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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
AFFLlcTEDsW WITH RABIES.
A Madman siies Two Women and Does
Other Strange Things.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 23.-Neighbors
have not the slightest doubt that Alfred
Cole of East Stoneham is afflicted with
rabies. Cole created panic in the village
He was down in swamp on his farm cut
ting underbrush when he complained Of
being sick. Sons neighbors carried him
to house near by.
Mrs. Merrill was bathing Mr.. Coles
head when the patient uttered frightful
snarl and su ldeuly seizedIthe woman. He
bit her in the arm, making a painful
wound, which bad to be cauterized.
Mr.. Small, who witnessed the affair,
clutched the madman and choked him
until Mrs. Merrill's arm was released from
Coles teeth.
Cole struggled fearfully, and throwing
off his coat and vest, ran through the
streets Of the village shouting and crying
at the top of his voice. He ran into the
residence of Mr.. Kicker. and, seizinR Miss
Alma Kicker, bit her on the neck and on
the arms. making three bad wounds. As
sistance arrived or else he would have
killed her.
He barked and snarled like mad dog.
Miss Emma Kicker, sister of Alma,
fought the mailman with all her might
and kept him at bay until some Of the men
In the neigh borhood arrived.
Cole was then secured, aud was taken to
the asylum at Augusta. Miss Alma
Kicker is severely i'll.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
LONSDALE.

Masons are at work on the foundation
wall OF the new dwelling to be erected on
Pleasant street, Prospect Hill, for Michael
j. Morgan. Contractor Dennis J. Shea
Of Cumberland has charge of the work.
George e. Fitzsimmons OF Fisherville,
Mass, Is the guest OF his uncle, John
Fitzsimmons ON Prospect Hill.
The rain OF Sunday night and Monday
caused somo very bad washouts on the
highways In and about this village. The
prompt attention Of the highway depart
ment may avoid costly suits for damages.
James King, who has been on the sick
list for several weeks, is able to be about
again.
Near the "Loafers Tree" on the Great
road, on the line OF the Pawtucket cleo
trio road, is very dangerous spot In tho
highway.
A large rock juts out on one side of the
street and 30 close is II to the railroad
track that person could not pass be-
tween the rock and car. The rock
should be removed before some serious
arcident occurs.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
USED a SKELETON KEY.
Grocer canny Has BeeR system maticalIy
ROBBED by a Trusted employe.

Boston, Aug 23.--A clerk In whom the
utmost confile ce has been placed for IA
years by Ia. employer, Patrick Canny,
wholesale grocer of Hanover street, is ac-
cused of stealing sll0 from his employer.
1t Is also c,simed that sums of money
have been missed from this establishment
at various times for years past. and he is
also accused Of taking this money.
Some time ago Mr.. Canny began To be-
heve that he was being systematically
robbed, and decided to consult the police.
Inspector Cogan WAS detailed to investi-
gate the ease, Yesterday the inspector
was in room In the store from which, he
claims, he could soc what was going On In
the main part of the store, and he saw this
clerk, whose name Is Herman, go to the
safe, place in the lock a key, which he
took from his pocket, open the safe and
take out the money. 1t was then that he
was placed under arrest.
- Canns ALLEGES that during the past 10
years $4,000 has been stolen from him, but
Herman denies that .he ever stole such an
amount. II H. stated that when the man
was arrested. besides the s1l0 that he took
from the safe, there was found upon him
. key which fitted the safe, and which. IL
b supposed, he had made from wax i'm
preston OF IN lock; also three skeleton
keys. Herman " q German, IS years old.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
MOOSE AWAITS THEM.
Alabama FiendS Fleeing
From Vengeance.
WILL BE SHOWN NO MERCY.
Both Are Charged With a Series OF
Awful Crimes.

NATION, Ala, Aug. 23. - Two men
named Meyers, both accused Of henious
crimes. are fleeing from avengine mobs in
this vicinity. One has taken refuge In .
dense wood near Brushy Fork and the
other in big swamp, north Of Charles.
ton. Both are surrounded by posses OF
citizens, and both will almost certainly be
lynched II captured. Gill Meyers II the
name Of the fugitive at Brushy Fork,
which is ~ miles north OF this city. Last
Friday morning he went to the house Of a
neighbor named viii, and finding no one
at home except Mrs. viii. assaulted her.
Afterwards he met his 11-year- olH daugh-
ter and assaulted her and hanged her TO q
tree. Then he went home and beat his
wife and one OF his own little girls, after
which he fed to the woods after armina
himself Before going he ordered his wife
to send him that night a basket of pro-
visions. The little girl, when cut down,
was unable 10 talk She managed to write
the story of hrr treatment.
Will lie shown No Mercy.
A mob sighted him in the woods and 30
shots were fired at him. Meyers returned
the fire and slightly wounded one of the
citizens That night his little girl, whom
he had whipped, carried him a basket OF
provisions The posse have surrounded
the woods and tried 10 captured him.
Shonld he be captured he will certainly be
hanged.
The other Meyers Is the Big -Four
brakeman who slashed Will Ruse TO
death few days ago In row over a girl
with whom he was in love. A mob of 200
persons armed has been searching for him
ever since and his escape is almost impos-
sible.
Meyers is a desperate and well armed
and Is an excellent shot. He has host Of
friends among the searching party who
will fight desperately before they will per-
NIT him to be iynched.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
FINAL MEETING
OF the General Committee on Sc. patrick's
Lawn Party.

or the General committee on st. patrick's
Lawn Party.
Last evening the general committee on
80. Joseph's lawn party held its hnsl meet
ing and after all the b-committees had
reported II was found that every detail
had been attended to and that everything
was In readiness for the grand affair.
The pretty Dunnell grounds will be IL
Illuminated with arc lights and 1000 Chi
nese lanterns.
There will be dancing, games of all
kinds and person who does not enjoy a
few hours spent there would not be happy
In Paradise.
The following is the reception COM
mittee: Edward Smith, John j. Mcguire,
b. T. Lennon, William II. Grimes, Thomas
f. McElroy, Charles McNulty, Patrick
Farrell, John Cullen, Bernard McCaughey,
II. c. McDuff. William p. Moroney, Owen
McNanna, Thomas McAiooon, John Fitz-
patrick, Hugh J. Carroll, Edward O'Brien,
James ii. Winters, William Marian. Fran
els Conlin and Bernard keenan,.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
ALONG THE BLACKSTONE VALLEY.
VALLEY FALLS.

Joseph Ward, who died yesterday, was
a native OF Ireland, but had been In this
country many years. He had been resi-
dent OF Valley Falls for a long time and
was widely known and respected. He
leaves a widow and several grown up SONS
and daughters.
Sister OF Mercy.
Miss Annie M. Ryding, who graduated
from st. Mary's Academy, Bay View, In
June last, has entered the novitiate of the
Sisters OF Mercy at Providence with the
intention OF becoming a Sister. Miss
Ryding goes to her new duties with the
we'll wishes OF large circle OF friends.
Distinguished Traveller.
DIR. George b. gaines, the most dis
tinguished traveller hereabouts, has re-
turned from an extended trip through the
West. The doctor visited the big fair
while away and expresses himself as
highly pleased with all that he saw In the
White City. Praise from Doctor Haines
is praise indeed.
Want a Captain.
Many citizens are discussing the ad-
visibility OF creating the office OF Captain
of Police I'm umberland. There are those
who think that the efficiency OF the local
force would be increased IL an authority
less remote from II than that OF the coun-
ell committee on police had the matter in
charge.
David Howells and family, who have
been on visit to the Worlds Fair at
Chicago, arrived home yesterday. They
were greatly pleased with the big fair.
The Tax Assessors are getting along
with their work as fast as in any previous
year. The increase In the total amount of
property assessed this year will be con-
siderable.
The controversy over the bicycle ticket
No. s117 at Gaskin's pharmacy, dupli-
cate of which was held by Walter M.
Brown, has about died out, as the un-
fortunate circumstance was wholly out of
an error OF the printer I'm numbering the
tickets. Thomas Sullivan who got the
machine was clearly entitled to 1t.
Miss Dora Horton of MiilvilIe, Mass, is
the guest OF friends on High street.
John Is. Cotton of Phenix Is spending
brief vacation In this village.
Miss Eta Raynor OF Manchaug, Mass,
who has been visiting on Broad street, re-
turned home today.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Hack for Funerals, Etc.
at John II. Barber's Stable, Cross street.
Catholic Congress at Chicago.

Delegates and others who wish to at
tend the Worlds Fair and the Catholic
Congress have been notified that the tram
will leave the Lowell Depot, Causeway
street, Boston, Saturday, September 2, at
O'Clock. While in Chicago the party
will stay at Raymond q whitecomb's
Harvard Hotel near the main entrance
OF the exposition. Any person desiring
tickets, send s75 to r. ii. Hanley, 26O
Washington street, Boston, Mass, and
the sooner the better. This change OF
time brings the train into Chicago at Sun
day evening at $3.50 thus saving one night
in the train.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Cholera Reports.

VIENNA. Aug 23.-The mayor of the
Hungarian city Of Szolnok, where cholera
is epidemic. has been suspended from Office
In view of his responsibility for the fatally
bad sanitary condition of the whole dis
trict under his supervision. The cholera
has now spread to the county Of Szar boles
In Hungary.
ROME, Aug Xa There were nine fresh
cases of cholera in Naples on Monday and
six deaths. seven fresh cases ON Tuesday
and five deaths. Deaths from cholera are
reported from Oviglio Roccaverano and
San Giuliano. Vecchio.
Aug. 22--No cholera ex.
ists In this city. At Soolina the epidemic
spreads rapidly. The mortality is excep-
tionally large
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
KITCHEN 6ARRooMS
Furnish a Subject For a Row Between Select.
men and Law Abldera

DANvERs, Mass. Aug 23.-The Law
and Order league of this town is still on
the warpath against the sale of liquors,
which Is being sold through the kitchen
barrooms. Tue selectmen and the chief OF
police have met the members Of the league.
and there was clash. One Of the SELECT
men offered To ga with any member Of the
league and the chief of police to any sus-
pected place where they thought liquor
was sold, but the members refused To 10
that A committee Of the league then
showed the selectmen prssuD med list OF
the Law and Order league. The SELECT
men claimed to have found two names OF
men that own places where liquor is sold,
letting them to tenants who are among
the suspected kitchen barroom keepers.
The others o" l!.cV- anNlo ""e pollcr
have suspect d ihnt gambling is carried
on. The sclecimen informed nen that II
they had aIy .ivcs where they would like
to have the lice raid such request would
he carried ort
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Pleasant View Runaway.

At the corner of Woodbine and Foun-
tain streets this morning driver for
Frerbert q saillant, grocers, left a horse
to which was attached weight. The hof SO
took fright at some cause unknown and
In its turntable facts the wagon collided
with the tenement building OF James
Fitzpatrick, taking away portion OF the
brick underpining and breaking the wa
gor. The horse knocked down a child
and caused a scalp wound. Il. M. Cahill's
horse also took fright and was prevented
from an accident by Officer Nemitz.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
TO Be TRIED SEPT. Il.
Potter'S Counsel Fails to
Obtain Poslponement.
FRENCH'S CASE T0F0LL0W.
False Certification Indictment Against
Work Is Mol Pressed.

PosTov, 4 Judge Putnam In TIE
United Sa - eb'cuit court gav hearing
yesterd.y 10 ,ounscl for the government
snd for tne q ndants upon the matter OF a
trial OF the Mweriok bank cases in Sep
tember as heretofore arranged District
Attorney Ho said that the government
was ready TO go ahead with the trial OF
Mr.. Potter os the indictment charging
the defendant with making false entries
In the books Of the bank. The trial OF
Mr.. Potter could 40 on Sept ~ arranged
by Mr.. Allen. He was not, however.
ready to go Oh with the trial of Mr.. Work.
He said that this was the wish OF At
torney Genera Olney, who had instructed
him when appointed to start in immedi-
stsly to prepare the Maverick bank cases
for trial.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
LOCAL LIN ES.

Miss Grace Parker of this city is visit
ingpn Wakefield.
Mrs. John Ide and daughter, Ethel,
have been visiting at Rockville.
Miss Alice Smith OF Woonsocket is the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. William +. Cofiey
Mrs. Riley and family of Taunton
are visiting the family OF james Ford OF
Main street.
Joseph Hill, prominent dry goods
merchant of Wilmington, Del, is on a
visit to Lyons Delany.
The employees of 8. Y. Phinney had Il
pleasant time at Rocky Point yesterday
at Mr.. Phinney's expense.
The Fairlawn Improvement Society has
given notice that 1t has nothing to do
with the Saturday evening picnics In that
locality.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
LEFT TO THE BISHOP.
Two Connecticut Churches al War Over the
Possession OF a Chapel.

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, Aug. 23.-Bishop
Williams has been asked to decide con-
troversy between st. Johns Episcopal
church Of Bridgeport and St. psul's church
of Fairfield over the possession Of st.
Mary-by-the-Sea, new chapel being built
at Black Rock. The chapel Is being built
by subscription, and over $500 has already
been raised.
Mr.. Pearsall gave the promoters land for
a site, ex President Harrison sent tl0 for
the fund ard his letter will be sold TO the
highest bidder, $50 having already been
offered for II. Rev. w Strother Jones Of
St. Pauls claims the chapel ls in his parish
and Rev. w. II. Lewis Of bridgeport holds
that Il is in the jurisdiction Of his church.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23

MANY bus meas Men Attend the Funeral Of
M. y. Deshy.

MANY bus meas Men Attend the Funeral Of
M. y. Doshy.
The funeral OF Michael II. Deahy was
solemnixed from the Church of the Sacred
Heart at 80 O'Clock today and the house
OF worship was filed with relatives and
acquaintances. Noticeable among the
large assemblage were many business
men Of this city.
Requiem high mass was sung, Rev. Father
Hurley being celebrant; Rev. Father Red
Than, deacon, and Rev. Father Farreliy
sub deacon. At the close OF the mass, Rev.
Father Hyrley, acting pastor of the
church, spoke words of coincidence and
sympsthyto the remaining members OF
the family and the relatives.
He said that since his advent into this
parish, among the societies to which he
belonged and also among the many bust
ness with whom he associated, none spoke
but inx he most respectful manner OF his
manly qualities.
The remains rested In neat broadcloth h
casket and at the close OF the funeral SER
vices the cortage wended Its journey To
the st. Francis cemetery where the re-
mains were consigned to earth. The
bearers were Michael Moy, John Jolly,
Phillip rally, John Brady, Thomas f.
Brady, Thomas +. Dwyer and p. +. Mas
terson.
There were many floral tributes.
Among them were a large emblem OF
"Gates Ajar," at the base of which was
the word, sympathy" from the clerks Of
the Deahy Bros store; pillow, from the
family; wreath, from Brown Durrell ~
Col sickle, from J. Callahan. large cross,
from Shepard, Norwell " Co., Boston,
and star, crescent and base, from Miss
Florence Eber.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
FINANCE COMMITTEE.

The Members VIII Inspect the Daggett
Farm and DunnelI Estate.
The joint standing Committee on FL
nance met last evening and voted to ap-
prove of the ordinance appropristing
f2S16 for S52 feet of land of the old Miller
estate on Main strret.
The park question was considered and
after thorough canvass OF the matter the
committee did not think 1t right to re-
port recommending the purchase OF
either estate until the members had seen
the places.
The Committee on Finance, in company
with the Committee on Parks, will visit
the Dunnell estate and Daggett farm FRI
day afternoon.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Chance Of Lime Iabla.

BY reference to the advertising columns
II Will be seen that a change for Sunday
trips OF the Pawtucket steam boats has
been made as follows: But two boats will
run which will necessitate emitting the
II, 3 and o o'clock trips down the bay,
and the 1:i5, 4:15 and 7;i5 trips up.
Patrons should remember the hour for the
last boat leaving Buliock's Point.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Home Rules Pr0uress.

LONDON, Aug. 23-An interesting de-
bate took place In the house of commons
on proposal offered as AN amendment TO
the home bill providing that the Irish par
lament should be forbidden to impose dis-
abilities or confer privileges on anybody
on account of parentage or birthplace.
The amendment brought up the question
of taxing the absentee landlords of Ireland.
The amendment was agreed to.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Was Hungry.

Two men under the influence of liquor
stole dinner pail belonging to a work.
man on the Odd Fellows building this
forenoon and the man gave chase. The
fellow ran into Max Feder's store and the
workman grabbed him by the throat. A
row would haye followed but for the in
reference of Officer Reynolds.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Pos!office inspectors Busy.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-Ths postoffice
department is informed of the arrest Of
DIR. Matthew Taylor at Mount Winans.
Md, on char.e of sending scurrilous
matter throu n the mails. Jacob Keppler
and Sarah Joaes were arrested In BalCi-
more ON similar charges. George H.
Makepeace, late postmaster at Sanford,
NC, has been arrested On Q charge OF
embezzling registered mail matter.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Don't Want a Park Now.

A petition Is being circulated and is
being quite literally signed requesting the
Board OF Aldermen to defer action on the
matter OF purhasing public park for the
present. The petition is to be presented
to the Board tonight. II Il understood
that Hezekiah Conant and others drew up
and started the paper.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
DISTRICT COURT.
william Carter sent to Philadelph, other
Cases.

william Carter Sent to oPhiladelphis-oiher
CASES.
Tbs morning before Jud dge Shove In the
District Court Joseph Lemoino, IL years OF
age, was charged with stealing pair OF
shoes from the store OF Evans a Young.
He pleaded guilty and was fined e. and
costs.
William Carter was found asleep In
freight car and was very indignant when
awakened, but after he got into the
"hurry up" he remarked that the officers
were very kind, for Pawtucket was one Of
a very few places where man would be
given ride In carriage In the middle OF
the night. This morning he told the
court he came from Philadelphia and was
told to hustle back there.
Two persons were fined y and costs for
drunkenness.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Nearly Drowned.

Yesterday man who was at work erect
Ing the new dam above the Falls fell of
into the swift current and was swept
down upon the rocks. He caught hold OF
one and rope was thrown TO him by a
fellow workman and he was pulled ashore.
II is expected the work will DC completed
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Carter Harrison 10 Wed.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23-Mayor Carter Har.
rison is to be married some time In Sep
tember. The lady is Miss Annie Howard
of New Orleans. She is about 30 years old
and is worth about s3,0O0,0O0. Mayor Har-
rison is SO years old. and this will be the
third time he has gone through the mar
riaQe ceremony
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Denver Laborers Driver From Work.

DENVER, Aug. pa mob Of unem-
ployed laborers visited the scene of the
north side sewer and drove out of the
trench 75 men who were working eight
hours at o. % a day. Later the mob drove
OF the laborers At work on the Capitol
hill sewer.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
BERKELEY.

William Hunts son OF William ii. Hunt,
died Monday noon, aftera lingering ILL
ness OF typhoid malaria. He was highly
respected Ia the community. His funeral
will take place Thursday afternoon from
the residence Of his parents.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
NEWS IN A-NUrsHelL.

A big falling of In the coal bdsiness IL
reported by Boston dealers
Quincy's (Msss) total valuation In
ele,63s, ,670, and the tax rate ti5So.
Certificate holders Of the Order Of the
Solid Rock will receive 20 per cent OF their
money.
There was riot at Gilberton. Pa, over
the laying OF car tracks Two citisens
were killed aud others were badly injured
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
New rnqland Briefs.

Aiphonse Duinore was dangerously
beaten AMI kicked by Charles and William
Belleyille OF Miilbury, Mass.
An attempt will be n ade TO baye the
Yale-Haryard football match play / on
the Waltham (Mass.) bicycle park.
The Keeue Furniture company OF Keene,
n. H., has shut down for an indefinite
period. The company employs 80 hands.
Miss Margaret Twombly Of Rochester,
~ Y, while in the passenger station at
Portsmouth, ~ H., was taken violently
insane.
Mrs. Fred Lelands Of Chester Depot, VT,
fell through a scuttle into n cellar, strik-
Ing on her heal and shoulders. Her recov-
cry Is doubtful
Lucius Tuttle. vice president OF the New
Haven railroad, was elected president of
the Boston and Maine Railroad company,
to enter ON his duties Oct H.
Varnge & Moony's shoe shop at Alton,
N. H., which has a payroll OF $4,000
yearly, has closed indefinitely because of
inability To make collections.
The body of Frederick v. Sibley OF
North Brookfield, Mass. was found IN
Lashway pond, East Brook1eld. He is
believed to have committed suicide.
The 9th annual camp meeting Of the ST.
Johnsbury district Methodists opened at
The grove at Lyndonville, VT, under the
leadership OF Presiding Elder Hamilton.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Diamonds In Ms Back Yard.

BUFFALO, Aug. 23.-While Michael Red
mond was in his backyard he saw some
thing brilliant in the dirt and picked II up.
II was diamond. Continuing his search
he found three more. The debris of q
hotel fire was dumped on the ground
where Redmond's lot now Is.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Three Scors and Five.

Alvin r. jerks, the well known busl-
ness man and Lincoln's benefactor, is 90
years old today. All will wish the gener-
ous- hearted gentleman may live scores OF
years more.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Eleven MIIIIop DoIIars

has Just been received In this country and
great will be the reward to anybody that
will bring some Of II 1--WE don't want 10 sl)
20 n. A. kennison. the music dealer, p to m
High street, Pawtucket. You can have any,
thing you want out Of our well filed store OF
Pianos. Organs, Pictures, Picture Frames.
etc. at very low prices.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Boies the Favoriie.

DRs MONIES, Aug Ex-Governor Boies
will probably be renominated at the Dem.
ocratic state convention, although he has
written letter declaring himself con-
scientiously opposed to third terms and
declining to be candidate.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Funeral OF Martha SayIes.

Many Of the residents here who are en-
ployed in the Saylesville Bleachories
are idle today, as the works are closed on
account OF the funeral OF Miss Martha
Fessenden Sayles, daughter OF William +.
Sayles, which took place at noon.