Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-08
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From Little Old New York

they resumed the laying habit, each one laying two eggs per day. Mrs. DeCamp continues to keep her hens on a quinine diet and the hens seem to like 1t.
 Snake Robs Pussy.
 Another literary genius of the same brand, who hangs ont at BayJ1ne, made his debut the other day with neat little yarn. According 10 his story the employees If the Bergen Point Iron Works in llayonne S, me time ago adopted little kitten which one of the men had picked 'lp in a field The cat. then kitten, became the pet of tue men and sev- eral times day it's saucer was filled with perfectly good milk. Puss seemed to thrive and grew fat until three weeks ago. Then she showed signs of distress and began to get thin. The men could not account for the cats condition, as the miik saucer was kept filled with regular ity. One of the men. suspecting that there was something wrong, decided to play detective. After he had filled the saucer, he retired behind a desk and remained quiet Pussy carle and began to lap up the milk hungsiiy. Suddenly, however, she ran away as if frightened and when the watcher peeped from behind the desk he saw a three foot garter snake, which had come out of a closet, greedily suck ing in the milk intended for Pussy. The man killed the snake and Pussy is once more putting on flesh.
 The Rev. James Berg, pastor or the English Lutheran church of Mount Vernon and also a member of the board of aldermen of that sub urban town. has resigned his pastor ate, the resignation to take effect on September l. He says that in the future he will devote his time to l the towns interests. although he will continue to conduct a mission 1 and Sunday school which h. estab- | lished in Wakefield some time ago. ! When Mir. Berg found that his pas | toral duties conflicted with his work as an alderman he promptly decided i to give up his church work. It may | be added that MT. Berg has political
 ambitions and is considered a likely | candidate for mayor on the republi | can ticket next fail
 Scared by Dead Mouse.
 Beat it quick and no talkin' back ! or I'll let this brute loose amongst ! yer. Scat. seat, yelled a burlI 1 workman at the same time holdinl | in the air by the end of its tail . tiny mouse which never again woul, | nibble at stolen cheese It was stone | dead. But a throng Of fair residents l of Etna street, in the Cypress Hil ! section of Brooklyn. who All day hat 1 maintained a warlike from agains ! employees of the New York Tele | phone company, who had been sen | there to plant huge woodens poles did not stop to investigate. Witt shrieks and a frantic grasping O
 skirts they ran. Their flight gay'
 the men, whom the women ha'
 fought off with hatpins, pokers ana
 shovels. a chance to place the Polei
 in the holes already dug.
 After tFss Rowdies.
 l The season at Coney Island ha begun and with it the customar! l manifestation of rowdyism on thu l street cars Tn former years thu ! magistrates dealt very lenientl. ! with the rowdies who were arrested and sentenced thm to nominal fines This year. however, the magistrate' seem determined to make an exam 1 nle of the young rowdies who molest 1 insult and endanger the passenger | on surface and elevated cars. Sey l eral of these rowdies have been sen | to the workhouse for six months ! each and if the magistrates continue | their good work it is to be hope' | the young rowdies will learn les
 son and refrain from cutting up.