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DENMARK.

The sugar refinery at Fo!stebro was
completely destroyed by fire
Copenhagen received all income tax
from 100000 persons in 191l-1el2.
There were So who had an income OF
$4,000 or more, and the largest IN.
come was $4,000.
u Certain parties in Sweden have. Of,
Tered to supply Copenhagen with else.
trio energy to the extent of $4,000
horsepower. The sources are. three
waterfalls in Sweden.
Queen Alexandra's card is in truth a
Christmas card-the Madonna, sur.
rounded by symbolical lilies, holding
the Christ child in her arms. The
lights and shadows of the picture. are
admirably managed and it has a #s,sg-
gestion OF peace. and good will quite
different from the belligerent subject
which is the choice of the Prince Q!
Wales.
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NORWAY.

About As Of the 123 members Of the
storing are said TO be in favor Of
anti-saloon legislation
The dead letter Office Of the post
Office department received 53.126 let
tiers and packages in 1911.
Carl Bonneyie a Socialist from Bodo
and Narvik, is 81 ~ years old, and IS
the youngest member of the new.
stOrting
Ben Blessum, q young man who
spent his bosilood in Eau Claire, Wis.,,
is scoring a decided success as a pub
lie lecturer in Norway.
About 10000 persons in Norway are
"dissenters" in the eyes of, the law,
because they are not connected with
the state church of Norway. III.
! At Talgo a farmer found an under
ground chamber which is supposed Il
be remains Of a monastery located al
! this place in the middle ages
The cooperative examiners in ia
deren are turning out such a fine but
ter that it is quoted above the Swed
ish and Danish products on the Brit
ish market III Il. Nh
The receptions given to Capt. ROAD
Amundsen in England we're very cor
dial, and the newspapers did not hest
tate to place the finder Of the sout1
pole among the very greatest prod
ucts Of modern civilization. Il
The committee having charge Of TIL.
Carnegie hero fund for ]. Norway vii
soon be ready 70 award prizes. III,
committee is in possession Of tn,
names Of several persons who thinl
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they are entitled to aYasus ca account
of having saved human lives.
The names Of the first two steamers
of the new Norw egiaE American
steamship line are transformations"
and "Bergensfjord." These names are
very unpopular, chiefly because they
are long and hard to pronounce. It is
also pointed out that in 1914 the stort-
ing is expected to drop the name Kris,
tiania for the ancient name "Oslo,''
and then "Oslofjord" will naturally
knock "Kristianiaf:ord" from the map
of Norway. AS to the other name.
there is a Bergen" but really no
''Bergenfjord
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SWEDEN.

A hunter at Hjorted, Ostergotland,
went out hunting and wounded a deer
seriously His dog pursued the AMI.
NAL, and as they were to cross a
pond both Of them broke through the
ice and were drowned. The dog was
worth $25.
A pigeon few into the church at
Stjarnholmen during the sermon It
must have been pursued by a hawk.
for 1t broke through two window
lights. The bird flew behind the altar
and stayed there during the remainder
of the services.
About a year and a half ago two
young men by the name Of Ericsson
were lost among the mountains in the
neighborhood of Kebrekaise. Now
the remains of them have been found
at mountain lake. At first it was
supposed that one of them had fallen
through the ice, that the other had
tried to save him and that the acct
dent resulted in the death Of both.
But afterwards 1t was found that the
circumstances pointed to foul play.
There are some half civilized Firms
in that part Of the world.
The Swedish Milk Drop in Copen.
hagen z In some Swedish cities ar
rangements are made for getting
fresh milk for poor babies at cost,
The institution is called "the milk
drop. Many Swedes are residing in
the Danish capital, and they have
mo milk drop" Of this particular kind
But their babies will soon have IT
I The Misses Gerda and Elisa Gunther
4 daughters Of the Swedish minister
to Denmark, have organized a SO
ciety called The Swedish Milk Drop
in Copenhagen, Z and raised a sum Of
I money for supplying the Swedish
Imothers in Copenhagen with fresh
milk at cost. ss HI
The numerous mysterious poison
ings Of members Of the riskdag and
state officials at widely distant points
are now explained as being due to the
arsenic which the wall paper in the
i government buildings liberates undel
the influence Of winter heating. The
II sufferers include the members of the
4 riksdag in Stock holm, the post off
4 Gals Of Goth nburg. the telegraph
+ Il IN 4 i
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HARVESTING RYE.
Andrew Boss, MINI. Station.


National Crop Improvement Service.]
H.. e is handled with a elf-binder, in
the same fashion as other grains, and
shocked in good-size5 round shocks.
10 secure the best quality of grain and
straw, the shocks should be capped,
although this practice Is not always
followed.
The rye straw sold for collar
stuffing purposes in Minnesota is pre-.
pared by failing out the grain. Where
special markets TO-, straight rye straw
are being catered to special threshing
machines have been devised, which
keep the straw straight during thresh'
Ing without breaking it badly.
Where the straw is used for bee
ding, the crop is lureshed in the san
way as other cereal crops. .
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AID FOR WOMAN IN DISTRESS
Minnesota Housewives Rush to Res
cue Of One Who Lost All of Her
Jam in an Accident.

Anoka, Minn.-If any one should
attempt to tell Mrs. w. A. Rice of st.
Francis, Anoka county, that the WON
en- Of her neighborhood were inclined
in be snippy, stuck up or stingy there
would be trouble.
During the canning and preserving
season Mrs Rice, with the frugal fore.
thought of a good housewife and moth.
er, passed many hours IN preserving
berries and fruits and making deli
cious jellies. She arranged the jars
In rows on swinging shelf in the
cellar.
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operators at Vaxio, members of the
forestry department and others. The
victims are claiming damage from the
state and these already total hundreds
Of thousands OF. dollars.
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She was attending to houeshold du.

She was attending to household du-
ties upstairs the other day when she
heard loud crash in the cellar Rush
ing downstairs, she beheld the prids
of her culinary efforts in one mass Of
fruit strap and broken glass.
After having good cry she brave.
ly wiped the tears from her eyes and
proceeded to clean up the mess. A
neighbor called and was told of the
calamity. She fastened away to tell
another neighbor and thus the tale
went about
Every one of the women who heard
the tale went into her private stock
of preserves and jellies and carried q
can or two over to Mrs. Rice's When
they stopped coming Mrs. Rice was
more bountifully supplied than she
had been before the collapse Of her
shelf.
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Disappeared.
Artist-This is my painting. Youth
In the Melon Patch"
Critic ~ But where are the mel
pns1
Artist What foolish question:
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FISH

vaukee. is visiting her sister. Mrs
Louis Fosman, on Gravel HiII.
The Louis Sklenar band will give q
dance IN Bohemian hall this evening
Mrs Charles Rosser and daughter
Miss Bessie. left yesterday for Fred
erick. Md. 10 visit Miss Anna Rossar
VINO IS attending college there.
George W. Boyer. OF Powhattan
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Hart. Mr.. and
Hrs. William Auit. OF Muncie. and
Mrs Ncttie Randolph. OF Denver. Col
nav" arrived here 20 attend the IN.
neral Of Colonel {. l.. Poorman.
which takes place this morning AZ
Shad! side
I. Blum of Blum Bros. has re-
turned from business trip TO New
York and Philadelphia.
Belaire CITY Castle. KNIGHTS nj
ne Golden Eagle. has arranged a big
meeting for Monday night. Degrees
VIII be conferred on a class Of candi.
dates. Following the work. a luncheon
will be served
Florence. young daughter % Nr
md Mrs :. Gibbons. OF South Rel.
laire. who has been IN with pneumo.
MIA. IS improving
Miss Marie Mcbride Is ~ al her
home on Jefferson stree,
Mr. and Mrs r. ". Kemper. OF Co
lumbus. are guests a. the home OF
her mother Mrs. T " Wells on
Guernsey street
Miss Sallie Weldon. 81 Cambridge
.s guest OF Mrs Charles Best of
South Bellaire
Miss Nettie Wheeler. ~ Cameron.
~ guest ~ friends here
Mrs. Elizabeth Springer f. Euss,
~ relative ~ Indianapolis
Charles Wilton. - Gravel Tfu ia,,
yesterday Tor baltimore for A visf,
with friends
The second test well on the Carroll
Robinson farm. on Rock HlU. has
been drilled 70 9 depth ~ Zoo fee
The driiers expect 20 complete me
work In a few weeks
W A Luke. - Thirty Fffh stree,
~ho las ban 30. = able % Do ont
nKair
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

ID. W Reid ? blind evangelist. gave
musicale al the Second VI r
church last evening and large crowd
attended
Howell Jones OF Pearl street left
yesterday for Columbus 10 spend sew
eral days With his son. John. who is
a student at o. s L.
Miss Iva Mlskell has returned TO
her home IN this city after a visit
with friends in Florida
Walter Thorngate. who has been ~
with Ia grippe ~ his home on North
Firth street. Is able 20 be out
William Jones has gone 10 Newark.
where he will join his brother in bus
mess.
Ms Pert Co.'s has returned ~ her
home In Williamstown ". Va. after
q few days visit with local friends
and relatives
Rev. Everett Morris 81 Pittsburgh.
Is the guest OF local relatives
The cottage prayer meetings which
were held In nearly every district %
The CRY yesterday were well attended
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CURED no reputation % being The 500.
'nd hardest worked committees OF Con.
gress
The hrsf h0uors IN his respe~f mn
doIhfodly belong 20 the vsvs and
means committee. - which NJ Co..
derv cod is chairman As the close
~ ne session apprnaches che ~7rk
or TIE members ~ The judicisrv com.
Wif'er is especially arduous 40 --r-
~" 'onsirerinE many mafte-s upon
Hn'rI reports must 30 for-h..-l. .r..
h.u faa eeks fhaf vIsa|t ara~-
'n- PROSPECTS f0r changes a. Go cons.
'r' laws End form 90 co1-t r-,er
flrr
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ARRESTED
MEN CHARGED WITH BLACK
HAND IN JAIL.
REVIEWERS and Dirks Found IN Thei,
Possession by the wheeling
Police.

While snesking along the river bank
near 23rd street shortly after 2:sO
O'Clock this morning two Italians.
were arrested by Detective Bert Nc.
Conell. Oficers Raper and West They
were taken to the police headquarters
and searched
The two men are suspected OF hav.
ing held up Joe Bubba. the Martins
Ferry merchant. as related elsewhere,
and threatening TO murder him and
MS wife II they did not give them $500
On Adatie. 80 Smith and Weston re
vosver with three empty shells. was
foand. while Tomise. had a IS L. s.
revolver A long dirk and two razors
were also found.
The police are confident they have
tho right men and notified the Martins
Bsrry police. Chief Highland and Bub.
oa the now on their way TO police
headquarters to identify the prisoners
Both men refuse to talk.
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Foreluner Dlscharoed

The Moores Run foreigner who was
arrested on the complaint OF a coun-
tryman. who charged him with as
sault, had his second hearing before
Mayor Bresock yesterday Several
witnesses were examined in the case.
but there was not sufficient evidence
and the man was released.
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rt- Hsirorf Mouse. corner ~
r1irtr 'hird and rn'on sfre@'s - ,1 o..
-nref according % reports circulate.
49, Ehf ~ is $50 80 owner ~.
'-Toos rn-'sr1r .a'ss frHrf-,
70 -orarn furI.rrr % AK,
a ra-e % -re ~ ss~r-f 70 10.
--' Hrss uae flr rrors 81
.erf nrr r.f rrn - F-. r.r.s
rrfrs-Fs - o. ace
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Trinity Church

Services will be held As follows n
The Trinity Episcopal church Sunday:
Holy communion az m sunday
school a. -. morning prayer ~ fI.
evening PRAYER ~ go Wedresda.
evening. March -. Rev A J = Gruet-
Ter. ~ Cambridge. vii deliver an al
dress
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Civil Service

The local pOs;office department has
received word from Washington TO
the effect tina, applicants for positions
Tor rural mail carrier must take the
civil service examination. II is likely
that the examination for this position
Will be held here next month. although
there are a. present no vacancies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
Aiken Tax Cases

Before Judge Charles y Lunch in
common pleas court today the cases
OF nine Bellairs people against the
county treasurer TO prevent him from
collecting the Aiken tax. will be tried
The plaintiffs are AL owners or prop
erty. where ~ Is alleged speakeasies
have operated
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Examination 70 Be Held.

Notice has been received at the To-
cal postofflce OF an examination under
civil service which will be held in this
city on the 9Th o. April. The exam
ination will be for the position Of rural
mali carrier the vacancy being made
by the resignation Of W. W. Taylor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
JULIUS WE'LL.
THE POPULAR STORE.

NOW IN orr new stors, three doors
below our old location. In shape for
business.
WE'LL OFFER TO-DAY
New embroidery TAKEN shirt
waists, square nsok. medium length
sleeves, at sl!oo. sl.6o, $500 10 $3.50.
Special line OF six taffsta Pstt.-
coats; $500 value for S2.se-
sl.25 black Messalins Pstticoats,
with S styles OF founcinGs. as sec.
soc muslin gowns trimmed yoke.
and siesver. for 3ec, to-day only.
All .tres Dear brand hose for boys
and girls At loc pair.
Black silk waists made of msssa-
Line or tnffeta, open hack or front,
elegant spring designs. at % SO.
Black Panama dress skirts, hand
somsly trimmed and side plsated,
81 values, ct saee.
Womsns Fad Supporters, with
straps, all oolors, worth $50. for lsc
Come and look us over IN oar new
store; although not quite IN shape.
foun DO surprised ~ oui coy sur
roundings. We welcome you.
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Ncalo1 Funeral.

The funeral services OF the late
10y Nealon were held Yesterday aft
ternoon from the home OF his nephew
'a.i-tOn Rieil, on SeabTight Lane. In
torment was in Weeks cemetery at
Rrihgeport.
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Rhetorical Esercises.

Two divisions OF the Junior class
Of the High school held rhetoric ais
yesterday afternoon and a large num-
Der OF visitors attended. An inter
esting feature OF the program was a
debate on Socialism. which was de
cidcd in favor of the negative SIDE.
which w4 taken care OF by Amrine
and Grows \ debate on the adj
vanteges OF education was decided in
favor of the affirmative side. consist
ing OF Misses Fox and Nelly
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noon at the homes o. the members.
Lsrae Crowd Attend.

The Bellaire division cars of the
wheeling Traction company were
crowded yesterday with people from
this city and other towns in This VI
entity enroute 70 Wheeling 70 observe
Mothers Day In the billy Sunday
tabernacle
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Mountain Ash Chorus

The Mountain Ash chorus COM
posed OF some OF the best singers OF
Wales. will appear al the high school
auditorium this evening 4 large
number OF tickets have been sold. and
an exceptionally fine program is as
sured
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Giee Club.

The W. & ]. Glee club. which APP
peared at the High school auditorium
last evening as an extra number OF
the lecture course. drew crowded
house. All the numbers were fine
and the entertainment was enjoyed
by all present
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Child Dies.

The tive-yearold child OF MIR. and
Mrs. Vincent Synoski. of lansing.
died yesterday after short Illness.
The funeral services will be held this
afternoon and interment will be made
In the St Anthony's cemetery. =
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Hill Obseouies

: The funeral services OF the late
Mrs. Thomas Hin wilt be held this
afternoon from the family home Rev.
Neal. OF The Klrkwood Presbyterian
church. will officiate. and interment
Will be made in Weeks cemetery.
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Infant Dies.

Elizabeth. the infant daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hutter. died yes
terday al the family home on Clark
street. after a short illness. The
funeral services will be held this
morning and interment will be made
In Riverview cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
MARTINS FERRY
Engines Are Put Together az Sheet
Mil and Three Mills May Get
On Next Week.

AZ the Whitaker-Glessner sheet
mill. m" repair work which has been
IN progress FOR the pas few weeks
- nearing completion. and the TWO
large engines are almost road FOR
operation Yesterday the links were
put IN the Two q, wheels
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Baptist Services

First Baptist church. corner OF
Locust and Third streets. Rev T. W.
Powell, d. D.. pastor. Bible school at
s:l5' preaching al l0:3 80 a. IN. and
1880 r. m, with sermons by the pas
tor. Morning theme. Faiths Seven
Steps TO Victory" Evening theme,
Our Religion Reduced 10 Two
Words"
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committee OF the local X. OF p.
have signed the lease for the Opera
House theatre and will open Monday
evening with fine lot OF pictures.
The theatre will be under experienced
management and only the best films
will be shown.
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NEW rANS

For bows aud girls and .IittIe-uns.r
Made of Russia calf leather. on The
newest toe. They are the niftirst
shoes ve have see his season.
Prices are right as usual Locke
shoe Co. Rellaire
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In a ROdV

The Holy Name society OF the ~
Anthony's catholic church will attend
mass In bod tomorrow morning
MI members are requested 70 attend
as the full membership is desired.
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4ao Good Me-. "a

FeTF interesting meeting ana
profitable meeting % ~ auslc Ar,
md Literature club vas helo yestar
ca afternoon A. the home - Mr.
e Never. On Grave Hu The nfe
and work % Bacon va \ arussed
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method Ist Services

F.rs' VI = church. Res T. 7 Molu.
pastor Sundav school af F.Ia. Y "
'ampbell super .nfendenf Morn n
services r.. fn.f.. with sermon D. fba
pastor TLem. The fruurfass
froV Junior feagIe 40 - o.,foc.
lass meeting % nrin.h EyUo-fh
league 80 f' topic Trio versai
t@'us@ Eterr Extremity tlealer
Nss Mar Hfr- Etor.rE services
o. rfr sermon l. .fa pastor
Theme s~s'-lr'l.r hF NeEIecT
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Down For Repairs.

down yesterday for repairs. II Is eX.
pected that the work will he finished
in time for resumption the frat of the
week.
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IL will pay you 10 see those new
Spring Patterns at Fallon & Corson's
before purchasing your Easter Suit
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evening for the return trip shortly
after 10 o'clock.
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SKIN DISEASES

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and for a house for Ed Kuckuck r.
Laughlin addition. Work on the
buildings will be started at once.
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MONUM E NTS

Should you want Monument or
Marker completed in the cemetery
before Decoration Day. now is the
time 10 place your order before The
spring rush comes
You will save dollars by getting
my prices
4 postal card or either phone will
bring 10 YOU my latest designs
] employ no agents and will save
you their commission on any work
yoI should want.
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4AL swift sPLCItlc CO., ATLANTA, "a.
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80 Evsrywhss. h bssss io<. e. zse.
The Washington times., 1912-06-17

81 90 and Soc at DRUG Stores or direct upon
receipt Of price and dealers name Send l0c for
trial bottle.-Philo Hay Spec Co. Newark. N. J.
FOR SALE AND RECOMMENDED
By PEOPLES PHARMACY, 7TH & X
ST6, N, We
The Washington times., 1912-06-17

she said Il was never so hopeful or
10 contented."
What are your plansT' was the next
question.
"Oh. haven't any-not a plan in the
world I'm just waiting along to see
what will happen. l don't want to 60
on the stage-that would pull me down,
I'm afraid. There's no future in what
l am doing now-not much In the way
Of more money or anything else. Per-
hsps l will try to learn stenography or
some business a little later on"
Beulah Binford says she never ex-
poets to go back to her home and that
she never hears from any Of the peo-
pie she used to know.
But I get lots OF letters" she
added; "lots Of people offered me a
home or wrote me kind notes. and these
were the only ones / answered. Then
got proposals of marriage and all
sorts of foolish letters. to which paid
But don't you think you will meet
some nice man some day who will
marry you and take you away from all
The Washington times., 1912-06-17
Braddock Heights,

Biser's Farm P!sSdSok 20 % aiitass Hssss' BsS. MS
cooking; moderate prices: cool and delightful
air Ad. Miss Biser. P.O., r'dock Hts. Nd
The Washington times., 1912-06-17

THE AVALON"
On Catoctfn mountain; altitude !, 200 r. ;
pure air; good water and no mosq uitoes: ali
modern conveniences. For terms, etc, ad-
dress Mrs. THOS H. MYERS, Braddock
Heights Frederick Co. Nd. garage attached.
The Washington times., 1912-06-17
Today Anniversary
Of Wesley's Birth

The founder Of Methodism, John wes-
ley. was born in Epworth, England. on
June II. 1903, and died March 2. ISL.
on this date In ITS, and the shot fred
there rang around the world and
opened the American Revolution.
Charles Francis Gounod, the cele-
brated composer whose Faust" Is one
of the great operatic favorites of all
time. was born June II, 1918. in Paris.
The first steamship entered the port '>f
rington Ludington, governor of wiscon-
sin in 1Sr6-7S. died In Milwaukee, June
II. 1891. The University of West Vir-
ginid was opened at Morgantown on
this date in 1857.