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N N iOF WlNTER WHEAT.
. ".ASHINGTON Dec. 8. ~The area
“.1 Wills United States sown to winter
~’__ . t. this tail is estimated by the
emreporting board of the United
3 I Department of Agriculture. to
' be 25 per cent. more than the revised
Ultimam‘d area in the full of 1909.
equivalent to an increase of 828 000
acres, the indicated total being at, 385.
Gilli some. .
Tito condition of winter wheat on
her 1 was 82.5. compared with
.. 983111 1908, 85.2 in 1308, and iii 3 the
ten. "year average. ~
‘. The area sown this (all to rye is oil.
unrated at 1.2 per cent. less than the
led estimated area sown in the (all
. 1909, equivalent to a decrease 0!
‘855900 acres, the indicated total area
Wilt 82. 138. 000 acres
I'l‘hoicondltion on Dec l of rye was
rudimlnst 94.1 in 1909. 87.8 in 1908
' a: “’8. 5. the ten year avenge.
genus PlLLS
’ ‘ BMWBIAND.
. «mag.
, ~ I"!!! in claw“ lilo
.' m snow with)? ll; .ibbol.
Whirl:
‘ yanknowntuliu: .Stlosi. Maya Relish!
Still) Bl illillfitilSlS EVERYWHERE
I at Hoyt 5 Theatre
Matinee Daily, 2 to 5
Evening 7 to 11.
, the court was mined in the direction
{take place at the expirniiou of the
nrst sentence. 4
[tithe when It would min In his
THIRTV‘VEMIS .
[Continued from First Page.)
and was sentenced to state prison
from 25 to 30 years by Judge 1.. F.
Borneo of the superior court yesterday
afternoon. The accused is 24 years
0 d.
an the indictment originally read to
him there were three counts. The first
count charged him with indecent aa-
sauit on Elizabeth Wcsco, aged eight
years: second count. with attempt to
assault Annie Moi‘ne. aged 16, and the
third count of criminal assault on
MarigMarx, aged six.
Thc’occusod pleaded guilty to the
iirst and third counts, which were ac»
cepted by the court. The story or the
man's action was told to Judge Bur
pee by Assistant Prosecution Attorney
Redden. in the em case the accused
met the little West-‘0 girl on Hniiett
street He asked the little girl to show
him where there was a vacant tone
merit. and brought her into a worm!
house and there attempted to assault
her. His mode at procedure in on
ticins six-yearold Mute Marx into a
house on Pommerrlnl street on the
afternoon ot’ November it was vori
slimlnr to his methods. The story or
how the girl ran homo crying iifit-l‘
wards. her title. to her mother not) the
calling of Dr Budau was all told i'
the court.
During the time the Asoistaut l’Ioso
outing Attorney Rodden was it-tilinr
the story of the man's criminal history
not only in dealing with the two count:
but in other cases in which the man
was held under soapiclon. every one in
of the prisoner’s pen, to get u good
incl; at the man Who could be no hust-
Molnikod’ Ives evidently paying Hr
much attention to the spectators as lit
was to the presentation of his case he
'ioro the court. lie is an underlined
man. has an abundance of dark curly
.hnlr, ,hnt ho ioolmd blindly at tin
specimen. There was a half smile on
his lips—«perhaps the demotion of his
position and the resignation II l0.lilii
rate. Attorney 18. 0. Hull undo I:
plea for him, but admitted that the
plea. of guilty by the accused precluded
him t'I’orn saying very much in hit
l'avor.
Judge Hnrpoe sentenced the nocuwri
to no less than live years nod no more
“than 10 yam on the firm count. and
on the mound count to 20 yours to
.. And HI Smiledi -
When the sow-re sentence was
passed upon him Melntkoit kept his
smile on his face. His eyes met a
group of faces which showed no aym
neihy for him. When Jaiior dcoticid
wont to hits and took him by the arm
and dad him downItIiro he still smiled
lint. there was no mirth in the ex‘
bullion. it was the smile or I iitiicn
Ind hasten man. whose hope and
pioneer“ in his had been suddenly
etched from him. a . ~
"I“!!! been claim when! cutout
‘ h or JIiloI- loadsld,
Id Into n coil in the
thI' county “buildup, The
M r IIIIntId um it would he stile
I nIIIIuIrr on "P on
once so tha
Damnation.
5‘03 r.
1.'t. last.
two months.
inil
,—
year.
burglary.
broke into n
Alexander
mom lII. The
lhIily linll
Iion oi the
Bill“, '"I
MI'UV
not choral I
Side post oilipe
Arthur Comedy.
hast
John Dixon. or B
guilty to simple
tended to one you
t taking
.lI. ..
of
dressing
latter
to jail
w-mk- -4».
past middle age lit least in appear-
the average
chance of the prison confinement he is
not expected to survive. Robinson was
arrested in this city eight or nine
yours ago for robbery st the East(
ills wife has been
canceled with the Salvation Army in
Other Sentences.
Peter liicknon and Richard Johnson.
the two colored boys. pleaded guilty to
the charge at statutory burglary. Hick
non is 17 years old. and Richard John-
son is 16 years old. Johnson was sun
to Jail for three months, but Judgment
was suspended, and he was placed in
charge of a probation oilicer for one
Hickson was given it jail Ien-
tonne for It year.
Edward Dwyer. o! Dnnhnry. pleaded
entity to attempt of theft from the
person or'l‘homas Doyle on October
was sentenced to jail
tor
Harry Jordan. of filamlord. who ob.
tnlncd the sum of 74 cents Ind oil 50.
cents from William A Hllpin hy lain
Mretcnso was sentenced to 30 days ”in
aged l8. pleaded
guilty to the charge of thoit or IiBalv
lug money from some omploycos o! the
Federal Battery. which was hin third
oilonno. was sentenced to Illtc prison
from one year to 18 months.
William Cairns.
lhwnnci pleaded guilty
chickens from Mary Smith. was new
tnnrod to Jail for one year.
Arthur Neloon, who broke into the
store of Ola! lnmdquist on Sept. 89,
was sentenced to state prison for not
more than two years or less than one
Ind Stephen
of stunting
Dsnhury Mon Convicted.
Stephen Phelnn.
sentenced to state prison from one to
two years on the charge or statutory
autumn; the nun
l0
Danhury. was
“107‘
IIuiidiuu at Lake Kcnosla, a summer
resort outside of the city. and Nimrod
a room where some actors kept their
wardrobe and stage paraphernalia. He
stole. three revolvers and pawned the
ioI for 90 cents in Dnnbury.
Znhnronn.
uitmlcd Killlll lo the Indigo of smu-
tort burglary, and war: sentenced to
state prison for not loss than one year
or more than iii months.
into the store 0! Thomas lt‘. (lave.
Stephen own. axed itl. was not
turned to jail {or three months for
burglary. .lud mom was suspended.
and he was paced in charge or.
. prohntion odiou- tor Iix monthI. John
Kovas. Ind 18. um xii-on I tit) “E
of Dorian.
He broke
sentence John VIntuI. irrInit 8dr
George Klyotl and stove Zidselt w
corn sentenced
for limo
was charged
with receiving Iiolon property. which
the othor lads ind been
t‘lliy robbing the store of Louis A.
sslwits on Ration street tor tho em
at two months. The much boy had I
key to the «on Mill-"VI! the one that
did the entering. when the other.
wstched Ind divided the profits at
w?&%. «on
growth!“-
rod up
lty.
t. moulded
Wflm‘
snow.”
amok“
I‘M!!! ‘
'51";
inc Ii toil
ii «’Mutgtt “133'?
My”
3 ‘_ Iadmissign
‘ 'olddll‘ liners
wit "optima ‘ ”may
for the nut wold! din J cord
P. Smith. First Render 0!
Church, who
lit-silent liIil
rear parlor in
the castration
son and liar
only floral
the rear of ill
vices were liltil
p and the library, to the right: of the
‘ entrance Gran
at the head or t e wide Itah'euo wore
Mrs lilddy's family, her many» Ind
members oi her household The l.-
niture had been homered from the
room where the chatter. was The old
. rose dmperiou‘
wall decorations. and the sottiligltt of
clay illuminated the surroundings.
the“ in attendsnoe were
Ioodl'vllmo Washington
Giovanni basil, 8 o. Ind his dangle
tor, Mary linker Glover. and his son.
George Washington Glover, IL; Dr.
iii. .l. Foster. or Whterbury. VL,
Eddy‘s adopted son. and other role-
tivoo. including General Henry M. Bair-
er. of Dow. N. H. Mrs Eddys cousin:
John H. Baker.’§.gonoord,x .
Alli
other cousin of
Ruins; Calvin
ailment Adam
omlinson.
cox. members
hold:
N. H.. one of
publication oi
Judxe Smith
the reading oi
the lion Hist:
were followed
all pro-em.
Mrs Carol Hey
control
lion John b.
ward P Bates.
tour ilriIbIIr.
H. Stmter. 0!
Nut. bowl! (3.
“[0.
new Ind Q'fl'.'.'
Moos of the
of the coronary»
excluded from
worn not oi the
NW YORK
can.
It the e
edit WOW!
. " dim“ Willi ill
the hilt are two harlot-I and in the
in: the body of
casket, which who closed Mrs Eddy I
ndonthd «in with
known loco yolter sy alteration. 'wII
h bunch of pink roses troni the mem—
bers oi‘ the household. This was the
stationed. Those
ii. linthvon. nnd Mrs. Martha W. Wil-
Christ Scientist. in Boston. Ind I num-
ber of tire. Edd‘o
posed of selections rout the niblosand
corelative mum irorn “Science and
Health with toy to the Scriptures"
The scriptuni sections included row
from the Slat Psalm beginning:
that dwelieth new secret vim of
shadow o! the Altai; hty. "
Other selection! Vere .lohn silt:
35, and John xiv.- 15 to 2.7
how fro ,
the repetition oi {the Lord‘s Prayer by
The .poem by Mrs. Eddy. “Mothers
Evening Prayer." was then rend by
or at the Mother
This concluded ii
no then curried out or the
door to the pot-to cachet-o, when the
hearse m in waiting sad the journey
to flaunt Auburn cometary was begun.
The honorary pull bearers were:
Clitoris: R. Corninx. oi Concord. N. it. ~
Frederick Dixonn of London“.
annual .l. Elder. at Boston:
Charles ill. linttleld. oi Newton. Mun;
William B. Johnson. a! Boston: Albert
Muesli. at Boston. Ind General Frank
The active pull bu"?! were: Bliss
Kudos. WitiiIIn l-‘Irlow. James A.
liun P. HeKcnlio. Thomas W. flatten.
of Boston; John C. LIihi‘p. or New
York. Ind (looms ii. Kintor. or Chi.
There was no service It the mole.
in: unit. other thou the radius oi
the Twenty-third Putin by Judge
smith end the int rum in hide:
the only wise detour Savior. in tier!
Ind dainty. dominion on! power. hath
The casket m then um within
by the poll bosom the unit was not
Id. Ind there I and will be musin-
Iti until I mam ill has been innit on
the plot choose '
tore the Initiate!
mu. may «in ”We
Vii-LAG! WlTfl [‘0 W000 l” W
homes newborn Midi
0W, .mrni mm
loud or triad _
It tom colts .
l7 tho-Ionic
wuwmnggnn . .. .
motruegon thaw
II In I
hollow WW”
, . » kind that is out!
‘ ' If "annotate.
I . h“ r‘ i
too II
t no .
first. M.)
or loner-Id
tit Hill home at
in food were con-
own. rum um
_' dl‘
'rrlvo. At It
eMother
when the services.
dtil the “halide. A‘t
thii bay window ms
ve liming contain.
.Eddy. Upon the
ndohlidron and her
-'IeIn the mlh
to be Icon. in
3nd“ Smith Inc
invited W the sen
eiiuii the mist Mrlor
d on the second floor
harlwni‘sad with the
M rs.
it. In
Eddy, and hie son.
Frye. Mrs. Blur:
H Dickey. the Rent 1.
Mr. 1nd Mrs William
of Mn. Eddy'I house
.loIlnh it. vermin. of Concord.
Mrs.” Eddy‘a trustees:
Archibald Mellon-n. Stephen A. Chase
Allison V Stewart and John V Ditt
more. of the Chriatinn Science bonrd
of directors; “William ll. Boldwin. of
New York. president oi the Method
Church: Alfred Fariow committee on
The First Church of
personal Itndonto.
fun the services by
If 0800“ ”in“ com-
“He
IiIIli abide under the
at,
,‘ilcienco Ind Hulth“
h‘y silent pnyor Ind
(I!
i Powers. Second Read
arch.
o services and the
linen or Boston: Eld-
ol Syracuse. N Y.; Ar-
oi New York. Judge
lie/n.
Molar
Concord. N. H. I
Stuns. - the Rev. Wil-
“To
given no honodioti lion.
Tito moment
It! tho gunsho-
thI when III
1*». Iron“. nil who
Iii-A villi will!
"I
committin- mummy
mtmmnhmum'n
wmm
iii filialflfi'l‘m at
Kent cstarihsi d charms,
l
noon :0! into oommunicntlon with tho
secretory oi the new to and out it the;
intention III to ram annulus
1% "ii: i In huddle-I
In t t U m om
rallied to the Intention or the cowo-
llrl 8h. Ml lint WWW
iv ”mini-d mm for m holid-
inc-“tar; mm In “I.”
men I did. ”mate
the m N
on that account mail ldII in
:Iulglnu I‘M "nagging:
‘21 ct to c on up M
mum
it!!! what no
this mutter. lie
‘ lull;
Will Overcome Ill Dishes; Front Ii?“ ‘
Bed CO” or ill Grime in
Jolt Few
9 The most severe Mid xiii W
and all grill” taint?
in: I: dOIe 0: Patios 0
every t hour! ’tilill “thrown, out,”
tive do; no inflow .
5 You on audacity tool In I If-
aneeablo symptom- leaving, flier M
very first dose.
Tumult doaiwirsbie’ neuralgia wins.
limb. dulnnii. W’ Ill :08.
stuiiéd up. “term-hiatus. all“. the.
Is,
runni hint lit the h .sor'o' th
stillness. rheumatism pains “it!" other
distress vnnishes.
Pope II Gold Coronation is the resiiiV L
or three your research nits afoul: oi
more than iiity thousand dollars. still
contains no dilution,- which are "one
conclusively demonstrated is not al-
fotitive in the treatment oi colds or
more
Take this harmless Compound II
directed. with the knowing? thnt
there is no other medicine do
where else in the world. which wi i
cure your cold or end Gripoe when
as promptly and without any other so.
aistanco or bad aluminium" I. 25-
cent package a! Papa’s Gold Com-
pound, which any druuiit in the
world an supply.
MADAMd EXPRIBI NAT“.
‘ - w»... .
Company HII Riooivod NI «inhfinm
non Regarding Government Action
NEW YORK. Dec 8.—-odieiIlI’oi
the Adams Express Gummy onto
that they had no iniormstion renni-
lng the report that the intobSiate
Commerce Commission m. in the
matter or the increase in. more»
rues between this city and the mInu-
lecturing halt in New Englnnd, "sus-
5osted" thIt the origins! rites and
routes be restored. Ind that ii the
suggestion was not adopted within It!»
ty days the matter would he set down
for further investiagtion and I denntto
order.
The contention was nude by s
Brockton. Mum. Ihoo comma). that
the Adams More" Company out are
also a monopoly in the New Inglnnd
manuiacturin; bolt by initial over the
(armor huIinoII of the New York Ind
BoIton Delusion insure” company.
' Charm were mode that the Adams
Express Company luv. Much untur-
ily raised the ordeal of expressive
from towns in the munuincturing belt
to New York. viI the New Yarrow
Haven and Hartford Railroad Ind
woter line turn Fail film 1mm 75
cents to one dollnr per hundred
pounds.
._ Hearings have hon hold ia‘rBonn.
Washington and this city. Adams Eit-
Ire-s Compsuy Metals said today
hev were without knowl
reported suggestion or the eunuiuion
Ind could not II: ennui-Ia
BRANDIOII TO 0PM. OLQMNO '
OUR NAVY VAN“ ‘7 l
WASHINGTON. DOC. Ohm moire
mendntion’l oi Secretary Meyer to
noon“: eight any! yards and rum
Motions throughout the country has
caused considershle sum-toga Wool-I
lotion. end I. met dIIitoi ”position
to the plan will develop II soon In '
actuators and metal
Ate the hill extent oi the
lions. The New lander: any station
is included in the list. The IhoIiIhtns
semi.
mend»
. the cooling notice It this point
would not iii-In very. much. II there is
but little business connected with this.
hot the doing sway with the mortise
humans would mean toting any
from New landed unite I phat. ‘
Senator Brando.” Timothy all»
Im
moon‘s
Bonnier Brendon.
with do» Ions
reoodmondntioho.
than will
«I: _
or,
new
of the ‘
vi—v-I—vas
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Handkerhlnei
Ramovnll are the order of the day now, and We havit still
another to report The Handkdrgh is for the heist few weeks,
until alter Christinas, Will be {0? drift the scciiion infer the dress
goods. Ti‘hc lefge stretch of counter rooni Wives customers a
better chance. for inspection, and the whole me of Christmas
Handkerchiefs Is here displayed
towered Novelties from Madeira and Armenia.
dkcrchicis from overseas. ,
Plhlll Kaitlin! for men and women, with or without initials.
Handkerchiefs for Children to fancy boxes.
The Leather Goods Designed for Gifts
The Handbags are simply fascinating to those who have a
weakness for fine leathers. There are all sizes and colors, from
the capricious bags of black and colored seal, or grain leather,
which are for those women who like to carry many things, to
the smaller and more dainty vanity bags, which are equipped
with viniagrcttes, mirrors, powder cases, etc. .. .
Llama leather' Is a novelty this season, and the colors are
exquisite, dove gray. rcscda, wistaria and not brown.
Handkerchief Cases of Soul: leather are novel.
lined with satin and are for trii'vclcrs‘ use.
These are
Sample jewel Cases.
A small group, not two of them alike but very elegant. 'All
are provided with keys. $100 to $15.00, according to size and
quality.
Flasks. Medicine Cases, Portfolios,
Shoe Polish Sets, Brush Cases, and Dressing Codes.
Shirt WaistQPattems
in Borneo.
Oi Striped Ind Figured Muir”. Novelty Cottons and ether
dainty W hitc Goods. daintily put up in Holiday hoxcs..
' At 65. 75. 85c and $3.00.
White Goods Section, lower floor.
Fancy Hose Supporters Ill Sets
For attaching to the corset and there are matched sets for
both front and sides. In hrocadcd and flowered ribbons, also
plain white, pink and blue, in satin, with rosettes. A‘dainty
assortment 50, 75c and up. .
Fancy Armbands, at 25. so and up.
Corset Section, main floor.
Dennison Section. for Gift Wrappings, Seals, Holly Posters,
Tags, lovers, etc. Loivcr floor.
,fi-ead
Handker " “ * er Days
A: moi "know I um line 0! mildkorchieu (or Chflltmu ems.
’ thus (in?! will give them much or... space than we con
soon. Inter Ind invite your inspection 9t them.
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rum‘nitrioxlncnilvo ‘ We in «pool
-' ,
strong iii
In; 8 in go iNiTlAL ii Incinm
rials sum rum. WW
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miillhrfl. . v‘ “10¢,an
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