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VOL LXXXIT. NEW SERIES VOL. LIV.
BURLINGTON. VT., THURSDAY, JANUARY 2H, 1908.
NUMBER :',0.
HAPPENINGS IN
VERMONT
Local Items of Intel 2 From All
Parts of tho Gii 5" Moun-
tain Sta:
rs
1
THE NEWS BY UNTIES
Vile WlnonsUI ViiIIcj, Villages Ip North
From I lie Island In Hie Luke In (lie
russiiinpsic, Along Ollrr Creek
nml I (lie Shores of White
Hlvcr t'nirrtil bj- Syr
clnl Correspondents
ADDS ON COUNTY.
MIDDLEBURY.
w
.zing convention iif the Add!
Y . 1 1 im Men'. Christian ,1.5.
1- In-Ill hi ! S mud iy In the
rx,
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In
In
g 11
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1 ' -
r -,it cn.il nml Rnpt.st ( liurehes.
I . -'ier 1 I'roi'i.'i- Pin pi 1 n.Mjvi I
.f 1 iic 'ik 11 'i.l .1 glowing
1 it!. "- g , i "i Iti ssike f
n ,it . ,t i . s-i - n 'ifos In'd
V M. d h in hes and
, a . t - '1 n -o 1 v.- a
1 . 1. !, u. r ttze'is. A.
' . k t. r1111ti.1i1.il
1 : 1 . . .1 ii ;iMri""
,t .! .1 . n R Hoird
1 M pi I'or.'os."
, , . j.r."-i ntlng the
1 V 1 ill ' ,-uirl tho Inwtl
1: .-: in, 1 1 ouniv were
I 1 ,. . r W'-ight was 0I1 nr
1 , p r . -. r-ot.irt !. M.
1. M '. I'.Ut..ll of Yrigennos,
r ,. .1- 1 I It lip'' Drt.io nf Hrl
' N. d .it il vV N Huron of
1 wi. n, 11I. 1 otnni'ttoe to per-
i ntv "ru .i.7..itl..n 1 )ne thousand
oidi nl ilollnr muM lie rinsed to in-
rk i'i t: 1.- county, part of I hi"
111, ii'a. tuns the organization
e In t Stilt' committee. The
lninittoo has power to add
u 'I I thi- committee tium-
1 rmi.-iinl interest was taken m
it.i - proceedings. The morning
1 1 ni' I'MTrif"" were in charge of
ond or Middlebiiry, "Addison
r'v s Opportunities" won1 presented
V II nin S. Coleman, State county
urel. ictn'-y, who reports nearly ,YMO
j 1 g mm in the territory who ntc not
n nutated with churches. A. H. Roberts
t id of tin rffeot of the rounty work of
t " .isso ,i ion In the social life of the
mi v """hi' afternoon devotions were
, 1 - Ml. Thoinns of Rristnl. W. O.
' ' rmkhn eonnty secretary, save
ifi-i- -tir-g talk which was followed
,1 1 I! Hoardm-in. who spoke on
P'.iv l..fe of the Hoys in Small
' wis .1'.' I low to Improve It." Supper
w,. 1 1 nt the Baptist Church at s..
K the women of the evangelical
rti iritiri Sunda.v V. M. C. A. secre-
rlos pr'-i, lied In the local churehes in
in mornlns. Thete wns a largely at
tr ndtd nn'titiK In the town hall nt 3:30
o loi k ip t.ie afternoon iiddreff-ed by V.
1; .Miiso 1 and at the same hour there
w nieetinif fur women ill the Mi;lh
o 'i i'i iron iiddrenyed by State Secre
t r i,ii s llli'. At in the evening
t .P -1 1.' s w
of Weybrlilfje, riflktrnr. 'l'lto remains of
ThomDH I'utlnodu were broticht from
tliatidon Monday afternoon nnd taken to
tliu West ccmolerv for burial In the fanti
lly lot. He was .1 former resilient ot this
village and lilt v.ifo wa Uaurn Daniels,
daughter of the late Alexander Daniels.
Tlie adjourned liieotlnp; of the stock
holders of the National b ulk of Middle,
bury wns held Ttiecd.iy afternoon when
iltreitors were elected n follows: C. K.
I'iime.x. Holert Cartniell, Silas A. Ilsley
u nd John A K'l'lrhor of Mlddlebttry;
D. 11. llMtneit of Htldport; . A. Law
rence of irri'dol and !, S. WiilnwrlRht
of .MMldlelmi . - I'ranU t'rowley has
inmed his family here from tut-
land. A f w days before the
lire he liotiRhi out tlie tuarksmitn shop
which Mr. Allen bad operated the past
year atid wrm to have Liken po-ses?lon
Monday. Mr. 'row ley lins entered tho
employ of A. W Vitcy for the present,
but fporid to ro ,ntn business for him
self 'liter n it is iinilerslood that Mr.
Allen will rebuild the shop In the early
sprint:. -William Mullens, who has bfen
111, Is able to be out aicaiii. M. H. Habar
and (i. W. K.uisot t . who have been III
tho past few dns. are able to he nt work
again. Miss Sb 11a N'nsh l unite, sick.
Henry lllc!e hi" returned to ('nstieton.
The time if 'tie Addison county court
was taken up Wednesday wltn the mine
of Muinley v Itutl.ind railroad. The
plalntirr r.-itod In raw at 11 :Su a. in.
1'. M. Meldon and II. H. I'owers for the
railroad company urKtieil a motion that
the, cafe be tain n lrom the Jury and 11
Mjrdlct directed for the defendant. This
motion was opposed by V. 11. av!s and
T. W. Moloney. The aiKumenls occu
pied nearly tv.- hours. Jtidcc Miles in
an exhaustive opinion denied the motion.
Court then adjourned at 4:l" until n'nc
o'clock Tburs-dny murnlnK. when the rail
road ciimpany will introihtie its w il
nesseti. The directors of the National
bank of Mldd. airy organized n.s follows
jesterd mornlnp: ITsldenl. Col. Silas
A. llsby: vlce-pre.ddent, (lardner S.
WalnwrlBht: cashier, Charles K Tlnney;
assistant cisbier, John A. Fletcher. T.
M. -hnpmati has returned from Ticonder
o(,n, N. V.-The liiilbs' Aid society of
the ' Memorial llaptlst Church ni"t with
Mr". IJ. I!, llrown .volet day afternoon.
The insuranre adjustoi-s are. in town
settlitiK the lo on the Allen properly,
di'Slro.ved li tire last eer,. IOtila St.
Mary is unite 111. The water commis
sioner", 'inve had all the hydrants .11
spected. Miss Delia Doucla0 W I'd. -l'hlllip
Vnssail 1-as enter d the employ '.'
John Hlpfnns at the Aoaison -It.
Hrottsb Is able to be nu ai.-aln Mrs.
Charles Collins lias returned irom iwo
weeks with her dnut;ht(r In Ptnvldenee.
I!. I.- Miss Kathenne Cu.-rx has pone to
1'unce L)u l.eon, Florida, to remain until
spitiiK
VERGENNES.
The II i Hand Shade Itr.ller : Innl,
which for wiuie inn has Ivcn runniii
on half time, bepan on full lime Sat
urday. J. .1. Ilyan. a
nns broiiL'bt before .lustic I".
ton Saturday mot nine on
vaurancy. He plenued
sentenced to "A dal'S 1 the county Jail,
where he was taken Saturday noon by
Constable J. M. Alden. The dime social
Friday rvininK at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Mahlon Kincmnn for the beuellt of
the Methodist church was largely nt
lendi d. Mrs, Frank Hun'ouch", Mrs.
Frank Darlt. Mrs. C 1. S. Fierce and
M. 1,. Karton were in HurllnKton Sat
urday. Mrs. ieorp:e Kirk and daushter,
Dorothy, are visiting Mrs ft. 1,. K1nr;s-
11. an of this city and Mrs. Taylor was
Miss Nellie Austin, daiiBhter of the late
llev. 11. F. Austin, 11 former pastor of
the. Methodist Church 1 ere.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. Hartley and f. K.
M Calsse attended the funeral of
Frank Moran at Hraiidon ycrterduy
mornlui? Mrs. Hubert Hudson has re
turned from a week's visit to her
mother-in-law, Mrs. F.llzn. Hudson.
Two rooms in the H'mli'd school have
been ' losed on account of one of the
pupils. Mildred Wytnati. having been
taken with dlptherln. A daughter was
recently born to Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred
Dlkal. Miss J. Augusta HrlRKS has
urine to Medford. Mass.. after 11 visit
Mien 1 to ,er brother, Itohorl p, HrltfRS. The
inuopeniiein i,i-iiuiii rurir tiii in"'i:i
'ednesdn afternoon with Mrs llarlev
(lardni r. --Mr1- V. .1. Henninl has re
turned from three weeks' visit to
her brother, Henry Slnnn of Worcester,
Mass. The Misses McCovern nnd An
thony opened n danclnK school In tho
city hall yoMfrdnv afternoon.
BRISTOL.
RUNNING BEHIND
T RAPID RATE.
Looks As Though New Judiciary
System Wlil Exhaust Ap
propriation. NO ORDERS DRAWN THEN
!ir!.-tol
1 druic
1 mem-
the
Ktilltv
trntivp.
M. M011I
1 narpre of
and v as
H H
iriln
; 1 r ll -f
W 1
1.1 f., rin
j r'. ,111 1 1
1 t 1 i t
M r ,. ,r' am
1 , es A- , .
M s oil" m, 1
Ha' Humi -,
Tin m1.i a' -:'
nf '
f ' IW
li.irk
sw r. 'a Id 'at the C.inKresa
,r. '1 w 1 ndilresses. by .John
1 ,1 A. ):. Ilobeits, inter-
tar'i
T I
met with Mrs. Dyer
11 Mr and Mrs. William
11 iik relatives In town
n wi stein New York, where
w h nu into business. The
11 for Home and FoieiKti
1,1 ew for the Kuril
with Mrs. 1'ylward S.'eley
1 . m - The Hump Circle
Mithodlsi Churi'h Ins elected the
a officers: President, Mrs. A. F.
.1 -president. Mrs. K. H. Martin,
land and dauchter. tjt nee Mrs. Duane
Allen and Miss Alio Moore of Panlon
have returned from a , -it 111 HurlliiK
ton Miss J. Aiiimsm IHice. of Wal
tham Mass., Is visltlnt i ,- brntlur II.
V. HrlKRs, and fnmilv -Wilter Middle
brool: left Saturday fo- Albany. :' v.,
where he w-ill enter A!hm liusiness Col
lege At a meeting of the F.aptist Chnreh
an'l society Sunday evenlm; a e.ill was
extendeil to the Hev (; 11 lii-nnitt of
New Hrunswlck, N. .1 . to 1,,. their
ne r i,m Mr'. A K. Carr; treasurer,
il ss S c. Cushinati: executive com-mitt'-
Mrs W. H. Washburne, Mrs. S.
I' 1 es and Mrs. C. II. .lewetL Miss
Hi 1 Muii rue is ill. Mrs. Allan J. Warner
1' 1,1111, N. V., bus been visilinK Iter
,iar 1 s Mr and Mrs. ; S. Wnlnwrltrht,
' if t a si wf k. Cards have been recelvnl
Irom Kew.u 111., a nnoiincitu: the mar-
pastor. The call was aoepterl i,v
Hennett and he will enter upon
labors Sunday. Februno 2
(1. F. (1. Kimball has m.1,1
Mrs. F.liza Collins lrr farm
Ivasi Ferrisburch together with
the stock nnd fnniilns tools to A
Mr
his
f..r
In
nil
P.
Mar. I he yonnc daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. K. C. Norton, b-oke hr r right leg
Saturday while coasting Nathan Sher
man was badly Injured Saturday In the
yard of the Hrlstol Maiinfi.'. 111 -iu
by lun 0,1k logs rolling over him. The
I Hiistol llns-e Hall association lias been
i organized with Daniel Sarguit, captain;
0. .1. MeShane. coach: Alson Uristol, manager.-
H. W. Kingman died at hi home
Friday. He leaves a wire and two chil
dren, Ini W. of lluiilngton and Milan,
who lives hi'te. The funeral was held at
the house Sunday afternoon. The Uev.
1. I J. Fuller officiated and tho Wnrera
were Ci. A. Datiforlh, W. W. Wilson,
lilln Wing. P. W. P timer. F. I.. Sherwln
of New Haven. Conn., was a guest of h s
parents, Mr. and Mr. II. 1'. Sherwm,
over Kiltul iy . He went to Moiltpi-Her
Monday. Msr W. F. Chao Is conllned to
the house bv Illness. Wlillntn Sessions
and Miss Cntii" Jlinmo weie married at
the Catholic rectory b'rld.iy evening by
the llev. Father Coffey. Mr. and Mrs.
John Palmer of Mmikton vWted Mrs. H.
C. Palmer Saturday and .Sunday. The
W. C. T. t". met with Mrs. Walter
Wright Tuesday afternoon. The iut
lr.uk i lubmet at Mrs. D.eKerinan's Friduj
evenins.
Norman F. Unlet- of Ha-t strf't.
aced fA years, wa" found deud in
II,. road Sunday eveniliK by Charles
Mi Co c Dr. William-son was i.illeil
n 11. 1 pronounced It b"art ilieea..-.
Mr Hider was .1 graduate of Mlddle-
Imrv I'lillege. principal of lb.
Auideim- mfiny ears ago. and
l-Isi in Middlebiiry. lie was
her ol Cnlnn lulge. F. A. M.. of Mid
dlebiiry. lie leaves a wife and two
brothers. K. C Hider of New Haven
and W. I Hlrler of tbl. town. A
daughter of .lohn McKlnnon fell Sat
urday and ilislorijteil one shoulder.
The temperature was 12 degrees, be
low zero here at nine 11 clock Minuny
night, and 1'J decrees liliuii at the
same hour Monday morning. Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Kidley of Hurllngton wen
i-allid here by the death or N. F. Kl
dir. -I.'ay H. Small or F.oston Is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ci. W. Small.
Mts. .1. A. .lennlngs. who has been serl
ousl ill. Is reported as Improving.
Charles Canton 1 as gone to Iloston
where lie has a position. F. I.. Sher
wln, who has hern visiting relatives
here for several days, lias returned I"
New Haven. Conn. .Mr. and Mr;. I. W.
Kingman and children of Itiirltngtoti j
were called here by the rtenth of I.. .
Kingman.
W. I". Hanks has goni to Hostuti
and Nrw York on a business trip. -Mrs.
Charles Dow 1- ir thallv ill
with pneumonia .1: hci home 111 New
Haven. The F-arnest Helpers ndl meet
with Fern and Jack Shaltuok Saturday
afternoon. Nathan Sherman. was
Injun d ln.'t w. ek by logs rolling oet him,
Irid two ribs broken and wa badly bruit -,,1
about the body -M'.irK Quimbv has
llnUhed work for the Hrltol Novelty
I Co, A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
I; C. Norton Tuesday i;r uin u .vnr
ton was taken to Mount Clemmis,
Mleb., Tuesday for treatment for rheu
matlfni. He won taken on a cot bed,
accompanied by his father. C W. Nor-
ln H1111111I Mimlicr HM.iKld ln Left to
I'll)- Ilipense. until .Inly I Fur
l'lrl Mi Months Tills I'l'ical 'rnr
( our to b' Mule
. I f'.ll, I !.!)(!,
Motltpel.e'-. .1 1
IfM! nproprlaie l
expetiBcs for il" departiiunt
tor the eur ''i.linB J fin ao
2. -Tiie l.eirislaturi of
SH.oof nr payment of
of Justice
i"t. Dur
ing tlie tlrst .-! months .it that year
510;.lft!.!si ivie ,x)end'Ml n u,N depirt
ment. which h-'i In round 1111 iiiImtb ?l."1.
iW) to pn tin- ., lenses until July 1 twit.
This moans tha
a vn liable betwe.
was used in lie
year to pay . i;i
For the full y.
t lie ...v nouses v .
The 1 xpen-i s
o! the Jmlftes .
courts, tile all.
attorneys.
of the count v 1
of the countv .
during tin n-
prlatioti may '
this money is
tor will draw 1
nun:.
The Legislalei
til's purpose r .
tin two ,Mais 1 1
pi-nsf s' nf tin- ,i
JetVM and 1
sullahl.v Mtppriseil
propria ted for '
be sufflelent.
Stole And. tot I
reiiuesteil an oi. 1
general as to w 1
about i.'lS.ouO b ss Is
a now nnd .Inly 1 than
tirst Kix months of the
rises in this department
r previous to that time
, - .. JSfil.fiA
1 e made up of salaries
' supreme and superior
,1 r.ey-gem ral, the Slate's
ff'. Jailers, and expenses
1 . irts, etc. Unless some
. , urt have short terms
six months the appro-
vtlmustoil. nip! after
tpended Hi" State audl
: orders in tlds depart-
itmiopr alul ir.fiO.noO for
the bie-iuial ter in. For 1
1 to tnat timi tlu ' x
iitinent of Justice were
l.egisl.'t are ,,f lr; rea-
that t'.u lump sum ap
n biennial term would
DEBT INCREASED $38,042.
Itlillliod Unlit V.'.O.IKIO School lliitldlne;
I. nit riir llir Itrnson.
Iluland. Jan. 12.- In hl antrial n
port to-day Mayor Hollln I. Hlchmond
announces that tho net lnde.hteilno.ss
oC this city was Increased J3S.042.41 !
during- 1907. This was due. to thu Iss
uance of SD0.O0O bonds for a now school
building. This debt was cut down to
the amount given bv tin- placing of
$11,367 69 In the sinking fund. 'J' ho city
now has u sinking fund of 112S,412.:!7
and a net ltiilcbt..ilne. of J4 4!i,j03.4S.
Tin; mayor utiiioun I that the pro
position of building a new reservoir
will be submitted to the voters at the
March election. The rltv had n bad
water famine scare last summer and
the moyor contends Hint the present
supply will grow more and more inad
equate as extensions of tho mains to
new streets are made.
AGUlCrirUKAI, MF.UTINf'.S.
Mendon, Jan. L2.--Two ngricuPural
nicotinics were held h"re to-dav under
tho direction of tho State board ot
agriculture. Master K. M. Pike of lcr
inont ('.range gave the address of wel
come this afternoon. The speakers were
Senator Frank U Hussell of Shrewsbury.
W. F. McHparran or Furnish Pa. Dr.
11 D llolton ot Hratlcboro,. State lllgh-
way Commissioner l . W. Hates of
Franklin and A. M. Vnughan of Itan-
dolph. p. ,. Davis of North Pomfret
was on the program hut he was called
home from Kutlnnd terelving a telegram
that his daughter, Marion, was danger
oucly ill.
XJKATH OF WlbU.'.M DO.N'AI.D.
Isle 1 .Motte Jan. "JJ. IJx-IJeut.-fiov-e
lor N. W. Flslt rifeiM'd a telegram
this evening annoiinc'ng the death at
Plneliurst. N. V., of William Isuinld of
New York city. Mr. Donald wus well
known in northern Vermont and spent
many summers nt toe home here nf Mr.
Flslt. Mr. and Mrs. Fisk will leave tor
to-morrow
NEW ARMY POST ORDERED
Vm lliltni"lilre Summer ItrMihruU Will
Fight (lie 'I nking of Thrlr Iinnil by
Hie (iov eminent.
Portsmouth, N. II., Jan. 22. The federal
governmeiit lias ordered condemned fo-tj
acres ot land between Fort Constitution
and Fort Stiirlt at Now Castle, Just out
cide this citv, whicli will be the sito of
an exienslve military ikiiL Tho property
Ini hides ninnv summer estati. iiinong
them those of j!u-b Vendell of New
York nnd John Hnrrett of C'hlcjwo, which
are among the finest In the State. Hoth
oncners have announced thi'lr intention of
contt sting a nv nttempt on the part of
the govormmnt to tnko over thotr
property.
Plans for the new post have alrm-ly
been dmwn and are. In the hands of the
war department. An Initial expenditure, of
$on.iini Is- called for.
TRAGEDY IN THE
CAFE AT MACY'S
Iufuriatcd Woman Empties Fivi
Chambers of Revolver into
Man's Body
HAD DEATH FOR HERSELF
New v. "li
I.ITJ'l.i:
Winds ..
da that
i 'harie
N. H.,
I HI. KIliLbD AT PI.AY.
d to-
.lan. 22 11 was
tho two utile it
irn
,'hH'rs
Kmpey, a farmer ot Pinlntl
-i-r- ri.iiii,! wli.'i j I a v . 1 1 1; al
aa
upi
old
tl
tnat vh.
1 in; ll .
ut l.ih
'in. . ru
died in i
ig to.
ye.ste-da It t
i,ng the r Id. I
short cnn and
. nr. r -ir.t.-,
II ..i
girl
NOISY FAREWELL.
I nllnl Mate, ItnKlrshlps Sail froiii
llrall to Mnsrllnn Strait,
Hio .I.innro. Jan. 22. To the booming i
of gin and tlie cheers ot thousands on i
tti" aeeoMi'i inv .npr pie- e crat, tint
Anierlca'i w lr 'dp" salle. from Hlo Jan-
e ro i'h-- af'ernoon oound for Pui.ta j
Alien. is on the Majrellan Strait.
Ten divs will bring the fleet almost to
the midway point of the H.nr1 mile cm f
to San Fr it olson and the ships and iIk
men 'urn ..I with them to-day the r,e.
speed and the good wishes ot the wh'.l
Hr.iz li.-m na'ion.
Not an untoward itictiDnt had marki
the vlsr of the Americans here. Tie
were renstcd and feted, otllcers and .
dtiting Lie solourn in Hio, and hn'f 'i
liopiilatlo i turned out from earlv in '.i
morning o give them a fitting sen.; ,
A., on the arrival of tri .ret, s,, Ht i
ib'iirt'ire the uiiavs, the public bub r
iinl tlie hills T: cro-rled -with t u-i
' mds wa-cl.ing the -war-hip-i tin' I
had diapm-nrl through Cie tnr.u' . ,
Lie u hlo the open se i.
T'e President of tin- 'ern, i' . Io
pi nii-i M'ne to Hiii Jani-r i i-in P"".i
I.oi.s il iS out eo-en oil.... ,.
e. ,i I . i i he yui it Silva i'.hvi w ier
1 1" w.i' lips wer" 'ving.
Frnnk. I5mHj-, an Advertising Solicitor,
Hid Not Unungh Attention to
Jtnnlcur1t nnd Slir Unit Threat
ened to Kill Illm "before
the -World.''
orac I, lirahani has
i in from the attortuy
tlier Hurllngtnn. Hut-
BEE KEEPER CONVENTION.
The ."..'tril
Mlilillo
Vnniial Vleellng lit
btirv .Inntllir.v till.
land, ll.-irre, St. Albutis and other towns M iildi'-uuii . Jan 2..-Tie :i.i!d .inna.il
and cities bavins municipal bitildinBS nt 1 nucttng ol the Vermont He,. K.pers' .s-
vihlch arc Im ated city court rooms an
entitled to receive paj' from the State
for the tire of sic rooms. Tho judges of
citv- oomt are by law entitled to $1."I fot
rent of the city o" municipal court room,
hut pending the ilcn'sion of the attorney
general the State an, 'tin is holding up
all such rent bill-.
MAHAN UNABLE TO
SPEAK WHEN SENTENCED.
Iwnninglon. J.u .
w ho w.-is i ouvi tod
III the veooliil U. gl
of his four- i a- -oil!
-' Alfred Malum.
Satindai- nf murder
in o.itting tin iliront
nu- ' . Fti.ei M.iban,
nage of Miss Nellie Hv. rette and Alb, rt
I.dw ii Wit In n il, son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles Wlthorell of Cornwall. Miss
Flonn-o Smith lias returned from Hol
lows Fail-- The village trustees have
gan zed as follows: Cha'rmnn. Di. D.
N b street commissioner. Dr. H. II.
M irti' Dr Noble b i.s charge ot parks;
Jo r !.. It. lights- F. (! Piper, stock at
.ixgc policemen, c N. Dickinson, James
M liin hrj. Fay Warren, Mr. Atinclimm
nd H I- Turner; fire wardens, Dr. I,.
T, Mil.-n W. II. Thomas. J. II. Sar-
' William Jackson and Ira M. Tnv
I r -"nlage attorney-, James t: Donoway.
Miss Alio Ilyan has entered the em
plnv nf Mrs. J. W. Lawrence, tho milliner,
m Miner
The io. kholdcrs of the Mldillobury
Preserving company met Monday morn
ing and after suine discussion unani
mously voted to disband. The directors
-were. Instructed to close up tho matters
of e company. Tho shipment of live
'ock Monday consisted of thrco rnr
lo.i'l for t e New York nnd Ilrighton
markets T M. Chapman lias bought
fiom the Oliver Severance estato tho old
Reveninc house on Wcybrldgo PtreoL
Addison Court of Foresters will hold its
annual concert and ball at tho town
hall Wednesday evening, February "C
Miss Agnes (Jraham of ISurllngton Is
t her brother's, M. II. nraluun. Mrs.
flp!irt Andii'ws has returned to lkifltun,
Mass , after a three weeks' visit -with
lier parents, Mr. and Mrs, V. A. liond
Fhllll Crane left Monday for ft thrco
week'.' liuslnefts trip in New York, Ilos
ton and other largo cltli-s.Mondny, mar
ket day, eggs brought Sfi cents nnd but
tpr 'Si to '."7 cents.
The Addison County Ass(Klatlon of
Congrfgatlonnl Ministers met at the Addi
son HotiM Tuesday. Papcrn were, pro
sorrted by the Revs. Davles of Vergenncs,
Smith of Middlebiiry. C.ondhart of -Wlilt.
In and "Williams of Drwell, Tho llev.
C H. Dickinson of MinVlleJiury was
moderator and the Rev. George H. Bailey
Kllswoith ot Feirlsburgh. The farm
contains 12H acres of land and the
price was about JI..W.
The Vergenncs and I-'ert Kburgli MfCv
odist Churches In Id their fourt'. quarter
ly confeience In tho vestry ot tlie V -
gennes Church Monday ever rig. The
Hev. P. I,. Dow of Hutliind. prosidin,:
elder presided and Ii. J. Hiistol van
elected secretary Iteports were reel .ml
accepted after which the following otli
ecrs were elected and committee un
pointed: Slow-aids, Joseph Carter, P.. D.
Kingsland. M. I,, n.irtnn, i: J. Pr.st jl,
H. D. Itohurds, F. C. Ward. All-n Hur
rnnghs, Holdcn lleneh, Mahlon Kingman,
M. C. Field I-:. P lilrkett. C. C Tield. N.
I. Hall; recording steward l: J Hrlstol;
district steward. Allen Hurroughs, trus
tees of church and parsonage property,
John Clark, Joseph Carter. M. 1.. Ilarton,
Allen Hurroughs-, Holdcn IVach, Mahlon
Kingman. H. H. Slack, Frank Hur
roughs, A. J. Cuslrmnn. trier of appeals,
Allen Hurroughs-, treasurer Vrrgennes
Chureh. Miss llattle Winslow, Ferris
btirgn, llolden Hcacb; i v ,-imlttee on for
eign missions, Miss Hatlie Winslow, M.
D. R.irton. N. 1.. Hall, Mis. O. C. Field;
on home missions and church extension,
Mr--. Joseph Cartel, Mrs C. Field, H. U.
ICIiiKsland, Frul C-.isntnin, Mrs. I.ynn
Ciisninan; on Sunday schools, Joseph
Carter, F. c Ward, S M. Harris. WI!
Ham Pi-cue, Mrs. I. W. Tllpper, Holilen
Hcnch. Mrs. Homer Hall, F P. lilrkett
on temperance. Corydon Harris, C. T. r'
Pierce, J. Hnslol. O. C. Field: on ult
ra Hon. Miss Luna J. Spencci. Mrs. N. U
Hall, V. II. Caller. Miss Carrie Scott
H. P. Ulrkett. on tracts, Hidden Ite-icli,
Jnlm Clark; on eburcii records, F. J.
Hrlstol, O. C Field; on parsonage and
furniture. Joseph Cartrr, Jin. It D.
Kingsland, Mrs T C. Mlddlelirnok. Mrs.
Allan Hut ron bs; on estimating preacii-
er's salary, Allen Hurnmghs, M. K Har
tou, F. C Waul. N I,. Hall. K. P. lilr
kett; on chtitih music, Mrs. F. (.', Ward
(Juy Heai-h, II. H. Slack, M. I.. Harton
K. ' Hllkctt, lltiiinco committee, F. J.
Hilslol, M. 1. Harton, H. I.. Klnuslanil,
MIsh llattle Wlnnlow, N. I.. Hull, llol
den lleach, .Mahlon Kingman, C C
Field, Fled Cushiuali, Jt was voted that
the i.roHlilIm: elder b" ifntiested to ttso
bis best efforts with the blsliop for the
retuin ot tho pastor, tin- flu v. .1. C
Fisher, for unoUier year.
Cards haw neen rocnivul in thus city tin
nounclnr. the approaching marriage of
Ittlse Marjorie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Vordyoc II. Taylor, to Roxford "Wll
Ham Wright Wednesday cvenlnB, Fcbrti
urr 5, at eight o'clock at the home n
thn Viridft'B rarnnts In Rlalto, Cal, Sir
Taylor was a former prominent busines
Ward, who has been
somewhat Improved. .
Leonard is visiting in
at North Henningtoi. '.tst April, was
brought befiire counf. .-ourt this alter
noon and sentencrd to hard labor for life,
In the State prison ut Windsor
When asked if lie li.nl a'n tiling to s.iy
why s.nteni-e should not he pass, d
upon lam he atleinpti d to speak but his
dry Hub refusii to art i.-u,ite anything
comprehensable and his counsel, O. M.
Harbor, arose and said that tho to.
spondent hud nothing to say.
There were only a few in the mart room
at the time n Ji'dge HnzeMo-i had given
no Intimation when th- sent' nee would
be given.
ton Mis. I". 1
unite ill, is
Mrs. Thoinns
Hitrliugton.
There were :;t deaths. "1 tiltths and I'I
marriages In Hiistol in 1W7. Mrs. John
McKinnon, wlio has been seriously ill. Is
Improving. Letters unclaimed In the
Hrlstol postollice January So are for llat
tle l-Mtnund, Mrs. Matti" Stoughton. Tie
funeral of N. F. Hbler was held at hm
lute residence on Fast street Wednesday
iftemoon. The Hev. William Miller, the
pastor of the Congregational Church, olll
ciatod. The bearers wen- S. D. Farr. F.
Ward, P. K. Wilson, K. A. liasseltlne,
V. 1. Hider and I;, t . inner rue inter
ment was in the raintiy mi in i.reonwoou
cemetery. -The Outlook club will meet
with Mrs. Hatch January M Mrs. Ger
trude Allen Is nuite ill - It is an everv
ilay occurrence to see drr near the vil
lage. Til high school base ball associa
tion w ill hold a dunce oni e in two weeks
on Friday evenings. Mrs. tieorge I.ivv-
rence of Vergennes is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Liw retire Mr. and Mrs. 1
W. Kingman and children have returned
to Iltirllnston. Six teams loaded with
pulp logs were stalled at the foot of
Fast Main street Tuesday afternoon. rn
sleighing Is gone. Mr. and Mrs. v . 1 1.
Cardi'll w-i'tc In Warren the llrst of the
week.
OFFICERS MEET GOVERNOR.
rnllitl.-ll Catherine vltti Vntblnt; Mlid
of What Win Diiiie,
Rutland, Jan. Then- was rather an
unusual gathering ot SLit. otlleiala here
to-day with Governor Prnrtor. Tin v in
cluded Attorticy-C.eneral C. C Fills,
State Auditor 11. F. (irahitn and T'e.-is-urer
P.. 11. Deavitt. John ',. Weeks of
Middlobury and Newman K Chaffee of
this city, who are on the hoard of penal
instituti. ns. also had a ronference with
the tiovernor. The executive and Attor-ney-C.ener.-il
Flits also net Dr. II. D.
Health, and D. W. Kidder of Woodstock,
Health and D. W. Kidder of Woodstoek,
a member nf the same lord. Nothing
was given nut In regard to the m'-oti!i.:s
except that they were for jeneral discus-s-
n of wtate affairs u ; understood
that the board of health neeting had to
do with proposed proseeu:lons for non
oompllmco with the Ian providing f"r
eleanl'iii. s in slaugl tor houses and
butcher shops.
socluLoii will bi 'nil here Thursday. I
January The president nf t' e asso. a- j
Hon is M. 1-'. Cram or Northfteld and the
secretary, W. "!. Ixirrabee of Shoreliam.
The meeting will be held at tlie Add.son
ilottse uecording to the following pro
gram: At '.Oi n. m.. convention ca'.led to or
der; rending minutes ot lost meeting, re
port of secretary and treasurer: appoint
ment of committees; "Prevention of
Spring Dwindling in Outdoor or Cellar
Wintering." M F.. Cram, "Foundation--Kind,
(.duality and How Mm h to I .- ."
is. W. Fn.-srtt; question box. R. H.
Holmes; ills, usslon. su.ije. t to be chosen.
J, H. Crane: dlscii.ssion. "Which Is best,
to kill tlie fiuii'tis when past their prlnn
or let the bees attend to mat 7 l"d bv
(1. C. Si'ncer; receiving new m.mbers;
annual iluw.
At :TA p. m.. report of lomtn.lteis.
els tion of dlllccn, discussion. 'Will it
pay to plant or sow anything exclusively
for honey'."' I-d by V. N. Forbes:
"Whii-b I.s Hotter, to liny or Pause Your
Own Queen:-'.'" R. II. Holmes: report ut
committee appointed at last meeting to
investigate foul brood in tills State; dis
cussion. "Non-Swarming Methods," led
by H. I.. I'onard; discus-ion. "Packages
for Comb or Hxtractnl Money." b-d by
V. V. Hl.ickmer: "Hle.iching Travel
.Stained Honey," J. K. Crane: fUe.stion
bo, W. ti. Lawrence; unlinishul busl-
Hess
Tin- C- ntral Vermont and Rutland nads
w ili give reduced rates.
i ll- v.r ,t alioard the cr'i
ji ,.n-t mi v hr-h vva- .n i.-.o
I .nu ri.. r 'hi Anieric in tl-
wn1 , -I i e- Hi azllia-i w a
mail. , ; ' of the entire Vm
i. ." , i by Adlinra A
ni'.nist. of marine, a-nl D
I n. no.- si . ; (if piibli nk-hi---
..ff i all, he i- I
Mm-,, si t r- niaiTiIng 'i. ..' .
Aiinn a I Tie m i.- !iti..ii,.i- i
si i i at.: i n II lib, m; d. a d
i, an a nil. i -s.id-ir. lr ng P.
,1 t
blll'-l
111. I.'
1 'I esidenl
i ig : ..
n ith all 1.
lir iz.'i.n.
i . .iiii.n
L , u -
igef.ii r
and
ri --Nips,
ir. 'he
' Mul!-r.
.,',.! oil e r
flagship
,f an noil'.
. ' th" fl..g
e Amer
Dudley, r.--
Mnnrs. th"
nation ii
New York, Jan. 22. 8weplnR
i through the et-owdrd reMtminint that
! occupies Uie eighth Door of Mar-s cje.
' porttneiit store nml Into the gentle
men's cafe to-day, a tall, stylish'. v
dreesed woman b-eut for a moment
over tho shoulder of a diner, wliUv"'
id something In his car, aTe1 thru
drawing a revolver from Ier i luff,
, emptied the live chuintii r- Pit . lit
I body. As the victim, Frank H-uiv an
advertising solicitor, slipped lifee-s-o,
from his chair to the floor the woman
tluti;r the vipon from her and taking
a b'econd revolvr from b - r,- ff sltor
herself fir.it in th" head arid ther twce
In the l)rea-t. Siho di d a ,i i ' hour
later,
I A note found In tb woman s j irse
proved her to Lr- M". . Marv Robcr'H
Clark, a manicurist, the widow of
I police officer an I stf pmotber of a vix
year old won. U.-v. iot I lirad-. was o
v ears of ago ,u ti, stile support of i
! Iielpler-sl" ag. I m "u r To- nh'-n h
had mad'- a h.;n Tie shoot. rt- w a
uie (')iiiii tin 1. n' a series of v.ncrr
iiuarriis ,,T.,. .,. eord,r. to the wr.ira
bi
llltltna'e- n fu'flilment of ii
to in . -. t irn -n a publi. pi.v
lore ,i. ivor'.l." utiles-.-- h, rri, w..l
I the .,--."ions gbe ii:-rn..i t i hav. -e
ieivfi' wi ii he via les-i prosp&r
and ' . -n ,i pos.tion to befrirnd i nu
TRAUHDY li.UStLY TltACLD
' T'di
had 1 tt e
story na
timet, ty
. fro-
n 'rui
. ff- t
Mil' I.J.
,f ago
FA I
h.
KLI.S ( IN
'I
wa
Adi i
pu
il-
I
fu.
Pi
IP Itll.i I ' Oh
'I .i.mas mil.
I ' i xpre-si ,1 ' -,
r : of li'-azi:
! . or.ol-id.ng "I :
- more "
rt -oipon.l.
MIN.NKSOTA.
M ..i, ta, ther
i,g. I greeting.-.
I 1 ttl speech
,. .-' wishes f"r
nd her Pro.si
. '. (tod blcs.s
the
tl
I a' 'i
J mane
had '
.e niarri. il .1 i
t-er died a ia'
i.i.. Clark ami
i Id. tirst as lb.
il '.in ilieatr.
.-ist. SI i- w is .
i ..pear mi
ib i t I.
v - -ho
du. I', 'ii
w
at i -i.ni
' tlg..st
is able
Hi r -
d
P
osner-l
.li',! ,,
- I 1
I I'ill
SHOREHAM.
the
-tlr.
to
The iuni'ir? gave a so-.al m
Indies' rooms Tucsdny evning.-
and Mrs I. II Totlinghani wont
Rutland Thuisdny Mrs Totlinghani
will remain several d ivs wltli her
sister, Mrs. D. C Pleii e - Miss Klixn
beth C. North is In liiirllngtotl, Hie
guest of Mrs. T S. Drown Mrs. C. W.
Kidder went to Hurllngtnn Friday.
The annual meeting of tho Womnn's
Missionary society was held with Mrs.
C W. Howntd Thursday afternoon.
These officers were elected: President,
Mrs. C. N. North: first vice-president.
Nellie A. Tottlngham; second vlce
picsldctit, Mrs. A. M. Smith; secretary
and tieasnrei-, Mrs. II. 1! Hurge;
superintendents of work, .Mrs. A. C
Tottliigliiim, Mis, Henry Wrlglit
Judii' 'ind Mis. lllngham of Coinvvall
were In town Saturday. Miss F.lv.ubeth
Nuith Inn. retuiiied fiott. Hurllngton.
Mis. Frost of Hrldpuit is the guest of
her father, ii. H llnlinoj. Mr. and Mrs.
Ura Hlbbs of llridporl weie reiein guests
oi her sister, Mis. A I'.. Tnitingnatn.
The funeral i Mrs. Kate Diidlev, who
came here from li eland long ago, and
was Shorchnm's oldest Inhabitant, was
held nt St fienevieve Church Monday
inortun
Continued on Aid Pusc)
ARGUMENTS HEARD
IN SUPREME COURT.
Montpelier. Jan.
court this morning
rase of William A
of taxes -s Mar.i
''- - In supreme
he Rjtland county
Stnitl, as collector
V Suiinarri, It V
Norton, and the First Nat onal bank of
Fair Haven trustee. wnH ,rpiied. This
ease Involves the loliectmn of certain
taxes in Fair Haven, am n thn lower
court, In l!'iH. the plaintiff was award
ed a verdi' t of Jf.T'.i 7.1.
The Franklin county ci..-e of F. W.
Hlondln vs Fvangi lino AleArthur. ct
al, was also In-nrd this afternoon. This
Is a bill In ' hancery In wllch tho title
of certain lands at Ht. Albans Hay Is in
dispute. It mines to supre-no court on
an appeal from the roport of thu mast
er In the lower court.
Pl-JCFLIAR P.U'PHR CASi: AROUKD.
The Uimoillc county case of the town
of Morrlstowti vs. the town of Hard
wick, in winch suit l-s brought
to nvover
tlie I'Spiiiscs f burying u pauper, was
aiguod this afternoon by p. t;. Fleet
wood for the plaintiff and Vv. A. Dutton
for the defendant. The tu. h In this case
are somewt.al pev-'uhar. L ulng the life
of this pauper the town of HardwicU paid
the town of Moirlsvllln fur hl.i support,
but would not pay tho bur il expenses.
In the Windsor county ia.s of Ida n.
Ricllilldsi'il Vh. tleorgo I.. Fletcher, tho
enlrv has been ordered, Jii.lgmenl or thu
county court nffiimiM. In .in, Windham
county breach of promise, e.tfio of
Katherlne n. Dunlevy vs. k. j. Kenton
and truster, .irBUed this trim, the Judg
ment of the lower court i reversed and
Hut twiMi rtnaantJftd.
FORMER SECRETARY SHAW
ANNOUNECS RETEREMENT.
Will Resign Presidency nf the Car
negie Trust foniiun Mnn'U I Hud
IIHTrreni'r of Opinion ItegnrilliiK
Pollcj.
.sew- iiirK, Jan. ... i.esue .vi. suaw
stated to-day that he has not resigned
from the presidency of tin Carmgle
Trust company, but had c infracted tu sell
his holdings in the coiupanv and it paid
.wording to terms, would re.-tgn March
1. He declined to disvnss ditTeri-nces
vvhlcli have existed betwen him nml
Mr. D.c'inson, who with his immediate
family owns control of the institution.
Mr. Shaw savs ho came to the Carnegie
Trust company on his ret rement from
the secretaryship of treasury March I.
under contract with Dickinson and his as
sociates in control at a salary of $.n;,(no
a oar Th" compiny is in good condition
nnd has made very satisfactory growth
and showing. When eight months old ll
had over VS . 1 ', 1 " of deposits which Mr.
.Shaw points to with satisfaction iu
breaking all records of eompanhs wholly
unaffiliated w.th nnv of the latge
tinaticial insftuLons of the ntv.
When It developed that Shaw and
Dickinson differed as to policy and
methods, Shaw propojed purchasing con
trol of the ins-titutlon, but Dickinson de
clined to consiikr the offer and Shaw
therefore contracted to sell to Dickinson.
Shaw s.iys his best wi dies remain with
the Institution and ho h ip fu'- its c ia
!l ll.'ed Cilccess.
Shaw declined to discuss Ills pnlitl-
1 ambitions, fuitlier thiin to say he 's
i tnucli Interested "In a wise solution of
jui lie questions as ever, and as certain
, Ids convictions that tho continued sue
,., ss of tho party In power Is essential to
thu end. He has made no arrange
in. nts for his business future. His agre.
m, t was not to announcn his probable
retirement from the Carneglo Trust com
pany until March 1 and Us becoming
publli at this time Is regictted by him.
3. oil
Tl
and
-. l .
St He- ,
ve't
Will!
Mmiii -
tin i-
and oi In- .1.
2 guns 'i ,
returned to hi- -to
a point "tf
w atch t lie dui a
About throe o
(loot began tu
single column a
cording to dii'isii
ing. Three ,ni
uavv followed t.
tb slilps, sev en . ri.
troyers and in tu
Ville (iagnoii ii. an
having- on boar I
tatoi s f roni .-t "
launches nnd m
spot ting club-, a
forming a stirring
Slowlv ..t llrst tli"
w C, a thou
- age for the
,- he Cniteil
l"nt Roose-
W.'si I
nail"
i- h.iaiil the
s t 'ur among
- i'. exchanged
I ! the ilagshiri
I '- l'e.ina then
w ." Ii proceeib d
V legagnon to
.' tie ships,
k t ' i American
, .- pa --Ing out in
i i rse order ac
' . Alabama lend
f the Hrazlilan
I , of three li.it
. rs and six iles-
. n itnty of Fort
. steamers circled,
1 I,.' l-.lllils of spec
r. hindreds of
1 1 iraft from tho
I gaily decorated,
sii,-, '..ii le.
great warships mov-
.i i .1
suooe-- W 1
A
IV o-
h in .
hero '
M ir M
Ro!,' r, - 1
g' ' e , -
' pport. J
W.lllll'ol w
,nd t . p
i i " : -'-a-k'
i
ii t ' .'
-I
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1Kb 1
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.1 her
i
R
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at
P.nuL
. . abed a
ouar' ellM
!Tk .'I'll
Mil
I p.
Mr rtbaw I" a natlie of Vcrmutit hav
ing liven t'oru in Morristown Novemboi
2, IMS. H" was tWiii elected governor
of low.t, and I'd niary 1. 1WJ, was ap
jiointisl stiictarv of the treasury by
Presidi-nt ISiKiteielt. being succeeded
about n vear ago bv lieorgo H. Cortel
you. He has been ciedited with ptesl
dcntlai ambitions
ed nut as they disappeared from view
they were moving at a 10-knnt pace. One
bv one as they la. '-d the President's
yacht they -aluted with :'l guns, and thu
forts replied in kind. There was much
waving or small (lags ind handkerchiefs
and the cheering S's-ni 'd :neesant with
the noisv blowing o' n liundred -whistles
from tlie steam cra't About this time a
tretin mluus .shower p-ll hut tho majority
nf the spectators held to meir posts until
tlie last warship had disappeared on thu
horizon.
Captain P.. R. lngersoll. thief of statT
to Rmr Admiral Lvans. interviewed be
fore the departure of the tb'et, said that
lie iiul no special pi. ICS for tho passage
of the ships through Magellan str.ut.
They will go through, however, ho said,
as a solid fleet.
KIND WORDS OF RIO PRESS.
Commenting on the departure, of the
fleet, tho Journal of CYuumcrco to-day
said:
"The great priess!o'i wll! soon be set
ill motion and the licit will be on Us
way again, but in the few das uf Its
stay friendships have boon mado and
sympathies won. which will have a fur
reaching effect In the yeirs to come. The
great shins will nt sundown have faded
on tho horizon and will be ploughing their
way to the Pacific. Rio Janeiro will have
becomo for them a tlfinc of the past, but
we hope and trust that from the com
m iiidi r-ln-chlef to the humblest member
of the Heel, feelings of friendship, esteem
and idmiratlon will Is ever present.
the will to the friends an, comrades
whom they leave behind in Rio.
"Cot- - fair weather, come foul thev
have won the hearts of the Hraziliajih.
Ann ric.ins and Kngllshnien In this oit,
and as the mighty vessels boom out a
I rtlng salute to the public they will
take with them the sympathy and good
will expressed by her pons m a heartfelt
'tiodsnei'.l you.
Tlie Herman cruiser Hromon. which
has bt-eti heio tor some tltno past and
which iccciitly was uult-red to it-main
until the depaituro of the Ameiican tleet
In order to nlvo the tii-imali utlicuis ad
ditional 'line to make nbsel vatiulis, left
tu-da i 'ini t with the American ships.
Trtitfiv won't
croup If vo 'i
e minutes with
o Thomas' Fclec
dvl3 llko mazic.
If the Muliy Is Cuttlnc i colli
Ho sure and use that old nnd well-tiled
remedy, airs. Wlnslnw's Soothing Si
rup for children teething. It soothes
the child, softens the gums, nllays all
pain, cures wind colic and Is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea Twenty-live
cents a Dome.
few
-tl"'
1 -ugh
.Nt- Clark t. a -avoiding
her ard w
home o.-c.usiona! Iy
f w da -s ag M - -
her attorney and t 1 '
th.ng serious was gumg t
Tn-duy she went to lu r
c.i'h deiiosit. wrote a n .iptf. r z
herself rcferrm-: the reader to r ,itt. .
ney and armed with thre- rcv.il.-ero wci
to th" store where she knew th.i" rra.J
usually lunclfetl. Stepping fnim tne eleva
tor, si.e waved a.iide th- wa.tre.-s w
ippnui-hed her, and made t r vv
hastily t.j 4 small smoku " n a
gentlemen, Just oft' the mam dining va
Tho big room was lll'-'l w-i'h w rn-
who were lmuhing -ifter c rior-ing s
shopping and amid tie buz. ..' onversa
Hon her agitated T.ir.ner nt'r.i led "
attention omy of t-.e waitn-s-es
-whom noticing twr aryroat-b ' "
cafe, asked if si.'- wrr- -eokirg sen e
"Yi-S," she rep''" I 1 vi I I k'.ow w '. rf
ia too "
PIT1LF.SS MI'IU'..K IN ' V"r
Sle bruihed t" g ' a-:t.. art
moment stoinl bcliind Hradv s t. a-whls-pered
in Ills ear Hefore e ad
to reply she hod shoved n 's-vo'v
h.s fave and t miu.' need fir nr
he.t.1. the n.s-k, t' s io ildi"
breast and tr- abdoniiii wn-
ce-ssively picn f d hj hn'.et.-, ,ini 1 - ol
dead at her fert. Hiving one gla'
thc half dozen men netii1. w -i
momentarily stunned by c-e t m s
dor, Mrs. Clark whipi'i anolh
re
it f ,
from her furs and put a hub- t e i "
right car and two c'.hcrs in 1 "r i"V""i'
The shooting was nit of '. " - -the
hundred or moie shopper Cr es
tdtirant, but the repor; nf t' I - in
created cotistonrition and ".en w v a
rush for the eb vators. ::nir-lov. - u
p ce f'uiokJy closed tin t - - - 'i't i;
o(T a view of the smoking roof and
ifassured liie women if.-s -civ '
w oni realized what had occum-st
Tho p Mce broke the news 1 Pra
aged mother a. a the dem - n-e'v uou
thar,-e it the dead woman - ' '1v
MORRIS K. JESSUP DEAD.
n
inn
Retired Hunker W'ii I'roiiilncnt
Pliltnnthrople Work.
New York, Jan. ?2 M ' -i '
retired hanKcr ami bou; i i ,
civic affairs, died early thi-
nt his home on Mullson avenue
heart disease. For two weeks he 1 i l
been conllned to his bed Resigning ns
president of the Cliambir of Commerce
n i'itr ago, Mr. Jesitip severe il prniti
cally his last connection with n-llve
business. In addition to his larpr busi
ness liiteri'Sltf, he vi as promlniiit 111
philaiitlii il'lf ami sucntiUc nsr ,t
tions lie was piesident of and one - f
tint iliief culilrlbuloi s to the Anirr'
i-iin-Milsi'iiiii of Nuturul History prist,
dctit of the Pcaiy Arctic club ami A-i-ilulKin
society. He contributed bilge
ly and took nctlvo an interest in vari
ous Industrial schools nnd other
philanthropic Institutions cstnb'lsheil
amons the poorer cl-iesef in New York,

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