Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 4

THE MINNEAPOLIS HI IT SUNDAY, JULY 24, 1 904. OUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT THE NEW ENGLAND MAKE I YjWN TERMS. J- rrnrnnVrW i r-, yrr An Incident in Connection With our Talking Machine Department Mr. F. B.

IMt'iner of Barnes-villo, and Mr. H. E. Deimer Winnipeg Junction, wheat buyers lor the Dakota Elevator Company, on their way heme from the St. Lo'iis Exposition last week, called at our Talking Machine Department and stated that, after thoroughly Investigating the different Talking Machine Ex Ml 1 Mh li-iJ'i FREE FREIGHT.

i r-N rr i ri nn MIS MSTCRS VOICf ML IMilM daily demonstrations are Riven, they decided that the "Vic-tor' Talking Machine was far in advance of all competitors; and, to evidence the sincerity of their statements, they each ordered from us one of the largest size machines, together with a good selection of Records, to be shipped to their respective homes. This but substantiates the statement we are constantly making regarding the merits of "Victor" Talking Machines. Out-oftown customers will please remember that tlur-lDg tho months of July and August we prepay freight ou all purchases exceeding $25 to all stations within 200 miles of Minneapolis. Monday's Special Furniture Bargains. Special Sale.

MondnfHlgh-Orale Carved and Colonial Mahogany Finished Sofas, picture and BtmilHr; frames highly polished and exquisitely upholstered In Oriental pattern Bokhara. Regularly $6S to J78. Choice Monday 2.50 Cash or down and 11 per week. 25 Highly Polished Genuine Mahogany, Bird's Eye Maple and Quarter Sawed Golden Oak Ciiiffoulers, like picture and simi-lar; all full sized pieces, construct-1 tlon and finish per- feet; large bevel French plate mir rors, either oval or pattern shapes; dainty cast brass nan ifcj'S heavily castered: regularly J28.00; 100 Golden Oak, Mahogany Finish and White Enamel Highly Polished Costumera like picture and siml-3; Choice day 81.85 100 Costumers of lighter construction, finished weathered, golden oak and mahogany; regularly Jl; cholco Monday e9r 200 Ntckle Plated Towel, Bars, Special 104 UIGO TREASURE TRftPPED IT LAST Gold and Silver Are Recovered From the Wrecks of Spanish Galleons. FIRST ATTEMPTS FAIL Old Vessels Sunk Two Centuries Ago Are Supposed to Have Carried $37,000,000.

MADRID. July 23. It ported that i V.f trimmings and tesa, jm cnoice KSBiil Cash, or $3 down S3 and $1 per week. r. too New Design Mission Plato 1 Racks like picture, made of oak, fin- 11 lulled weathered; 40 inches long; am- ply equipped with cup-hooks; reg- ularly choice 1 "JliO-AXfTj PSl New Is Good L- 1 r-i -1 Monday's Kitchen Furnishing Department Special STEEL HAirOB BALE On Monday we win sell 60 -hole "Detroit Jewel" Steel (tangos like picture, with High Roller Warming Closet and Duplex Orate, for burning either coal or wood.

A regular $45.00 range; Monday's price 838.00 Ill-Copper Wash Bollsrs and Tea Hetties Tree. And, In addition to this saving of $7.00, we will, on Monday only, give free with each Range purchased, a Fine 16-oz. All Copper Wash Holler, together with an All Copper Nhkle Platf.d Tea Kettle, value $VO0, Absolutely Free. Terms on above outfit, cash, or $4 00 down and $100 per wnek. 01J stove taken in exchange or first ravment.

Speclsl Snle Com-blnatlan Wuh Bern, he end Wringers. mi nf jvH v. On Monday we will sell Just f0 of meee i9ianoar uniDLrmuun ann Benches and Wringers. Tim Wr.ng-er has the heat rilU-r roll and it is guaranteed. Price complete, including Two Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs, Monday 'Cash, or $1 down and tl per week.

tlQO-PIECE DIWNEK SETS, U.d. 100-PIECE DIM WEB SETS On Monday we will sell 50 English Porcelain Glazed 100-plece Dinner Sets, In a pretty border pattern, in either pencil or peacock color; regularly 25: at. per full set, Monday $6.95 Make Your Own Terms WORK IN MINES FOR EXPERIENCE METV TllKTS FHOM KAST-EHX VMVKRIHITIES MOW IN A COLORADO CAMI. DENVER, July i3. About ninety students of mining are at Silver Pluma.

They come from four colleges Columbia, the Mamaehuaetta Institute of Technology, the Dawrenco school of Harvard and the Sheffield school of Vale. aro in charge of l'rof. H. S. Monroe and assistants, and this Is the first time that all the (indents' in the summer schools of the colleges have been studying together.

They have been in Colorado before, but never in a body as this year. This consoli. nation made possible through tho gift of George Cocker to John Hayes Hammond ot $12,000 to be usod to carry on 'experimental work by the students in a body. Reports that have come from the school would seem to indicate that ths experiment hatf been a great succesu. The plan of the school Is to give the RHiilents actual experience In practical mining.

The students are working as if they were actual leasers of the land. They have In fact raken a lease on tho Burleigh tunnel and are working on a block of ground exclusively for I heir use. Tho students do the work of miners, working the ground aud running a concentrating mill which they have foi their own use. BATTLED FOR LIFE WITH A WILD CAT wIlSV MX S. All LI, Ell WAS EX-llflKTKI) DOG SAVED HER l'KOM A VIM A L.

MOUNT STERLING, July 23. Tackled by a wildcat and with only her dog to assist her Mrs. Martha Miller had a battle for'l'fe. She live near the Ten. uefc- line, in Letcher ccuiily, and was walking along the pike when the animal leaped upon her from a tree.

title had a stick in her hand and used It vigorously, but the cat burled its teetit in her neck and shoulder, lacerating 'her flcah, while with its ciawsH tore her clothing to shreds. Tho llltlo dos cam') to her defense, but she fell exhausted, her streams for help not being heard. After sho fell the cat, and the dog continued the fight. The cat was weakened by tbo blows from her flub and tho dog finally obtained a throat grip and held on until the cat wss dead. Mrs.

Miller was badly injured, but will recover. MOTHER FIGHTS A RATTLER Kills Snake Wltlt Club After It Attacks Her Baby. HAZFl.TON. 2:. While Mrs.

Andrew Bolko was picking huckleherrici, ber bsji wm sttaeked by raHbuniike. Th nvth-r pftw the anukc before it th the clitlil and struck tt with a club. The rcplil nn Mia. folko. but Ri.e hap, vil with tb club and souu killed it, 1 1 w.

hibits at the Fair, at each of which Monday Special Furniture Bargains. 20 only Solid Matiotfany and Mahogany Finished Highly Polished Library and Parlor Arm Chairs, like picture and similar, a number of these Chairs matching in desiirn Davenport Sofas described herein; upholstered in Oriental patterns Bok-harag, Veronas and French Colonial Velours. Regular prices range from 142 to tii: Choice Monday 29.50 Cash, or $5 down and per week. See Display in our 1st Av. Show Windows.

SPECIAL TJMBBELLA JAB A1TD lABOIinEKB SALE. On Monday wa will inaugurate our Annual Mid-Summer Sale of Jardinieres and Umbrella Jan. All Regular JIB. 00 pieces, Monday gl2 All Regular $9.75 pieces, Monday X7.ro All Regular $6.50 pieces, Monday S5.20 All Regular ti.SZ pieces, Monday S3. 40 All Regular $3.00 pieces, Monday 82.40 All Regular $2.25 pieces, Monday All Regular pieces, Monday $1.80 $1.20 Is'otlring Reserved.

YELLOW MIXIWO BOWLS, 25 On Monday we will sell t)est quality hard glased 4-gt Mixing Bowls at. each 25 Small, but Handy Bowlst choice of three sizes, Monday, each 54 lag the siege. Some vessels, even after seven years under water, were In such good condition that they were refitted and did service I many years. At the suggestion ot capitalisu in England, Oowau went to Vigo bay and examined the wrecks found by an English engineer ten years before. He reported tual the task of raising them would be easier thsn that of raihing the Kussian vessels at Sebsatapool that Vigo hay was twenty-seven to twenty-three teet shallower than Sohasiapool harbor.

The cspiiailst who employed (iowan to make this survey had a concession from the Spanish g-ivernmout which hail been running several years without. any action being taken under it. Cowan's report was so favorable that It put new life into the enterprise. ENTESPIUSi: KTRl'CK 8NAO. Money was rMsed and Cowan was told to go to work.

Here the enterprise struck a snag. A French company hail been formed and eft the Spanish government a larger percentage of the treasure than was agreed upon iu the Knjlish concession. The English eon rcsslou was cx- an Inppi and It Vltim 1 Ihut 1, lha fumilm. nt nf I'OtM in mi ii Mr entul Irtn it iw'thout him and succeeded in getting one of the galleons oeveral silver jpois The silver, on analys in l'aris. esiimuiej to bs worth about $31,104 Then the Prsnco-Cerniun broke nut fmiii atile to po on.

Ii gave lis Voncsfpin to Cowan on favorable u-rms aul, four lnier, he organized in ihis country thu (ialleon Treasure company and tried to money to curry on the nterprise. Hut 1' loo soon after tho panic of Persons who had money wore disposal to put it. into something more tangible i ban patiit.h il.i' had been at the bottom of the sea uesrlv two rent-tries i fleet hovered the Uh to cut them off. Instead of going to -Vi, tl.e galleons went to Vino, wheie ti.iy nrrPo! nn Sept. 21.

1702. There arc iwii harl.or at Vigo, an outer and an Inne. The Inner harbor is reached fnni th ou'er by a narrow channel. Tha galleons were In the Inner harbor. Across the chan iel a boom barricade of cbaius and trunks Sr i a 1 ino ditto; regularly I yard 1 1C 6.S mo ditto; regularly yard 14 Monday's Carpet and Ru Special Bargains.

There are just six more days till our Semi-Annual Inventory of August 1st. As we intend to start the fall season with an entirely new stock of Rugs and Carpels, we must sacrifice profits, and in nany cases take lgfis than manufacturer's cost, to attain our object. Below we nuote a few of our best bargains. The goods are all in eood condition and the styles desirable. Monday Sale Price S25.00 S23.SO 032.50 825.00 S35.00 S2W.00 15.00 940.00 S27.50 6.50 Reg.

Royal Wilton Kugs, 9x12 ft $37.50 to $40 Royal Wilton Rugs, 8-3x10-6 $34.00 to $38 "Hartford" Saxony Rugs, 9x12 ft $50.00 "Arlington" Axminster Rugs, 9x12 ft $45.00 Kngllsh Axminster Rugs, 9x12 ft $52.50 "Beauvais Axminster Rugs, 9x12 ft $30.00 French Wilton Rugs, 9jc12 ft $57.50 French Wilton Rugs, 8-3x10-6 $50.00 French Wilton Rugs, 6x9 ft $35.00 French Wilton Rugs, 86x63 Inches 9.00 Royal Wilton Rugs, 36x63 inches 6.00 Royal Wilton Rugs, 27x54 inches 4.00 Axminster Rugs, 36x72 Inches .50 Axminster Rugs, 21x61 inches .75 4 50 8 3 00 3.00 8 1.95 AST SQUABES. Best Quality All Wool Art Squares: Reg. Sale Price 2x3 yards 4.80 3.20 8x2H yards 8.00 4.00 3x3 yards 7.20 5.40 3x3U yards 8.40 8 5.80 8x4 yards 9.60 8 6.40 YAXD WIDE HTQSAXN CAH.FET8. Best All Wool Extra Superfine Ingrains, regular price 75c per yard, sale price ...04 Heavy Union Ingrains, regular price 60c per yard, sale price. of trees was stretched.

On the two points were weak foris. For a month the galleons lay in safety while the Spanish of Cadi-wrangled with the authorities of Vigo to landing the treasure. Cadiz claim the rlghl to handle royal treasure frbin America, and the Madrid govtTiiment or. dcred the landing the gold and silver Stopped. Finally, on October 23, tho combined Kngllsh and Dutch fleets sailed into the harbor, landed four thousand men and raptured the forts, broke through the boom barricade and captured many of the galleons.

The rest of the treasure fleet the Spanish burned, after hurrying to shore a small part of the treasure, most, of which was stolen in the confusion. The amount ot the treasure that was on board the twenty-three galleons is estimated at about Of this was estimated, $37,000,000 in gold and silver that went to the bottom of Vigo bay. DEALS IN CHINA TO FTERUNIVERSITY cut i. itis a or.i, kok CK I TlXi A COI.MItJIi CATION. HAOI3KSTOVVN, July Neva IipardolT, a graduate of Hichmotid high school, has hit upon a novel plan to earn money to pay her expenses through a university.

While she had many relatives vho would have advanced the money, she determined to accept no favor. Wlille living here Miss Deardoft ha.t been attracted by the number of rare pieces of pewter and china held as helr-iooms in the older Cerman families. Shd conceived the idea' of selecting specimens and bribing them to the notice cf collect urs. Tie plan was successful and her prcfiis ars already sulliolcnt to nssure her the college course. FELL LEAD IN AN ARGUMENT Heat of Ulaconslon Wltlt Neighbor C'osl David Grossnlclu-l Ilia Mfe.

HATAVIA, Ohio, July J3. David Gross-tiicktl, "0 years of gg, liecanie Involved iu a with Ceorge Groves at New-'onville over the cutting of a meadow. CrisTnlckcl tried to prevent Groves from luttlng tne gras3, and linaily took hold of the bildlc reins of Groves' horses and stepped them. The oM gentl'mnn became much excited and ft- ll to tlie ground. Groves, with hi: wife, ho was near, hastened to bis kl'c find made every effort to restcre him to coiHt iouanesg.

but Boon it, became tv nt that life war. extinct. It Is bcileved that Grostmickel's death wag due to h-irt failure Induced by ex- cUcment. MaSaamiiiismi! orceiain wait Hoxeff assorted 1 "laiBjrij. iiteaay-axaae) cabfets.

jp orations; regularly 1 35c; Monday 23V A ,00.000 Packages Best Quality Tof- ZX Paper, Monday. 10 pack- ana sj20- Monday One-Third 1 Brln the 8ile yur room. Monday's China Department Special Bargains. If SSW-- --re. nr HAVILANB CHLW A ONE-THLUD opr.

Four Open Stock Haviland Dinner Ware Patterns Monday at One-Third Uit Regulur Prices. One, a. violet pattern with rich gold treatment; another, pink wild rosa pattern with gold clouded handles; another, pink sweet pea decoration and gold pattern; and another a very hundsoma White and gold decoration. All at Ons-TWrd Off Monday We mention a few pieces: Regular $6.00 platters, Monday 81.00 Regular $2.95 Covered iJlshes, Monday $1.96 Regular $4.75 Plates, Mon- (Wy, per dozen 83.15 Regular $3.45 Plates, Monday, per dozen $2.30 Regular $9.00 Plates, Monday, per dozen $6.00 Regular $11.00 Cups and Saucers Monday, per dozen, $7.35 Regular $5.00 Cup and Saucers, Monday, per dozen Regulur $2.10 Sugars and Creams, Monday, per $1,40 Hundreds of Other Pieces 011 thu Rame Ttasls SPECIAL BALE OF PB.ESEBVENO UTXHEXXS. n.

1-Oal Stone Jam. -''vJ'W Monday 10 2 -Oat. tit one Jars, Monday 2 5- Ual. Stone irs, Moncay 30 Stone Jam, Monday 40 6- Gal. Stone Jars, Monday 50 Covers 10c extra.

"Mason" Best Quality Jars I'lnts, per dozen 50 Quarts, per Half per dozen 75? "Olobe" Jars the Best Jar Maoe. Pints, per dozen 80 Quarts, per dozen WO4 Half per doz $1.25 "Mason" Covers, per dozen. 25 Best Rubbers, per dozen IOC 1 l-- 25 SPECIAL SALE ETCHES LAMP GLOBES. Tbrv are here nt last thoso crystal and ruby Etched Iunp Globes, beautiful In denin and most reasonable In price: $1.5. 81.75.

$2.25. $3.25 und Also a rich line of Colonial etched and nipt nt $6.00. $6.25 and $6.75. for your reading or reception room. PBESH PHOTO SUPPLIES.

Saturday's express brought complete renewals of our stock of Films, Plates and papers all Amatuer sizes; also Developers, Developing etc. Everything for Kodaking, jn our Lamora Department, the mountain as fast as his legs could carry him. The lynx followed ten rods behind, and Henry instantly saw that he had made a grave mistake In abandoning his bicycle. But it was too late to turn back for it then, and so down the mountain ho ran, perepiring, steaming and quaking, and after him, still keeping at the same distance, bounded the lynx. A mile, two miles and finally three miles were covered, when suddenly a house loomed up around a sharp turn in the road.

Not a soul was in sight, but the front door was unlocked, and through it Henry bolted am dropped at the foot of the chamber stairs. Then he fainted. When he came, to his senses, a boy about, his own age was sousing him with water and an elderly woman was chafing his hand. gasped Henry, feebly waving his hand toward the door. Tin, other boy and the woman looked relieved; and the hoy ran out.

A few moments later there was a snarling Svithout, and the boy returned, lugging If the scruff of the neck Henry's mountain acquaintance. "Ain't that It," be Inquired, calmly as he thrust the anl-msl forward. For reply Henry executed a backward somersault up the stairs. "Aw, ho won't bite ye," called the boy, kicking the lynx into a corner. ain't got no teeth, cause pa bed th' boss doctor draw 'cm.

I'a calls hm his cat, an' lia's terrible fon 'f him." It took two hours lo get Henry In a condition to proceed on his Journey, and then flu wouldn't go lifter his wheel alone. HOG SAVES A CHILD FROM COILED SNAKE AIT MR A II A It I) ATTI.l: TH POIIKKR KILLS AM) DKVOIRI 1IIS Fl'SQUEHANW. Iu, July 2H. Ma'lla Dodson Is a Red Rock girl, agod twelve, and on Thursda'y she was sent to the spring house for a pan of milk. She got tho pan and on her way homo set it.

in the grass to pick some berries. When she turned again she saw a rattle anaka six feet away, drinking the1 milk. The snake saw her, too, and colled us if to rtrlke. The little girl w.is paralyzed with fear and had not the power even to call for help. She simply clasped her hands and gazed at the repiilu In helpless terror.

A fat hog, sauntering around in search of food, came in sight, and in a moment made for the snake, and Mattie, now at a safe distance, watched the battle with wonder. The snake more thin once bit the hog, 'but each time the beast received tho blto in the Jaw, tiio grcaj layers of fat made the poison harmless. When the snake had exhausted the nom it decided to retreat, but the hog then took the innings. Jumping on the carcass he pinned it to the earth, and with his teeth tore it to piece au 1 ale it. Mattie carried home the milk and told ber story to sympathetic tin.

Monday's Drapery Department Special Bargains. MOSE LACE CT7BTAIJT BABGALWB. 185 Pairs Scotch Nottingham Curtains in good selection of patterns all over Moral designs and border effects; regularly $1.40, Monday, per pair 954 200 Pairs ditto; regularly Monday, per pair 81.25 150 Pairs ditto; regularly Monday, per pair t.40 150 Pairs ditto; regularly Monday, per pair 81.95 200 Pairs ditto; regularly Monday, per pair 82.40 200 Pairs Handsome Arabian Curtains, with real Arahlan net and braid applique, all In the very newest designs; regularly Monday, per pair 82.85 ISO pairs ditto; regularly Mondav per pair. 150 Pairs ditto; regularly Monday, per pair 83.25 100 Pairs ditto; regularly Monday, per "air 83.95 75 Pairs ditto; regularly Monday, per pair $4.75 150 Pairs Ecru Cable Net Curtiflns plain centers, wide Insertion and edge woven right in; regularly Monday, per pair 84.25 100 Pairs ditto, with cord applique on both sides, making them double faced; regularly Monday, per pair 85.25 170 Pairs ditto; regularly Monday, per pair $6. Je5 100 Pairs White Irish Point Curtains, in pretty, neat patterns; plain centers and extra heavy edge; regularly Monday, per pair 81.95 100 Pairs ditto; regularly Monday, per pair 82.10 100 Pairs ditto; regularly Monday, per pair.

.82.25 75 French Tapestry Couch Covers, In stripes and Oriental patterns; regularly Monday, each $1.15 85 ditto; regularly Monday, each 81.35 60 ditto; regularly Monday, each 81.60 90 ditto; regularly Monday, each 82.10 Monday, each 82.95 125 Extra Heavy Tapestry Couch Covers, double faced; plain centers and handsome borders; no fringe; regularly Monday, each $5.25 Old Gilman Mansion at Exeter, N. Is Dedicated to the Continental Army. CINCINNATI'S EFFORTS Secret Panels and Hidden Staircases Features of Structure Nearly 200 Years Old. EXETER, N. July old ii.anhiou, whtio Daniel Webster (i-ten viBlted, where Samuel Adains in the darkest days of tho new century paced the floor, cxcialtnlng, "Oh, God, must we give up the fight?" a house about cluster rich memories of the revolution, has boen dedicated by the New Hampshire Order of Iho Cincinnati as a memorial to the Continental army.

The house gla a famous one, with secret hidden staircases and all the features iat are found in oid-tlmn mansions Immortalized by romanrr), if not In history. It is situated iu Water street, overlooking the -beautiful Siuamscott river, and was owned from the Gilman family from tho time of Col. Daniel Gilman, who was one of Washington's aides, state treasure and governor, to the present. The structure whs built in 1721 of brick, Incased in a frame of wood, making tfcx center walls of the house twenty-nine in thickness. When doors aud window shutters are closed it is imiios'Ribie to hear tha heaviest thunderstorm.

From Water stroet one ajcends a gently rluii'8 path called Governor's lane and reaches a door in front of which is an enormous flagstone step. I'asslng this, ont arrives at another door, furnished with a heavy brans knocker. This la the main entrance, and after the old-fashioned brass latch la lifted one enters the halt. At the loft Is the strong room," with windows high in I the wall aud protected by heavy shutters barred with iron. All money used by the state was Issued from the "strong room." Here in tne earlier part of the csntur' wete concenb'd the treasures of tho family and state during Indian raids.

The lower rtory is only 7 feet 4 Inches in height. The uncovered oak beams I hat support the ceiling in each room are dark with age; te windows, with tiny panes of glass, remain intact, and 'while the house is now equipped with steam heat and electric lights, the enormous opn HISTORIC IIJUSL Hi A IMOK Monday's Linen Deparment Special Bargains, i5 4f 1 0 Pink and White Heavy Crochet-ted Bed Spreads, In Handsome Mar-setlles pattern; regularly Monday, each 81. IO 100 ditto, with white fringe; reslar-ly Monday, each VI. 75 50 Very Heavy Marseilles Bed Spreads, plain white, also plnk and white, beautiful doslgns; regularly Monday, each 82.45 600 Yards Bleached All Linen Crash; regularly lSc; Monday, per yard 500 Linen Huck Towels; plain white or with red borders; regularly 20c; Monday, each 15 400 Turkish Bath Towels, bleached or" brown; regularly 25c; Monday, each 1 SPECIAL HALF VBICE BSIO-A-BBAC AVD ODDS AND EVBS SALE. Sure to be the most popular sale we ever Presented.

A fine assortment from which to select Gifts or Articles for Table and Home Decorating. Hundreds of articles for Kitchen Use, and all Monday at Exactly Half-Frloe. 250 Pairs Plain Repp Portieres. In greens, browns and reds, with 5-in. velour border of same color stitched on the very latest thing In Portieres; regularly Monday, per pair $5.00 275 Pairs Close Woven Tapestrv Portieres, in Oriental and floral designs; fringed on both ends; regularly $5.00 Monday, per pair $3.25 225 Pairs ditto; regularly Monday, jier pair.

ODD CUBTAIKB AT HALV-PBICE. On Mondav we will sell all of our Odd, Single and One and one-Half I'uJr Curtains of every grad, ranglnff regularly in price from. $1.00 to $10.00. This sale, per pr. at exactly HALT-PaiCB.

600 Yards Ecru 86-inch Fish Net-good selection of patterns; regularly 35c; Monday, per yard 25t f.OO Yards ditto; regularly 40c; Monday, per yard 30J 2a0 Yards Oriental Scrim, with effective border; Just the thing for dining rooms and libraries; regularly 25e; Monday, per 150 Yards White striped Muslin, 36-In. wide; regularly 12c; Mondav, per yard 7 175 Yards Art Muslin, in short lenirths of from to 10 yards; slight- Monday, 'pr yard 7 fireplaces and quaint effects remain undisturbed. In tho large living room, which extends the width of the house are panels of oa reaching to the celling on three sides. Iu llic center of one side is a great fireplace with a shallow wooden mantel high on he wall. Over this are painted on tbo wooden panels swallows by an artistic member of the family.

At eitherend of the room tre windows, with deep recesses filled with cushioned seats. In 1U3, when the famous Ctlley will case was tried In Exeter. Daniel Webster and Jeremiah Mason were opposing counsel. Col. Cbadwlck, who had married into Gilman family, occupied the old bouse and entertained Webster.

In one of the bedchambers on the upper floor Gen. William G. Chadwick, a grandson of Col. Chudwlck, will place ihe old mahogany bedstead on which Webster slept during his visit. FORESTS TOO MUCH FOR BOSTON YOUTH MAW A I.VXX, OWK II' 1IK OK CVfl.K THU" AMI lT HOME.

SHERBURNE, July 23. Henry Puinam, a lloston youth, who has been touring the state on a bicycle, got such a rca.ru at the summit of Green mountain range between here and Hut-land early in the week that he has gone home to stave off an attack of nervous prostration by dodging trolley cars. Henry was tolling up laBt lap to the summit whn lie met a woodsman going to Rutland for supplies. He had left the' last house several miles bflow, and being somewhat lonesome, he hailed the man aud passed the time of day with him. "Pay," said th? man as he clucked to bis old mare, and started on, 'f ye happen yen my en fcllerin' k'rk him an' send him home, will ye? Th' cuks trailed 'long up t' th' summit an' like's not he'll folecr me clean t' th' village Before Henry could Inquire as to the size, color and disposition of the cat, or why he was given to following tho woodsman the latter disappeared around a bend in the road.

Henry pushed his wheel to the top of the mountain, and forgot all about the cat. The road be-fcy-e him lay steep and hard, and be was soon' whizzing down the incline. Overb ad a bower of trees shut out the kuu and on either side the forest stretched away for many miles. The rider had progressed a quarter of a mile when an animal sprang from th'3 bushes at the aide of tho road and with a screech bounded out in plain view not ten feet before him. Henry l3n't much of a woodsman, but he had seen Canadfan lynxes iu the zoo at home, and the sight of one in this lonesome spot so unnerved him that he tumbled off his wheel.

A he leaped to his feet unhurt the lynx trotted toward him, and without stopping to pick up tat wheel, Henry darted down Enaland Furniture Camet.ComDam Br mT a FIFTH SIXTH ST. AND FIRST AVE. THE ONE-PRICE COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS. the English corr.pany which, und-r a ci.u-!raiE!;t ecnsldcred as foifeltcj cessoa from the government ot Spain, it i 'l Spanish government did so con-ralsing the Spsueh talleoiiB that entlstrue it, wh -reupon the French coinnv do.wn in Vigo bay in October, 1702, bus; tried to engage Cowan's Services, but he. rased the bants Cruz and that oa board declined tucir terme.

I hi went Tb wreck wer found stiver Ingots valued ut 1,600.000 to 2.00t',uOO petetas-thal is, JOO.OOO to It is seventy-nine years since the first Mrious attempt to reach this sulirnanno i wealth was made aud from time to time i other errru were maae, ail of which proved abortive. The only fact esiab-1 lished was. that at the bouom of the harbor of Vigo were ihf wrecks of eleven ship and that on cue of them at least thero was silver in the form cr Ingvts. When the conflicting stnrte of ot Vigo bay, fought on Oft. 21 and 4, are sifted there st ems to be n- erel agreement that ot the twt tity-itirep treasure-laden gallons whhh were In the Inner bay at the time of the Engl'sh and Dutch attack fourteen went to the ti tnfpi nniro the ralleons wtre lft to bottom, either burned by the Spaniards In Tin the formation themselves or suuk in the process of of the Knriish reeUtlv tbem out to sea after their cap- The story of the these galleons ture.

i Is oua of the most exciting of that era of The merge4 trftsure ships lay at. g'sea adventures. For four years the grpan-lep'h of to fifty feet and government bad not vcniurcd trust. "years thre was talk of raising thetu. jiifc Amer.can treasure on thu high seas.

It was not until however, that the 'aml ul0'i Us merican treasure tpain was :u.sk undertaken in a business-like (depending almost entirely for exist-wav. In that year an Englishman named jem-e. At last ii came lo kucU a pa. got a concession and made ef- ithat the treasure Jiad to be transports! Wits to gut et the ships with a diving 'in some way. )li.

He spent much money and tlin. I aud Franco were allies, ai.d he total result of which was a demon- caponed to them were Eiiglaiid wit I itritlon that, whatever other appliances Holland. French and Spanish war fleets glil do, the sunken treasure coulil never went to escort twnty-tbrea ire-ts ire- If nrougni to in" un.o vi uir.uim ttjianrn gi.liejt;s to adiz. The Anglo- ru' eh t. oivllig oeil.

ueu uatj nutlhnen tlmself of this Dickson went tack to Smrland. In lSf; John n. Oowan, an American, ook bold of the matter. Gowan had ac-oinplished sonoe remarkable results In ret raising. Employed by the Itusslan overninent, be bad lifted from the bot-aui, of Hcbastopol harbor what was lefjt vtnie.a war vessels sunk there dui-.