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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
SALE OF GRANITE
WARE A BIG
SUCCESS
Albuquerque Women Quick to
Recognize Big Values in the
ROsenwald Special Sale.

Albuquerque huusokeepcrs who
may be- In need of Kitchen utensils ~
various kinds wlll do we'll to ylNig the
new house Furnishings department on
tle third noor as the Hosenwaid
store, During All of this week some
extraordinary values are being Of
fercd Ia granite ware, and host ~
thrifty local women have already
taken advantage OF them.
The granite ware on special sale
this week IN the Royal Grey brand,
admittedly the best tu be had ~
way ~ Introducing the new depart
ment however, the RohenWald man
agement has cut the prices on these
high grade goods 80 law that 4 viii
pay every woman To- lay In a supply.
guite regardless of any Immediate
need
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
COMPANY
ENLARCES AND
MOVES PLANT
Buys Out Commercial Printing
Company and Will Have
New Quarters on Second st.
Next to The Herald.

The LlthgOw Manufacturing sta
tlOnery Company, buok binding and
Office appliances ana furniture, has
bought out the Commercial Printing
Company, and IL moving lato the va
cant building az f33 south second
street adjoining the Herald Offices,
where a c0mpiste outIit % job PRINT
ing equipment will 10 Installed 10 adj
diti0n to the blndery aud other stock.
The Llthguw company has heretofore
occupied building on uold avenue.
After August is. u II announced
that Mr, !. T. Cooper Will BE- Assoc
Waited with a. =, LAihg0w ~ the
business, and Mr.. Litneow will leave
August for Denver 10 lock after
nea machine ~ ana equipment The
supply of Office And general appliances
Viii be considerably Increased ana
the concern viii become one % lhe
largest local induSltiRa The nav To-
cation. only a block on Central ave-
nue. Ia the heart ~ tho business uec-
ton and IN the paved district ~ 4
splendid one,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
The Bride

win find not only tina Fims ftlsa piain
hoop % gofall that Il % unian nnF m
sgparnbly. ''sct a. hope" sith the
man aIle RsloFcs. bue aito eh0su other
aseFni aud Rsety thinma that 20 90
mnko ~ she modern horne. Oar
splendid. we'll scleriod stock Of DgA-
MONDs. WATCHES. SlsNELltY,
sILvEnwARE. CUT GLASS, etc..
make n easy fOF the brides frlcnds
90 nuiact th0so iiscmcntoa az fPlene
shin which al are - willing ta Give
% slsis particnlaF nsllesions GA iife's
l0urRos.
We have been with y0a - long that
there d no need 20 sell Sou tiiat tlpe
m1ra ~ EvEltfrT about any asslole
a cur hand. ana cur enaeavos n 60
- FTItE GOLD. - carat, thFoanhI
and tllrcagh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
EXCURSIONISTS GO
TO MOUN1AINAIR
Special Train Leaves at z
O'clock This Morning Carry
ing Number Of People for
the Chautauqua.

4 special train carrying a number
~ excursl0nis's 60 the MOuntainAir
Chautauqua lett Albuquerque at 7
o'ci0ek this snoralng Tha akourslnn-
lists viii assist Ia making a biA sue
cess of "Aibuauef9ue Day" al ths
chautaugua. II. W y. Bryan Of thia
city Is 10 be the speaker Of the dnS
&C the Chaulanqua today. Although
the crowd that went 10 MOuntRinaii
to-day was not as large as the ont
that went last year. there was Inucn
enthusiasm apparent. The excutaisii'
lists will return on special train 10
night. arriving here about II O'Clock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
vESPER CHOIR IS
ORGANIZED
Young Men and Boys of I'M
macuIate Conception Parish
to Sing Psalms Each Sun
day Evening.

iioginnins September {, yoHpers will
be part 81 the SUNDAY evening sery-
Ice IN the church 81 ihe Immacuialo
Conception. a veHpor choir has been
organlssd and viii sing the psalms
at sespers each sunday evening. THE
Vcspur choir viii be under the dlFcc-
llon ~ MRS. r. shinick AIR w. ..
Moran viii assist in training the chuir.
the peraDnuei Of which la part ~ NJ
foli1wH, AleHHrs. barnard ApOdnra,
Chester iiebbeT, Thomas Egan fitch
ard Brennan. leo Murphy. William
MeDonald Michael rallndlno. nninll
). keiahur. Herbert Asaeiln. l.0ula
iieaaaiden. ~. g. Kelly, Louis Armllu
Joseph Mclanna, Raymond McCanna
John Rodden. Joseph Atm,x.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
IS SODA UNHEALTHY

Not the Coyote kind. II
contains only pure spring wa.
ter, pure cane sugar and gas
made from grain and alcohol.
Bottled in the largest and most
sanitary plant in the south.
west.
COYOTE SPRINGS MINERAL
WATER co.
823 N. First 81. Phone 727
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30

Worms interfere with the growth
OF children. They become thin. pale
and aickly. Got rld ~ these parasites
az once Il you would have healthy,
happy cheerful children, WHITES
CREAM vERMlHu1H destroys
worms and benefits the whole ayn.
TEN. Price gBc per bottle. Sold BY
AL druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30

NTTH NTVW !"
ed the Ice Man
over his helpless
an d shrinking
victim, as h q
reached fOrth
nnd ciutchod q
ticket for uftA
pounds. ~ o n
nre IN my pow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
SANTA FE FIGHT FANS
ARRIVE IN AUTOMOBILE

Mise HihnlOn.inanager of the Islka'
iheates Ia SANTA W., accompanied by
a PARTY of friends arrived from aafi-
"a W. today ana VIII occupy rinEslda
seats ~ fho athletic exhibition, TO be
staged ~ the ~ NJ. A. g. tonight.
Tho "trip was made la atnnton's 10.
Sier ear IN little over three HOURS.
ln thp party were Mr stanton, Jake
Levy and y w. sullivan Col W. n
Hupewell also rede down la the ear.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30

least one month more, aud
possibly all Of Septe, .lber while
the weather bureau IN also pre-
dieting hot weather until the
middle Of November. Psstl"
And. wiRRling his fingers On
his lnt0ncinnt prOboacis AT hiH
dofcngcloEs prey. the lee Man
beat H.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
FROM sHEEPHERDER TO
A GENERAL MERCHANT

j. y. Romero. sheep raiser al
Peralta, Is in Albuquerque today on
business and was Cuiier "a thu
has lust started In the general mcr-
chHndisc business AT icrulta. ~
miles south of here. lie viii handle
meats aud everything carried In a
country store. Mr.. Romero began
life as sheep herder when ~ years
old. lie learned the sheep business
thoroughly and when opportunity
came secured small bunch OF ewes.
Today he has 5000 sheep aud oonrid
cradle other property. the result of
his own efforts and strict attention "a
his affairs.
Have you tried that bonita cigar
Every body In sm0klng them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30

Funny john bunny a tho Paulims
tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30

Forecast. Generally fair In
south portion, local showers ~
north potion tonight or Wed
nuHdaY.
Local weather report for ~
hours ending AZ \ "a. m, July
30; Maximum. ~; minimum.
81. range. 81. at \ a. M, ~;
fouthwcs. winds. purity cloudy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
\ { { R ANS WILL
MEET At PULASKI
Committees Appointed to Ar
range Program and Prepare
Entertainment.
ISpeclai TO Tho Times Dlspntch. !

1
Pulaski VA. september 3-Membcrs
of Pulaski Csunty Camp Confederate
Veterans. ana sons of Veterans. with
Flora stuart Chapter. Daughters of
tho Confodcracy. are taking active steps
in preparation for the meeting of the
Grand Camp of Virginia at this place
on September % 20 and 81 Enter
tainmcut Will he arranged in conform
ity to the invitation extended last year
at Newport News by Captain II. L.
Tate. who extended the invitation on
behalf OF pulaski.
Tile several committees have been
dcsienntcd for the work Of entertain
ins and the details are being carried
out This will he tho SECOND time
Pulaski has entertained the StAte Cump.
ana the city is expecting al aree. dele
cation to hc Ia attendance. from the
numerous reports which are being re-
ceived. The executive committee Is
composed OF these members Captain
r. ]. Tate. q L Gloves. O.. A. caltec.
W. II Troliner. II. : Pollock. c. +.
Tate. Il Il. Moore. ". II Bentley. Jesse
y. Bosang and Mrs ] r. x. Eel
The PULASKI Camp. being rie nost
at .;his meeting. is entitled TO tie nam
lns o. tho hostess sponsor aud maid.
Miss Natalie Crockett OF Draper has
been appointed sponsor. with Miss An
iorncy j. : Drupor of tho Vocal oar.
VIII present tho sponsors ana maids
AT the reception to hc given on the
evening of the 26th The Special pro
gram In connection with the entertain
mont features is in charge of CaptaIn
I. J." Tate. George Il. Che.es and Mrs
= r. * Bell
Tint newly elected City Council met
YESTERDAY evening in the city Hal and
organized for business The follow
!ns members now compose tho body.
! Ohm r Loving Mayor. *. r.. lIarmsn
N a Shun. o. q. Painter. Robert
nunts. Sr.. L. ". Holmes d. ". calfe..
- Ny Holmes and r. "a Seagie Nlossfs.
iarnan Shun. palfco ana Ssae-lo u,.
eNe new members. tine others HAVING
""en rc-olected. sir Seaelo was elec,od
20 hil the vacancy caused Dy tho r.
in'Nal or G White. who removed
ON inc o!;y since tho election. Tho
mayor delivered his m.ssae. before
ne Council which included certain
ltcomnendations for tae dcvoiopr1.o.
OF the city. Special reforcnr, ~
.ao1' 70 ,he coming bond election for
installation OF sewerage system
inc former city officials. elected ~,
'"" Nouncl were reelected
y lNough September was the ho,.
'cSi IN tho history of many vosrs -.
I-ls section. negro arrested t,. S6o,,f,
zoe Graham. 90 Tho Hlwassi- D.s,ri.,
e""fse % vasrancy. was found 10
rr On SlN PAIRS 90 ov"rails. TWO pairs
FOUR overall jackets. coat
,.s'e Ahirts and az uit OF uuG.r,-.,r
W non asked why he ,yo-o ~
.'othlns he replied that ne sot coi1 -,
isn't lie is supposed to b. "a cor,.,-,
'Acuped from some camp 10
ana refuses TO talk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
ELoN WILL OPEN TO-DAY
'oint to Rrcord- nrcnlsi,r
Attendance, H'"s
rSpecialto ~. - IA &C.

i,i,p eS "a, TO Tie Times Dispatch
r,i -iVu college. y. c.. seDtar,bs.'
I ins 'weaniiy-third session of Zion COL
chansi Yttns tomorrow with tho .irst
is - PEI service OF tho year At o.clo.i,'
re rom 1ii appearanees this is to be q"
concerned. More than h1i1 '.''ieti. IS
ber .'it Of IN, lheir Intention 10 be mem
,,.arser per. cent than usuai % nv IA d
f. student body Will return
i'.nnt anrinr the vacation period heye
zen unprecedented In scope ana g.,
t"oF guinness Every building ~
~, thoroHshly overhauled and placed
n, s"illt5fi condition. and many adj
u'tloAS and Improvements to each t1,'o
'ten Installed. ''' q
Ihe Young Mems Clubhouse win to
m condition TO be occupied FOR ~
9 9i,snl,.is The ladies' nall 4nder tie
Ipe.Nision OF Mrs. Sadie Jones. hiIs
talr TO ne a great success Tne brirle
~, T," on ,ne new gymnasium mas be-
plction. -"P'u com
Meny students from distant states
!,.Ve already arrived. and !ucofntrt.
trains VIII be filled with Elon students
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
NO NOMINA
NTEHIH DISTRICT
Republicans Determine Not to
Put Out Candidate for
Congress.

Staunton. va. September 2-The
Tenth District Republican Convention
met here tonight ana after consider
able oratory adcut,l resolutions offer
co'hy Marshal * s. fulwne. indorslnss
TAFT and sherman ana refusing 20
NlalSe nomination for Congress.
liner. was considerahiu sentiment ia
tavor of nomination. ana lin defer
enc. a. this a committee of thrc was
appointed to invite George y. River
comb ot Covineton. to announce him
SELF and pledeius him Republican sup
port If ho VIII ran w c Hamilton.
of Cafion Forge. was named as elector.
The resolution which vas adopted with
reference 10 the nomination > Com
gross was as follows, Resolved. fur
cher that after careful consideration
this convention deems it advisable To
fornear 40 make nomination Ito Con
ersss IN this district 81 this time but
shouid any sentative independent
candidate offer iu opposition TO thr
present Democratic machine candidate.
wc recommend that our Republican
friends throughout tho district shall
give him th'ir supDort'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
" iLso N-MNRSIIALL-Ir
~ Is ORGANIZED IN srIsFoItx

.!Spec!al to The T!mes-D lspatch.l
.Etiolk. va. September AT = vcr,.
astic meeting held Ia the court
I'm u ine new municipal building
when was largely attended. the penS''
,.,.'s OF SNiIoik met tonight and Or
sr.,-@eI u wilson Marshall Holland
f!Nb. me meeting was called to order
~, ciX chairman y 3. Wi,hers The
~, t'E oiBeets wsre elected Prcsl-
r'Lt D. l. Brewer. vice. presidents \
=, lihers, John r. Cross colonel j II
NJ, ~ eiea ~. James II. Bryant. Junlus D
est j. walter Hosier. w T Johnson
ma sam stallings two from each OF
me four wards John " Pinner treas-
urer and c. l.. Lewis. secretary Com
lnlttees on entertainment finance and
president.
Congressman Edward Everett Hol-
land was called upon for a talk and
ne stated that from present indica-
tons there viii be a Democrats land
Slide this fail. tho Democrats having
b. president, Senate and House He
further stated that he was as sure
that Wilson would be elected as he
was sure he would be reelected. lie
has no opposition. The club will meet
every week until the election IS over.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
JUMPS IN CANAL.
boys snve Lie or NInn. Who IN Al
forwards Locked Up.


The fact that Frank Payne. about
thirty oars old. well known TO tn,
police OF the Second District. is alive
to-day is due TO two boys. VINO pulled
HIM from The canal h0 tne foot o. Fifth
street yesterday Afternoon.
Payne was drunk he went TO the
canals bank. it WAS said. and, after
kuce.ing, apparently in prayer sud
denly sprong up and Jumped in the
water.
Jumius saintsins. of Holly street
and Charles HazZard. of G3S Church
street who were bathing AT the time
-aw him. and Immediately Went to his
rescue They succeeded in drasgins
rim ashore, and pr II. n. Hawkins.
City Hc,rtal ambulance surgeon was
summoned
Payne ala not require much medical
attention lie was turned over to
sent 10 tile Second station. whore he
was charged with being drunk. After
Die had become sober and his clothes
dry nc was diacharged. admitting that
he had been "awtnNy drvnk.' and he
b d only faint recollection OF what
had occurred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
DUE TO ACCIDENT
No nInmc on Unilrond for Killing
James Pope oliver.

At the Inquest Yesterday morning
over tho body OF James Pope Oliver.
Killed Monday afternoon 10y a tlcn-
mond frcdericksburg and Potomac
Railroad train. near the hermitage
Road crossing the coroners jury
reached a verdict that death was due
TO an unavoidable accident The points
We're brought ont thnt the engineer and
fireman or tho oncoming train saw tho
god man on the track and that the
whistle vas blown TO warn him. Brakes
were applied but not in time TO stop
the engine before IL struck Mr. Oliver.
After he was struck and killed tho
train was brought TO stnndstill ana
Tho GROW descended. ready TO render
any assistance. Tho inquest was pre-
sided over by Acting Coroner j Full
was oondnciod In the Undertaking
rooms of } ~ Hlllcy y co
The funeral " Sir oliver was hcld
yesterday afternoon az $50 o'clock
WITH in''rmcnt IN the soidiers' section
at HOLLYWOOD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
DEMANDS REPLY
FROM MINISTER
Fayetteville Lawyer Asks if lie
Is Referred to in Pulpit
Statement.

fSngrll1 Z rho I b. lis f4.fl D
FayetteviIIe \ eon,a,,hs,
Another .ensation. apparen,lv nm ont
Frawth o. the boer-seiiins sases tried
C-n,,r, i.,,,i, ".'l",l IA" Sup'iiNr
- o''Pe" ne yesterday Wheh
r. ~ 't'ls' Weil-known member Of
the local bar this afternoon wrote d
letter to Rev. Watson NJ Fairly. pas,ot
of the ri.., prash,.,,rt,,, ,t...,.i,
III. go i.-H Irn' "'-
."i"N statement from The latter
"S 10 -ther on not ,he pastor had
f'ier"nc" 10 himself who ho doclarc,.
in a s.rnou nrcached i'm his church
y.sttrdav chat the.. ,y.r. .sr.nra,.ls
i'm tine tnr 81 l,,vct,eviiiS
Mr. r,trl,a .,.
i"''.i' MHith was
l'on''e" on 'ne test from tho thir-
'.en'n vrse o. tine hrst CHAPTER Of
Romans. THE powers that b. are ole
dainod by GOD" dealt win tn. cases
tried here durin- the mast ,voet iii
I-,f,,. ti .L ~
49,, ',"' 'nN '''Vi's 20 'Nane
"' '"N gases ranging from murder
Gown To the petty ones, which COM
sumed SO much OF the courts time.
were very apparent and urged IN.
women IN lt- c,rfr...a,t,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
LIGHTNING STUNS
SCORES or PEOPLE


Winchester va. September bur
ing am unusually Severe rain and cleo
trie storm which 'caused much damage
TO harms and crops In Clark county.
lightning truck Z, large tree az Boyce.
where tile Modern Woodmon of Amer
lea were holding "a reunion II de-
inolish"d the tree. Tan down "a wire,
killing two thoroughbred stations
owned by Charles Il. Grim. and stunned
scores coz PEOPLE Many were hurled
violently 70 the ground and were rem
dered unconscious. Several horses be-
coming excited, caused stampede.
and one track horse was kicked to
death
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
Cmtc-CnIbcrger.

BrIstol, Va. September 3-Niss
.eona UmbeTger. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. UmDerger OF Max Meadows,
was married this evening to william
Cate. manager of Hotel Hamilton of
mis- city. The nuptials were solemn
lied at tho home OF the brides parents
phillips. OF Wytheviiie. officiating. The
bride ana groom VIII be at home here
after ten days. which viii be spent IN
WASHINGTON and Atlantic city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04

sarah Coleman. colorcd. was-arres,-
ca Yesterday by Policemen Latham, end
JAcopJli as a shoplifter she Was ~
C Ca5 OF stealing embroidery from The
rested by Sergeant Neisz ana pst- ar
man nitlock on the charge Of enter
~ 10, Tic home OF Il. J. Gaines, ~ EAST
h!oAG street. and stealing small
sum Of cash and & quantity Of whisKev
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
THE WEATHER.
9recast' MISUNDERSTANDING fair
Wednesday nnd Thursday: mod.rata
northeast and east winds.
Horth Cnroiina-PrObnbly fair We'd
nc"h"y and Thursday; moderate north
"hd northeast winds.


v.
II noon temperature ........ so
/. NJ temperature ...... 50
MA =, %lnum temperature up to 8
Mlnimum tcm'n,c.r.st',;;.:,.. ~, 49,: 50
J. NJ ...................s.... 60
Mean temperature .......... 10
Normal temperature " "a
HS,cicncy In temperature since
Maich l +..:..+.......... 142
Accum. deficiency in temperature
r, since January 1885,. ........ 574
i."iHi"Il last twenty -four hours %
deficiency in rainfall since March
.....;.sa.;.....;. ...... S.34
Accuin. deficiency in rainfall since
January ..................... s21
LocnI observation S II. VI. Yesterday.
temperature ....,.......... rs
........... 70
...-.............N N. y.
w ind-Vclocity ................ 70
Weather NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Clear.
Rainfall last IL hours ....... o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
OHNSON TELLS
HOW he MADE IT
Counterfeit Artist Admits Guilt
and Shows Where Dies
Are Hidden.
SENT ON TO FEDERAL COURT
Served Many Terms in Federal
Prison, and Bad Record Is
Laid Bare.


"""N .N.,n Johnson. arrested last
SNlufg.t 'N NapiWn cf Detectives 4.
q. 81 NAN i' ON the charge of passing
eouh'fi ieN money. was veatordar given
"'e','~ 'H nii'd states Commits
''l' 'esenheimei. lie made
%" n' MAI al his guilt and was sent TO
,hc iienrir' County Jal in default Of
-'"'N .Ai 10 await the aston OF the
Fcd'rh rand Jury ia october.
.t'"'h McNahon' Detective &. w.
.t'Hli','l' ~ me HIchmond force. and
"l''u H'''.s secret Service Agent
iie"fy lt 4n"inas' appeared ms wit
"'s"'' ~N"lhst Johnson ana told of the
,'' instances Whlch led TO his arr
.''hs 70 'aptain McSlahon,
p'isol,. refused 10 divuise his
''' ,He arrival OF the gov
,'i'" u. "l''v', Wh" knew him per
MN TO nfeak down and
nun theh he Insisted That
rt. M 80 N'-''i anu '"H' '"'s
n;c. rxh,hi,., +. c.
ne n''s when Johnson used in
''"s ms iatest batch OF ai!-
u'''lis' ana Mhlch We're recovered
'"iN ny secret Service agent
"ol'''S Ii,.r ne had induced the pris-
""'I go "iN "lse their hidins place,
was extremely primitive and consisted
az notnins more than two small slabs
ct plaster of Paris containing AN i'm
print cf genuine silver dollar The
two slabs ntted tightly together and "A
small funnel shaped opening in the
side amordcd insress Tor the NOTED
metal
The spurious dollar which led TO
johnson arrest was placed In ovi-
dencc is captain McMahon 1t was
made. according TO the prisoners state
mcui, ir0m dies similar TO the ones
recovered Yesterday. which h. had de-
stroyed n,fore coming to Richmond.
Tho coin was fair imitation OF the
real thinr tut possessed a dull. greasy
appearan 'c which was easily detected
There was little evidence OF silver
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04

for the benefit of the Arlington Mon,
ument fund Two now members vera
received into tho charter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04

II0''7E SCOUT nesr0- who vas among
lne crowd ~ spectators in the Police
SQUIRT This morning. picked the rocket
o, colored woman. IN the presence
o. tne court and number % poiic4
..i1sIh me woman. IN drawing nor
handkerchief from a pocket nx1oa+
her purse. which was seen and r,.,oti,.
stolen by Scott. The nevro Gi,lcll,,.
!eit the courtroom. but the woman ais.
covering her loss. gave the alarm and
he was arrested outside sco,, 80
sent to jail for four months.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-30
How Diviners Are Guided.

Frau Tukory. the wife of well TO
do Hungarian landowner. who is said
TO have a special talent for discov-
ering minerals with Il divining rod.
describes in Budapest newspaper the
different sensations which she expert
ences. When searching for a lost
vein OF silver near a mine in Germany
belonging to Professor Pfahl of Bonn
university she says she felt violent
twitchings in her right arm. This
was a sign TO her to turn to the right,
and a few yards farther on shooting
pains in her arms and breathlessneSs
told her that she was above the spot.
The vein was found the next day near
the surface. On the other hand. when
she discovered petroleum in Hanover
she had a feeling as if her head were
being bound lightly with a cloth.
Frau Tukory first made name as a
diviner by discovering coal on NJ. Jan
Kubelik's estate in Bohemia.-Vienna
Cor. London Standard.