years old. of New
York city. was drowned in the Erie
canal about six miles east or this city.
n lille bathing today
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Lightning Struck Pullman Co. Freight
Car Shops.

Pullman. H., July 17.-During a
storm today lightning struck the
freight car shops of the Pullman COM
pany causing a fire that resulted i'm
damage Of more than 500. 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Ward Street Fire.

For a Grs in the chimney of the
house in Ward street owned by Joseph
Francis Chemical company No. was
called on Saturday morning and soon
had IT out with little sor no loss.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Solingen, Rhenish Prussia, July IL
killed on July IS, when the benzine
tank of the dirigible balloon Erbsloeh
exploded, died from apoplexy today at
his sons funeral. The apoplectic
stroke was brought on by shock fol-
lowing the aviators tragic death
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Vi.itor committ.d suiold..

Waterbury, Conn. July Thames
Golden. colored. aged sk. OF gh@Mneld
Nass., committed suicide here today
by drinking carbohr acid H@ same
here on visit, following q AAmaily
quarrel
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Cabled Paragraphs

Yokohama. July 17.-The Pacific
Mail liner Mongolia, from Hong Kong
for San Francisco, which went aground
Wednesday off Shimoda, on the island
of Hondo, has not yet been floated.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

The Foreign Commerce of the Unit
ed States for the fiscal year ending
June 80 was $3.50, ,OO0, 900
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Earl Grey Sailed o.

Earl Grey Sailed on the Empress
of Britain. from London to Canada.
where he viii temporarily resume the
duties of his office as governor ZEN
eral
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

The British Tramp Steamers Reg
ulus and karema were badly damsgel
in a collision in a fog off Nantucket.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Heavy Shipments.

Coastwise shipments from Savannah,
New Orleans. Mobile and Galveston
have been heavy for a week more,
and with the advances in July options
to 1858 in New York futures market
yesterday, the highest price recorded
since the Sully campaign in 1908, tel
egraphic orders began to pour into
Memphis. New Orleans Houston and
other spot centers, calling for the ship
ment on special trains of all cotton
which could be bought.
Special Trains New York Bound.
Local spot houses have made ar
rangements for special trains over the
Illinois Central and the New York
Central roads to carry a part of this
cials. carrying 5000 bales. left New
bearing a large shipment, went from
here tonight. The railroads are under
contract TO put the cotton in New
York within 90 hours, and the trains
will be operated on fruit express sche
dulles.
The Southern Pacific steamers Co
mus and Antilles carried heavy ship
ments of cotton TO New York last week
and the Momus will carry a large car
go this week. Houston. Memphis and
other important markets also report
heavy shipments.
Big Profits for Southern Shippers.
With middling cotton selling at
Is LIE cents a pound in New Orleans;
Is cents in Memphis and Is "a in
Houston the southern shippers will
make profits averaging about 81 a bale.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Thirty two Russian Hehrew iml

grants who arrived at Galveston,
must return because they are liable
to become public charges.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

DR.. D. X. Pearsons of Chicago, who
has given away $6,000.0O0. is about TO
sell his home in an effort to die pcpni
less.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Detectives
Disappointed
BUT THEY STILL HAVE HOPES
OF SUCCESS.
NO TRACE OF DR.. cRIPPEN
Three Incoming Steamships at New
York Searched on Saturday and
Sunday for Suspected Wife Murderer

New York, July 17.-Three inbound
steamships from British ports were
searched for DR.. Harvey HawIey Grip
pen today-tha Cedric, from Liverpool
and Queenstown; the Columbia. from
Glasgow. and the Cleveland. from Ham
burg, Southampton and Cherbourg-
but on none of them was there a trace
OF the man for whom the police of the
world are looking.
Detectives Still HepefuI.
Three detectives, aided by Nine
Ginett and her sister Mrs. HYDE both
friends of Belle Elmore the doctors
missing wife, supposed to have been
murdered, scrutinized every passenger
Although they were disappointed once
more, they still have hopes of inter
cepting the doctor
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Scarcity of
Spot Cotton
RESULT OF THE so-cALLED JULY
"SoUEEzE.r
SOUTH PRACTICALLY DRAINED
Heavy Shipments by Boat and Special
Trains Have Been Made for a Week
or More Past

New Orleans, July 17-As a result
of the scarcity of spot cotton which
the so-called July squeeze has
brought about in New York, the south
is being drained of practically all
available cotton
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Condensed Iele, ans

John q. Miller. an Ennbezzler, was
sentenced to 20 years in federal pris-
on.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Secretary of War Dickinson ma nj:
party arrived at Yokohama and uro-
.eeded thence to Toxic. where the y
we're entertained by Count Kofnli:n.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
The HEARING Before rnite

The Hearing Before United states
Commissioner Shields of New York,
in the effort of the government TO
remove Louis A. and Angelo Celia
and Samuel w. Adler to Washington,
d. c.. for trial on their Indictment for
conspiracy in keeping a bucketshop,
was closed the commissioner reserv-
ing his decision.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

The Lackawanna Railroad manage
ment has come to an amicable under
standing with its engineers. granting
them an increase which will average
Is per cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Arthur Darmstaedtler of Detroit was
killed by being thrown but OF an au-
tomobile racing with an electric car
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Col. James M Guffey, the democra. ic
national committeeman. and oil and
coal millionaire of Pittsburg, has gore
into the hands of a receiver, IL beirg
alleged that the Colonel owes $500
G0O
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
The Special Federal Grand Ju

Chicago Will begin its Investigation Of
the so-called Beef trust today.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-22
3 CeciIJ Whi9 8

3 CecUJ Wing 8
FIFTY Years Ago
ELKTON, MD, JANUARY 81, 1860
THE MARKETS.
Reported by Henry S. Sites. Red
wheat. $I.27; white, SLIGO; corn, old,
70 cents new, GO cents; oats, 80 cents.
Thomas. In Stroudsburg, Pa, on the
18th inst, Rev. John Chew Thomas, a
native OF this county in the 4oth year
OF his age, and the 18TH OF his tinerant
ministry. His funeral will be held this
Saturday morning, from the resi-
dence of his mother in North East.
Haines. Near Brick Meeting House,
on the 4th inst, Zelpha Bailey, young
est daughter of Robert and Sarah Eng
land Haines.
Rambo. In Philadelphia. on the 18th
inst, Mary Ann, wife of George Ram
DO, OF Newark, Del, in her 4Ist year.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-22
Odds And Ends

Nearly 10000 marriages took place
i'll France last year.
Scotland's population is estimated TO
be close on five millions.
Blue, pink and aquamarine diamonds
were recently exhibited in London.
In certain parts OF Germany it is re
garded as a death warning to hear a
crickctS cry.
Nearly 10000 beds in London hospi-
tails are daily occupied by the sick and
manned poor.
In the West Indies large catcrpil-
lar found on the palm tree is regarded
as a great table luxury.
Oh all European countries. only Hol-
lard has lower rate OF infant NOR
tal'tv than Gree, Britain
When tclcgraphs were first employ
ed the >""cd OF TRANSMISSION was only
iuur I" !i.'e words a minute
Gold en- be beaten so thin that it
would take 2S2.ooo gold leaves to pro-
ducc the thickness OF a single inch.
Over 1000 pounds OF rose petals are
used in the manufacture OF one pound
ri altar OF roses perfume.