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TILE RETURNING BOARD.
They Write to the Herald Defining
Their Position.
pISTsICf iITVGNEY GlsNErS PRESENTxEAT.
1 lrvssi DID, ihE klg 10 CsGd AGs 4hrh
Iag ca CAN fnz TIL FalI
LOUlSIANA OPINION.
Ltadas Democrats Condemn the Course Of
the Prosecutors.
DSTGICT lTTRSEY glSSErs PGEsEsIxEAT.
LOUISIANA OPINION,
Ibs rELEoRApH TO rar nrnALp.I

>u~ oHlEASs, July "a 1917
The ns.cinent Of the Returning Besrd having
caused considerable discussion throughout tho ccasly
nssAlp eofrsspeasens called the members aud
rromncus citizens here 20 obisin their views on tho
matter President Well. Of ,ls Board ana Gcaersl
Andersen 90 being requested 10 furnish their views
10 the HkKALp declined 70 maze sny statement. but
drow mp the following ies,sr which subsequently
signed also by kenasr aud cassaavs, aud which Is
given Is their oaciAi repw;-
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POISONING A FAMILY.
The Marrow Escape Of rive Pe-son. In Eliza
beth-A servant Arrested.

The cause OF tho sudden sickness Of i've
members OF John O. Nlagio's family In Eliza
beth. N. j.. on Friday night soon after eating
supper has not boon nsccriained. The servant
Henrietta Grnncll. or Harriet Young IA she
variousy styles herself. was arrested on
Monday on suspicion OF having put
arsenic or an,imony into tic milk or tea
Those who were taken with vomiting.
purgng and severe pains are Mrs. J. o. Magic.
John u. Magic. aged ~; George C. Magic. aged
20 Sarah Magic. asod g; and Winfield S. Magic.
aged II.
DIR. James 8. Green was called. and the symp-
toms were pronounced those OF poisoning. All
are considered out Of danger except George
Tho youngest members Of the family were taken
sick first, and were the first 10 rally. All were
prostrnted on Friday night. Saturday md Sat
urday night; 80 much 30 that physician was
who could care forthe sick were then soanxious
about them TINT no ono thought about socking
out tho cause OF the mischief until sunday.
Henrietta Grinncll had boon in Mr.. Magie's
servlce only n month. and In that short time,
Mr.. Magic says. She developed an ungovcrnablc
temper, IA hatred Of children. and uncomfort-
ably odd ways. She Ia confined IN the county
jail in Elizabeth When arrested. several articles
other ilncry worth moi y. were found in her
pockets. She had at the same time. wrapped
about her body. under hcr clothes. a sheet that
belonged in IA" house. She IL about 70 years
ycnra old. and II hard and coarse featured. She
iatN denies the charge OF poisoning. and vol
untcgrs the opinion that some meat that WIS on
the dinner table at noon WIS the cause ot the
sickness. However. when suddenly asked by "A
reporter last night why she poisoned the family
she blurted out: Because hated 'oml"
A strange story IL told by Isaac Titus. n coll
orcd man in MIR. Magic's employ. who was SIT
ting IN the dining room on the night OF the sup
Per. II had been noticed that the odd boy Of the
Magic family. Barnes. eight years old. had been
more of n favorite with the servant than any
OF the other children. and that TO little 1ve-yoar
old Sarah tho servant took an uniwcouniahlc
aversion. Titus says he noticed that Barnrs was
not given tea. That fat WIS noticed bucHus,
the boy asked for it, The servant refused t.
give him the drink. while she pressed the LITTLE
| glrl 10 take a second cup.
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PLiIN W0RDs FROM DIR. BELLOWS.
The snnruinary bitterness OF Mohnmme dan
Mntrcd Of the ChrIsIInn World.

Association Hall was well filled last night
with an audience that had responded TO the call
of the Hon. William T.. Dodge and others TO cN-
press sympathy with the Christian victims OF
Turkish cruelty. Mr. Dodge presided. Auor
prayer 10y Dr. Prime resolutions of sympathy
with the Christians who are suffering in the
Turkish provinces were passed and addresses
were delivered 10y the Key. Drs. Thompson.
Washburnc. ana Bellows.
Dr. Bellows said that he had occasion 10
speak in "A similar strain. on a like sub
jet. some years ago. and that for so do
ing he wns made the subject OF diplomatic
correspondence. 1t was at tho time of the
Cr'iAn insurr" ton. nt II meeting of sympathy
Tor these people. held in the lnrse hnl Of the
Cooper Union. III remarks having hrrn re-
ported. the then Turks Min -ior. BlH'que
j 81. took umhra.," ut them. and udtr --"d "a
dangerous man. who should hc dealt with. Mr..
seward replied that Mr.. Boy should remember
that he was not in Turkey. and tdat some inn
perie tion or oversight in the Constitution Of
the United States prevented the Government
from interfering with the expression oi opinion
OF any citizen.
DR.. Bellows described his own experience in
MOhnmmcdan countries, and told OF his having
h"cn peltrd With stones in the Holy Land and
spit upon and seOwled at in Cairo. He spoke Of
Mo-ems for Christians. and said that Il is a.
fierce to-day as II WIS centuries ago IL de-
= ribbed the Turks ~ powerful leaders of this
faith who are Wreaking upon thcir CHRISTIAN
lgiou- fnnaileism. H. thanked God that Rus
snn guns. and Austrian hnvon"t- and English
swords. and Amrrl'u 'un powder and lull are
likely g. blot out the Turkish Empire IN Europe.
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MR. IIELD's COMMITTLi.
Getting at the Bottom Facts or the LoW.iana
Returning board Frauds.

WAsHINGToS, jan 30-David Dudley Field
and his fellow committeeman have made brave
hendway in getting mt the bottom fists la the
Louisiana Returning Board frauds To-day
they ndded 10 their volume of testimony of
Southern election doings the evidence OF two
men who were intimately connected with the
frnuds in Louisiana krnnrr, OF Returning
Board nOtoiicty. mado hls third Appcalnn " be-
fore the committee. and Littlrlcld. clcih of the
board. his second Both testified with apparent
lr,slom from any desire to withhold the
ilAs Kcnncrs halfwited manner has
created an impression that he docs not
fully share with his assooaos a knowledge of
tie Louisiana electoral thon, but is rather an
nppc cndago of tho board. chosen because he
would M the place of "A member and follow the
loud OF Wells and Anderson During his o'ru-
panry Of the stand to-day he told the committee
h. had a memoranda OF the brHrds proceeding
in both secret and open session, which hr hgrcrd
to produce II given tme to 20 10 his trunk in
the bnsrmont Of the Capitol, wheruhe and other
memh.la OF the Returning Board ARE inprlson-
cd. THIS l'aNe was given. While he was gone
ccriniu KcpuhlicHns who have been closely
watching the cours" Of the Louisiana testl-
mOny became alarmed for isar konn"r
In his smplclty might go too fnr
In furnishing Information to tho committee
They therefore Lastenedto procure tho services
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rs THE wAR cn0uD DIssoAyINcg


-. "a p.,,,o,. ,,,...., :, r..
bOHDoN, Jan. ia hcuVer u'sIatch from
Raeusa snys: "Thc Bti,sh German. and Itnl.
inn Copsuls will nro,ccd 1, Ccttinis TODAY I, ia
'".' Oo","e ~, WI, t..i',. pr,n N,n, ;" 70
repoTUu' III OTu''i 10 'll'" P" i'"'N N'hOlhs VI
make poncc with tho Porte. il the lnitcr will
code ,o Montcnorro the twelve dis,rcts do
tho Turks 10 send into Nics.cs twelve tons OF
rrovisio,a durino Frbrunry"
pio'i7iuis "", ~
Tho Post publishes the following In semi-om-
clnl form: II no unforceeen accident occurs
10 dis,urh ,hn dian,sltion which sniu,ntna nll
10 uHturo INC ulSp'e''o. VIZ" ""'ii'"''S M
the powers. we may hopo thht III inc course ~
the next month assurances will be given which
",'' iu',i' w, '"'~ ~
hlned thnt inc piospec' Vi IulVpo"h Waf IL
v,,,ro josr,,,b 10 tha Times sors. :" Al,
'ic"in "'7p''" W Wv ~ '"'s ~
thOugn circumstances h"Ne Er'h'y 'hhngel
since the Cars Moscow speech that cnuncia-
,i .,,,,,, -, oi,,..,,i,or ignorod m o,,i
.on ,'''"Y' w. e. ,,.,1n hi, o.I
question IL what stcp hus7h Nh"ulu ulke. anu
tho final decision OF that question is still pend
,ns, a, :, po,.rshnr,,-nnd ia d,non1,n, ~, u,o
% iS ~ ~ ~, ~ y, ,r,,'i L",,,.,S th, r..i',,M M ,,.
~, , w w., ~, r,is al, il Lns iatnlv IN 'i, ~
W. y" So. H.. w.. L,,.,.n ~ 4 y, -
n,"nsy: Sinve IN, ,n" nirI !, is ,nr h,1,n W.
M /, -, - ~, ~, -, -, no .i,.i,ap ~, ~,
nia, a,,,,'otn 80 ,,lih ,iovt ~. r,,,i,,n, ~
hnart inst sun,m"r such atitItion. inInnj ia
IL .s ~ 80, - ,,l,i'', r,,bt -
io H. uiay"J win Blt nr"por,i"nainly es rnb.
H. ,.,,t}nn ,,oa,d nri,,,tn n, tfytv If iL nnrtv
ht ~, o,,r, ,r IN 'iai cir,iSs rnmr.s,r,s
H,sssi,nn MH,s III rni,nn,l iinns b"s inrnnsnd If mmy
t,l M H., mr., Vt,"tom oi this thoi th"sc
rernrta eLnut his tr,n,inent nhiien,inn of the
~ ~ "'i" ,,,i,, ,i, 20 t az dr,p, rh'r" s,,.n,a
Ne douM thot the Cznr'a parinc dis
mnai,inn has boen very much STRENGTH
THlI''n h's u,m, m,,,,m, W. "" ir.,r,.,,,,,.s
riul W u hun,ppr oa %, ,,,, "s'
ous ind ationS lately rc.eivet 81 n close 9onnr'-
u"h Su,-s,,nR n,,w,en WI nrinis n,'l anu nn n
M a-p'raons Rmd r op,nHnSi p, n hn no, oo InRy R
! among inc people AT lNieN lll III ll' ON 'lul
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When the Funerals were Most Numerousiy
Attended. nnd why.

In the National Temperance Socic'Y's con-
ference yo-t rlay. the R'v. Dr. Patton of New
Invra said that hc began 10 fight King Alcohol
in New York ilty-snNon years ago. Watkins
homcward one evening. he was impressed
with the evil, Of selling rum in family grore-
ri"s. ami Oh the next sunday he preached
against dram dr Nh n, A day or two after
ward onn of his d"ac1ns r"qu '-ici him not 30
sly nlyth NJ NOR ON that subject. On bong
pr s-'i lur the rruson, the deacon sald
thut the corner grocer had threatened Ia
p \ him in the pulpit with rotten mp
pics and roti N eggs. Dr. Patton then
preached moro point 'dN than before, nni ON
Monday morning u rap 4 the front door dis.
iurbtd lis breakfast the grocer appear II
tn pnrs'l contain ng tea, sugar. rails ur. all
~pir". and cinnamon llr. Patton WIS always
invited tp lr'N. ON h.S pastoral Nl- II. Funerals
W T. st rt 3 l.. NJ. ~" iun rG NOT T. move until
a. Tnr mt r., nIus hnurW spent IN dr u' .ns
A graui ruuy persons W ~ to funerals ilrn,' "
slii nr. l'ti ,D TaPW nt carry. und dad not
l. us ans iIr un ril stfii Fi.
At iHn 1I ifr D1 Tor eut li-t onn 'rspn on
lI- 1ldr A Wlr. Wlo itni'i store Mll'' ih"
ifft.r rN- 1883 - aH.l H,lr NNuil -'I i.l' D" IS,
l.,"l. sd az. AND ,rlrhcrr, ti' nNi th" rniu.
From f... ,l.,lu -i nn Doe t.Af I ll- "a 's r-,
"nni." nN.i 'd i4' DnfnrW th i't Or, wYuld
ritifr huNn .nun W.ilnn un nlV i" thnn forty
in,u. / luv' .nn CO., ihe oi' Do .n thi % On"
won p INu' i.all i.r out. tlc world would soon
come g. au end.
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SrnrcK ~ LGUTNING lT Srl.
The American ShIp DAkoi. Burned The
Dnicrrs aud tr,M saved.

LoNpoN, Jan. 30 News received here
from Futul. I'm the A2or"-. dated Jun ~ says
iUut nn German NrIg ,lViR hp- l.,l lnndellt
ihut plao, thocrrw Of the American shin Du-
koU4. Capt. bay. which l,t Ncw Orleans on iAr
l7tnof last month for Liverpool On Jan 2. in
a terrible thunder storm. the Dakota wits struck
Joy lightning. when she was about 400 miles io
The northg,,twurd OF the A2olDs. Tho ship
wa- soon wrnpprd in a sheet oi flame. Can't.
Day gnve orders to lower the hoats. which was
done AZ rapidly ~ possible, although they were
on fire and seriously injured. Several of the
officers and crew burned their hands badly
while SO engaged.
Tho captain. wife and two children wore the
fret 10 enter the bonis, nltcr winch the Officers
and crrW-tN enty three in all followed. They
W"re provided with a good supply oi provisions.
The weather 10y tins time had heTonn some
what moderate ana the party renamed near the
burning .up, knowing I, ,N u would serve 10y
day and might m a signal ut distrH HHs. Tn" tlrr
had obtained such n complete mastery over the
vessel that no tiipt could De muir to OrNtlngulSh
H. The iirt second and third day pie0r'i
without any passing vessel roulng io their
-lr'ur. Meanwhile tho burning masts had
fallen into thr sea. The outlook WIS "A drrary
one. but p'riH dis 'iplln" Wan pres Nrd IN IN
boats. Suddrnly the lookout shouted \ snill
-nlli' and all ryr- were cast in tnr direction
ln which he Wis lookng, the vessel proved 10
hr tho q rman hrs Ilrdwig VIII euun took
them on board Hul treated them with the lfr't-
,'-t possible kindness. Tho Dukut.'s papers
were saved 10y Capt DAf.
VI o. in lslG an,l Wil7 own a by Mr.. j, W. Mari,
Oi that plarc. ThH lollpNin. were hrr prin IUul
proportions. Length lW icrti breadth 3s inrt,
nnddr pth Of hold - fert lirdsausui MIA, - io. t.
fastened, and ,wns ~ every respect u stan IN
and we'll found yrsSol.
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4 SUPREME corsr DECISION
That May Have an Important HenrinE on
the Presidential Count.

WASHINGTON, 1ln 3o.-ln the supreme
Court Of the United States on Monday. in ease
from the West. the Court decided that where
town officers resigned under the laws of Hi
nols the law providing thnt the r's.gnaions Of
public officers should not take effect untila sue
--or had been elected and qualified. they did
Mt III their l-nhtlons ana thtV had
boon accepted. ~illl they remained OH 'rrs
unl.r the law uliil their ~ cr~-or- quail nl.
Nj Justice Hunt delivered the opinion. This
deus on has unusual sigma 'Ancc IN connection
with the Presidential cont -. rs II Is rluiiN"i
that " atts did not cca4o tl be- Postmaster in
cons 'luop of li, rcsi i.sruilln, which had not
h'.n ascept"d when he Wis olrt"i a. I'LL the
Nnwusy III the Elr.tOral College caused hy his
Inrlgihi,ty. Where are other Republican
cle tors in Is like kcIrcdieamrnt and tins dr'ls ion
Of the SuIsemg Court may have an important
beArInE ON the PrrsILrnlInl clunt.
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rnoor, No AoNGrH wINrrD.
No Iongcr tienper 10 Keep Thew In and
N.Ar Mm.lIn.. nn thmn IlseM hrre.

WAsulSGroN. JAR. ao-Or l,e- hlyo hoon ro-
c,i',iA 'i, nal sung f.Hf tHir .ic. Of H-'l'r'
wlo~ prop,l STAT ,, DE- at iorir-, NDtc. r''uln Go
ult lo.utlA h0ai iul %. ue rNtr is noi A,t entirely
,i.u ~ d, Thought N.y v.ll n.i ouhaft lrr, N0ulay
i. ~ Tho irn.f. fhht VIII ietVl nn Mnuia, tho~
iNef auNtd Doe cuu ,untN ',ti.nr ANN Hla.t uuirr
tAr command tHI lHi.r Ilt tHnI HNt Hil N.it .
l. tnurfh Aftlrr, con lplor rnnimaniun- Battery g.
First. ca l'.tl cNNuauIui- hltti. e, lfh. MAJOR
Ran iul.l. ami Battery A. rllrh. Col lurrhinr IheN
np,. i0u -ttuoa.d A. f0rlrc-. Mouue pnfi0n, 10 INC
Presidential tlotuor huf Wrr urirrd to south tHrnlnh
tur-e- r,r the prar,. "a, band oi Che Arrr, srliOpl
VIA. hnrri,tl l about Nuv 2' wl rrifiu ~ tt sAne
time II D.. tuusi that tine other truois viii ave Tor
post, North and West aAuTuy.
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Air,.u. s,cphcn.'. Condition.

WAsuiSoroS. Jan. 10 Mr.. Stephens rallied
tndl, nnl vA+ tun,i,rl oui of L.nger la A hOOlinr
n.r. uur-l iurinf tie t, unf Hui at f..i. s,l.
..ft lnN Al Hni-u li. drHfh l.. mos alIf,I .i.i 900.
ul,lial. '.. iii,ienl' a hr ft',0t rUro'ef
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I'iuckS AIr.. kochlcr.

O0ior Weinberg captured Robert Sichcrt
whom woman wa- chasing iu Grand street yesterday.
i.fnie Ju,ucr knnnir hc was accused OF having OBJ
mnrd thtrc Nlu,n' DHls ,rN 1908 machines, vuin'i "a
49, unn thnrh nhl,r drallr at lil tirhnd street.
eI lal h.h irIur~ mat tit Do. li stare tnr the 'he
tut, Inn 40 ~ oiNth NNi' AMI hc procured Oh, ma.
thlul- tfftht Mrs hnl'tr dt- iNffti that ~iO"rt
hid ~d tlr machines ami when thc sHW INN lu t'thld
en't -'' ful ttr Al, lac pI.alpr 40 tellu4 ~ -
Z ~ INN
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Tue LATEST OLD UORLD NEWS.
The Pope md th. Clerical Abuscs Act-AA
Ency cIicni Ia Preparation.

IoSpoS. Jan. 3O.-The Times has "A despatch
from Rome sins the Pope will protest against The cle
cal Abuses at recently passed hy tho Italian thamhes
OF d. rues, Us mrhn.v au Acnnl Nllti l. row minq
prepared II viii rruhHhl. Ice Published ~ a Cons. .tor1
winch viii hc held duung DE nr. iolinlsLt an March.
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seventh street ana fnih acpuc. drove cart in front
OF Edward Mctls grocery NJ 40 Third avenue, last
evening, and looh barrel Of su2ar ON falls, order
Thcy uNtrtHk 'u ~ f.'A second street aud lNing
Ton avenue hl Omrer Murphy. ana when he ordered
them to stop they attacked hu took AWAY euh beat,
Kicked and knu, krh HIM down before hr could rap Tor
assistance They were locked up in the fny ninth stree,
police
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SAN Francisco. Jan 3O,-Congrcss man Piper
Of this district has written letter 10 Horne, Davis con
gresham elect stating his intention Of contestns the
oloo ion on the ground that Mr. Davis received DO
fraudulent votes, the votes having been ens ON e. run
1 enrolment nni the names ni the voters not nav
ing been entered the great register lie also alleges
that MI Davis received 4,cD votes which were casl by
parties MhO were non rC sidents
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ALBANY Jan. S0-Ths order granted by Jus
tce Lnndun allowing the o the Abingdon square
savings bank Mr. Frsnk Thunp son 10 Iny AlrdvnI vi
sl2,175 " MAS Med Lere igday,
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Query: Why will men smoke common to-
baccu, when they can buy Marhlsg Br0s seal vi North
CalVllpa,' al I've saule price et-Al,
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The Au,ocrn, orNew York.

Tomorrow morning will appear in the Dalv
Van, good purtrnlt the Autncrnt oi New YORK. Lot
nll Tamnany make rush for tho wuaos that day ADJ
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Victor f. Mnugcr's American Playing Cards.
new deslgus byd bI al rssponslplv dyaVls
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-12-14
business Rireftorp.

Name, Business and Location Of the lead
ina Business Houses in st. JOhnsburu.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
HASKELL & SONS, Hoyt's Block, R. R. st
Apothecaries.
C. C. BINGHAM No. 5, Bank Block, Main st.
Attorneys at Law.
NJ MONTGOMERY, Jewetts Building R. R. st.
ELISHA MAY. over Hall & Fletchers Store
EELDEN & IDE, No. 2 Caledonian Blk, up stairs
Books and Stationery.
HOWARD & ROWELL, Caledonian Blk, Main st
Book Binders.
c. NJ. STONE & CO.. Agt's, Monument Square.
BIanks--Legal and Business.
C. NJ. STONE & CO., Monument Square.
Bakers and Confectioners.
CROSS & BRADLEY, Main Street.
Clothing for Men and Boys.
E. ct. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village
Crocl<ery, Glass and Stone Ware.
l.. & T. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Carpeting, Paper-Hangings, window-shades
L. & 7. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
j. L. PERKINS, Caledonian Block, Main Street.
w. 1. Goods, Groceries and Fruits,
MATHEWS s. PETTENGILL, Eastern Avenue
Dry Goods, and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
0. II. HALE, Avenue Block r. r. Street.
E. & I. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Furniture and Caskets.
HALL u SWITSER, Main Street.
CALDERWOOD, & SEVERANCE, I.O.O.F. Blk,
File Manufacturer.
St. JOhnsbury File Works, opp. Passenger Depot
Groceries and Housekeeping Goods.
Il. & I. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Insurance, Qife.l
T.. L. SARGENT, (Etna) Railroad Street.
Iron Founder and Machinist.
LUKE BUZZELL, North end, R. R. Street.
Photographs.
D. y. CLIFFORD, Caledonian Block, Main Street
Printers and Publishers.
Z. NJ. STONE & CO., Caledonian Block, Main St.
Stoves and Tin Ware.
T. f. FLETCHER Eastern Avenue.
IL. E. 81 ID. @. WOODRUFF Railroad Street.
Il. COWDERY, Eastern Avenue.
Watches, Jewelry and Toys.
HOWARD 81 RoWELL, Caledonian Blk, Main