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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-27
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS,

100 s; So !: g
stockers and FEEDERS, 81 ooas5 IS: cows and
EoGs-Rec.ip,s. 1aooo. strong at early "a
spSs light 8 Ss & T. m poasb s 5Sg
T. 70 r rss' +, Shoiee 80 h ~ 81 iea ssc2
piss. S. 5oGss o5; bulk Of sales 81 90 ass 90 .,
asa %: western So - n s. 70. yearlinrs 50 -
Q 81 SIS: lambs. native. 81 75Q SO SIS. western
Eas, Baraio, May 2G-CATTLE-Eecsipts
zoo slow 101l5o lower EALs-Receipts
1900 head active, 25c higher 50 70 9 IS.
lea ;iS- Sc ga So IS 7o mixed. IS 4odS6 ~
Workers ana pigs. So 400 S. so. roughs. 81 50
s. 30: s,ass. s47S5. diaries SO Is SO 20.
heavy lambs steady. others. Csc lower. handy
lambs. zoe lower handy lambs. g - %.
heavy lambs. s5Tts 30: earrings 81 '3f SO
wethers. 81 as q s. 70. ewes. sass 20 sheep
Kansas tity' MAY SEATTLE Receipts.
900 including 700 Southerns; steady; calves
S z 5EsfF s e s osS S. 20 70 West
ern s4T5Qs5 90. stocksrs and feeders. 81 -
q SIS go Southern. 50 IS asj 90; southern COWS
S. 81 80: native. 81 IS 10. heifers. 81 80 q So
Bulls s4as5: calves <5as71 Is. HOGs-Re-
ceip,s. 5000. 10c higher, bulk Of sales. $50
Sc 10 heavy IS s5qs6 % packers ap a1, Sgteh
Rscaipts. 1000: steady lambs So so 1857 So
yearlings. $3.50. vethers. 81 50GS5. ewes.
81 n 81 60. stockers and feeders. - q -
Cincinnati NAV 20 --CATTLE-Receipts
s7g: steady: fair 10 good shippers 50 q 50 -
common. g. o5GS4 HOGs-Receipts. l,sl2
generally. l5c lower butchers and shipper.
ceipts. 1853. steady. s. % 9s3 SIS. lambs
strong. s475as5 80.
n By Telegraph 20 The Tribune
ST Louis May 26.-CATTLE-Rec-ir
COS. supply small. demand fair prices
stcsdv. steers 81 40 q SO. heifers. 81 - ~ 50
COWS 81 5O0 81 80, Southern steers - 2'H 81
HOGS-Rccsipts 747i, active and l0Q l3c
higher. light and medium. 81 So a Sc Is. pack
ers s. so0 SC o.: rough. So 256s5 ~ South
ern pigs and hogs. $50 81 e.. sHEEP-Re-
CENTS 1919 fairly active and 10 2pc lover
spring lambs 81 q 81 co clipped lambs. - 80 q
So so clipped sheep, s4as. p.
BY Telegrsp h o. The Tribune
Louisville. Nav 2G-sHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 5O6G. firm. best lambs, s. go. fanc3
heavy lambs s. -. seconds So % q 50 90
Guile 81 50. fat sheep. s" 75G$4 20. medium
g. - 81 80. common, 81 q x 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-27

KINDLY middle eyed D1 Ess5'' IN '' MisB.
ccandina -" I--.t,ton a. usekeeper FOR
apolis' ~sn,' or small familg. = Box .
tribune On, n Id closing house hiEhiY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-27

M HEAi-Fllur quiet and
- 49,. l.irnt-. Sj0S5 80. winter
r,s1 ~ ID winter patents. 81 2Dff
3 d. 81 -50S4 80. extra so
An, &. ,--seais - 254S4 90. fancr
rs.7,- 5000 - s50S5 %. choice 90
q ~ cONNMEAL-Firm. E.ln
a ite, 1kAI.--tesGr lne white ard
~ calec. s 10Qsl ~ FEED
e - p. standard rllfdiiue
"a 81 - 4lnS-I ~. rr1 dog S2s le.
- pllt ST sacks. middlin2
q , a.. SIS. honiuz .hor. So
s'tsro<s Of meal. $50 J0a s3f
7 - =. inner cariF. as result Of
p - IN points ir Tie hog marriott
1sf cash demand and in syn.
sers-. nrfe vas renewed selling
- -. l''"ffr. and che market
, IS rc tNf change fr0m tho pre-
I. a.. ~ k-~feadr mess Sf7T-lf
-ssss .ebN-i. snort clear SiG0sfS
.s,zsi 49, sl@. family So 500
~ pr ~ extra INDIA mess.
~ y 49, hAMs--Quiet. Dscols.
CT ~ .9' .n e.. 40 Do &c.. PIGS.
q ils - In 1O4c. pIrki.J Isus
e.ri', -'sc TALLOW-Essr. cif..
t9se A. ~ hc. LARD-FI-r r,fdoI.
Ara, Ht stead. T-.r. .rfDo.f
9 To- '.t'c Continent -D, p-.,r
k..Flr ,pmpoIud 7Aa7.r sTTt-
|sak-R.s. esc city lard fn0to1-e
"a ",uasd, steady. stsnd.ro ers.-,,-
r BE-, -,l lees per cen- 20. ~
- al Ia was 20 lower a., NJ.
!. va ~ &c. and Z. d IN for s,ons,
~. =. -. mere qu.ef and gnrre|eeg
"a -, -, 4'G-. muscotaao - e.
sses sugar So fs,+ M.
.s,S 49,. ora stock Of rrto,e erJ
u o. So - tom. against aSia ,3l , 1ns
IS eose- uneven dates Tte i,,-. 'os'
- "a ,'.., tons sssins, s5 i i,Crssse
g. sIoa eek Total stocks aod ii .eoa.-
H. s'so;,i s2 5ss AS sup pesr Of aoos 80
|$,sl. asrssavt5 fairly good demand
- las ER-siaudard c,u.
~ ,psi -9a August ii'7oaJjsc 500
....'p7s, 80 - futures. f5- 20. ~o-
~ l..7i,, = 80 T. 500. A.. - na.
so, as'ihg 1is5..@3o3.. ilr.
Vas, = ~ siaoc' I,i, a. - 700
y 4! Soc Lemon l'4 49, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-27

,,,,,obaha 70 London: 424 quarters Of
on ~" IN the Ct Paul, also for London; 3s2
quarters in tho cedric 20 liverpool ami.
,,s sa,es 119o ID average SO 20 per 100 N ::.
i.oa il 81 20: 90. 10 ID. 81 IS; 20. ESQ ID.
50 ~ =, iscg II iiGo h. S. 2. 90 ii. s. 30:
I ,spo no. 81 IS. &c, 1890 III. 81 90 ., si0 10,
4, i-'V 10 IL So 90; l. coo III, 81 So cows.
80 o. Ia "A AZ: 4. 1870 n. 81 80: TO- 1914 III.
,SU ~, ass No. 81 20 ). $50 H. s415: s.
g." n 81 ~. 1906 H., s. So. - 9Ji 10. 81 Is,
r ~ or. ". S. So ,; TSf n. 81 So 8 $50 h
81 S 20 "a ii. 81 70: l. s7f n. 81 so: ;. SO.
~ g. 40. a $50 ID. $: 80. G. COS ID. 81 Is.
10 sy,on & Co: Il Pcnnsylvana steers. i2l7
Il, ss ~ 10 1885 10. SO 20: 10 1854 H. SO.
- 400 IN So Pennsylvania COWS s92 III.
s, -. I. a40 10. IS 70 /. 1880 III, So 10; l.
u. ca co. Is 1882 n, 50 10. 10 1855 H. SO.
bulls 100 il. 81 90 COWS. s25 III. 80 81
j. shsmOeEs "a son ,9 Is Pen ~ ~ =.
,gS- IN 81 IS. g. l407 II. SO
Kcrns Commission Company: 20 virginia
s's Ge,,iI,TFs-Recsipts sos. including 80 for
tho market Trade active az an advance Of
o5c and pens we're cleared early Common
to choice veals sold a. sggss % per zoo Ip,
~ GOOD buttsrrilk calves. s. 30. Dressed
calves firm at 100 lSisc for city dsessed veais'
sales-Jenihe wright 4 Co: IS ycals' $50
IN average. 81 80 per 100 10 . culls. f27 10. 81.
n r. Hume. ~ seals, 1919 lb. 81 10
robin a shannon l65 vcals. i2s h. 81 %.
20 faS No. s. 50, /, 240 3D. SO J eraser. $50
s ssnders 10 yeals, 1ie Id. 81 10 rs but
terlniIks. 10, n. s. 80. g.,
Mcpherson a co. reals, 40 10, - ~
rrsss4rs and mixed. l2s 10 81
SHEEP AND LANBs-Receipts. 80 cars. or
af~a head. including - cars for the market
SUNNY rath.r more liberal and trade less
sctivc a. about steady prices. although som.
seuerg thought there vas an undertone ct
10 fair sheep sold az 81 20 ds4 30 per 100 IL;
cuns s.. common to fair lambs OF $685.
t,,,r-~b or vooi.d do ~ ss: southern spring
lambs a. IS 75dse' mainly So. Dressed NUT
ton SLOW at = q l0i,c. dressed lambs steady
ssies-Kerns Commission Company. ESQ
Virginia spring lambs, So u sverase, 80 per
AZ n. a. ies. II n, S. -. 2oa Buffalo lambs,
81 II. "a so: 70 Cunshorn,. 70 10. s. sheep
Tob,n 6 shaunon: $50 Virginia spring
lauies 81 n 50 24e a. H. so. l2 Virginia
sl-~ep % b. 81 IS.
N;Fhsrson Co 1a7 virginia spring
lambs. &c ID. 80. Virginia sheep. rs TO-
Judd CO s25 Ohio lambs 81 r. g.
Newton & Co. go Buffalo lambs n ID, 81
j. shsmberF & son. e51 Buffalo ismhs' 90
To- s.
HOGs-R~ceipts cars or So head. al
for slaughter. except lev mead Prlces
steady. with sales az 50 * 50 60 per 100 TO-
outside figures for pigs
ao 's Is I.2ss. s. s. ssa PER- 100 a pss Is
Mcpherson < Co.. state hogs i'i 10
sc p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-27
.,.r1AL MARKET REPORT.

Vsr York. MAY &c. 1911
AK 800 WHEAT - The c-outh sfus'io 10,
skf-s..,.h~rss- gave nrm tone - ms
= .o., Of the 6st but shorts sNpssFe1
t.'..srty rel covered. and N eosence OF
suvine price charges were com
rGTssss 49, I'D the marker a. the close
~ ,-rre-r@d % sc net hisher For
b y ,.fs sea f- 20 frm. influenced o.
" n s-rsuar world exports and the
~ S-s-eh report. which gave the acre
~ ssa eo0 'ess than last year ana placed
+ s-sy'.ior ~ winter wheat e. 50 Per cent
/. "a as year and spring wheat az
feS 20 4 rs1or- by the Canadian
rs,'-,a6 placed the wheat acreage n
kSS..s-s-- canada a. 2 20 600 against -
~, -, vss- Exporf sales. 10 loads %
tW -. s1,,o-fs 10 . red here. 08isc
$500 a7isc 2 : aHos'. both nominal;
fI.',~s-,Is-- Duluth. s. ~ . aNoat
-. w., arm. with active buying oF
s-s,,,i,, ho-ses n sympathy With Whea'
- ,oos 10 loads. and there vas an
-. - .r--s-sf-e operations on fne pear
-.-.'rr markets firm. with A sharp
In Argentina Expert new No :
..-,r.l : o p afost OATS showed
- s-riv advancing =. fi,c over the
-, .ioss with active buying BY commits
-.s.. snow issued a hullish report on
|. ..-osrt u moisture in the soil and the
= .norsS i,dependent strength There
-. realizing az the advance. but a. the
!. go, were = 2 sc net higher. cash
y s.-o--. standard white. - iec. 40 :. soc
X, a. and No 4 q &C E-Nominal.
- wheat including -four. exports for
-.sk according 20 Brsdstrests. ssgre-
ass.fss bushels against 1850. Jos last
> 40 s 500 IA last year. since July ].
Sffsa bushels aEainsf lSS.3ol.oot last
L. Corn exports for TIE week. I5+ $40.
g s3s2s4 'ast week ani '4'.ooA last
: sncs July 1. 46.3o1S5 So against 80
49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-27
SCHOOL AGENCIES
FOR SALE

BIG BARGAlNS-slight used orfce turni-
ture. desks typewrlters cash registers add
nR machines. monographs, nnng cabinets
safes. addressing machines time clocks par
tltions. check protectors. bookcases NATHAN.
: White 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-27
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
GLOVE SALESMAN TO SCI line ~ men ana
Iaaes' dross gloves 70 the retail trade in NeN
York CITY only first class experienced grove
men need apply Faultless Glove Co, 1loFers-
Vile. y. y.
WANTEp. 30 men each 20 own bungalow
lot at Ocean Gaze. price S9'; easy terms
hest water front property on East Jersey Coasl
II Interested send for free tickets VIM Nes'ef
Acid - Yves, 3fth st.. Room 1po.
Female.
MADAME HUDsONs school ~ Dermatoo sy
so West go Classes now beginning terms
or v-rfse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-27
EXPORTS.
rAeu OBLIGATIONS.

ISIS - Cotton. middling 1850
:. y - * coffee. No Rio 1874
= g ~ = SUGAR. granulste1 400
- 49,. = - No3assss. = \. 2 -
- 20 STU a. 81 Esef family. sfS 7S
ssass lssd' = 4s Tan, S'' pTans S.
e1E .o-.s q7i- Pork mess ...... Is o.
10, 70 81 Hogs dr. i60 -. 2
Sc OF a., Lard. mid West. IS
-. x7is pa u
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-27
suRRoGATEs, NOTICES

T,,-.DsT-,Nr no Az ORDER OF HONOR.
atie FRANK Millard Surrogate ~ the County
~ Nestchesier,
xotlc. 4 hereby given that 10 n The inten-
.io, of the rnd srsigned 10 apply 20 the Surro-
ne OF the County Of Westchester FOR Letters
-, Administration upon the Estate ~ Egoti
schutift iate ~ the Citf OF New Rochelle,
deceased, under the provisions ~ Sec
= an .sg, ~ The code ~ civil Procedure.
And notice Is further given. according IA
law 10 al pcrEons ing claims against kgott
ssid county deceased % present the same
I'm The vouchers thereof. 20 the Surrogate OF
- -oun.t % Wsstcn stcr ~ the 'ourt House
a., he Village ~ White Plains e. Y or or
betore The twenty third dsN ~ June. 1911
mated this iith d. % Ma. 1911
EDWARD g. ef1IMfrT. Petitioner
roH. p LAMBDEN Attornsy Tor Petitioner
$3.50 Husuenot strset New Rochelle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-27
Female.
WORK WANT cd.
Male.


RnOKXEFPER-s TENOGRAPHER- American
high schCOi graduate, once eApcIltil0e. "a,
s,res noeifjon. eenerally useful. highest refer
ences: salary 81. John, Box $ Tribune once
TOy m. C'bristian wishes position n an Of
ice. noat quicl and accurate. best re.erences.
Address Boz. T. -. Box lIJ. Nooociih Adhe'
\ J.
CHAUFFEUR Scotch; tnoroushiV
experienced IN both. strictly temperate Itl
7h'e useful. personal written referenoes' .oun
try preferred Mac Donald 230 West isth 81.
COLLEGE MAN senior. who has travelled
erfo0siveIv. wishes 20 tutor during summer
IN distinguished family. eXce-'n, kno"ieuse
or French. also an athlete r. NJ - fosl-
Office Box 1851
DETECTIVE. bonded end licensed seeks WORK
b, sav or week Bean. 49, iompkns ave-
telephone i43G Bedford ;rcokvn.
ELEVATOR MAN.-Colored. sober, eXperienced
-efable. understands switchboard. winston
go west 37th ST
office ASsTsTA NT-Congenisl Young man
non school graduate. stenogrspher and DOOR
t.oer'f-. thoroughly competent ana experienced,
"7oI,e-fionahle references. J. Is, BOX = tribune
Ofi.e.
Female.
ot--rrE ASSISTANT 10 years. know edge ~
,tenographv end typc~ritins one year OK
pcrience reference, reside Win parents r. IT,
I2i3 clay
,,0y-FPNESS. tutor companion. successful OK
.,erirnrcl teacher 90 French, efinan, EnSl'fh
i.,r,t.cs music. Giplomec Hanover. Paris
. rite highest References - West -+iH 81
,.-,~t-trIl-ENT Christian lady az houscseeper
j., ar COMPANION. rcfercncss. Box -. IS Spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-27
NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sLABOARD CLEARANCEs.


|0lI0s-Thsrs pas another sharp break
: --es ., old crop contracts. bat ness crop
sis ht4 cs-n psrs'irey' stea1y, and tho gen
4 nifss ciosed steady net : 20 - points
j. n 10. 90 crop but only . o. 3 points
p 1.sr deliveries Southern SPOT mar
-.,irge1 % sc lower. Crop reports from
[EEgl Louisiana and Florida tended 70
- cor1-elcs boz bearish oternment
p. nsr, wees Weekly movement figures.
-.s,is. $50 bales. against 56.5s5 last
p gE.zue 10 mills and Canada. 1881,
~ la45 az wear. Southern mil takings.
,,.> = co against IS 600 asJ year. loss
20 a. Interior towns - 9S4 against 70 -
y Tsar bs1lEr, into sight for the week,
issils- i-0-i asst year. Total crop
-. Port receipts. $3.50 032 1911 added
! rs ssssog faclc portsi against 1,O@3. 80
= cgsfan5 % mills and Canada. 500. l322,
p 11i.ie issi year. southern mill takings.
81 against . 0,5 900 last year. stoch at
~ uEHs 10 excess Of September /. l4l.SJ9.
AN0 last year. brought into sight
~ as scsscn ~ AIS. 20. against 9.9eo. -
/ . iU The total crop movement is f-r
AZ - season. against 26e days last sea
tea ontra-t prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male


,,,..r, rt -rs,fiI. wiling and obuging sood
~ rrferepcos city ~ country. s3O-Si0.
g., ,,,.s surkley's AEenc-, u West led 81.
Phone 1881 BRYANT
T7-TLFR. VALET English nrsi class refer
aurcs. cIt" or C1tINt, rt'->'' g. D..
pucklcys sc nc, Il Nfr' '-d ST. Fhone 49,
BRYANT
5,prr4KER. Experienced. responsible couple
- .rildrar, want care 81 private cr empty
tuw Sfe~euCes Address Experience. Box -.
T-ribnne ptowu Ofiice 1864 BrosdNas
-1,.CtfYaN or CHAUFFEUR. or both. over
-. ro,intfv preferred best personal eX-
'ne single. present employer can be
PEI r,id 20 ~ any part ~ the country.
eai Sd ave. care Mr. Fitzmorton.
-.,.l.1 1871 COUPLE would iike to take care Of
"ri,'.fe house during -uulmer months. pcsi
,efcrsuees. Mrs. strong "o% N'S' +''h ~
..o,,Tp working foreman. wants position IN
fAiAl,Ii..,, rl,ro. understands all farm
'. married. one child Adolf Lender. Nor
walk POstorce 81
u 3 -, an .cufieman's place, good references
@sre Of con seen. - GreenNlch II.
T.p1VEFE COCPLE-Man experienced cook
VII, ,,i,e charge in small family on apart
tdh' emu reference from last employer
m' r. Nassau court. Brooklyn.
.''.e. COUPLE swedish. no children
MAhmm. f,r,ner good yeg~tshle grower cherge
r,,iswan's place ME o"aIn "''P'
Taraenters Agency, los ",'i
CsEF l. ~ yeferrnces 81. Wilson : Agency.
or out lZ,I II Tel 22ei Plaza
'',-,,f ,,AS-By young man. Oh gentleman s
ISbf - -tre. experiences In poultry. horses,
COUNT. I'm. lawns ano sil ABOUT not AFRAID
"brE. references Caip'"''' "s7"''' ''f
9Th ave --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-27

4soa. w futures. iis7 Sc IEAp-puil.
Ionix oVS new York, 42Ods25c East St
4 a0n LONDON, f1S. sPELTER-Duli: 535 a
I.cndon 80. iI 1n o2e 2 529c East st Louis.
scr Sc, $. 9a9.50c. IRON-CIeveiand wa- ans
fonrSSui ia london. Locally quiet No 1
en- 1 ny Northern. SIS - q SIS ~: No North
sl5asI5 80 an" no southsrn SOIL
mo MoLAssEs AND sYRurs-s,eady. with
NAVAL sroREs-spiritS turpen,ine a shade
sns mere ana at the South. and dull Rosin
~ Tar quiet and barely STEADY TTRPE%-
a5ff1,rE,-Spirits. machine hills e2c TAR ! soc
KOSiN-Common to good strained saoc. n
~, - t."0c; Z, 145c. y, soc: a T55c
oiL>-Linseed oil unchanged Refined pe
York 80 Ills a. y"
CoTlONsEED Ou-Easier. prices closing
AZ nct decline OF sdi1 points as n result
or a falling of in speculative dams,a and
more OF less aggressive opeI stions by bears
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-20
SAY ARNOLD GIRL
WAS In HOSPITAL
"Jane Francis" Bore Striking Resem-
blance to the Missing
Heiress.

Philadelphia, Feb. 20--Tt is the belief
OF several OF the attaches Of the Samari.
tan hospital in this city that Dorothy
Arnold, the missing New York girl, was
in the institution several days following
her disappearance on Dec. H. On Dec.
Is young woman who, according to
the hospital people, resembled Miss Ar.
mold, came to the institution. accompa.
nicd by an older woman The younger
woman was not i'll, according to the doc
tors, although she said she was threat.
ened with tubereular trouble She gave
her name as Jane Francis OF Lebanon,
Pa. The house number she gave, it is
declared, is fictitious, She told one of
the nurses she was an actress.
The doctors did not find any symp.
toms Of tubercular trouble and did not
visit her much in her room. The woman
who accompanied the girl TO the hospital
visited her each day, and on Dec, u they
left the institution together.
Nurses who were shown photographs
OF Miss Arnold say they greatly resem.
BILE the young woman who was in their
care When the report that the Arnold
girl may have been in the hospital was
called to the attention Of Albert F. Cline,
superintendent OF the institution, he
said be did not believe the missing won.
an had been there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-20
Barre, Vermont.

a china or glass cup set into boiling
water after the manner OF preparing
any cold cream.
More astringent and therefore more
efiieacions in severe cases is mixture
OF three ounces of glycerine. five drains
of fannie acid and two ounces of rose
water. This preparation may be bound
on the cracks with bandages When such
method Of application is impossible, the
lotion should be dropped into the sore
snd then the spot painted with collodon.
1t is question whether collodion has
any healing properties for cracked skin,
but il is such a valuable protection that
many persons believe it to be q remedy.
II acts by giving thorough protection,
and as il is slightly drying the raw
edges Of flesh more quickly draw to-
gether It can and should be used freely.
i person who Is obliged to havo hands
much In water must wear rubber gloves
at such times if there are chronic cracks
in the flesh
As far as an effort can accomplish fl.
the skin must be kept dry and in condi
ton to heal When the sores arr so deep
they bleed after taking of gloves col
lodion should be used, Tor It viii prevent
such an opening of the flesh
Instead OF cleansing the fingers with
water, grease Of any kind must he Gnu
ployed, and carbolated yaseline is excel
lent for this purpose, as it is healing as
we'll as dust gatherer.
Dorothy Dexter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-20
Husband and Father Alone
Escaped
WIFE JUMPS AND Is KILLED
Five Children and Girl Visitor Perish
in Flames--Natural Gas Gate
Cause of the
Fire.

Sutton, w. Va, Feb. 20--Seven per-
sons lost their lives in Are which
destroyed the home of j. D. Hardin in
this city early yesterday, Only Mr..
Hardin escaped, the six remaining mem
bers of his family and little girl,
who made her home with the Hardins,
persisted in the flames,
The dead:
Mrs. J. D. Hardin, aged 3S.
Ada Green, ID
Pembroke Hardin, IL.
Margaret Hardin, s.
James and Riva Hardin, twins, 5.
Paul Hardin, g..
The fire was caused by natural gas
crate When Mrs. Hardin awoke the
entire first floor was ablaze. She awak
ened her husband, who seized two of
the children and dashed for stairway,
which Immediately collapsed. The two
children were lost but the father was
precipitated to point of safety and
made his escape. Mrs. Hardin, seeing
the stairway fall, jumped from the sec
ond story, receiving injuries Of which she
later died.
The bodies of the five Hardin children
and that OF Ada Green were cremat-
ed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-20
DAINTY BILL OF FARE
FOR 4-EGGS-A-DAY HEN
weIton Feeds His Prize Biddy Steak
and Onions, CLAIMS, Baked Apples
and Tea.


Winsted, Conn, Feb. 2O.--@What do
you feed the hen that lays four eggs
a day?" n, j. Welton Of Oxford was
asked. He replied without moments
lesitation
"Roston brown bread with round steak
and onions for breakfast; corn bread
and long CLAIMS on toast for dinner;
bread and butter, baked apple, cold roast
beef for supper; crackers and weak tea
with matted milk for midnight lunch
II found the hen on the nest very
early one morning said Welton. Il
began feeding her differently and soon
found her on the nest at dark, and to
treat her nicely / placed a good light
that shone on her nest and also on her
perch.
About ii p. m. | went to see how
she was getting along, when she hoped
from her nest and left an egg. After
walking around little she took her
perch for the rest of the night. AT 10
o'clock next morning she laid another
egg,
Nov, both Of these were laid within
twelve hours and were both double yolk,
equivalent to four eggs within the
twelve hours.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-20
STRICKEN IN PULPIT.
Rev. Andrew Mowatt Dies As He Is
About to Begin Sermon.

Montreal, Que, Feb 20. when /
saw Him / fell at His feet as one
dead" Revelations LII, was the text
on which the Rev. Andrew Mowstt was
about to preach sermon on "A Vision
OF Christ at the Erslline Presbyterian
church yesterday when he was fatally
stricken with heart failure. The choir
was singing the hymn just preceding the
sermon when members of the congrega-
tion noticed their pastor was in dis
tress. Several helped to carry him to
the vestry, where he died without re-
gaining consciousness. The congrega-
tion dismissed itself
DIR. MVwatt was 70 years old and on
account Of his i'll health he had hand
ed in his resignation two months ago.
He had agreed. however, to continue,
pending the appointment of q successor.
He came to Montreal from Fredericton,
n. b., in 1890.
Last night the Rev. DR.. Scott, who
was assisting at the morning service
when it was stopped by the dramatic
death delivered TO a fearful eongrega-
ton the sermon which DR.. Mowatt was
to have preached.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-20

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