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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-20
TALK OF THE TOWN
New fall goods at Vaughan's.
Vallastic underwear at Knights.

I
Vallastic underwear at Knights.
Comfort underwear for babies at Alb.
bolts.
Come and see those S1.o0 petticoats
for 60c at Vaughan's.
Miss Harriet Bower went last night to
Randolph to pass a few days with rela-
tives.
1t looks like rain; be prepared with
one of those umbrellas on sale at soc
each on Saturday at Perry's.
The ball game scheduled for this aft.
ernoon between the Barre Athletics and
Barre All-Stars has been cancelled.
Arrangements are now nearly COM
pleted for the harvest supper at the
Congrega church Monday, Sept.
% IL promises to be one of the best
suppers served for a long time. To
know the cooks engaged would be suffi-
cient guarantee. Come and test the
cookery and get acquainted.
Howard Hill Reid, who has been at.
tending the state fair at White River
junction, returned to the city to-day.
Mr.. Reid was the successful rider in the
Morgan horse endurance test. His hand
ling of Halcyon, the Arabian horse
owned by Borden of Fall River, Mass,
was subjected to worthy comment from
the large list of expert horsemen in at
tendance from all over the country. The
Barre lad was the recipient of special
gold medal from the Morgan horse
judges for his ability in placing Halcyon
the winner in the endurance run. Mr.
Reid VIII return next week to Chicago
to resume his studies at the Northwest
ern Dental college.
r. S. Currier returned to-day from
White River junction, where he has been
in charge of the poultry exhibition OF
the state fair, He had the personal SUI
pervision of the entire poultry section
Mr.. Currier was of the opinion that the
exhibits were by far the best ever shown
at the state fair There were several
Barre birdmen represented in the poul-
try sections everyone received awards
for their prize birds. Currier and Lyons,
followers of Rhode Island Red breed
ing, were successful in landing honors
also received awards for their exhibits
of Rhode Island Reds. Barclay Scott,
keeper Of Plymouth Rocks, received
favorable comment and worthy offerings
for his pen of Plymouth Rocks. John
Corskie with list of Buff 0rpingtons,
was listed among the prize winners.
Charles oliver, who operates large
hennery on the Websterville road, sue
ceeded in getting ribbons for his pen of
Buff Rocks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-20
TALK OF THE TOWN
Beacon blankets at Fits.

Beacon blankets at Fits.
Sale petticoats at Yaughan's.
Silk and lace waists all new, for 81 .9S
At Vaughan's.
The ball game scheduled for this aft
ernoon between the Barre Athletics and
Barre AllStars has been cancelled.
Harvest supper at Congregational
church Monday, Sept. %. Serving will
continue from 4:45 until all are served.
Price 25c.
George Sibson of East Barre was a
business visitor in the city yesterday,
returning from few days visit to
Hardwick
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Venner of Hard
wick arrived in the city yesterday to
pass a few days at the home of the lat
ter's parents ON Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Sweet OF Haverhill,
Mass, arrived in the city last night
from White River Junction, where they
have been attending the state fair.
While in the city they are the guests of
DIR. @. f. Barr of Cottage street. Ac-
companied by DIR. Barr, they leave this
afternoon for an automobile trip
through the northern part of the state
into Canada
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-20
WILLIAMSBURG.

Congregational church Morning wor.
ship at l0:45; subject of sermon, Life
More Abundant" Sunday school mt
l2,l5 a. m. Evening union service in
the NJ. e. church.
Mrs. Maggie n. Griffin was taken to
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burling
ton Sept. 10, in Robert Kynoch's car.
She went for treatment and an opera
ton, if necessary, having suffered from
complication Of diseases for several
months.
The Home Study club commences its
meetings Oct. 2, with book meeting az
Mrs. Laura Farnham's. Each member
is requested to represent book by cos
tune or symbol, and after the titles
have been guessed to give sketch Of
the author and quotation from same.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-20
To All Who Are Interested

As it has been reported that the city
water system was helping the MeFar-
land & Boyce system during the present
drouth, we wish to say that this report
is Incorrect, as our supply is more than
double our consumption and always is.
Anyone located along our line OF pipes
wishing to connect with our system can
be accommodated
Furthermore, during the present wa
ter trouble, all are cordially invited to
90 to our system for water for drink
ing purposes where it is agreeable to
our patrons.
MCFARLAND & BOYCE.
159ts Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-20
Card of Thanks.

Mrs. Lucia V. Page wishes to thank
all those who so kindly remembered her
birthday with shower of post cards.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-20

The ball game scheduled for this aft
ernoon between the Barre Athletics and
Barre All-Stars has been cancelled.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-01
glrbitratiuns.@crtrag crmenert.

Muibinaton. 81. Mai. -
Stauta. SefretGr 9rpam uno Cir
Spring.Rice. Der britiid)e 9otifaiter
III MoibngtolL lnter5eihneten bellte
Oc Grnelerluig bes allgemeineu Mr..
bitratinus VertrageS 5lpiihen oell
Ger. Staaten illo @roBbritounien.
Ser 5ermin oes alten Sertrages ldiit
aln 4. Suni ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-01
ellis ghore Cine 3arf.

0noe Der Nciipurl, ,siraFenbabh'SlHIe.
ejrobe 6r1iinnng iilr ole Soninicri1ilon.
g,outas, oen 80 @iai Mabl5eten bon Scrrn
tSrunf 5soli, Dem lpuhlbcnnnlen enierer ae.
lieferf ,sreie 9uiiocpiar NorlielulIaen nno
sSifbe oer lInrf6na. StrdBe Gtti eireft 80 oem
Rurf. t@'aiz '--2@tie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-01
@ir scben boppeltc

yScitcre SpesiGl+GonpunS
jcS:m Mithuodl, Spnucritag
nao Sreitag.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-15

Ethel: always warn my readers
against eEE shampoos. The animal
substsncs mtxes with the oil oe the
scalp ana Il 10 almost Impossible to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-15
IS YOUR CH|LO'S
TONGUE COATED2
Ii cross, feverlsh, bilious,
stomach sour, give Syrup
Of Figs" to clean its little
clogged-up bowels.

Mother! Don't scold your crosa
peevish childi Look ct the tongusi See
K Il IL white. yellow and coatedi II
your child y listless, dropping. isn't
sleeping we'll y restless, doesn't eat
heartily o. y cross, irritable. out Of sorts
with everybody. stomach sour. isverish.
breath bed; has stomach.sche, diasShoes.
sore throat, OF u full q cold. Il means
he little ose's stomach, liver and 30
ieet d bowels sre filled With poisons and
foul constipstsd waste matter and need
. gentle. thorough cleansing st once.
Give . teaspoonful Of Syrup Of Figs,
and In Q few hours I'll the cfosgsd up
waste and undigested food and sour bile
will gently move on and out Of lie little
waste cloeged bowels without nausea.
gripping or weakness, and you will surely
have . we'll. happy and smiling child
With Syrup q Fig you are not drug.
aine your children; being composed en-
{irely q luscious figs, SIENNA and sro-
mstics Il cannot be acknowledgements,
they dearly love its delicious taste.
Mothers should always keep Syrup Of
Figs handy. Il 70 the only stomach.
liver and bowel cleanser and regulator
peeded--a little given to-day Will save .
sick child tomorrow.
Full directions for children Of I'll ases
and for srown-ups plainly printed on the
package.
Ask your druggist for the full name.
Syrup Of Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA. I"
prepared BY The California FIG Syrup
Co. This d the delicious tasting. gen.
uine old reliable. Refuse anything else
offered.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-15

Hardwood; golden
corners: heavy Ice r
lined through q
out: removable N 4
waste pipe; ice u
capac ity 80
lbs.; apartment
h oNSSss styl.;.si
~ inches high:
$3.50 value. Z
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-15
; The Home Beapty PaF1or

Portia; You should avoid wrinkles
By projecting your skin against that
too ready tendency to SAG. Aside from
the fiabbiness the folds will gradually
lwrinkle your skin and spoil your ap.
= pearance. Get an ounce OF almosoin.
dissolve In y pint water and add two
teaspoons Elycerins. Stir ana let stand
perfect wrinkle remover In the form OF
= protecting. and stimu latinE cream.
jelly. y u dsliGhtful to use and Io.t
skins. Use 1t freely. both .b.fors and
after exposure 70 sun and wind. II will
not grow hair. but will act ~ . pre-
makes wrinkles.
Mother: You are absolutely right In
your desire to have your skin look
veivety. A spisndid thing to use on the
face In this home. made prescription;
Oct Z ounces Of spurmsx at any re.
Liable drug store and mig II with y
teaspoonfuis slyeerins. Let stand iii
cod. This 10 q simple. inexpensive face
lotion. which will protect your skin
q we pss or q Inc VIM and and S sa;
sun out OF doors. II whitsns sAliow
skins and 10 a sreat besutitisr. ! rec,
po%s.. b.e.s IN pse: s. s 1S:
skin AID gives = youthful glow.
Miss b.: Dandruff 10 . common hair
trouble and 10 easily rsmsdied. Just
make your scalp healthy by this sim
pie. natural tonic which you yourself
cen prepare at slight cost. Get one
ounce Of euinsoin from any sood drug
gist. Add y pint each Of alcohol and
cold water. let stand until auinsCin 10
dissolved. Rub into hair roots with
the tips Of the Fingers and you will
find wonderful aid to your Itching
scalp. IL removes dandruff and pro
notes healthy xrowth Of hair. Sham
poo frequently.
Ethel; ] always warn my readers
against eHE shampCos. The animal
substancs mtxes with the oil of the
scalp ana u 10 almost Impossible 70
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-15
Jessie, come m"
SONG TO BR|DE-E[ECT,
PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER
Verses Written in Her Honor
by Blanche NeNn,
Sculptress.

LANCASTER. Pa. July 1s.-Hsse ars
two verses OF the song Of welcome oom.
posed By Miss Blanche Nsvin. the scuip-
trsss. In honor of Miss Jsssjs Wilson.
daughter Of the PrssidsnS. who . 70 b
married to 4fiss Nswns nephew. FRANK
Nm q. Sayre:
Isi.s ths door open cad SWING the sass
VIDA
welcome ne catering Ssst e The sr,ds,
Daess the Groom on the thrssAssd Slands.
Holding his arms and his eutstrseohsd
hands;
Blessed Are you who true love VIM
Jessie, come In: como IN.
In heart - summer. IN winters cold.
This roof shall shelter young or Old:
Come veal, come woe. Whats'sr eetids.
Palm u palm and side by SIDE.
Into the houss Of your true loves hin,
Jessie. como IN; come IN.
Niss Nevin has been hiohiy sompii.
mented on her verses and finally con.
scented to make them pubiic.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-15
MORPHINE CRUSOE
GONE FROM HOVEL
(NLONELy ISLAND
e. Wills Believed TO Have
Lost Fight Against Drug
and Drowned Himself.
ELOPED WITH A CHILD.
Sent to Asylum After Tying
Bride to Tree, Had Recovered
Reason and Wealth.
ELOPED WITH A CHILD.


PATc1fOGuE. l.. l., July ia fish
q ~vm.n.s sbaek on water Island. opposite
,,.. st., a..
' ''""' 90 '''"''""''" VIZ. W.
umo owner abandoned II. for fo"s
months had been the home Of Dr. W.
s-,a,,.. wvw. onc, . nro.n.rou. phy.
s'''a" "e'e io-"SS 'ne'e "e'e y" '"'
novel only a few rusted. broken cooking
vtcnsils, raeged clothes and medical
,.,ok. Dr. WIN. MN. aeon near m. hu,
sra.h, hssoro ,.., ana h.. mn, h..r ...r
s,rc. =, A. h.,,.v.a n. ,hr.v h,rn..is
into ,hs a..
n NJ. 10 srh& axs,nst a crav,ns for
morphjnc that the doctor want 10 the
lonely island. The drue bsd cost nm
mis- practice and nnally tis reason ana
he haA b,.n sent "a the Central islip
Awlum for the Insane. There he
brought himself up with a sharp matt.
IL renamed nj, health and mis- reason
end, two years axo he was released.
WENT 70 eIohr MA DEMON ON
loNeIv ,aIANo
~. u,r,,. ...,., 49, .s..
.o,,,. =. 49, 80, go .h.,,n.rc.
Srom n,ornh,n. n. ,.-.,n.d ann. % h,s
practice. Then tn. craving came on
MIN again ana he succunrbed. His prac.
Nee went once mora md me retired 70
: =. hov., .nnor,clro rn., n. vou,a
80. 80. -. -
o"y "en NO "~" ." "'"'-
rn sno tne drus'
I, Dr. Wills came to Patchosus ten
y~ars ago. His mother was . physician
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-15

DPiand Trustee .Of Carnegie FsaA.
PARIS. July l6.->Former Premier
Aristide BRAND was nominated trustee
- the French Carnegie Hero Fund to-
Gay by President Raymond Poincare.
he takes the place Of the late Deputy
0douard Aynard. wis died suddenly
IN the Chamber Of Deputies on June
- ~ he was about to deliver q speech.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-15

Mexeespsvt Dauh Reepens.
PlTTSBURoH. July 1.-THE First
National Bank Of McKeesport which
closed lie doors a. . precautionary
measure q week ago yesterday. re-
sumed business to-day upon teie-
graphic advicss from the Treasury
Department.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-15
Thief Ussa wslters Nans.

Ia The Evening World Of Saturday
ne statement was made that Richard
wsissr Of No. soss Madison avenue had
been arrested In Eighth avenue. charged
With Attempted NurG,ary. Walter. who
y eiChtssn. denied to-day that he had
been arrsstsd. declaring that . former
friend. when arrested. he'd given his
name and address In IN effort 70 shield
himsek.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-15

The father Of Ellen Underwood Of
No. ~ West Sixteenth street has
asked The Evening World to set
word to his daughter that she %
wanted hack homo and that n she
viii send him word he win 50 70
her wherever she II.
Ellen u seventeen years old. but
has the build Of . Grown woman.
When she left homo to keep an en-
gagsment to 90 to Consy Island on
the morning Of July 9 she was
dressed in . black and white check
Bulgarian suit She 10 . very dark
brunette
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-15

get Il out. Dsndruff and loss Of hair
are often the result. Try this simple
hoLie made and economical shampoo.
Just get some canthrox from your
druggist and stir . level tsasp0ouful
In cup Of hot water. Pour this over
tn" head gradually. rubbing In wsdi.
Ii leaves the scalp stimulated and
eieansed. and the hair Beautifully soft
and fluffy. making II appear far hsav.
Ter than II In. II IL q most sxhiiarat.
Ing summer shampoo.
Eileen; Your excessive rssh oan
easily be reduced by tho simple uss OF
this home. made remedy. Add ~ pint.
OF water to 4 ounces OF parnotis (yOu
can get this preparation at any good
drux storel. Take a tsaspoonfui three
harmless and yet most effective. sspe.
ciaaly to those - do moi nina I'm.
for exercise. No special diet il de-.
naaded with this and It Il quite In.
Economy: ! don't blame you for
wanting some cheap. simple, home.
ren-sdy for your blood and sort of run.
down feeling but don't experiment.
Stick to this old-fsshioned tonic. Al
dsne and dissolve Il IA !, " Din, o. sIoa nsr'
add " cup sugar snd enough water 10
meaIs will do wonders to aid disss,iorn'
improve appetite and give You = hao.,
~ around. u your skin 10 bad tSis
VIII Improve II. For a fine winnie "a.
Doris: Her beautiful eyes ar. M,
necessarily, doc'ored or made up In any
way. Possibly the reason for thsir
sparkle and expression 10 simply Inc
use Of some such well.known tonic a.
-. which you can make At home
Dissolve an ounce OF crystos In n mini
OF water. one or two drops In each
eye every day Will strengthen them
rest the sight and relieve the Ida OF
Is Inexpensive and effective. both - a
tonic and n curative.
Bssty Dean Beauty Book SB.oo-AAv.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-15
SHIPPING NEWS.

OUTGOING sTEAMsHlPA
SAILED TO-DAY.
Kaiser Wilhelm der NanchtoneNl. .Jsmsiea.
0rpms. Bremen. NohaNk JGcknuuvute
welsh Prince. City u Bavannah,
RIO Jansiro. gsySnnsh.
Aciths. .Napiss. Hsnlltoa. Norfolk,
kssuv Anstsrdam. "a Ncrts. Galveston.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-11

of the president, was arranged; and
early one morning Mr.. Wilson slipped
quietly aboard without his usual secret
service guard, since it was assumed
that he would not go ashore during
the trip.
But after day spent on the water
the president grew tired Of reading,
and began restlesSly TO look over the
charts and maps Of the Chesapeake
Bay region. Soon with delight ne dis
covered that il would be only q short
run for the Mayflower up the York
river estuary to the ancient village of
Yorktown, where Lord Cornwallis sur
rendered to George Washington.
Yorktown is q sleepy little strag
| Cling village street whose venerable
! dwellings house about 200 people
Only one thing has happened there
since CORVALLIS surrendered and thai
was the erection and dedication Of The
magnificent government monument
about 25 years ago. 1t is miles frou
a railroad. The marks Of the bonn
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-11

bardment of Washingtons guns t30
years ago have never been repaired
The SuItry noon was so drOwsy That
the people Of the village paid only
passing attention TO two strangers
who walked down the shady street
although the appearance Of strangers
III Yorktown lis usually an event. Much
greater curiosity was aroused by the
pair Of marines. who. murderOusly
armed, followed at some distance be
hind. The captain Of the yacht,
charged with the safety of the prcSi
| dent of the United States, was dubious
/ over the proprety of Mr.. Wilson :
| going ashore accompanied only by Dr.
\ GraysOn, and against the president :
( wishes sent the two marines to fol-
low. But Mr.. Wilson need not have
/ troubled himself about his armed cs-
cort the village people never thought
Of asSociatng the marines with the tWl
civilians.
! With the intense. Intelligent curl
OSity that Is such a characteristic ol
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-11

Mr.. Wilson, he examined the exteriOrS
Of the old houses and the quaint strag-
Cling village with delight. He walked
about the antique brick customs
house, The oldest in the United States.
Finally he came to the courthouse,
and seeing the door open, he and Dr..
Grayeon stepped in.
For some time they ramblcd about
The building. then looked in the door
Of the sheriff's office. The sheriff,
squat, powerful man with great,
dropping mustache, sat cOatless at his
desk smoking cOrncob pipe, sweat
ing in the fierce heat and thumbing
over his subpOenas, half asleep. So
drowsy was he that he never looked
Up when Mr.. Wilson spoke to him.
MAY we look at the old jury ROOM"
asked the president.
"Sure thing" rOared the sheriff
heartily, but keeping his eyes on his
papers. Right al the top Of the
stairs. You can't miss it,"
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-11
PRESIDENT WILSON FINDS
TRUE VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN
IBy Congressman Clyde II. TavennerI


WASIllNGTON. July ii.-IIere is an
untold story Of President Woodrow
Wilson. II occurred during The preoi-
dents recent recreation trip to Chesa-
peake Bay on the "Ovrnment yacht
MayilOWer, and The reason it escaped
the Vigilance Of the telegraph news
associations was Mr.. Wilson's mher-
ent modeSty and his refusal to regard
himself as any different from the
plainest citizen Of The republic.
The sickening heat Of Washington
was beginning to tell upon Mr.. Wilson
so his physician, DR.. GraySon, last week
insisted that he take short vacation
Accordingly a trip down the broad Po-
tomac on the stately Mayflower, which
the government provides for the use
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-11

NO WEEKLY EDITION PRINTED
No name placed on the mail subscrip-
ton list without payment in advance
and all names removed at expiration of
time.
Entered as second class matter Sep
tember So 1911, at the postoffice at Ell
Centre. California, under the Act of
March
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-11
Imperial Valley Press
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS

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ADVERTISING RATES
Per inch per month. ............. $4. 90
Per inch per day .............. is
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
One Year i'm Imperial County .SI.OO
Six Months NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
Three Months Observation-Disclosures. .2J
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Elsewhere.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-11
Cotton Ratine

200 yards Of cotton ratine in three
colors-Iavender. Nell rose and ma
rine blue; "a inches wide. good values
at ST yard; midsummer price, vd 73c
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-11

CONTINUED ON PAGE THREEI
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-11
Men S Soc
||Balbriiggan
Underwear

% loz. mems balbriggan shirts
with long or short sleeves. and
drawers TO match: SOC values: mid
( summer price
New-York tribune., 1913-07-14
DOGS PLAGUE EAST SIDE
Many Parents Ask Summonses
for Owners of Animals.

There is a plague OF dogs on the East
Side. Last week the number OF COM
plants against owners Of dogs al the
East Side police stations took a sudden
jump. At the same time. with the MD
summer weather there has been
marked increase in the cases OF rabies.
\ number Of parents have appeared be-
fore the magistrates and obtained sum-
monses against the owners OF DOGS
which had bitten their children. At the
same time the stats of Bellevue and
Gouverneur hospitals have been busy
cauterizns dog bites.
Max Weingarten. four years old Of
No. 2l9 East eth street. was badly bitten
on the right leg while playing in the
street at eth street and Avenue c yes
terday Patrolman Joseph Gardner, Of
the Essex Market police station, tried 10
Get rope with which 10 catch the
dog. but not finding any handy seized
hold OF the animal and was bitten In tne
right hand.
The dog was taken 10 the station house
and shut up to await examination Tor
rabies Dr Knowles. Of Bellevue Hos'
pital. cauterized the bites of the police
man and the boy. A summons was %
tanned for the owner OF the dog. Samuel
Llpkin. of No. l51 Lorimer street, Brook
lvp
New-York tribune., 1913-07-14
Each F0ILED FAUCH0N
Balks Plot of Devil Island
Convict to Escape.

Armand Fauchon, who escaped from
Devils Island six years ago. where he
was sentenced for life because Of numer-
Gus safe robberies and other crimes which
he and a band Of Paris apaches which he
led committed. was foilcd I'm an attempt
10 escape from the Richmond County
Jail early last month. Il vas learned last
night. he IS confined on charge "
having been party 10 the burning and
robbery Of the home OF Jacques DER, an
other member Of the French colony at
Eltingvile
Fauchons plans for escape were
brought 10 the attention Of Albert G.
Each, the District Attorney Of Richmond
County, and he informed Sheriff Joseph
J. O'Grady. who, together with Mr.. Each,
visited the prisoner in his cell and wrung
a confession from him.
Fauchon admitted that he had told his
sixteen-year-old daughter. Louise. at her
last visit TO him at the Jail. to have a pair
Of shoes made for him by a Frenchman
I'm this city whose name and address he
gave her, and who would conceal eight
steel saws in the shoes-four in either
sole. With these Fauchon intended 10
saw through the bars OF his cell and
escape.
But the girl could not keep her own
counsel and told a supposed friend Of the
family Of her fathers plans. This friend
at once communicated with District At
torney Each. Now Fauchon is closely
watched and all visitors 10 him have to
undergo a rigid search.