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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-07

report OF the train wreck and de-
s,ruetion OF cumbre tunnel by Mex
can bandits has been made by Ameri-
can Consul Edwards From Aeapul-
60 new uprisings are reported on
both coasts and frequent conflicts Of
guerilla bands occur.
TeiesFaphic and railroad eommu-
niration between Monterey and
NueVo Laredo have been fe-esiab-
lishef
Thomas IL Hohier. British s-ef.-
tagy and charge d'afssires at Mckee
City. arrived her. today With III.
purpose Of getting fin hand Impres-
sions OF the attitude al public inea
toward the Mexican rr0b!sn.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-07


J4zFst. AsHirB, Fea- Drf.aiis
Information 81 the faI- u Ihv ten
American szilroaL H,n captured b!
Ae1itzH bandits sas sI!.i Ia ilns to-
daF alrlgas4 tAis cts ralirszd Of
fetal. acre stiu lispq..d 10 alslf-i.t
tie FlH1F Iaai fE-s, % 80 least the
ia 10 sheen. zho s-tr on the pas
s@zErE gFaia. ssEr Inr.rd in the
train and s-si 20 their deaths iH the
s.ssiEs CambF- tgHn.I C.F-lH.-
siaus-s tau. Tar learned af- aEsias,
H. truth 81 the rrtaar According
20 ~ e TArsi-. sap-FiHtraIsnt "a, the
fssFsaa plsHt a. y pzsa tho t-sis
siasasS - ID. station Of casbfv
Thss i Gals = gaasiss ~ d miis from
az s!s CazsbF- tusa+i ans Nc
Tao sais ana; "a ;hsI Ils,anr= ths
iraiH r0aE. Egt base s4in.i saffis
ftssi nspasssiasu 10 ssias on a sfrfk
81 ssfapiess that all Bsfsaas ia 49,
iFsia wsaid haze te-n Killed Thrs.
80. asolt = Mesie4a s...sHz-ss
+ n rsasF -. ztsFtsa b. = Nesi-
ssa sAs i zoe s-ii-sst g. kass
srsE isssFHrs-i 10 Irii ,h- sias, 20
DELAY Ess.ai, a' sas EAai.,. ssa
'Lslf PFissasss IssFr sefs siA
Azsfifsss ~ ss- rass-asss traia
aEi ssn Aszssiesa conductors s.s
to Asssirsa .azia-rfs "a ,Er
sresshi. wAifa sas ssabi.arzs:ss.
sss sHiEh s.r- s.s ga sise sa srss.sf
sk1 'sAssi \ auHbeF Of Mat5rza
s-aisHsH also sss ss'.s'aE
Tie n.aHs Ia tss ,ssa-i lsrtgH,-
ss. Issss'ss4siah YESTERDAY has 8 =
ri.fs. - tAs railroad Df .. q.
Hssg. aas sqsF ssslsssags lsss Mzsr+s
asass ssis = ssiss 30 stsis lzs sr~ar
sss s.tisis. Fsgsft is sala ias -
aisa,-
Nzski- sEoz s.a s=uaff = Ls.ss
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-07

viii an sntI--OVsruMents consplr-
zey. The authorities declare The!
found on the prisoners cards iHdieat-
ing their connection witA the move
neat Ta- police believe they Gsye
lesssded in frustrating any iupa-t-
ant plot, They are maintaining
great vigilance.
Jose Vera EslsHoI byoI-rr OF
Jorge Errs E5taH5I minister of pub
Dc Instruction IN the Msdrro cab
met. Nh0 vas arrested = ~ days
ago on sa-pisioH q; eunsairins
against the government Nss releases;
lBisy.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-07
COLO WAVE HITS
LAKE REGION

Washington, f.b- I-coif wrath
er wrePin. e-stSa.d spread its iso.-
~ blanket os-r td- Ohio waller and
the upper lake region ,otAy with
prcr,i-e OF bringing til. lowest tenn
IeraIure Of tie year.
Storm wafniLs ordered vi all
.,oAs the Atlantic eolFr from Della
sare brcsswateF to Easrpor, Me.
n.rslded the -Oii Nav. which BY
all Predictions s.iIi Be ever the At
i-niie coast district sua ri, iosc.
Lake resloa ~ toaish, aad ~iiI stay
over sunday
SEQ temperatures throughout the
Missouri valley and the plain states
B-ius pushed along sas,sari ATE -s-
p-otsi TO make 4 t-fs cold aud .ies,
Tor the nest tao or ,hrse DAP, .S-
e-p, 10 "a. isrr isE~F .siea. and
Northern New England. where snoN.
ar eEH-e;-,i Generally fir wealth
e. sas - tssI-s -is~Eher-.
The <-sih-f bureaus iit,ie ahits
.ias Mia ih- black ssi.r- il a..
sen,aF sas fluiisrihE oft il. .iisn,
ms..a.e rrii save from all the
stations Ia the tasi s"iay
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-07

tasi -rfstfHs.'a= frss r-rsiu - ifuz
higl's's as .lr5Hsf-srf ssa'ts
lustst ~ tssstrrs sans. Uss
WHE ras- AZ arsvass and tas
4'1 ~ -f Taa l=Ita IN prvniss
tHllt. Hsslsas russ lIgsf sas sH rs
sssiie rsess
THs uEas5HEss a.usr1s ~rst - d o.
afasai HfE -husuazi'Es=s sIH raurfrsr
rsuHial uta ell resss We e "a b.
ssid ss.frIs rr Jusaun T1lruNs sl
p.a8nfr- She -rrE-ses ~, sba H.ss-
rsshir site zr,i department In tbH pa
tioasT adlnlHistrat aouI nati1 is
even letter answered on the saass
dsE"
cot sssu-ss er1.I-usi she .1s~sl
five secretary Nth beeosnius movies
~. "ue dom alpcSs succeed fssr
eHrr t- LEGISLATION ne tha eutir.
coaniTy Stirred uv she on re- fsTrr
rsaid u1a answer al letters received
inside sh- .rerfg-fprr hu5t1s. u o.
worked dsf snJ uiEh'.
~tfuf under ordinary circumstances
q letter to the president = actually
replied to or the day d enters here
whith vnsu The r,as. % c-rrs-
spaniencs involved is duiv con.ider-
ed = truly remarkable perform.
ancs.
In 80 sar AZ pos.ibI. the time uf
Nr. Wilson j. mapped oat ahead. 4
sample 81 = single DAY follows. and
u was not q busy day nor pa-ticu-
larry important one. Here's vhs; IN.
president had t. look forward to when
h. started to WORK on Monday. DC
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-07
A Short Description Of
How President Wilson
Spends q Day Every
Minute is Accounted
for in His Energetic Al.
tention to Uncle Sans
Business.

- TJphSTs q executive sIrr ala
's.tian The vaFiI wa- ha.s
~ ssr..f haf al. aessts s-d au-
- .rs~tir president - these g-ai-
.~d states Is no la.- sua y5-g-
sti} she n,osi pJwefssI In, iassI IN
asr tha Sun
wAsrsfsrs he stsfsez citizen cam
rst Ezi to Hnd mofe thaa q - sing
lrts-e~ If ifsi how fHa ifapai.ss Tor
.eud govern nisai are speeding sBt
si"nf esunii.s. sppkss from tns san-
tirl huk n Washing; BH1 creating
r. e .ntadsJ hlstsrp from thz SUM
h1k.a Phil ppires tn thr Irs-fsa,isia
soe-ss ~ sIssEs Nth .II tha. lice
.rtve,t. around snd underneath.
50 this is Ire sigrv Il = wurs -siay
sth wootssv wIison shopinx how
Re doe :: ard who hrps him ami
giving siiRh' Ides = BOW the ire
faeaSsus Job is handled with tSrrfect
seous:esy ard business ihorau zhnsss
Firss Of 81 come. she correspond
.rce-s veriiatis zvaiauche. for Re g.
pasers'cca. tha' az mary &c 7.oss let
/, s.a sstressad to wco-Irow Wilson
sA,e arrived In the Executive D.acss
,naide the ~orkine limits uf a single
1ay.
4The wat majority Of ali this L. val
ceieaD bat on the occasion OF the tar
~ lo9isaAticn scores Of business men
Seet &c SAe rAticneS executive ars.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-07

-ssstt hIns t. shs edge q tlss .spsa.Is
as..l 8ifsgtiy s.s.ssste tie. ssste Is.a
...ssm.ns .rsaps TIE fsssIs ssss., pssh
Ir.<ste anI sat is simplicity @sHs
.vers@- railway executive - ssss.se gs.
sSutsasusly =ssusi-~I eiIh css.e-s than
sas President % th- yrsteSl safe.
~ the norway :. a suifgrue-i 90
uf4suss vsth = yh.ssesreIJi.s rnur
see, thss perfectly esatsasss the fact
,hss he is sjs4n4 as all sa-S.s~ts
sss5isss 9Th . 80 q tsssressAn.s.i TIA !
n,r. 90: - pet cent .s UNDESIRABLE
pssn = .acrs hssi~ay ard 10 the
reHt or. happens sygn ~I's,~ Ms-
Nsuns. the president. official fsss-
keeper and . man Who has seen 10th
ise-ssseIi and Tss, At ;hs nations
helm Fer eleven Years b. who
weaI5 see the head of the Unite,
sgates gpvefnmentp has fr~i rad to
rass uud.r .ha shs.v5 hateI csc. OF
Pat Mck.nns. The man. csrn-
Fie-e congressional directory ssunJ
il. Eve fosi. eight irrhe. Of ,hss4
auxhiy trained know ledge sonc.rnire
Washington and -. ofEiciaI word.
senators. comm sseisrers. diplomat,
and couSresstusr. they are all snop n
60 Nck.-na anu he has discern.
Ing ere :6at can pick os. unfailissiy
'ise crank with a mission or the idly
curious Once yast Ncksnrs ihe Vie.
isor enters ths outer executive Of
fee occupied nv the clerical heads
Of various >ub-dcpsrtments and
through this into the space reserved
for Secretary TuruuIty
Tssssulty On the So&.
tn. ,t.i..,r q ,n,. a,t,- .un..~,~,
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-07

si7,.E sszlzssv-r 30 a,s.I Fn-y
Tolil tF Ba' o4t % i1Fia.ss sEl
.'as khssarrs ~sgll ~ a-sti.r-i ~ =
si,zs, ass -'zFl- Hafs-t-
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-07

tsno.-ns WazA- F-b =. Trgals =
atHrss ten Ga 'his's d.ss---s higher
shan Fsstrfzs ~ eastern Ws.hiHs.
Ioa. Naessna. si~h.. a.,i WSaai Ia 6
ins.ie.s-.s t.-1-Y gaa, a.. ...ia sss.
ia t,.is s-ttion has issss.a {. 'a- IN
'ssi.r- ,fsvr~ Sian, F-tsoF,si 60
degrees hei.~ A--r- ri.s 81 2. do
sfvrs la ,~sass -,oar haars z-so
ter ptfs,ns-s hrssaiisa Ia uiest ARTS
g, M"at4as fiaA1s Wgo. .ke--a
'Ls sF.s;~ss f..s in i~ssl-sasgs. Tee
ihessnnssr,.s ,hsn ssa-o-i ., . ai-sss.
a siso ~ - degree.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-07
Tusssulty On the SoA.

The visitor = ncs only separated
isy door from tn. man ne wants
,- Gee. but, alas, necessity demands
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-07

= ssrcfs Visitors standing.
AIrnc.. Invariably the national exc
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-07

lasd Information frss r-rau ~ ir1-
aisi5sss 49, ..l 5zsf-srf Fsarts
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-18

could not learn. They are excellent
Hunters; their Weapons the Bow and
arrow, made Of Read, pointed with
sharp stones, or Fish Bones; their
Cloathing Skins Of the Bear or Deer,
the Skin drest after their Country
Fashion.
Manufactures. or Arts amongst
them ] have heard Of none. only lit
tie Baskets, made of painted Reeds
and Leather drest sometimes with
Black and Red Chequers coloured. In
Medicine, or the Nature Of Simples,
some have an exquisite knowledge;
and In the cure Of Scorbutick, Ven
ereal, and Malignant Dstemper are
admirable: In all External Diseases
they suck the part affected with many
lncantations, Pbiltres and Charms: In
Amorous Intrigues they are excellent
either to procure Love or Hatred:
They are not very forward in Discov-
cry OF their secrets, which by long
Experience are rcligiously transmit
ted and conveyed in continued Line
from one Generation to another, for
which those skill'd in this Faculty are
held in great Veneration and Esteem.
Their Religion chiefly consists in the
Alteration Of the Sun and Moon: At
the Appearance OF the New Moon /
have observed them withopcn extend
ed Arms then folded, with inclined
Bodies. to make their Alterations with
much Ardcncy and Passion: They are
divided into many Divisions or Ma
tions, Govern'd by Rcguli, or Petty
Princes, which our English call Ca
cicocs: Their Diet is Of Fish, Flesh,
and Fowl, with Indian Maiz or Corn
their Drink Water, yet Lovers Of the
Spirits Of Wine and Sugar. They have
hitherto lived in good Correspondence
and Amity with the English, who by
their just and equitable Carriage have
eXtreamly winn'd and Obliged them :
Justice being exactly and impartially
administered. prevents Jcalousies. and
Maintains between them Il good I'm
derstanding, that the Neighbouring
Indians are very kind and scrvicea-
BILE, doing our Nation such Civilities
and good Turns as lie in their Power.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-18
THIS NEW MEDICINE
SAVES YOU MONEY

We are druggists right here in your
town and making living out of the
drug business, but it is because pco-
pie have to have drugs and not be-
cause we like to see people suffer
we don't. Our duty is to render the
best service we can, and when some
one is ailing. we are Interested in see
ing them take the best medicine there
Is for their particular trouble We
don't recommend "curc-alls," as we
don't believe there arc such things.
We don't want YOU to spend more
than YOU have to. Some Of YOU get
small wages, and when you're sick,
none at all, and you should get the
most You can for your money.
We recently came across a new rem
cdy for increasing strcng' and build
ing up people who are lOwn and
emaciatcd. We know ut a slight
trouble sometimes grows into scri-
Gus one, and to stop IT in the begin
ming, will save YOU money in the end.
This new compduHd is called Rexall
Olive Oil lIImulsion. 1t is the best
remedy, when you are rundown, tired
out, nervous-no matter what the
cause. 1t doesn't merely stimulate
YOU and make you feel good for a few
hours, but takes hold Of the weakness
and builds you up to a healthy. nor
nal condition. 1t is a real ncrve-food
tonic and builder OF good blood,
strong muscle, good digestion. 1t con-
tains Hypophosphites which tone the
nerves, and pure Olive Oil. which
nourishes the nerves, the blood and
the entire system. Pleasant to take.
Contains no alcohol or habit -fOrming e
drugs. We promise that If you are not
perfectly satisfied with it, we'll give
back your money as soon as you tell
us. Sold only at the 1000 RcXall
Stores, and in I,aurens by us. $l.00.
Laurens Drug Co., 103 w. Main Street,
Laurcns, S. G.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-18

| from the abundance of the Feeding,
great numbers forsake their own
Plantations, running wild in the
Woods, the Tygar, Wolf and Wild Cat,
| by devouring them, oftentimes goes
share with the Planter; but when the
Stock encreases and grows strong, the
older surround the younger, and bold
ly oppose and oftentimes attack their
Invaders. Their Sheep bears good
Wool; the lEwes at a time often have
or Lambs; they thrive very well,
the Country being SO friendly to their
Nature, that It's observed, they are
neither liable nor incident to any
known Disease or Distemper
There are in Calorina great num-
bers Of Fire Flies, who carry their
Lanthorns in thci Tails In dark
Nights, flying through the Air, shining
like Sparks Of Fire, enlightning it
with their Golden Spangles. l have
seen larger sort at Jamaica, which
Dr.. Heylin in his Cosmography,
enumcrates amongst the Rarities and
Wonders Of Hispaniola, an Island un-
der the King. Of Spain, distant between
20 and 80 Leagues from Jamaisa:
These have two Lights above their
Eyes, and Il third in their Tails: in
dark nights they shine like Candles;
for which | have often at a distance
mistaken them, supposeing them to
| have been the Lights Of some adjacent
Plantation; and in this have not
cd. Amongst large Orange Trees in
| the Night, | have seen many Of those
Flies, whose Lights have appeared
like Candles, or pendant Flambeaus,
| which amidst the Leaves and ripe
Fruit yielded Light truly glorious
to behold; with Of these included
in Glass Bottle, in a very dark night
| have read very small Characters:
When they arc kil'd, their Igneous or
| Luminous Matter does not Immediate
! ly, (till half an hour, or an hour ar
ter their Deaths) extinguish.
| y y
The Natives Of the Country are from
time immemorial, alb Origine Indians,
of deep Chestnut Colour, their Hair
Black and straight, tied various ways,
sometimes oyl'd and painted, stuck
through with Feathers for Ornament
or Gallantry; their Eyes black and
Chins, we'll limb'd and featured,
painting their Faces with different
| Figures Of red or Sanguine Colour,
whether for Beauty or to render them
selves formidable to their Enemies
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-18
: HERE AT HOME.
Laurcns Citizens Gladly Testify and
Confidently Recommend DOnn's Kid
nov PiIla

LhhTchS NHHcnS GlNdly TcStify and
Confidently Recommend Donn's Kid
ney Pills.
1t Is testimony like the following
that has placed Doan's Kidney Pills
so far above competitors. When peo-
pie right here at home raise their voice
in praise there is no room left Cor
doubt Read the pubic statement OF
I.aurens citizep:
w. p. shealy, &2GE Main St. Lar-
rens. s. c., says: My back was in bad
shape and I was hardly able to get
about was advised to try Doan's
kidney Pills and I did SO. One box
brought me complete relief"
Mr.. shealy Is only one Of many Lau-
rens people who have gratefully en-
dorsed IDoan's Kidney Pills. If your
back aches-if your kidneys bother
you, don't simply ask for kidney rem
edy-ask distinctly for Doan's Kidney
Pills, the same that Mr.. Sh6aly had
the remedy backed by home testimony.
soc all stores. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N Y. "When Your
Back Is Lamc--Remember the Name"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-18

Cabinets.
The Dust. and Shayings of Cedar,
laid amongst Iinnen or Woolen, de-
stroys the Moth and all Verminous In
sects; 1t never rots, breeding no
| Worm, by which many other Woods
are consumed and destroyed
The Peach Tree in incredible Num-
bers grows wild: If the Fruit ex-
pressd, the Planters compose a
pleasant refreshing Liquor; the Re-
mainder Of the Fruit serves the Hogg
and Cattle for Provision. The Null
berry Tree every where amidst the
Woods grows wild: The Planters, near
their Plantations, in Rows and Walks,
plant them for Use, Ornament and
Pleasure: What observed Of this
! Fruit was admirable: the Fruit there,
was full and ripe in the latter end of
April and beginning Of May, where
as In England and Europe, they are
not ripe before the latter end Of Au-
| gust.
A Mandatory Of Silk we'll en-
couraged might soon be accomplish,
the clemency and moderatcness or the
Climate to indulge and nourlsi the
Silkworm: To make tryal Of it's
Success, was the Intention Of those
French Protestant Passengers trans
ported thither in His Majesties Frigat
the Richmond being Forty-Five, the
half Of great Number designed for
that place; but their Design was too
early anticipated: the Eggs which they
brought with them being hatch't at
Sea, before we could reach the Land,
| the Worms for want OF Provision were
untimely lost and destroyed.
l." =
The great encrcase of their Cattel
Is rather to be admired than believed !:
not more than six or seven years past
the Country was almost destitute of
Cows, Hogs, and Sheep, now they have
many thousand Head. The Planter
In Winter takes no care for their
Provisions, which Is great Advan-
| tage, the Northern Plantaties obliging
the Planters to spend great apart OF
their Summer to provide Fodder and
Provision for their Cattle, to preserve
| them from starving in Winter The
Cows the Year round brouzing on the
sweet Leaves growing on the Trees
and Bushes, or on the wholesome
Hcrbage growing underneath: They
usually call them home in the Even
ing for their Milk, and to keep them
from running wild. Hogs find more
| than enough Of Fruit in the Summer
and Roots and Nuts in the Winter;
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-18
Extracts From Early South
Carolina History.
From B. Il. Carroll's History
of South Carolina.
(Printed for County Educational
Department)
4 COMPLETE DISCOVERY OF THE
STATE OF CAROLINA, IN
THE YEAR 1882.

-
STATE OF CAROLINA, IN
THE YEAR 1882.
The discourses Of many Ingenious
Travellers (who have lately seen this
part OF the West Indics) have for
Salubrity of Air Fertility of Soyl, for
the LuXuriant and Indulgent Bless
ings of Nature, justly rendered Caro-
Ina FAMOUS. SO that since my Ar
rival at London, have observed many
with pleasing Ideas, and Contempla-
tons, as If ravisht with Admiration,
discourse of its Pleasures. Whilst
others more actively prest and slim
uiated, have with vehement and ar
don't Desires willingly resolved to
hazard their lives, Families, and For
tunes to the Mercy Of the Wind, Seas,
and Storms, to enjoy the Sweets of so
desirable a Being.
Carolina derives her name either
from our present Ilmstrious Monarch,
under whose glorious Auspices it was
first establish an English Colony, in
the Year One Thousand Six Hundred
and Seventy, and under whose benign
and happy Influence it now prospers
and flourishcs. Or from Charles the
Ninth Of that Name King of France, in
whose reign u Colony of French Pro-
tesants were transported thither, at
the encouragement Of Casper Coligni,
Admiral Of that Kingdom; the place of
their first Settlement named in Hon
our of their Prince Ark Carolina; but
not long after that Colony, with Mon
sicur Ribault their Leader, were by the
Spaniards at once cut off and de-
stroy'd. Since which, nor French, nor
Spaniard have made any Attempt for
its Rc-Settlement
y
The Soyl near the Sea, of a Mould
Sandy, farther distant, more claycy,
or Sand and Clay mkt; the Land lies
upon a Level in fifty or sixty Miles
round, having scarce the least Hill or
Hmincncy. It's cloathed with odori
ferrous and fragrant Woods, flourish
ing In perpetual and constant Yer
dures, viz the lofty Pine, the sweet
smelling Cedar and Cyprus Trees. of
both which are composed goodly
Boxes. Chests, Tables, sicrittores, and
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-18
LEGISLATOR ARRESTED.
Member OF House From Barnwell
Gave Gave Worthless Check.

Columbia, S. c., March 12.-Magis-
trato j. II. Fowler today issued a
warrant for Norman C. Crcech, mem
Der Of the general assembly from
Barnwell county, upon the allegation
by the Carolina National bank here
that a check for SO, said to have been
drawn by Creech upon the Home bank
OF Barnwell, had been returned un-
paid, bearing the notation this party
has no account with this bank"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-18
In tho Cyclone Belt.

IT tell you what" said Gotham, ens
PERTAINING his western cousin, every.
things 30 high here it's almost impos.
sible to keep house going" WELL"
replied the Kansan, "the winds are SO
high out our way It's almost impossi.
BILE to keep house from going."-s
Catholic Standard and Times.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-06
CITX COURT GASES

Arthur Phillips, a machinist of North Adams, Mass, has had a pret- ty stormy week of it in these paftss Today he went to the county jail for safe keeping, until his people arTiV 2 here to take him home. About a week ago he wandered into the Third pre- scinct police station and told the po- Ilice he had been drinking so hard he was afraid of himself He wanted to be locked up. They refused him Hospitality. Next night he came back and on his second visit they granted him one of their best rooms. tenn then sent him to St. Vim cent hospital. Yesterday he turned
 up in the police court charged with intoxfcation, and on his plea that he
 would start for home at once if he got ths Chance. he was released. To- day he was back again. Alexander Howell, humane officer. arrested him i,1 M kin street, last night. Phillips said h e was awaiting money from his sister al1 q that he had been drinking spirits Of Anmonia- On receipt of this nfornation Judge Coaghlin said he thought Phillip would be better
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-06
MONUMENT Pl LINED AS HONOR TO PRESTDEnT
 WHO pIED lB DEF ICE

Washington, Feb 6szT71e memory of John Tyler, 10th president sof the Unit ed States, Is soon 10 be hpnored by i. the erection of a 1ncnumeltt over his grave in Hollywood censfsry, Rich rnond Va for which congress has appropriated SIG, 00og Ideuf Col. E. F. Army, in Norfolk Va, nsa been des- ignated to look aftsfs all the preIin- mary work Secretary Garrison of the war Department a&reAdy has invited sculptors of estabHshAd reputation to submit designs for the u4onunent to Col W1nslow by Eebz 15sk It is pro- posed that the monhnent in it's gen. eraI design shall consist Of a mono lIthic shaft resting en a stone ped ssta1 either alone or acc01npan anled by 4 life sized bust in brpn ze
 Tyler was president from 1s41 to 1s45 and died in office
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-06
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off in the county jail than elsewhere
 For theft of four cans of salmon and four cans of corned beef from the back room 0 Sa1trnan Bros wholesale grocery in Water street, George An- derson, 627 Water street, was sentenc- ed to jail or 40 days. Joseph Kilduff of Stamford, arrested with him, was discharged.
 Michael Luby, who gave an address covering vacant lot in Church street, as his home, was sentenced to 80 days 1 for drunkenness and vagrancy.s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-06

The social side Of the local Ma chinists' union will be promoted thoough the organization of a club to be known as the International Asso- ciation Of Maehinists' clubs, or the |. A. M. club. The signers Of the ar ticIes are John J. Egan, Harry Black, Philip A. Desilets. Harry Webster, William Topping. William Larkin, George J. Bowen and F. A. Anderson. all of this city. year is estimated in excess of 18.050,- 900 tons, or more than two million tons greater than last year.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-06

sHe is always parading his knowl7 edge
 q shouldn' t think 1t would take that parade very long to pass a given point,'-Kansas City Journal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-06

eTo be ContInued.l