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Beatty Tranafera-


J. X. AIKEN To- Barthelemy Ernes.
lot in Locust park: consideration $500
r. r. Weaver TO J. ". short. Jr..
two lots In city. consideration $500.
W. A. I>owery to J r Jackman.
1913 acres In Ross township. consid-
Grafton f2.I00.
Mary Collins 10 W l. Cusick. lot
In Grover consideration 81
J. VI. Stringer 10 Wheeling 4 l.. r.
Railroad Company. right 81 way ia
Smiihhcld township. consideration 81.
Julia Westlake 90 Eleanor Gum. lot
In city. consideration ST.
W ~ Rodgers 10 Harry Johnston.
lot In Brilliant. consideration 500.
Ohio Valley Building 4 Trust Com
pany to ~ Helms. two lots iu Ia
Relic View. consideration t2.4tO.
Maggie Wood 10 Mary Shivcly. ono
nth acre On Warren township. con
fideration $1,000
Laura Hnl 10 ~. s Sterling. LOT IN
city. consideration s. 600.
Joseph Barockic 10 Mike Kulhoweck
lot In Dillonvale consideration $3.50
Lucia Strott ~ Mary McHugh. lot
IN Pleasant Heights. consideration
$3.50
w. , Murphy. TRUSTEE. IN Salvation
Army Inc. lot IN city. consideration
81 90
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GRAFTON OBJECTS
TO GAS INCREASE
Special Dispatch to The Intelligence.

SF-VI'I II'FaVNs' 7" N" IIlttIlEenCeI.
GRAFTON. W. Va. July l6.-The
Fairmont and Grafton Gas company
with headquarters in Pittsburgh. have
nouhed their subscribers here that the
gas rates per thousand would be rails
ed from 20 cents TO % cents, effective
the latter part OF May, but the gas
bills came out this month at the same
rate of 20 cents with ? cents discount
Grafton people are opposed 10 the in
crease In rates and the city council
has taken the matter ND with the
Public Service Commission. opposing
the increase In rate. IL is claimed
that the proposed increase is not
justified. and the Commission is re-
quested 10 refuse the permit. The gas
interests claim that certain conditions
make 1t necessary for the rates to be
increased
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STOCK MARKET TRANSFORMED BY AN
ACCESSION OF STRENGTH YESTERDAY

NEW YORK. July I6.-The appearance
or the stock market was transformed to-
DAY by an accession OF strength which
lifted prices in all departments Tie
market awoke at last from its torpor
and while trading was not heavy. meas
ured by normal standard. speculation
snowed genuine animation az times
Higher prices in London stimulated
tHe market AT the opening and tho sd
vance continued to the close without Sc
riouS interruption. PROFIT taking caused
some Tecessions in the late trading nut
the list was not Far from the top reyci
or tie day at the close There was A
long list OF gains running from one to
four points.
The improvement was regarded a a
renection OF the better feeling which pre-
vailed In all the principal markets OF the
NorIo. Developments At home were pro-
pitious. Announcement that arbitration
rad been agreed TO ty both sides in the
wage controversy Affecting the eastern
that the currency bill would be altered
20 enSsre protection of government bonds
removed two factors OF uncertainty.
Foreign markets also were strong the
cables reporting a better situation re-
gardinC the Balkan situation. and i'm
proved monetary conditions. Total sales
oss. 800 shares.
Bonds were irregular Total sales
par value. Sl.tI4oOp. L. :. bonds were
unbalanced on call.
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BY BUD" FISHER

realms ~ tho Gnzams This order IL
one ~ that has risen RAPIDLY IN FLINT
Glassworkers' circles until now IL IL
mighty Institution.
The initatory work was In charge Of
the degree team The degree team in
cludcs such staunch wheel horaes 10
the order as follows.
Thos y. Comboy. Alexandra. Ind /.
n VI Doughty. Alton. 300 Jos O'Mai-
Joy. FOsfnria. ~ oscar Ecksfedt Ro-
chester. "a ~ Kane. Miilvilir. y.
J John J. Kennedy brooklyn. y. Y.
Frank Zatudll iieiiairo. o.. 4 r.
LihIman. Cumberland Nd Frank
Bauer. Wheeling w. Va. Frank r.
Gallagher brooklyn. y y J p
Tobin. Muncie. Ind Wcs Wcrlinr.
Cincinnati, q. Chas 4 Schroth. star
CITY. W Va Edw : thinner. Pair.
mont. W Va Jos Schachcrn. or .
Monaco. IA John Armstrong. AIexan-
dria. Ind and o. " Gauding. Puts
burgh. "a.
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WEST LIBERTY
In,tallatton OF rer. Yeak.l.

IN SATURDAY. July 10. al . 30 o'clock.
Will occur the installation Of Rev. J. G.
y "akel. IN the Presbyterian church. Rev.
Day. OF WnrwoOd. will preside at the
meeting. AMI br. KOoutz. OF Wheeling.
viii deli"~r the sermon. Rev. ]. IL. Pot
TER VIII give the charge To- the Congrega-
ton. while the charge 70 tho pastor Will
he given by Rev. =. 4. Levenberger Com
munion services viii be held Sunda y
morning at II O'Clock.
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STEUBENVTLLE

STETBENV1LLE. q July rs Col
ia Brown IS Robert Brown. divorce
granted for extreme cruelty and gross
neglect and she vas given maiden
nsmc ~ Evans
Edith Llodv Jones ~ Thomas p
Jones. suif for divorce. alimony. cue.
fodv ~ minor child. for tho household
furniture and to cnioin him from IN.
fcrfcrcuce They were married IN
Wales in April 1898. and she alleges
hshituai drunkcnneas and cruelty IN
striking her and being rude. profanc
and Insulting In his language ny
hIs habits he has Inundated. dis
graced and disguised her lie ordered
her from the house on Juno a.. 1913.
and he has threatened her life
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WISE GAZAMS
Held Meeting a. Newark. O.. Tuesday
Night, IN Conjunction Win Flint
Glass Workers Convention

The Imperial order Of the Wise
Gafams held a Grand initiatory scr.
vice tn Newark. o.. Tuesday night. IN
conjunction with the convention 81
Flint Ghssv orkcrs Union. now IN sos
zion in that cit, Ninety candidates
wave Induced into the unyeferfoua
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Sunday. July -. the members OF tho
short creek church viii celebrate the M
''@'" n0'.it rrs.trN ~ their church
number OF former pastors Of the churc n
w44t bv present. among HON will b.
kev- Warden. who preached IN the old
stone church that stood on the .ttc OF
the present brick church. An all-day
service VIII BE- held and dinners ser, 81.
expected.
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JUDGE HUNoT PREsloEs
At POLICE COURT

Judge Herman Hundt again presid.
81 IN police court yesterday morning
IN tho absence OF Judge Jordan and
only two Offenders were arraigned
Henry Grim was first aria ned and
pleaded guilty Of being drunk. lie was
sent 70 Tho hill for IL DAYS Benia-
min Franklin. a Philadelphia negro.
charge
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Money.

Nfsvv YORK. July ~ Money ~ call
steady. ranEs 2a2fs rsr cent. cio-IUg
s 10 I. elr-l1s s 1a. me money
ninety days. rTtb. eiV months. ga
Copper firm standard apot. 1876 nd
s ~. iroiyiig,. lf'o q ~, AK i4ai n
spot. $3.50 QfO0f Lead. $50 lid fpel-
Ger. t.IsNs70. Iron quict
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j. S. mach. q CO.. clo.irr Letter.

NEW lDRk. July l5---StOCks opened
active and strong today. There was q
GENERALLY rally AZ the expense OF the
shorts. This was the FIRST time In a
week tint market gave evidence OF emery
ing from its rut. The standard stocks
advanced over a point and uaintainde
the rally throughout the day. In the
last hour market developed increa sed
strength ami made highest prices OF the
day. We do not believe the rally has
gone far enough and after a little hest
fancy VIII probably advance further TO-
morrow. IN which events pronts should
be taken.
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stereoptieon Lectnre.

Saturday evening. July -. Rev l.. :
FroSe Will give another stereopttcon lee
ture IN the ~. l. church. No Admission
fee Will be rbargcd and a small Offer
Ing will be taken.
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Miss Lois Reed. n ST Paul. MINI
IS fhe guest ~ Miss Jean GiRen
Art Mcfarland was r business vie.
TOR IN Wheeling YESTERDAY
Latham DUNLAP. ~ Frecpo-t was
hero yesterday. looking after business
intorpRfa
Miss Fannie RYAN ~ spending a
wceF with friends a. Sfeubonvilie
Mrs Helen Johnson has returned 10
her homo hero. after an extended fiait
with Wheeling frlcnhs
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Butter. EGG. and Chez.

New YORK. July 10 -uuffer firm
~reauerv svfraa. co.. az
Cheese efenfv. uurhauEef
TFGr frreruiar. unchanged
Flour nufef
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. ". VA.
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
rNy = on Time Depouta
FINANCIAL,

Kansas City. and Matte Strouse, 30
years. Of Steubenville
Benjamin =. Matthews. Jr.. rs years.
and Anna Margaret billiard. 20 years.
both OF Steubenville
Daniel o. Brooks. ~ years. and
Hazel VI. Forbes, p years. both OF
Steubenville
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. July 1s.-Improved expor.
business ran NJ prices today in wheat.
The market closed steady at an advance
or Z q . TO Ia net. All other leading
staples showed a gain-corr. :. 80 = q
to 10 cents.
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WHEELIuo TRACTION COMPANY
IxPhEsS CAR SCHEDULE.
TAfirR Eneet June 81. 1908.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wETLSBITRG
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling wellsburg
Leave
22nd Street. Leave
heeling Nellsburs
1890 a m e.OH a IN.
s:SO pm 1880 noon
MoCNDSTILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILLE
Leave
10Th Street Leave
Wheeling Moundaville
l0;oO a m 1880 p. IN.
$3.50 y. m.
on lines having regular express ser
vice. shipments Weighing IN excess OF
nfty pounds or OF large bulk will not
be carried on passenger cara.
ALL LlNES-Daily Except sunday.
No shiI r1ents except emergency ship
ments Of medicines will he carried on
Passenger cars between 400 and s.l5
y. m.
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OIL CITY. r.. Juiv 1s--~r~fr h.i-
arrer Ffn Uura frr fat atrrnra rrr .
80 Shipments. 30 80. average. 49,
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What rratrs YOU thirk no is for
rfrr nnHIranrr
- overheard him ssy lr owed every
t1lrg 10 DIS wife. FROM Judge
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John Hess 10 Mary Taylor. parcel
Of ground ~ Armstrong; Mills: con.
sideraton. $3.50
Tho Shadysde Land co. 10 ] A.
Bloyd. tract 81 land n Shadyside. con
sidoration. i30.S7J.
Mary Kratz 10 John Wright. tract
~ land IN Pultney township. consid.
GRAFTON. $500
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. July Is IA
The following q-otHt.O1s OF, VI. n,ors
tcuVe Whec!iEk STOCK are co.r-~rej
dAih or the iEtolligeGcc@ nv George ~.
bsron. local broker. sad II r. AI.Ihnail
manager BOND Department
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CHICAGO. July l6.-CaSh quotations
wer" as follows. Rye. No =. or Bar
ley. feed or mixing. tS6s3 Timothy
seed. ASA as Cover seed nominal.
Mess pork 22.u" - 30. Lard. In tierces.
l.se n il.s2H snort ribs. loose. HOG
l2-5.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh.
Ia. July f6.-Cattle steady. supply Hight.
Choice. sou $40. prime. $50 Il : so.
sheep st"tdy. supply light Prime We
therS. 80 y so. culls and commons.
zoo ! So. veal calves. l2.oOG 1859.
HoeS active. receipts nEAt. Prime
heaNics. 9.35G $40. mediums and heavy y
workers. s.'Sd9.S0. ligtlt workers. and
pigs, $500 ass r"ugEs. S.0On So
CHICAGO. July i6.--t'lose. HoE$-Rc-
ccp's. 1900 active. mostly Zoe higher
Bulk Of sales $3.50 1920. light Sasd
go. mixed. sS01 as. heavy. S55 a 9. 20.
rough. S.55 q SIS. pigs. 900 9l5.
Cattle-Rece ipts. 1880 steady ~ inc
lower. calves strong Reeves. s10f
sl5. T"Nas steers. 7.O00Ni0. western
steers. lisa 30. S'orkers and feeders
r 80 n ; 90. COWS and heifers. 3SOnS so.
calves. SJ0di1.e5
Sheep-ReceintS. $4,000. 10 "A tic lower
Native. 4Aod5s0. western. 44Od6ss.
yearlinss. 5.75d7eS. native lambs, 6Ts
n $50, western. s'SmSiO
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sTrarefer tOoke close flft o. flr FL,
~ per ,ent oasl dividend payable AZ
urf
tT~a~sfer ho0hs ff0ae fuf- - srr q
per rent cash diriferd PAYABLE alrI4f
'Tra~afer books close flIt 20 o.. O.
ger cent ~asu dividend payable August
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New York Stock Exchange

WHEELING. W. Va. July IS. 10.
Range Of active stocks on the Nsu
iork Stock EIct anse. corrected daily ~
i. +. Mastcu & Co. brokers'
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snd brokers' National Exchange Esns
building
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Pittsburgh Stocks

WTFLf.f.. &C. We T.IF 90 ~
ThNsr IfffrrurEr sft. F~. r0frfrtss
faiy ~ T. =. Iaftrn 4 CO.. bantsrs
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Tho members OF tho Christian En-.
deavor Society OF the Prcshvterfan
church gave a marshmallow toast on
Tho fair grounds last evening. which
was largely attended A number OF
similar affairs have boon planned by
tho socioty during the summer. n 10.
ing hoped 10 increase the membership
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John T. Travers vs. the n & q.
Railroad COMPANY. action for damages
IN the sum ~ 5000. sustained when
q lamp IN train on which he was rid.
Ing. fell and struck him. running his
clothes and injuring him otherwise
Henrietta Edwards vs. the Spragg
Amusement Company and the board
~ education Of Beilaire action for
damages IN the sum Of $500
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Court Orders-

Court Orders.
Judge Charles J. Lynch. Of the Com.
mon Pleas Court, has handed down
I"s isions in the following cases:
!. W. Rehm et al. vs.. the ]. w. Cor
rel Coal Company. Receiver given
leave TO bring suits against Vim. +.
Stcinmetz, Clara Boner. Louis Me-
Lain. Harry Stein. Thomas +. George
and Clara Weidman.
Belmont Brewing Company VS.. n.
w. Archer. treasurer. Injunction made
perpetual.
Fred Spriggs. admir-. VS.. Wheeling
Traction Company. Defendant given
leave 10 file motion within 30 days.
Quarter Savings Bank VS.. Martin
Monura 81 al. Leave given TO Bridge
port bank 10 file cross petition In.
stanter
Samuel Yoho VS. Ernest Yoho ct al.
Demurrer 10 petition overruled by
agreement
Wesley b. Frazier VS.. J. V. Hawells
Dismissed at cost OF plaintiff, without
prejudice.
Karl Dubictus VS.. State OF Ohio
Leave granted plaintiff in error TO file
petition in error Bond $500
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In the matter OF the estate NJ
Edward Hasten. deceased. distribution
account filed and approved and admin
istrator discharged.
In the matter OF the estate oi
George Arnold. deceased. inventory
hled and approved.
In the matter OF the estate oil
Araminta Weeks. deceased. will filed
and notice ordered
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. v. Va July Is 80
The follOwinE qLotstipf'S o4 the nors
eetN- Wheeling stCckG are correct I'd
dhly for the lnt-lllEencsr by Howard
Haziett 4 son. VI brokers'.
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Articles open rhrh. Low. Close
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Marriage Licenses.
Joseph D. Jamison 30 years. OF
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Fidelity Local Stocks.

NIlII.lslH SO. " Va. IHlF 10. ..
Co-res tel daily frr fue frfeff.Fsr 80
.r lhs fifelfs l0tsst1r~rt .rso~iaf rn
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Wheeling Live Stocks.

Wheeling I've stook Commission Co.
WHEELING. ~. Va. July is. IL.
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PRODUCE MARKET


sp',.s. on....; nsE' ssA rosrry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06

bred mon. with The exception that
Mrs Walker remembered that the
man had "a sore ON the siNc at his
face near the Jaw and had "A piece OF
cotton covering H..
with this slight ciew to work ON
the dragnet was thrown out last night
The police watched the outgoing
trains last night and searched In many
places. hut me- trace of the man was
found The police chief found that a
man With piece at cotton on a facial
sore had been seen al Robinson park
yesterday afternoon. Policeman PABLO
LuJan Was sent to Barelas and across
the river looking for the man. Chief
McMillin started In the north section,
picking up Deputy Carlos Armijo on
the way Lopez was found in an
lobe near the summer Garden. In
the neighborhoOd OF Fourteenth street
and Mountain road He wore piece
OF cott4n on his face. without any
investigating the Ulcers arrested Lo-
lez. lie proved to be tho man wanted.
as Mrs. Walkers positive Identification
and I.opez's subsequent confession
proved.
ON May sSGi chief VI uillin az
rested ,no famnds man-wO'nuE. Jam is
Arthur Baker who escaped from a
| drawing room ia a Pullman car on a
santa Ne train at Fiagstaif while he
WAS being taken 10 Riverside. cal. by
two Officers on forgery charge. Baker
walked by the police chief IN Albu-
querque. The chief noted the peculiar
Walk and arrested the man identifying
him few moments later by physical
marks.
ON Tuesday lart, the police chici
arrested ]. l. Parkinson, who uttered
a forged check. obtaining $40 from
The First National OinA unicr 'alse
rotenses. Parkinson made cut .
check payable To $ Kramer. signing
the name OF Haines uridley, auperln
tendent OF the santa Fe Gold aud COP
per company. Ross Merritt assistant
| cashier al the First National bank
became suspicious because the check
was numbered 1900. while the santa
re company was AT the time lssulna
checks in a 1890 book. chief McMil'
| i'm lined up Parkinson. lie siren
uously denied any forgery Ia room
In the Combs hotel Chief McMillin dis
covered blOttor. which when held q
"A mirror. told the story of ParknsOn'i
dishonesty. with such evidence be-
fore him. Parkinson confessed TO ut
ierlng fhe check and gave up every
thing he knew Parkinson h nOa
waiting the arrival of his brother. az
attorney from BOSTON lie IA beina
held 10 the grand jury In the sum Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06

Washington. June Secretary 81
Commerce fsedHcld has approved q
plan recommended by the commits
rioner OF fisheries. which lf success
fui wlli he Of great practical benefit
~ the cepnirs and Of especial benefit
- New England and the Pacific
cpaHs states
One 81 the greatest boons that can
be conferred on the Pacific states and
Is large territory contiguous thereto
u the Introduction and acclimitization
of the eastern lobster This project
has beon under consideration at yars-
Gus times for many years, but the
efforts have not been sustained; the
plants have been small sad scattered.
ana the net result has been nil. II
Il now proposed - utilize for this
purpose the female Holsters which
have served their purpose al The New
isnssand hAlcnflieH. experimenting
them with a supply of males and eEG-
bpaFinR iemalesi and 10 make several
cAfload shipments each season. de-
posting the HOLSTERS in some definite
locality whose suitability has been
determined In advance II IL planned
10 continue The paintings long enough
either to establish ilourlahins col
ony or 20 demonslrate the futiiity o.
the scheme.
Ky way " reciprocity. deter
mined and weil-sustalncd attempt u
20 be made 20 introduce ono or two
species Of Pacific salmon on the New
England coast. The present condl-
ton 81 the New England rivers pre-
cludcs me possibility 81 rs-cslablish-
ing The large native salmon thereih'
hut there IA a prospect 81 introducing
small species 81 Paelnc salmon which
spawn near The sea and would not
be affected By distractions and the
greatly chenned physical character Of
the headwaters which FOR some years
have practically prohibited natural
spawning ~ she Atlantic salmon. The
salmon that VIII be used are excellent
food nsh and viii prove very ae-
ccpla Bile substitutes for the native
species. Many million eggs can BE-
sent 70 the New England hatcharies
for Incubation and n necessary the
usual output 81 trout can oe cur
tailed,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
THE .CoRNET.
~ Howard I. 1innn. IN rlrenlx
tepubllcan.


The cornet r. smoii brass lnstru-
tnent with a high tenor voice and a
determlnAd disposition 90 be heard.
regardless Of anyb0dy's feelings. ON a
stlil summer night. when everybody
Is trying 20 sleep except the febrile
frog. a new. unterrifled cornct In the
hands cf passionate beginner can
be heard nine miles from the county
seat. The cornet II played BY forcing
long. thin strips OF breath through
a. bronchial tubes. when these
strips esrnpe into the crowd they be-
cone very pleasing to people who pre-
fer their music without any sharps
or flats. The favorlte method OF
playing the c0rnet - % hold v firn-
~ against the front teeth tit tho
head hack ~ far as Il viii 20. shut
both eyes and blow until the veins 81
the neck can br seen with the naked
eve two blocks down the street. THIS
causes the player 90 assume AN en-
raptured and apOplcctic appearance
and aro--rs concern In the minis OK
ali present for fear the eornet viii run
ONT ~ breath and die away IN the
wrong hey. In band work the cornet
i used 70 give the pitch 10 the other
Instruments. This h one reason why
the average brass band seldom hits
The same temperature two measures
In succession. The ioader Of the band
a always cornetlFt who Keeps time
with his head. which can be waved
up ana down without affecting the
enthusiasm Of his utterance. The
cornet Ia subject 10 sudden attacks
of bronchitis. and in cold weather
has "a wear flannel COMPRESS
around IS throat. A thoroughly
chilled cornet Is about as pleasant "a
listen 10 az a hired man sharpening
rip saw In warm weather the cor
net sounds better late az night. prae'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
Try HERALD want ads, they
bring results.
WOMAN rs YEARS OLD
VICTIM OF UGLY ASSAULT
tcOu,lnssa from Page ono1

tried 10 scream. but my voice failed
me. Slowly 1 felt myself losing con-
seriousness. I dropped 20 the floor
and the man. stlli Keeping his hands
al my throat, put both knees on my
breast He released my throat Tor q
short time and pounded me about the
head and face. Then he grabbed my
throat again and that is the last
remember until I woke up. I heard
the clock strike four. had boen un-
conscious three hours had been
beaten all over the body. could
not see out Of my eyes they we're al
most shut ana were swollen. / lay
for few moments. gathering my
scattered Wits. and then remember.
90 get ovor Off my hack on TO my
hands and knees. 7 crawiad 10 the
kitchen. rested there and then /
cruwied cut onto the porch and into
the yard. 4 cOlled FOR help and "a
bakery wagon driver came 20 my AS
slstanco. Then the nciHhbOrn came
10 and the police and DR.. Rice and
all helped me
= am sure that The man arrested
hy the police Il the man who assault
ed me. ! would know him any place.
iie deliberately planned to attack me,
because when he asked for the water
be- asked me II I had any roomers In
the house. told him that there wa'
no one r0Oming with me, that some
people we're 10 take a part oF the
house next week
what occurred between the tins
the time when she rogained her senses
" as yet only q matter 81 conjecture
Testimony Of the attending physician
and the nurses u damaging "a LopeS
IN the extreme Mrs. walkers cloth
Ing was torn into nhfeds and aireaked
with blood. Lopez denies that nc