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Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
LIVE NEWS NOTES
FROM LINCOLN PARK

Westley Archer is home from Colo
RADIO College.
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Pruning is still going on in the
southeast portion of the park
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March seems to be the month for
people to move over Lincoln park.
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John Sullivan is home after grad
uating from the school of pharmacy
at Omaha. Neb.
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j. c. Freeman OF Craig. Neb, was
Sunday visitor at c. NJ. Chases' on
Sherman avenue.
S. J. Andrews has purchased one
acre of the Hall place which adjoins
the Andrews brothers home.
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A. J. Lewis is having the house i'm
proved on the place on Garfield street.
recently bought OF Geo. Hall
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Arthur Sprinkle and family are max
ing move from ordway to their new
ly acquired property on Garfield St
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Mr.. Frank Wright. OF Twelfth street
went to New Mexico Friday TO sell
few carloads OF apples for Mr.. Pres
sey.
Miss Grace Gillen was hostess to
the J. U. G. club at her home on Chest
nut street Saturday afternoon. A
good time is reported.
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The family OF Alex Muir have NOV
ed 10 East Canon, with the exception
of one daughter. who is in South Can
on high school
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J. ID. Cornelius. who came here
about year ago with the hope OF
recovering his health. returned home
Tuesday morning.
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Young westwater had the mistor-
tune TO fall from a swing on the play
ground of Lincoln park school and
break his arm. recently.
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Road dragging Is following In the
natural order OF events on lincoln
park. the SHOWS having put the ground
In excellent shape for that kind OF
work.
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Miss Elizabeth wineheinser. who
has been making her home with Mrs.
sweitzer for the winter. has gone to
keep house for her brother on his new
ranch.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
AVOID HARSH DRUGS.
Many Catharties Tend TO Cause In.
iur, 10 the Bowels.

unny ththarues reno 10 tause IN
jury TO the Bowels.
II you are subject TO constipation.
you should avoid strong drugs and
cathartics. They only give tempor-
AIRY relief and their reaction is harm
ful and sometimes more annoying
than constipation. They in no way
effect a cure and their tendency is to
weaken the already weak organs
with which they come in contact
We honestly believe that we have
the best constipation treatment ever
devised. Our faith In 1t is 80 tsrons
that we sell 1t on the positive guar
antee that II shall not cost the user
cent II It does not give entire salts
faction and completely remedy contsi-
patton This preparation is called
Rexall Orderlies. These are prompt.
soothing and most effective in action
They are made OF recent chemical
discovery. Their principal ingredient
is odorless, tastless and colorless
Combined with other well known in
gradients, long established for their
usefulness in the treatment for con-
stipation. II forms tablet which 10
eaten juts like candy. They may be
taken at any time. either day or night;
without fear OF their causing any in
convenience whatever. They do not
gripe. purge nor cause nausea. They
act without causing any pain or ex-
cessive looseness Of the bowels. They
are ideal for children, weak. delicate
persons and aged people as we'll ~
for the most hearty person.
They come in two size packages, -
tablets 10 cents, 80 tablets 25 cents.
Remember you can obtain them only
at our store.--The Rexaii Store.
Mitchell Z Egbsrs.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
SAW OVER FIFTY
BIG JACK RABBITS
Canon City, Colo,
Feb. "a, 1911.

Dear Uncle Dan:
When we were travelling from the
east / was looking out of the window
one morning and saw an antelope
galloping over the plains. 1t was
a very pretty sight, but | did not get
to look at it long because the train
was going so fast.
We travelled ON until We came to
where the prairie dogs live. They
were so cute. | saw some of the rat
tlesnakes that live with them, and
hawks were everywhere.
The little dogs were fat. l could
have taken one in my arms and
squeezed it to death. There they
were, crossin of the roads, and sit
ting up by their holes.
/ have seen possums, pole cats and
foxes. When we were travelling l saw
about fifty wild jack rabbits darting
in and out among the bushes.
Papa killed a coyote and kept it's
hide, SO l saw a coyote. | have seen
a great many wild animals, such as
wild cats and wild hogs.
Very truly yours,
HANNAH GREENBERRY.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
Yours. etc.
Try a Record Want A.
NO NEED TO STOP MaaS

when your doctor orders YOU to
stop work. 1t stasgers you. Il can't
you say You know you are weak.
rundown and failing In health, day
oy day. but you must work as long
40 you can stand. What you need In
Electric Bitters to give tone. strength
ana visor to your system. to prevent
breakdown and bui'd you up. Dont
be weak. sickiy or ailing when Dlec-
tric bitters will bsnent you from the
nrst dose Thousands blcss them for
their glorious health and strength.
Try thsm. Every bottle y guaranteed
TO satisfy. Only soc At Huntsr-Palm-
Or.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
VERA DISSMORE.
BED QUILTS FULL
OF PORCUPISR QUILLs
Canon City. Colorado.
March 9, 1911

canon CITY, Colorado,
March 9, 1911.
Dear Uncle Dan:
One fall my Papa went out hunt
ing for deer and he came upon a
porcupine. 1t bristled up its back and
was going to fight, but Papa killed it
and put it in the wagon.
When it came bed time and they
took the bedding out they found it's
quills all over the bedding SO they
had to sit down and pick them out be-
fore they could 20 to bed. But he
came home without deer
Yours sincerely,
RUTH STEARNS.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
BIG BLUE SNAKE
TRIED MILKING COW
Canon City. Colorado,
March 8. 1911.

OahOu CITY, OOIOradO,
March 8. 1911.
Dear Uncle Dan:
One day at Brookside a picnic party
was just coming over the last ridge
between home. when they saw a man
killing snake. They asked the man
where he had seen the snake first
He said that he had gone in his barn
and had seen the COW jumping around
trying to get away from something
He looked around and found big
blue racer trying to milk the COW. He
then took 1t out and killed 1t.
Yours,
ARTHUR SEAMAN.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16

Mrs. Dairri continues quito poorly
at her home on South Ninth streen
The sisters she was expecting froni$
Missouri did not arrive and nurse
has been employed.
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Mrs. II. Z. Gifert and children.
who have been residing on Colorado
avenue. left the first of the week for
Medford. Arizona TO join MIR Gilfert.
who preceded them by a few weeks
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Mrs. Hollour and son, and Mrs.
Schappie and children. have lately
from Westcliffe and located on the
place on Sherman avenue, formerly
occupied by Joe Hoyt and S. B Whit
lows
Mrs ]. p. Farmer. of East Grand
avenue. has the honor of being the
newly elected president OF the Gem
eral Ladies association of the Pres
byterian church. and Mrs, Kfskaddon,
vice president.
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Mr. Harry Bowman has been put
ting in his spare time sihse his re-
turn from Washington. painting his
Park avenue residence. Inside and
out They say everything is painted
now except the garden fence
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The sale at Geo. Halls last week
was web attended and things went at
fair price Mr. and Mrs. Hall left
Wednesday morning of this week for
Virginia. They will stop on for a
two days visit at Florence enroute.
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A number OF neishbors and friends
planned suceessful surprise partt K
for Mr. and Mrs. Ike williams at
their home on Poplar avenue last
Thursday evening to welcome them
home after a visit to the 'old coun-
try
Mr.. Geo. Sale is OF on a combined
business and pleasure trip through
Texas New Orleans and Florida. Prom
Florida Keys he will go on TO visit
Mrs. Sales home IN Massachusetts.
Mrs.. Farns~orth Is keeping Mrs. ss-
lie and the children company during
his absence.
MY
Mrs. Allan Bell enjoyed a visit Sat
urday and Sunday from her sister.
Miss Eakin, who is a teacher In the
Florence schools Miss Eakin. her
youngest brother and the mother. Mrs.
Eskin. will move TO a newly purchAs-
ed ranch on Lincoln park at the clos,
OF the school year.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
AMONG OUR YOUNG FOLKS
Conducted BY Uncle Dan

on the outside teasing him. When
Papa came with the gun my uncle
had put the dog in the pen with the
coyote and they were fighting very
hard. After while Keno began to
yell, so Papa and my uncle went in
and my Papa killed the coyote
Yours truly,
RUTH SPRINGFIELD.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
FIERCE FIGHT BETWEEN
DOG AND COYOTE
Canon City. Colorado
March 8, 1911.
Dear Uncle Dan .

March .. 1911.
Dear Uncle Dan
When ! lived on the ranch coyotes
were very thick. The men would kill
about two a week.
One day. in summer. several OF the
men were at the barn when they saw
coyote come out OF the alfalfa
which was just below the barn. and
70 into the chicken yard. Ny uncle
ran out and shut the chicken yard
Este while Papa ran 10 the house for
the gun. whAls Papa was gons the
coyote Was trying his best 10 get out
Our dog. Keno. was rsuning around
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
CASTORIA
a For xz1Ants and Children.
1hs khd Yen Have Always Bsught
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PEhR0SE MAN READER
OF DAILY RECORD

Penrose. Colo. March .. 1911.
Mr.. Guy Hardy,
Editor Daily Record.
Canon City, Colo.
Dear 6ir:- Enclosed hnd check for
Record Please continue sending pa
per. ~ Il is like visit homo each
day. We cant do without H.
Yours truly.
@ e WHITE
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
Or. HOWE WRITES
AffECTIOhATE LETTER
Chicago, III.
March c. 1871

Chicago. III.
March c. 1871.
Dear Hardy.
For some time nave not been re-
eeiving my Record" and until one
came today could not understand the
reason.
II is this old label attached here
with.
This is the second time at least
have had to complain OF the stupid
ity OF someone In your ONCE and
would most respectfully suggest that
you tie n can TO the whole circulating
department You might as well for
II this occurs again you are going 10
lose them all by sudden death any
how.
My correct address is 500 West
Huron street and II your mailing clerk
can't read "ritin." II is printed at the
head OF this sheet and maybe he can
spell It out from that. See whss~you
can do with him
How are the little Hsrdy's and all
the others.
Yours. etc.
WARREN ID. HOWE.
tThe Record is always glad to hear
from former Canon people and some-
times letter like this is the best kind
OF evidence that the Weekly Record
Is appreciated.)
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16

Try a Record wsss "A.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16

4 number OF neishbors and friends
planned successful surprise party
for Mr. and Mrs Ike Williams at
their home on Poplar avenue last
Thursday evening to welcome them
home after a visit to the "old coun-
try
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16

The sale at Geo. Halls last week
was well attended and things went at
a fair price. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall ieft
Wednesday morning OF this week for
Virginia They will stop on for a
two days visit at Florence enroute.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Selling: three-year-olds
and upward; six furlongs.-Dr. Berkeley,
III tBen. 9 to |. o to . n 7 to 8. first:
Sure Get. 10 McTaggartJ, 2 to /. 3 to
] and 3 TO ., second; Golconda. iJ (sic-
Sweeney. 100 to I. 40 20 / and 20 20 J.,
third Timo-li4. Tom Holland, Evia,
Firewood. Lilly Paxton, Inferno. FLAIR
ney, Gavotte. Pocatllligo and Tortois
also ran and flushed as named.
SECOND RACE.-Sclling. three-year-
oids and upward; 500; six f%urlongs.-
loyal Onyx. 100 oButwelD, \ to 6. 4 to
and : To .. won, Aunt Kate, lOl
Byrne), $ TO l. 3 to ! and & 10 9, Sec
ond; Footpad, 100 (A~,TasgarD, II TO |.
. to l and . to 1. third. Time. la l-5.
Fond Heart, Borrower. Dcarie. Joe
Rose. Favershain. Tods Cottage, InHec.
ton and Hymn Wolf also ran and I'm
ished as named.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
GIRL SEEKING HER SIGHT
STILL HOPEFUL OF MIRACLE

ptTTSBCRG, Feb. 4,-Belleving the
restoration a. her sight was della ed
a few days 20 test her e!th, Mrs
Margaret Sh!pley, the Mckcesport
blinG girl. who tasted for eight days
In hopes the miracle would occur, Will
conduct m all-dsy prayer meeting to-
morrow. At the conclusion of the ser-
vices sunday night she, together with
u dozen faithful friends, believe her
vision will be restored.
Miss Shipley Is living with a sister,
Mrs. G. II, IIullerman. Her father and
several other relatives who were here
during the fast. returned to thelI
homes at Newcomerstown. Pa, last
T~hursday. Mr.. Shipley states that II
his daughter does not % o recover her
sight he will ask the authorities to pur
an end to the services for the sake o
! the young woman's health.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
JACKSONVILLE ENTRIES.

JAcksONNILLE PA, Feb. 4.-11e sn.-e,
fIItsr RAcEEpuae; maiden twu-ycar-obi.
thgee AMI a hiatt uriunss.-Gold Mine. iO8
ri.ne,s Dean. 100; Aldeu. ~. New Raven, TIA;
u.sn-lOk, 40. SAUCE. 100 Iay MAJ, Ito; M.n06
Jimmie, liz; Doodle DANDY. 10 Du,al. Gu.
Hstndze, Argny and senator sparks ALEC el!sbl,
10 ttaTt Should any declare.
,sEcoND B.ACE-lws; maiden threeysar-olli:
~ ~furionss. -WaliE. iO4 serator Hubble. M.
hinnelon, 1l2 Tum Mas-e. il5. Flirne Brj an
~ AbotrDd. liz, Jahot, ~. SPECIAL BleV,
ID; Dancing ouc-a, loI; GoldNirk. H.; Al.
Third GAcE-sGiug, t,r,c},arold,; five
ami a hal: iuriongs iun. lo2 rrA. lOi
iO4 zool, lOi hrcsncy. iO7. rtsnk Navin. re-
.nasSts 100 huhs Knight, i6i -'Incic Fred
l0e kingiin. ~.
FDIRTH RACE--liandieap. thur,t aI-nlds and
upward; nne mile. Third Rat. D3 Phurs I've
lol nnck, ~; Tom HAYWARD. li3. htyhDurnf 10.
FIFTH RACE selling fuufyeat-ulls All u9.
MArii sA and one half iuhunG-. -'Inslish Fsiler
49, snlmOuettc, NG. Col. A-hmtnlr. 1u8. Huht1.
luS; wander, III -.NBltint, ~. John \. 30
~. BarciiA. 10, ''Dttluit. 100: 'Fop,pad' ne
Might Mist. l03. ''s,aifurj. lca FOLSOM DOr
SIXTH RACE sofling: fG.u,,u-ulds and up
ward pne and ont'ssttrHth mile, Judge va
Ton, lOl hetmau, Zoe ~Asudair. 100 Gale
,iast l1i Ehall. lOl, Edwin l.. ii2. Abraaus
10! Rosebufg H., Lon.
Denote tArts pounds apuuut.rs all4vau-t
chitasL - Denotrs Tive pounds apprentice ALLOW
me Calmtl. CHAR, last.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
TAMPA ENTRIES.

FAMpA. Fla. fsb. s-Ths eutn,s fot -.
molrpw's RACES are a. follows ~
ERsr EAfE--lurs thrrt,earold and ur
rs; gais2rne az Niglsk ~? PRANK rsitn,
EcpNn k~ACE-stling; fouryear-oljs and
a.prafd five tuiDug' Isl, tvinul, Ice SID
Ions, III chslics. III. o.lan, lis CulrI.
1907 BnlaNan. 100 D0uati1n, III Grsrcl ne.
Ifck hoss, ll3t Netic Caiia, iiB; r u.
Spsars,. 100. Charlotte Hamilton. III BFoughan
THIRD RACE selling f1uryeaf alds AMI M,
wsnl five fmlpng,. Ina. 1O2 Otto ~telf,i. tl3
Ifs lam. l16; Giadissimo. III: Abs G1ldlus
Hamilon. u6i .0ihmaidi. lis, H,sari.. lis
nftsain w MAIDS and Faces, li6 bAh
f0uRTH RACE rus. tho ,earall, pnt
81 pa, billie Hins. lo. Chcrpkse itpss. rs
Hertz II, AgosLsieris io1 Tsids Bear, rs
yard sig fdrl9nss -RgLipla lOli Mense, .iOl
Heaip.. .io4 risasng, l6ss '.lo,s Wachs,
sixth RACE selling; ihtasyesr-old, an,
~ Lpasi ca,r9ssh 10; blaet oaS ~ ~
i@i hlti9s. 100 ''Amyl, iG Lavton WI
gins los; Uncle jim, 100,
stise pounds apprentice allowance claimed
'.fhnee bounds apprentice allowance claimed
Clear, fast.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
PILLS MAY HAVE KILLED.
Death Of Erie starter In MontsHair
10 lie PrObed.

Capt. Allan X. Noyes. starter at the
Park street station OF the Erie Rafl
road In Montclair, died to-day under
circumstance which caused his WHO"
to notify the police and the Coroner
Capt. Moves, who was formerly master
Of a Maine sailing vessel, was seventy
Ave years old. 80
For some weeks he had been taking
electrical treatment from a specialist III
Newark He was taken with 6
severe pains during the treatment and
the electrician gave aim hvo pills IN q
box marked FOR pain; take one every
half hour until easy
Mrs. Noyes, who was with her hus-
band. took him home. When he Ia
taken two Of the pills he fell into \
deep sleep from which he could not Dc
aroused and died early to-day.
The evening world., 1911-02-04


% I'M nci his leadership. That the
p<cc,e Of my district are opposed to
Sheehan fpf United states Senator. and
for that reason ! was voting against
him AMI would continue TO do 80 until
the end"
Now Sheehan Is Stubborn.
/, was learned to-day that s,n-e Inc
esuc,,. WAS held friends 81 shepard
finding h a It was Impossible TO elect
him, have proposed to Sheehan that
Shepard would withdraw IL he would.
To this proposal Sheehan gave a nat re-.
fusal. He said that he would have
Withdrawn before tho caucus when he
could do so gracefully, but now he in
tended to stay In the fight TO the finish.
He Further told s%hepard's friends that
he considered such a suggestion TO be
p~resumptious.
f~nsurEents oeiisve that In telling
this story ana authorizing DR.. Nc
Daniels TO repeat IL, Murphy II "a
ing the way for the withdrawal of
ohsehan ana the eisction Of a man
WIN will he entirely aooeptab is 10
r.ur.rx nan
a. r..,....-. A.
~ '"at wien '"o '"he
co'es eheelahE s'rehsth VIII DC
thrown TO Cohalan. The Insurgents are
fast approaching a point whore they VIII
be willing to accept any man but
Sheehan 20 break the den Dur,nu
~. ,or. o,h. coh,,., -. ~. -
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%
am nas .e1useu 10 'i'o" hImseli 10 DC
S'"''u ~ wen In u rcSepuNe 'hoou'
eSpee' 10 oreak DEADLOCK
There Is a general feeling here that
the deadlock Will he broken carly mex,
w..l ava mi ,oottnu 4. i,raai, r..no,-
.,h,. o. 49, ,,nna.a", 49, c.rr,a,
- N' '' 'u'l w nv N"''p'
."A' '"e 'o'es necessary 10 oieot Shee-
q nave been secured IL II reported
that Mr.. Murphy has said TO some OF
his close friends that the coming week
will see a break. Those who know the
tempor of the insur. cn,s and tho resn.
,a..'as Ill ho,ta,a r., ..,,i.zaa,, IN
- -. W"
.e"e '"i"us" inc "'th"r"W"i Vi
The evening world., 1911-02-04
"WIlL-MAKlNG MANIA"
So i,arrh Asserts In C~ontesting Ne
quests by wife. ,

Declaring that his wife. Freda karch'
who died Nov. 10, had "a mania Tor
making Wills George Karch filed a
contest to-day in the ~surrogate's Court
70 a viii offered for probate that cut
him or with s.. left his son Joseph.
5000. his sister 500, and the residue OF
about $4,000 to eleven friends. OF the
latter. Mrs. Nancy Lentz of Newstead.
n. T.. was the largest beneficiary, re-
ceiving a bequest Of 5000.
Mrs. Karch died In New Rochelle.
Karch declares she left at least three
wills, one OF which is being offered for
probate here. another In W~estchester
County and a third Is In his sisters
possession. lie alleges that his wife was
OF unsound mind when she made the
wills. and seeks to recover the entire
estate she left.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
The Corrections Department
Steamer Out of Commission
After SteadyD ySince 1868.
MANY TO PRISON.
Average of Is a Day Ferried
to Institutions and Many
Saved From River.

The ~Minnahanock OF the Department
OF Correction fleet. plying from the foot
OF East T~wenty-sixth street. has car
ried its last batch OF prisoners to the
islands in the East River. The famous
old boat went out OF commission to-
day after n continuous service since
1861. During that time many a famous
criminal has seen the end OF his jojr-
ney first from the deck OF the old
steamer.
From rs deck heroic resCues have
been made. Prisoners MS they APP
preached the place of their coniine-
ment at times tried to end their lives
and were saved at the risk OF their
temporary j~ailers' lives. \ notable in
stance OF this was when Michael
Burke. one OF the earliest FIRST mates
OF the vessel and now mate, jumped
into the river among ice Hoes 10 rescue
a woman prisoner. Burke has many
other rescues to his credit, but this
occurred or a Christmas night.
Took Many TO Cells.
Thousands 81 prisoners have stood
upon the decks of the OLD boat. a. an
average OF scycnty-iye IA day have been
borne from Manhattan to Biaokwell's
and Iiart's Islands.
There wasn't a rIvermau who did not
know the old boat. She could De recog-
uizcd far away. 70: so low was her hull
nat at a Estan-n she looked like a
louse ahoa;. Her highest speed was
ten knots. and she vas propelled by an
"a .Y.af- 10 min. -. u.. IN fat
The evening world., 1911-02-04

and Immediately he was s~ubpoenaed 20
testify at the hearing mex Tuesday
night.
Another name was added to the list OF
dead last night. 1t was that OF John A.
Deepen. aged thirty-eight, No. 24 Clare
mont avenue, Jersey City. Deepen was
a clerk In the freight ONCE OF the Jersey
Central and was at his desk when the
explosion occurred. BY the shock a IRE
eytinguisher hanging over the desk ives
knocked down and It struck Deepen on
the head. fracturing hts skull. He was
taken 10 st. Francis Hospital. where no
' died al 10 o'clock last night.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
BOY FlREBUG PLEADS GUILTY
Brooklyn Youth VIII Probably he
Sent 10 Asylum.

County Judge Fawcett of BROOKLYN
accepted Yesterday the plea OF guilty
entered in behalf OF Frederick Burk.
hardt OF No, i?3 Halsey street, the
seventeen-year-old pyromaniac, in.
dicted for arson in the first degree.
~Burkkhardt is said to nave played
with fire so often that the damages
caused by his bonfres will amount 10
10000, County Judge Fawcett will APP
point a lunacy commission to examine
INTO the question of his sanity.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
Dorsey Tire. nnd Ryan wins.
Especial II The E,tnlns worlaI

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Feb. 4-Bsnt
Dorsey OF Albany ard Billy Ryan OF
Syracuse fought six rounds before the
Armory Athletic Association. In N.
early part OF the fight Dorsey forced
things, but he tired at the half way
mark and Ryan appeared to have much
in reserve at the finish. and was en-.
titled 10 victory.
The evening world., 1911-02-04

Lieut. Col. George W. Goethale, caair-
man OF the Panam Canal Commission
n chief engineer Of the canal, arrived
here to-day or the steamer Colon, from
Cristooal. Col, Goethale Is en- route 4
Washington. where ne Will appear be
fore the Appropriation Committees o.
Congress in relation to proposed. cana
expenditures.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
Nephew Contests sumner VIII.

Charles NJ. sumner of Edenburg. NY,
to-day began a contest In the Surro-
gates Court here of the viii Of his
uncle, Alanson A. Sumner, who died last
September at Stamford. Conn. lie was
one OF five nephews and nieces who
each were to receive by the terms or the
will requests of from 5000 TO $500.
Being dissatisfied with his share OF the
estate, Young sumner charges that his
uncle was OF nsoun mind when he
made his Will,
The evening world., 1911-02-04
1NetOrt Direct.

From the Westminster Gsrcttc)
There H. risk in using words which
may not Ice readily understood. 4 mat
who IL something OF a political orator,
and has a weakness for learned words.
saw a boy fishing from the bank OF a
Monmouthsh!re canal This was the con.
v~ersation between them: "Hullo. my
young ~piscator,' 'Ello, tripe-face""
The evening world., 1911-02-04
Seventeen Horses burned to Death.

BORDENTOWN, y. J., Feb. A-Seven-
teen horses were burned to death, n
quantity OF hay ma grain consumed
and a bakery destroyed by a fire which
started for some cause acre
early to-day. The fire started in an
outbuilding on the property Of Jacob
IIolzblur. The flames spread rapidly.
The estimated loss II $500.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
TAMPA RESULTS.

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year-olds; about three %furlongs. Cath
crime Hampson, III CMurphyl. : to 3. /
TO : and out. first; Kitty X. III (ormesl.
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los VGrininl, 4 to ], g 10 . and out. third.
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