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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-05-24
Post Mills.

Mrs. G.. w. Knight is visiting in
Montague City, Mass.
Mr.. Edwin Knight and daughter of
Nashua, N. H., have been entertained
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. FL G.
Putnam on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs G. M. Lee of Athol,
Mass, have been spending some days
on South Lake Street.
Mrs. Geo, w. Comstock and Miss
Comstock, who have spent the winter
in Lynn, Mass, returned on the 18th,
and reopened their home on Lake st.
Base ball game on the IS h, between
the Thetford and Posi- Mills mines
A goodiy number of our residents
attended the exhibition at Thetford
Hill
Several witnessed the base ball game
at Hanover.
Misses Kate and Frances Dodge have
returned from st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Staples will spend the
summer in Bradford
Edwin Emerton has been in Meri.
den, Conn
henry MI. Dodge attended the an.
nua meeting of the Grand Lodge, 1.
o. o f, held at st. Johnsbury.
Deferred Items
The dramatic entertainment of
"Mother Goose" in Unity Hall on the
e, enings of May 10th and 18th, was
successfully given. The stage scenes
were introduced by explanatory music
and each character and scene was dis
connected from that which preceded
and followed. The entire rendering
was credit to amateurs. The pro.
ceeds to be added to the church organ
fund.
Miss Harlow has closed her school
year at Craftsbury and returned to the
parsonage
A son was born on the 10th, to Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Melendy.
DR.. bemis, eye specialist from Mont
pelier, received patients at the Lake
View House on the 18th.
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East Orange.

e. w. Fetch is charging his barn
and building hen house.
Mr.. and Mrs Levi Grant spent Tues.
day at Lyman Thayer's at Waits River
G. M. Colby and sister spent Sun.
day with Mr. Roswell Crook, tneir
aged uncle at South Corinth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burroughs
were in town Saturday, TO attend the
funeral of Mrs. Davis, her grand
mother.
Mrs. G. E. Bradbury has gone to
Washington to care for Mrs. Lucy
Cheney, an aged lady, the coming sum-
mer.
Prof. and Mrs. C. H. Richardson of
Waterbury were in town TO attend the
funeral of Mrs. Davis, her grand
mother.
There is to be meeting of the Y. +.
S G.. E. society Saturday evening at
o'clock.
Mrs. Warren Curtis of Waits River
spent Tuesday at III. Ii. Colby's.
Died May 18th, at the residence of
her son Dea. G. w. Davis, Mrs. Han
nah (Banks) wife of the late George
Davis, aged 88 years. Mrs. Davis has
lived useful but quiet and retired
life for many years, but will be much
missed in her sons family with whom
she has always lived and been kindly
cared for in her declining years. She
retained her mental and physical fac
ulties until within few months, she
mad paralytic shock disabling both in
a measure. A kind, loving mother,
grandmother, neighbor and friend has
fallen. Her funeral was held at her
home Saturday, Rev. j. d Cross of
ficiating, interment at Corinth Corner.
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West COrinth.

Lester Day and family moved to
Fairlee last week.
Alonzo Hanson of Lebanon has been
in town this week.
Rev. j. A. Wright and wife were
guests at II III Williams the first of
this week.
Frank Averv of Bradford is now
doing the springs work on his farm
here.
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Women

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blood surely and thoroughly,
and also perform its work
gently and without distress
to a weakened stomach, or
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Wells RlV or

Mrs N F. Garland and son Earle
from Boston are visiting her mother,
Mrs. j. w. McAllistpr
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-05-24
Tothe People!

IL. A. Webb of Newbury. Vt.
wishes to say that he still con-
tinues in Business and at his
shop, you can frd just what
you have been looking for
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-05-24
Beecham pills for consti-
patton 100 and 254. Get the
book at your druggists and
20 by it.
Annual sales more than 100000 boxes
South COrinth.

Annual sales more than 5000 900 boxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
NEXY-YORK CITY.

The indcfaiigable and restless DIVER sumner
Tcall announces that he intends TO get up 'hr'e
prize contests in this city-oro FOR the most per
,ec, hand one for the mos; perfect arm. and one
,- -. ,rsst r.r>.c, foot Some irrcv~rcnt testers
,ay that Mr Tcali ought also 70 get up contest
for the most perfect check
Interesting ncll sports VIII be held July nj
the House ~ Refuge on Ranialrs Island There
y,il hc a hundred yard DASH sack race three-egsed
race. wh..iharro~ race. mixed potato and water
melon race. obstacle race and tus-o'-war
The lawn festival % the schnorer CLUB. one
hundred anl-siN'y-ihri-st and Thiri-ave. orisi-
nany set ;or last Thursday. Will take place on
Tuesday night
True Liberty" theme appropriate 10 the
Four,h o, July viii be the subject ~ DR.. Remen-
snyders sermon tomorrow morning In -. Jamess
Lutheran church Maason-avc and Seventy
thiri-st
4 meeting of Irish Natlonasts is called for to-
morrow AZ r. M IN room 80. -. Cooper mon
John j. Dclany. Major John Byrnc and others VIII
speak.
The Rev. George : Avery. the New-Ensland
evangelist, aill address young men in Associa-
ton building. TWcnty-third-st. and Fourth-ave..
tomorrow at =. m.
The Amcricus Association Knights OK Honor
Will have an excursion 90 Niagara Falls over the
Wcs. shore road. starring AZ . 3 m on July 3. and
reaching this city again 80 a. m. on July
The season o., the floating ana seaside hospitals
81 St Johns Guil opens Monday. The floating
hospital leaves Wet Flfty-sc Thirty-fourth
anl Tenth sis on Mondays. Wednesdays AMI Fri
days and East Twenty-".shth. Third and Mnrke,
f;f on the other weekdays The start ~ az a. m
ard tho return AZ 30 =. III
Henry Meyer. formerly the famous gambler OF
this country and abroad. VII speak az the mons
meeting ~ the Harlem branch Young Mems Chris
tan Association. tomorrow afternoon AZ : 20. Mr.
D. ..t.t lfp ff.rf4 10
Il, Monte carlo jus, before his conversion
The Rev rr Charles II. Eaton will preach at
the Chaplin Home. SO Isl East S!Xty-sxth-st.. to-
morrow morning at II o'clock.
Ramon o. Williams United states Consul General
at Havana ~in sail Tor there to-day on the Ward
Line steamer Yucatan. He has been home on a
SIX weeks leave % absence.
The twelfth annual sunmer-nlght festival Of the
John l. Wrcle Association, named after tho
cashier o, the County Clerks Office viii take place
! this evening AT suffers Harlem River Park one
| hundrcd-and-t wenty -scventh-sL and Second-avc.
| Extensive preparations have been mad" to make
the affair most enjoyable James Savage,
Jr. Is president.
". r. Johnston. OF 80. 3li Ffth-avc.. the we'll
known decorative artist. VIII sail to-day the
| C.ty OF Rome He goes 20 Europe in search OF
ploycd I'm important decorative work which he Will
undertake In ihi. city In tn, fall
Police Captain Donald Grant has sold for s., 600
his house and grounds. AT 30 lg3 West Onc-hun-
dred and twentieth-st. to John Van Dolsen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

Dunn saw that ne watched and hed' IL ~
said TO Ireland Freeman decided to make cream
breast OF II and told Mr.. Duval all about no"
Dunn he'd persuaded him TO help secure the booty
and dispose of II to John O'Hara. JUNK dealer OF
No IS State-st.. who in turn had sold II 20 the
John-st house of Davo and to Patrick HeHHdh'
Of No. State-st.. Brooklyn. 49,, o g,
Two members of the firm OF John Davoi q ' ,hs
waving a slight irregularity in the drawing Oh 'is
warrant which was made out In the name OF ,heir
father. John Davol. who is dead appeared ~
Essex Market Court Thursday. AS there was
no evidence against them that they hah knowig Ky
received stolen goods. Justice Grady dlsnlsssn te
complaint The Davols indignant ana declare
that their arrest an outrage. , .
More Of the Duval stolen properly was louiu AZ
the metal house OF l.. Solomon at No %H ater-sl,;
n nd the head of this establishment also apprairu
az Essex Market Court. There was no evidence
against him and he was DISCHARGED; ~ -.
MIR Duval said that he believed the thetts lionl
his warehouse only a part OF huge system
OF robbery OF warehouses that has been gong on
in New-York for some time and II Is diincuIl U.
trace them account Of the constant Shlune oI
tho goods stored In warehouses. The goods stgIeii
from the Duval warehouses belonged to me oNlorh
Copper Company. and were part OF i"i se Vo"-
signment deposit there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
COLLAPSE OF INDUSTklALo.
Az EXCITING DAY IN THE STOCK Elk
CHANGE.

..,,,,,.,,rs ov . REAR RAID-A GENERAL DECLINE
~ THE MARKET BIT RALLY NEAR
TIE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
The props were knocked from under the III
dustrials" In the stock market yesterday oh"e'
n savage raid by the bears. the smaii-iry 'o"s
holders. who have been accumuiatine s'ocAS o
the recent advances, were shaken out. ror .i'''e
there was something like a panic all over 'he 'o
of the Stock Exchange. The Smash III the i'uu'
,r,aIs ouicklv influenced practically the entire list
Of other stocks. Wild runors ran arouho inc
floor. It was reported that there vas to be soio
sbinments and also that an old-time operator
who of late has been a large seller OF privileges
had been forced to lquidate. 1t was later said
that he was financially emoarrasseu' i"'' '
rumor met with a personal denial.
Tho smash started In Chicago Gas and sugar
peGning Chicago Gas opened with simultaneous
sal,,, I'm different parts of the crowd, ranging
from 65Ib TO &C. as against 65%. Thursday 3 ciose'
and sold before the break ended. down TO b. MOI
long ago the same stock was selling at TO- Amer-
can Sugar Refining opened at lin, against lio7s'
T,hursdav's close or - point up. and early soio
at 112. The weakness In Chicago Gas, however,
had a quick sympathetic effect. and soon sent
Sugar shares tumbling, too. They rei 10 io'7s NC
fore the downfall ended. Only two weeks aso
Sugar was selling around 100.
The contagion quickly spread to all the ot"e'
Industrals and more conservatively TO the RAN
road shares American Tobacco STOCK WHICH
opened at ll4 sold down TO l07 ana oh'eo
States Rubber, which opened at 4o'a. broke 10
37i. Not long ago the first named soid a. ~
and the last at A. Distilling and Cattle reed
ine, which had opened at 2lA. weakened 70 lsS'
General Electric, which opened at 81. soio GOV
TO 34ss and United States Leather, which
opened at 49, sold down to IN
The railroad stocks and. In fact, practicauy
the entire market had opened strong Dut tne
break i'm Chicago Gas, with the resulting tufhpie
in ali the Industrials caused a general collapse.
In the last hour. however the whole market
rallied The bears had been heavy sellers curing
,h.. break and there some disposition 10
cover ClOsngs generally showed nateria' re-
cOveries. $500
The raid which had proved so successful was
runored 10 have been engineered by wel-Kno"h
nurrator Of long standing bear proclivities
In m, case II United States Rubber. the POSING
o, a notice on the floor OF the Exchange. which APP
r,l.d directly 10 the failure OF this company 10
max. returns ~ its condition. no DOUBT nah its
er.r, I'm causing the decline or the STOCK Al the
offices ~ the United States Rubber Company yes
,erdav Il was stated that the only request TOT
statemen, which the company had received Iror'
the STOCK Exchange was received at the offices
Yesterday morning "Our auditor" said the as
sistanf treasurer is already at work on state,
nent. and 1t will probably be ready on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

ANGRY At THE MENTION OF RECORDER GoFFs
NAME-wHAT THE LATTER HAS TO SAY
Justice Voorhis seen by reporter YESTERDAY
afternoon I'm the Tombs Police Court and asked IL
ne stiii held the same opinion OF RECORDER 10"
-, ho ox,ress.d Yesterday The Justice became
extremely angry at the mere mention OF the Re-
cordcr's name. and said abruptly: What THINK or
Mr. COZ l. purely matter OF my own persona!
business but | always stand by what say. ana
have only said what meant have no rear
either. 81 being punished FOR contempt just yet
In speaking 0, Police Justice Voorhiss structures
upon him the Recorder said: Il have never mad
any personal mlsunders,a ndlng with Mr. Noorhs.
When hc refers work last faD presume ne
means my professional services before the l-exow
Committee II would appear that upon that worH
he based his opinions. That being the ca !
that h- was "A OF some discretion. but MS De
livcrance rcfutes that and he has descended 100
low for me 10 take any notice OF him Whatever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Police Commissioner Welles yesterday ord'r'n
the transfer OF fifty-two scrseants from ther re.
s,.c,,ve nrecincts a change that has been expected
ever since the shake-up among the captains TWO
weeks ago. The Commissioner says the changes
are made for the good Of the Police Department.
John Schroeder hquor-dealer OF NO 80 Co
lumba-st committed suicide in a hotel IN Hart
ford last night The body will be brought to
Brooklyn to-day. Schroeder had been bartender
in South Brooklyn for n number OF years SIX
months ago he was started m business by JACOB
Rupert who took mortgage on his stock ana
fixtures Business did not succeed, and note
was due on July !. which he was unable to meet
On Thursday morning he left the house. telling his
wife that he was going TO the bank 10 deposit $40.
He did not return, and nothing was heard OF him
until his wife learned OF his death In the news
papers.
The public schools OF Brooklyn closed their doors
Yesterday until September g. superintendent Max
well Is now engaged In going over the examina-
ton papers OF the graduates to decide who are the
winners OF the Mayoralty prizes. which Include "A
membership in the Brooklyn Library.
Action was begun yesterday in Justice Neus
Civil Court 10 recover the penalty OF S25 imposed
by the city ordinance trolley-railroad companies
for violation OF the law in regard TO speed. The
Brooklyn Heights Company, the Brooklyn City and
the Atlantic Avenue railroads the defendants
In the cases. which are brought to test the law.
Answers returnable July 3.
President Howell, OF the Board OF Bridge Trus-
tees has been Informed by Chairman OGrady. OF
the Assembly Committee on Cities. that an inves-
tigation will be instituted into the BRIDGES man
agement Secretary Beam has acknowledged the
receipt OF the notice.
Detectives are still busily engaged in looking W
clews in the Henry murder case. Superintendent
McKelvey said last night that nothing OF i'm
portance had been brought to light within the
Io,,o tIo fatf cd toua fhaI
a good case would be made out against William
| the accused son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

ASSISTANT SECRETARY MADoo on HIS TOUR OF
INSPECTION.
There was banging Of guns In the Brook
Ign Navy Yard yesterday afternoon. when the
dispatch boat Dolphin with William McAdoo. As
sistant Secretary OF the Navy, on board pokcd
her into the WallabOut Channel and was tied
up alongside the Cincinnati AS a the trim
little craft was sighted and "A message from
rhila Cpha gave warning of her coming sharp
eyes we're watching for her. the cob Dock battery
began blazing away firing fifteen shots. Mr.. Nc
Adoo met ut the gangway OF the Cincinnati
by Admiral Iuncc. Captain Glass and the officers
Of the cruiser The beat to quarters. and
the Assistant Sccretary'B flag hoisted. All this
CURED between II and | oc.ock. and later In the
afternoon Mr.. McNdoo and Commodore Scard
went. through the yard on trip Of inspection. Mrs.
his tour. ana the Dolphin Is receive coal
and stores at the yard the vessel and her pas
scngera VIII probably not get away before Mon
day on a visit to yards farther east
Admiral Bunce and his STAFF made official
call on Commodore Sicard his Office In the Iy-
were received by the Commodore and his aids
Commander Chester. Lieutenant Commander Ad-
ans and Captain Frederick Rodgers. the cap
tain OF the yard while the marines paraded UNI
der command OF Captain Nichols and Lieutcnants
Kane ana Moses. and the band played. Visitors to
the yard thoroughly enjoyed the whole affair.
pecially the music
Orders have been received to have the Cincn-
natl ready for sea by July 15 but Admiral Bunce
declines 10 TAX about the coming fleet manoeuvrcs
although admitting that the subject Is under con-
sideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
CLEARED.

e,,,s- weser Ger, Burosse Bal,imore-Oerich ca
Steamer RIO Grsnde BarsiOw Brunswick and Fenan-
s,.amer la cnampasne Laurent Hayre-A Forget
, s'e Y,a pstmoreNFunch Edge & Co.
steamer Ems ,Cier) Reimkasten Bremen via Sou'ha"p
Steamer Virginia Ger schcel. sten. Copenhagen etc
sean,sr vssndam Dutch Zee Rotterdam via
amer Cherokee Bearse Charleston and jacksonville
steamer city Of Rome OBJ. Young Gasgow-fienderI
Gulf Of Akaba OBJ Gibson Grenada and Trin'-
Steamer campana ,Sr,. Haines. Lverpool-vernon n
Df Steamer Menemsha Or Towney. s, John B-simp-
'G s;.a%er rjomo Nor Bonncss St kits Barhadoes
GuadaIoupe. etc-L W Arms,rons, u,msurr.
A s,sn. Acne Obj, seiders Kingston ana
steamer Manitoba d'r' Grifths NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
siram.r Alfred pumois Nor, webus,. BaracoaH Du-
ship Grpen ,swed,. Rybers. Gothenburs-Benham =
lark George Ba,,a daD sera Brisbane Aus
nask S;lsne,da Corning Grand Turk F. Brett Co.
BARK Asosno Rapetu utaD. ohvari. Genoa-Fanch,
Edge 4 Go. s.,,rn
Rio Granas sun.wSs w and FsIn r .s
timore. Neptune. Kingston Jam
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Delaware River, Goose Island fia, Lighted Buoy
lighted buoy painted red and showing nun nIsa ov wsMs
sh m sr oa T r on re%n. on
the side Of the Deep Water Point Range
Rear Light NE y y. Finas Point Range Rear l-knt
n .. s. Newcastle Range Front Light, NNW W.
Hearings are magnetic and given approximately
This notice Affects the List ~ Beacons ana tuoyak
TSu1n RS, District 1884 o PfSs q wsREk
Rear Admiral L. =. Navy. chairman ,
Washington. D. c.. June 81 1922
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Tauric ,Br). jones' for New-Yok. sailed from
liverpool June Is , - ,,-
Steamer psu;.cnianS oe sherhors, Nsx rors
June 10 Tor Dover passed the Sclly Islands June -
Steamer Nonadic (i,r). Clarke from NewYok June II
for Liverpool. passed Knsale June Is
Steamer (sr). Ferguson. from New York June
81 for Liverpool. passed irowhead June ~.
Thngvala DAM Berentzen. from Stetns
sailed from Copenhagen for New York June ~.
Steamer Phoencia Ger. Leithauser from New-for8
June i5 arrived at Hamburg June Is.
Steamer Periana tt). Torrance. from New-fork June
o. arrived Rremerhaven June IS
Steamer Otdam Dutch Ponsen. from New-fork Juno
10 Bouiosne arrived at Rotterdam at m June 2S
Edam Dutch. Brunsma. from New York juno
II, arrived Amsterdam June a.
Steamer Ethelgonda tsr Cooling, from NewYork May
20, arrived bombay June IS
Steamer Powhatan (f,r). Harndcn sailed from Grgen0
for New-York June IL.
Steamer Manitoba C.r), Miington sailed from Rio
JanIero for New-York June 20.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

concy Island Jockey club races. Sheepshead Bay
$50 p ..
Kings County Wheemen contest. Mahha'ta"
Beach. 2;3o y. m.
New-Rochelle Yacht Club regatta
Marine and Field Club annual canoe regatta
Bath Beach. y. m.
international Cotton Exposition Commission D.
f. Grayblrs Office. 30. - Broadway.
nooksellers' League excursion TO Yves; Point
Apportionmcnt case before Judge Dykman' Nhi'e
Plains.
Workers Cornihian Yacht Club regatta.
Chantl uqua Union excursion to Iona Island
Return Of Eth Regiment from state Camp
Departure % s7ih Regiment to state camp.
Music in Central. 81. Mary's and Van 'ortiandt
pa ks. Z. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
SHIPPING NEWS. 9Tsi
PORT Or NETWORK FRIDAY. JUNE %. 1895
ARRIVED

PORT or NEW oRK-rRIDAY. JUNE %. 1895
ARRIVED.
Steamer Iiindoo Oir) Wing. Newcastle June and Lon
don To- with mdsc and passengers to Sandcrson Son.
Arrived at the Bar at m.
Steamer Abano Ger. Koch. Hamburg June ~ and
Iiavre 49, with mdse and +37 seerage passengers to
Funch. Edge Co. Arrived AT the Bar at p. M. eth
and anchored account OF fog.
Steamer Neckar Ger. Ments Bremen June Is. with
mise and 272 passengers to Oerichs CO. Ar
rived the liar 1880
steamer Aesia tFr), Nalht. Marsefles June g. Naples
with mdse and aa6 steerage passengers TO Jas w Ell
well & Co. Arrived at the Bar At $50 IN, 9th.
Steamer oilers !BslEl, Tanner Santos May "a Rio
Jan-iro June ana ST Lucia 20. with coffee and pas
scnscrs to Iusk Jevons Arrived at the Bar at Gas
a
Steamer Alfred Dumois (Nor). Wehust. Barncoa. On
days with fruit and passengers TO II Dumos 4 Co.
rived at the Bar at 1910
steamer city OF birmingham. Burg. Savannah June g.
with mdse ard passengers to X l. Walker
steamer Richmond. Davis West Point. with ndse and
passengers TO the Old Dominion IS Co
steamer city Of Columbia Jenny West Point with mdse
and passengers 10 the Old Dominion Is Co
steamer jamestown. Huiphers Newport News and Nor
fok win tnise and passengers TO Old Dominion 81 Co.
III G Foster ' ~ ~ ~
dsnss faa. - w. - ~s"' S'~es''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
j. T. MORGiN IND CORDdGE.

HE Will. PROBABLY TAKE \ HAND ~ TIE RE-
oRGANIZArfoN BEFORE LONG
II reported in Wall street yesterday that J.
i. Morgan. with the railroad freight question set
ilcI and the local situation apparently nearing
settlement may have ;hc time soon 10 take
hand himself I'm the rather mixed United States
cordagc situation. prominent banker said yes
t'rlay.
Mr. Morgan holds twice many Of the bonds OF
the 'ordage Company ~ any other single bond
holder. ana his Interests therefore very In
portant. | believe he viii certainly have a word 10
say about the cordage situation soon.
That matters are nearing a head was also in
dica'el yesterday 10y the remark of prominent
member OF the cOrdasc Bondholders' Protective
Committee. who said he thought that after all We
VII sooner or later have 10 60 into the rcOrganZi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
CHARGED WITH INFANT1CfDE

Katie Breohel. a young servant. Is prisoner In
St GATHERINGS Hospital on charge OF infanucide
The woman gave birth TO a girl baby AT NO l'z
Johnson ave on Wednesday. and few hours later
the dead baby was found buried beneath some
rubbish in the cellar with gag in the mouth
The Young mother denied having killed the child
She told the police that 1t had been born deau
and that she had placed it in the cellar she coniu
not account for the gag found In the mouth. An
autopsy made on the body by DIR. Clayland yester-
death was due to strangulation. Guak. the
womans alleged husband had two tickets ior
massage on q steamer for Germany which sails TO-
day showing that both he and the woman intended
to leave the country.