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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

not authorized the statement
Several DAYS aFo counsel for the
condemned man. EAo Is now in the
penstentiary awaiting decision in his
case. appeared before the Governor
and went over the case ln detail pre-
sentinE some affi0avits that were not
introduced az the trial. These are
very strong. and SO a long way to-
wards placing "A doubt on the guilt OF
Hardy. His execution had been fixed
FOR May Z0th.
Again there is advanced a new
theory I'm connection with the finding
OF the forearm OF the gun. which was
saio 90 have been sold 10 Hardy nv
sam Pete Holland prior 20 rhe COM
mission OF the crime. the piece OF the
gun being found on the premises OF
me dead man. The theory IS that the
gun. which is alleged 20 have been
sold by Hardy 70 a man IN North
may have figured IN the murder. and
o. iiia4 Nave ueeu paced There in or
der 20 throw suspicion on Hardy.
The gun has never been found since
the crime.
Governor Mann has gone over tho
case with great care. and in doing so
ne has pondered over the testimony
or sam Pete Holland. the man whose
dead body was found on the railroad
tracks about month ago. Holland
in connection with the case. and be-
Inre the fr'tI or harcF "a warrant was
sworn out for bis arrest He vas one
.aa titfrsSes against
Hardy. and The defense believes ne
1000 de.,. moe a1out the
murder than he told IL rs fact
that after ne had testified FOR the
prosecution and Hardy had been sent
90 the electric chair. the warrant FOR
perjury was withdraw.
ID
was committed between 10 and IL
clock az night and 10 Isl fn evil
lcuce-in the form Cf affdavffs-
that Hardy was In his bed an hour
before that time. one az the afnants
nelhE % young lady who did uof fcstI-
o IN the case. There b. another Wit
ness VINO went on the stand in the
preliminary inVcsticatiou. who made
statement and who later went Co
counsel Tor the prosecution and said
that be- had made "a mistake bra giviur
tne time 81 harGy's return 90 the
home boz which De was living. and De-
expressed "a desire 90 correct that FFt
also told the counsel Tor the defense
that he had made a mistake. and yet
men he took thc stand at the trial
and made the corrected statement
counsel for the prosecution appeared
surprised and produced his original
staten. aur.
Another fact IS that tle prosecution
has "a steno<rapnfc report % the esl-
deuce al the preli minary trial. and a
copy of this did not get into the pos
session 81 the defense for some tIme
after the trial. notwitlstanding that
the defense made repeated enorts GO
The death OF Holland and ire cir
cumstarces surrounding ID. che afndaVir
from many 81 the best nov q and moss
prominent people in the cOuurrf--.
anlon- taem several Who have rerNtr
PIG tle General Aerefnnly % virginia
N.NN men MNa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
SAUTR OYSTERS.

one dozen large oysters. butter
pepper. salt Drain the oysters thor
oughly.
Melt The butter in chahug dish. and
when very hot put m oysters in LAYERS
Brown urst on one side and then oa
che other. adding "a little butter while
cooking This, with the liquor OF
OYSTERS. forms "a brown skin in the
lisf.
When brown. serve oysters and skin
very Loo seasoned to taste.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

LOVELY MATERIALS BON sr-,rt,--,
Exquisite m texture. weave and ~
orings are the materials Offered fs~
the summer gown OF 10
The dominant note m an 10 an
ness.
Even the regal brocade- are as sun
pie as the SOFT satius. Cualify ahso-
lutell essential carry OUT ire fowr
graceful lines of the modish frock -
De- plain or dIanel
Many of the brocades are rorr-ou.
black woven with gold or silver uhfl-
and silver. pale iris brocaded In CARA
violet ali are lovely
specially striking example 80 An,
OK black brocaded in deem red ru.es-
yelled by black chiffon
Another of roy al blue woven IN Fes-
low. saws writer in fe Bon Ton a.
though eiiciting much praise fnum
some. was rather too striking and =
combination % which the eve uuaI6
soon grow weary.
Printed chl1ons contis ne fn f-var
and are admirably adapted for -.
short dancing frocks for young 3 "a
white ground necked with blue
and bordered with a i0rL dssiza of
pale pink ose buds on barred strips
az pale blue. Is decidedly s1ectiFs
and nay b. E0rn successfully over \
slip % soft messaline. o. white. pals
blue or rose color
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

NEWPORT NEWS. VA soxcfai-
Ltsc1i issststiice arelts we're NOS fe,s
yesterday that Tie So1th<oxtern -Ia~i1
esspr ALTON has made an incre-ee ~
p per c-nt- in the Insurance rats f,r
tnA city en- accoecf o. thc recerf fn-
crease made ~ Tire CITY Couurif IA
Fne license Tax upon irsarHnce eorI.
2anlts doing business here.
TIE Increase Ga generally reeertei
~ Ire pnbiic, and steps may D. geksn
70 rctaiiats.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

'~~F'otNs - Otner usual eymp-
toms % kinney complaint. lasSituce
headache. pain In the back. urinary
disorders. rheumatic pain. etc. I have
box containing "a gravel stones that
passed. but that Is not one-Quarter
81 the whole number. consider
Deans Kidney Pills fine kidney
tonic"
AZ any dealers. soc. a box. OF mailed
on receipt OF price by Foster-Milburn
Co. Buffalo ~. Y.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

NEW YORK Special Mrs Jean
netre waldorf wife az a Bronx bust
ness man. and convalesclng from the
euects % surgical operation FOR ap-
pendicltls sent an attendant on an err
rand Yesterday and threw herself
from "a front window. three floors
above the street. she struck the side
walls head first. iu the MIDST 90 "a
svOup OF children. who fed horror
stricken.
AIRS. WallorCs skull was crushed
and she died instantly
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

Write Murine Eye Remedy Co. Chfca-
-. for 4e-pe 80 tfiusqr rated Eye Boob
Free Write sll about Your ETe 'rroNtif
ard they wffi ADVICE - 81 the Proper
Application - the 50 Trtrr Eve Remedies
n Your Srfc faf Cas- Your ftrrfwlr ~ VIII
tell you thar Murine Relieves Sore Eyes.
siren Eth~us Weak tyes. ltcesn't smart.
Soothes Eve Pain snf sells Tor Soc Tvv
II n Your Eyes and IN Baby's Eyes for
Scaly Eye1tck and GrAnutsticA-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

He says the newsr..-5-rs didn't nav
surlctent attention 10 his wedding"
Gave him plenty OF space. didn't
they
Yes but 7 think ne rather expected
them 20 run a wire into the church and
issue extras"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
HARDY NOT TO GO
TO DEATH CHAIR
Features n Famous Case Have
Been Given Careful Considera-
tion-Prominent Persons
Write Letters 70 the
Governor.
Va!

RICH MoND. vas p ecfal.-
samuel Hardy viii not 80 10 the
ceath chair for the alleged murder OF
TiDerius Gracious Jones. OF Nanse-
ncnd. IN March OF last year. This IS
generally accepted around ~the Capt
tol as being the attitude OF Governor
Mann IN connection with this cele-
Grated case. though the Governor has
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

one cup cold. sliced veal: one table
spoon currant jelly enc teaspoon
lemon juice. two tablespoons butter
fut butter and currant jelly into chat
ing dish and when melted add tho
meat.
As soon az thoroughly heated add
lemon Juice and seasoning. and serve.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

three Years that 4
had trouble with nv
kidneys I passed
about = pounds OF
gravel and sediment
tn the nrfne 4
h av en- a passed q
sto e since using
Doan's Kidney Pulls.
however. and that
pas three Years ago-
I used 70 suffer the
m ost acute agony
during a gravel at
tack and had fha
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

BOSTON. MASS.-Speclal- The will
of Mrs Annie Preston Lincoln. who
died Monday. leaving a large estate
was filed Wednesday
To Miss Molne X McIsaacs. "a nurse
in the family Tor some years. was left
$4,000 otto Zerrahn. a clerk in the
state Street Trust Company. gets S10.-
600 because Of his pohteness and
---lu.ss II --.---ss L.-----.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

an. like so many cooks we've known
Another Cook has come and gone
Eut Peary has stronger case
With which the scientist 10 face.
Scr since he had a coon" along
His evidence VIII be more strong
30. no. I don't mean in that scents
VIII he more strong his evidence
But that he found the pole an right
Hen have IL down in black and whit
VIII. HELM Rr AISLE 1E
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

Ny wife often says shs eouss NV.
married . better man.-
Cheep up- Sc-ne wivsa -~oysa
threaten 20 xet q divorce anf 90 -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
ODO FEATURE or THIS CASE
Formaiiex Of - Poaads u sand. Crit
and 6ravei IA Three Years.

}. d Daugh,rey. uus.c publisher. OF
Snnolk. Va SAYS. -Dnrlrr Irrn 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
A Cleanup" of New and Slightly
Used Specialties. Note the Prices

absolutely
slightly
built shops
tued for old Wonderful values
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

l wish to announce that / have
bought out Mr.. Lnderman's in
terest in the firm of Rylen &
Linderman, also that | have pur-
chased in the east new and
complete line of fall and winter
fabrics of the latest design,
both foreign and domestic goods,
l have also laid in a large sup
ply of the best imported silk
and serge Innings, and am now
prepared to give you the very
best of workmanship by skilled
tailors.
Thanking you for your past
patronage and hoping you will
favor me with your fall order,
1 am, Very truly yours,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-22
NEW LINE OPENED.
Northern Pacific Announces Ratee On
South Line Of Western Road.

Northern Pacific Announces Ratse ~
South Line Of Western Road.
Mandan.-The Northern Pacific hAs
issued schedule Of fares for the asw
south line Of tho Western Dakota M.
way. The towns mentioned Ia w
Ichedule are twenty In numi-er ~
trains will run from Bismarck 70 Nm.
dan. then through tho following sts.
Aooos
Jaanba, Schmidt, dwyther, Junstssa
Cannon Hall Carrigan, Yates. Nsseoak
BlasheI. eolsn Parhn. osaL Lark
oarsen. Lawther, STANLEY. Birdseh
Thirty Mic and Mott.
Mott 10 The terminal u ths hnS and
b lSa miles from Bismarck ana will
- made In few hours where heRsto.
eoeo Il meant 4 long about trip to 81
- the metropolis Of HettinGs1 ooupty
The fare to Mott over tho new iins
will be $s.15, and this is considerable
Of relief after the expense that has
heretofore been attached to q trip T.
the city. The service for tho present
b confined to construction trains, a.
though 1t IL expected that there viii
b q passenger train In operation q
Tar as Flasher to take caro- Of the
1aff1c that will DO developed b. thu
opening Of the Morton county fair q
6andan on Sept. 16.
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FRAUD 10 CHARGED.
blrnaturos Dsolarsd Net 0enuine N
Rststte County Seat Fist4.


Roila--Ths effort being made h M
e&ts county to change tho county scot
rom RouA to Rslotts has taken q now
turn, and litigation Of special interest
. under way. The county commission
m have called I special election toi
vote on tho proposed change, but ths
Rolla constituents have responded by
remonstrance declaring fraud to ex-
Ut In tho petitions which the county
commissioners held were sufficient to
authorize them to call the election.
The title Of the action, which viii
some before Judge Templeton at Dew
10 Lake IL A. G.. Graham ex rsl. w.
3. J. Thompson ct al, Mr.. Thompson
BEING chairman Of the board Of county
commissioners. The plaintiff asks fo1
writ Of oertiorari and asserts that at
he time the petition was presented to|
let county board he was prepared to|
vhow that 4 large number Of the sign
Irs were ready to withdraw and that
Withdrawals were presented; further.
that some seven Of the signers did not
Ixist in persons that q number Of 9TH
Irs were not residents Of the county,
lna thst seme VAR under ase.
t1o6 and the petitioner says he was
Nadp u provo TO the board that names
JuAdo49nt to reduce the number to l.0S3
Ksre rot isgal sfgners. The total votS
II tho previous election was 1,01s AMI
he punabsr l,oa2 would not give The
necessary two-thirdB to authorize oAA,
ing Q special election. The petit3one1
,ays tho board actsd arbitrarily and
refused to investigate.
It Is understood that the comfms-
lioners will defend their action on tn
rroslnd TINT although wtthdfswalp
ksRs prsssutld. they wsrs not enough
b aeDeot tAs required numbss, aa1
Dat f0rthAr additional signatures. mop
han enough to o0sAt ne wsohdrAWab
W0ro also retse4s6.
oslolnaAy, ths oo0n@v soa4 Was DID,
DDlGA. Thu came tho nrst ASht, VhaD|
oAas secured the plum. In 1lopI
hsoa Wsat aftsrs NJ 'pnsa. aaa In u
aAs1l1R saar1Dl BY btttsRnese. s0o-
sosas4 In landing T. Rsletts QaAe 1o|
~ SAoot - - ~ eoanty s1a& Ske
Dao1 - but Was uasuaD1ageA
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-22
A-a CONVENTIONAL q,
oaQesashoe and oeteAee WIN - Dxu,
noo~t3As ~ This Wosk


Aoewthe ~ This WesoI
yargo-rhis month and October ~
- aottvo ones fer Sunday school WoES-
ere ever the state. The state boapd
Of tho state Sunday school association
has fixed the dates At whi1A ths var
lo,ss county associations VIII hold
meetings. These sonvsntiaAs be0ao
With tho Mckenzie county needing q
Alexander On Sept. end T..
M sams4ning daAas are - 1oe)oW0:
DUEke. Sept. 1914. Tuesday ovon-
be1A
Ward. a,A district Ne. I osp4. ~
u THURSDAY aftsrneea aaa SssaAv.
~ ~ q Mnot.
Hsro@ s>pt 17-ls. Saturday a1sss.
nooa and svoda1, ali Day q An0sv.
Bsnsoa. 0spt. 1854 Monday altsr-
asQR aaA T1esdsy. ~ Aav et AeeAA
4AA1dan. Sept. s1-sS.f Wsone6dAV
and Thusadav ~ Field. sa&J
1ddy, espt s1l-l5, Saturday a1se1.
nooq ana Sunday. Ill az q M
RoIkfo,l.
Grand Toras. Sept. 17-3s, Tuss1n1
aftaPnoon aad Wednesday, III 1av q
Larimoss n The ofloa
DuriaiSh, Oct. ls-1<, Thursday ~
yto6ay, Ct Bismarok
Dund. oct. 1915. Saturday ana Dan-
az, at Manning.
Stark, Got. 1910. TUESDAY and Wsl.
aoGday, at Dickinson.
Bowman, Oct. 33-S<, Sunday ~
Asaday, At Bowman.
Nottineor. Oct. 1927. wednosAos
and Thursday, at Horswefl.
Adams, Oct. 1890, Saturday And
Sunday, at Haynes.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-22
Plan Bio Aunt,

Diokinson.-An all-day hunt for thu
entire membership Of the Dickinson
lodge Of Elks is the rather unusual on.
tsrtainmsnt that VII be provided O..
bober 1 a4 the H. q Short ranch north
e Asdora On tho AlssouEl rivee. Al
ne conclusion Of ~ days. hunt
witch should Be saoosssful 70 Wv q
~ faot that tha& game . quito pisa.
eafol. there VII b . big banquet VITA
barbecue WINNINGS. It 10 to b Q ~
NIX event and many VIII HaEo1o1DaA
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-22
Q. ?. Msrry 10 Apprshsaded.

cAss1ngton-Chax3ss =. Asr1y, psesl.
dut Of the Dakota Southern ra0waR
was brought 70 Carrington from vAlleg
city and IL now in custody Of sbsril
Atkins: He was given hearing bslesa
Justice Winterer On complaint q ~
AeHenry parties who eontribu>oA Il
bic railroad scheme last spring, but
tho bearing was continued to AspA %
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-22
Conservation Congress cIossd.

CONSERVATION Congress CIo0od,
u. Paul. Sept. S.-The National Con-.
oefvation congress last night aoptsl
. platform placing the seal Of it, ap.
prevail On national control Of the -
t3onal resources and adjourneA
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-15
Mortuary.

Friends here were saddened to re-
ceive news of the death of Mrs Gen.
evieve Rhodus, which occurred at
the home of her sister. Miss Lucy
Burgess, last Saturday night at
Greelyville. Mrs Rhodus had been
sick for months with a lingering
malady and her death, though pain
full to her loved ones, was not unex-
pected. The deceased was the relict
of the late MIR Samuel RhoduS, Of
this county, and leaves no children.
The funeral rites and interment
took place Monday morning at 10
o'clock at New Market church, Rev
Peeler of the Methodist church
officiating.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-15

~lOLONE JACQUES GAS
III PARD DESCHAMPS MO.
@St REAU. to give him bis full
isSSS title, doing all things thor
oughly. as befitted one Of his honorable
character, vas not satisfied with. as he
thought. disposing Of kirby's physical
existence, but considered 1t his pleas
urable duty to effectually ruin what
ever little reputation had survived dur
ing the others downward career.
Kirby. presumably fatally wounded.
had been carried ashore by Bunce at
the next landing, and, In those days
shooting and stabbing affrays emanat'
ing from card games being only too
common, but little attention had been
paid to the affair Cameo Kirby was
notorious the length Of the river, and
such an abrupt and tragic termination
Of his career had not only been fire.
Quently and cheerfully predicted. but
was, moreover. expected of ali such
members as graced his questionable
profession. Indeed, for them a sober
and respectable death would have been
considered bad form. Among the gam
bling profession there existed Il certain
code, which in a manner served TO link
those at the top, who. like Kirby and
Bunce, wooed fortune honestly, TO the
Moreau type, gracing and diSgracins
the lowest rung in the gamblers social
ladder This code. If so it may be
termed. was an understanding TO the
effect that In no instance. howev er
great the provocation. should the law
be invoked. Wrongs. fancied or au-
theptic, were to be redressed solely by
the bearers thereof. the joint office Of
Judge and executioner being vested in
each separate and distinct individual.
In vi lw Of this accepted understand
ing, Larkin Bunce had accordingly
made no mention Of the fact that a
probable murder had been committed
and. the passengers and steamship Off
cialS dismiSsing ii as u gamblers quar-
rel. which was none Of their affair. no
stigma or notoriety was attached to the
good5Colonel Moreau. who, Calming to
be an old and valued friend Of MH
Randall. had gone to the latters state
room and brazenly assumed charge Of
the body. Bunce's laconic statement
was too pitifully true. for the old plant
er had effectually ended his life.
Again referring to Colonel Moreau's
happy faculty of doing all things well.
il was quite characteristic that to co:il-
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-15
CAMEO KIRBY.

Continued from Second Page. }

Continued from Second Page.)
mo man ever double banked Gene
Kirby twice." said Larkin Bunce la
conically. "and It'll be good thing for
you, Moreau. If he Is past speaking,
xhich. guess. looks the case. II he
Dpens to pull through you can gam
he'll fix your case himself. but II
doesn't. my fine old bucko. Ill settle
br honorable hash. Yoh've stunk
this river just about along enough.
Pit will afford me considerable pleas
Ire suh," replied the pseudo colonel
in his best manner. Ito place yoh In
the same position which yoh friend
Mr.. Kirby will shortly occupy. re
fer. sub. to front seat In the grill
room Of his most Satanic majesty.
Yob servant. sub. aud u very good
evening" Bowing, the 6ower OF south
ern chivalry backed nimbly through
the door and disappeared.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-15

LAUGHTER OF MRS. }. NJ. BROWN.
Mrs. J. NJ. Brown, Dunnegan, Mo-,
writes: "My little daughter, three
wears old. was troubled with a very bad
cuu&h which remained after an attack
C catarrhal fever, which was great
Gr-l worse at night.
"Sha would wake up out of her sleep
=" cough until feared She could not
> aIi II.
Nothing that we gave her seemed 20
&c her any good. then concluded TO
saal for DIR. Hartman's book entitled
ne lis Of Life which l promptly
r, ycived.
"Ja,the same time commenced giving
hoy Pc:una. She has taken one bottle
u: all. through which she has obtained
& complete cure.
Shs also since her birth was troubled
v h indigestion, but since size nAs
;cn Peruna she can eat almost any
k,nd of food without any bad results.
"She is now as we'll and happy as any
liiile girl can be. When our friends
saw how we'll she looks, tell them
l'cruna did it.
"J shall always be friend OF Peruns,
as 7 consider it the best medicine for
coughs and Indigestion we have ever
,ricd, and will recommend 1t to any one
similarly afflicted"
MFRS. LYDIA ]. SPOONER, Santa
lvl Monica, CAL, writes that they are
never without Peruna in the home, that
they find it the finest family remedy
thev have aver used.
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SCRANTON SKETCHES
PenclIed Paragraphs Pertaing to
People and Perspective.

Scranton, September 13: - This
date. tie 18th, will be an unlucky
number for some political avlators.
Miss Alma Sing!etary left Monday
for Florence to attend school.
Mr. D ? Wall, telegraph operator
at Lanes, visited 1!S parents here one
day last week.
Mrs J 4 CAN'T and children Of
Florence are visiting Mrs Gantt's
parents, Mr. and Mrs P A Parker. on
Church street.
Hon J Walter Doar Of George
to, passed through Scranton Tues
day rning going to Hannah to
atten 'ythian picnic. Mr. Doar is
Grand ns. lcellor for the grand do
main If South Carolina.
DR. c H Pate went to Charleston
Tuesday to see his sister who is i'll at
the Riverside infrmary
Prof w E King Of Dillon was in
Scranton Saturday. Prof King was
principal of the graded school at
Greelyville last year, but he has de-
cided to abandon teaching and take
up the study of medicine.
A protracted meeting is in prog
ress at the Free Will Baptist church,
conducted by preacher from Flor
ida.
Mrs C H Pate has returned from
an extended visit to relatives at
Bishopville and Efhngham.
Messrs Foster Matthews and Redin
Wall will leave soon for the Charles
ton Medical College to study phar-
macy.
Miss Rosa Tallevast of George
town is the guest Of Mrs c H Pate.
Miss Willie Hines is recovering
from an attack of typhoid fever.
The following Scrantonians vert
to Charleston Monday: Mr. R B Can
non, Mrs Fannie Cannon, Miss Addie
Cannon, Messrs D Lamar Lee, Geo
Lee, L H MuCullough, L G Kenne-
dy,W A Kennedy,R Nc Cooper, ,Robt
Welch, Mrs S M Matthews and Mr.
Dallas Matthews.
A number of gentlemen bought
the right to drain and fish the Tim
mons mil pond, few miles out
from Scranton, one day last week.
There was quite a gathering of peo-
pie to witness the fishing. Multitudes
of the fnny tribe were taken and a
day of fun and frolic was enjoyed.
WEC
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-15
CHAPTER Ill.

.OLONEL JACQUES GAS
PARD DESCHAMPS MO.
REAU, to give him his full
title, doing all things thor
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-29

Hartford, New Haven and other
points.
Yale and Harvard Fights have
rowed forty-three races, beginning in
1852 on Lake Winnipiseogee, at two
miles. In 1855 the course was
changed to Springfield, and lengthen-
ed to three miles. Lake Quinsigamond
was the scene of the aquatic dual for
nine years, and Lake Saltonstall had
the race in 1869. After an interval
of seven years the crowds in 1857
went to Springfield again, when the
four-mile course was inaugurated.
Since 1873 the race has been rowed
regularly at New London, with the ex-
ception of the contest of 1897, which
took place at Poughkeepsie with Cor
nell also a contestant. Of the forty
three contests that have taken place
Yale has won twenty-three and Har-
ward twenty.