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The Produce Quotations.

BrFF-Bccf sold he;tor Yesterday. Tho tend
ency i, SIN declared 10 In, nrY, On thr hest
bo-f Ornir+in,s are rotpirod at. Cbnice to
fancy steers, &c; gou,l steers, g. al &C.; light,
kinds, llGlll4c; light hiuds, g % DC; heavy
foreS, 5'4c good, jI.c; light fOrcs jtL5' e;
backs, Gl1c; rattIcs, lG4' &C.; chuclis 4G4' %;
short ribs, l2Glic; rounds. 76tSc rumps, l2,0
lic; rumps and loinS, ia ltc; luiuS, l4dlec.
pFA,urs--t5eoro,, noncl.s brorgbt fancy
havc become, now chat they are known. They
s1li at from :. 70 10. They are nor expected to
come but a day or TWO longer, rhough there
are but a frN cars for today. Two or three
cars of Delawlres were received. and sold at
u Tor lroihN' and at u % for Mountain rose.
ng the advance and stronger prices in the
west: Best fresh creamery, small lots, 2Lm
q laC. western creamery. extra, lSt50tl9I ac I:
first, i4Gltc imitation creamery, l2mllc; fac.
tory e@lHr; northern dairy lo@lSr; northern
S5ral,vIS' .--SHg-iC, EASTERN creamery extra
Ie @%'c' Ih'Sc price are Tor round lptS.
MEAIcE ornmeal is easy on easier corn. Oat-
meal Is quiet and steady. The first car Of new
rye mas been rtc,4Nca ana sold az 12c Kiln
url'u Coritnral lor EXPORT ,: .VG .: bag
meal, u O:9i "a; yellow granulated y SOB;
ground anu roLtGu oatmeal! ~ uVS5 w = bbl {;
four 81 @JH4 ; bhi. ryc aEc,s, . liz o"'' rye
n..l,,,, ,.'. - 49,. Nv
trot WY ir' YIN vi nhrRet
on oats to arrive, rather easy, New chpp"d to
n Llu .}c v I" 'tT ~ ~ 5
3Sc The .,,t rrarlyet - fair,v .nst,ir No. NJ
No riinotd 3ac. No = cIi,ued lp 90. :; - }
Nbita 38Sg1i @. M z whit ~ .,bg33s 70. y e.
2mxcd, 300.
u,y-Nnt ,n,,cb channels no+ed in hoy, FOOD
T. nretty firm Hav, 81 0tlg. y.er1- choice csrS
SG5j@3); rye straw, sl4 oKql5 Dat straw, 5 %
g sack spring, bran to arrive, $40 81 winter,
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New York Produce Market.

New York, Aug. 7-FLOUR-Rcceipts.
5000 packages, exports, 5000 packages,
sales, 5000 packages, the market is easy,
winter wheat, low grades, $50; do.
fair to fancy, $3lo4@.bo do. patents, $3.50
@i50; Mime 'ota clear. S2.G5"2.25; do.
straights 49, l5H@50; do. patents, $3.G5ai5O;
low extras, $2.@H3l0; city mills, %.Uul %;
2.s5.
SOUTHERN FLOUR-Dull and weak;
common TO fair extra, $2OoQ301; good TO
choice, $3.O0d3.S0.
RYE FLOUR Easy at S325u350
WIlEAT-Store and elevator, 73c; for
nnoat, 7l07iHc; f. o, b., 737s075c ungradod
red C5"7ic; No. ! Northern, 15Ac; options
firm.
CORN-Rcccipts, 5GC0 bushels; exports.
5000 bushels sales, 491, 900 bushels OF futures
and AS bushels of spot; spots weaker, No,
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Mary H0labird's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons
DISTRICT OF CHlTTENDEN concerned in the
estate Of Mary iiolabird, late OF Shelburne, in
said district deceased,
GREETING:
At a Probate Court. holden AT Burlington
wit hin and for the district of Chittendcn. on
the 26th day Of July 1905, an instrument
purportng tn be the last will and testament
of AIRY llolabrd, late of Shelburnc, IN
said District. deceased, was presented 10 the
Court aforesaid, Tor probate. And II is ordered
by said Court that the 3Oth day OF Aug. ls95,at
the Probate Court Rooms in said Burlington
be assigned for proving said instrument
and that notice thereof be given to az persons
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press "A newspaper printed at said Burlington
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said court, "a the time and place aturc
said, and contest the probate Of said VIII, II
YOU have cause.
Given under my hand AT Burlington, in said
district, this 2dth day of July 1888.
JENNIE STACY, Register.
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TEAS, COFFEEs AND SPICES.
l.. Il. Perkins.

Teas-Oolong and India. $50 per pound;
Formosa Oolongs. 40, 60. soc. and N0O;
English breakfast. GO to Soc; Ceylon, soc.
TO SI.O0; Eunpowder. SOC. young Hyson.
Coz: Japans, 30, 40, 90. co and zoe.
Coffees-Private growth Java. 4Oc. per
pound; Mocha, CSC; standard Java S5c. !;
golden Rio. 90; Maricabo, 30c; mixed
ground, Csc: powdered Mocha and Java,
4Oc.; dandclion 25c., New Era, Csc.
cereal, SOC; cocoa coffee, l5c per ID.
Spiccs-Pepper 40 cents per pound; all
spice. 40c.: cinnamon, Coo; ginger. soc. !;
cloves 5Oc.; mustard, Doc; Cayenne pep
per, SOC; white pepper. 50c.; mace, H.2o;
nutmegs, s1.2O per h.
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Stcnilcn {. Plncp'S EStnte.

STATE or VERMONT, To all persons
DISTRICT or CHlTTENDEN. concerned in the
estate of stephen &. Place, late of llinesburgh
in said district, deceased, GREETING:
Al a Probate Court holden AT burlington,
within and for the district OF Chittenden, on
the Sth day of August, 1895, an instrument
purpurting To be the last will and testament
of stephen c. Place, late of Hin esburghin said
district dcCca Scd, was presented to the Court
aforesaid for probate. And il is ordered by
said Court that the 30th day of August, 1898, al
the Probate Court Rooms in said Burlington, he
assigned for proving said instrument; and
that notice thereof be given to ali persons con,
cerned 10y publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, Il
newspaper printed al said burlington, previous
TO lac time appointed.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, AT the time and place atore
said, and contest the Probate of said will, If
YOU have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said
district, this I'm day Of August, 1890
JENNIE STACY, Register.
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ROCHESTER,.

Mrs. Charles Gage and son from VOLS
River are visiting at Mr.. Lattimcrs.-
John Henry returned to Boston sunday
night.-Hon, AlonZo Beard from Boston
has been in town for few daYs.-Joscpl
Robinson has the frame Of his new house
up.-WallaCc Campbell John Campbell
ana his TWO sons, Scott and William, have
gone ON a fishing excursion to the north
crn part of the Statc.-Mrs. Phelps anC
daughter Lille are boarding at Mi
Picrce's for a While.-ElV"rton Jcwctt
from Barton called on friends in town last
wcck.-Alr ana Mrs. \. Davis rctumc,
to their homo in Mar-hhcld last week.
George Waldo and wife from Brooklyn
are in town.
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y w. Jones.

Bananas, 30 to 81 cents per dozen;
oranges, % to Coo lemons % to 30c; figs.
Is to poo. per h; dates, l0c.; raisins. to
25c.; prunes, II to he; prunelles. &c
cvaporatod apricots, lNr.; home dried APP
pies 12c. per III. Nuts, all kinds,
assorted, $50. per pound; pinoapples, IS to
25c. each: currants, Zoe, a basket; rod rasp-
berries. 10 cents a basket; blueberrics, ~
cents "A basket; blockbcrrics, 12ia to lSc. a
ha2kct; black raspborres, 10 cents "A bas-
kct: peaches, 81 to 10 cents a dozen.
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Martin RrndleN,S Esinte.

We. the Subscribers. havin. been appointed
by the Honorable the Probate Court for tile
District Of thitteudcu. Commissioners to re-
ceivc, examine and adjust the claims and dc
mands of all persons against the estate of
Martin BraGl,y late of Wiliston, VI:
in said district deceased, and also all
claims ana demands exhibited in of
set thereto; and six months from
the day of the date hereof. being allowed
by said Court for That purpose. We do thcrc-
fore hereby give notice that we will attend to
the business of our appointment at the store Of
Oras Bradley OAK Hin Creamery Block in said
district. ON the ION days Of August and
February next, at 10 o'clock a. M, on
each of said days.
Dated This 3l,t day Of July, l99j.
II. :. JOHNSON, O'''''''
/ ,r2NY
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Mary II. Whcelcr's Estate.

We. the Subscribers. havin. been appointed
by the Honorable the prObHt" Court for the
District of Chittcudcn Commissioners to re-
ceiyc, examine and adjust the claims and de.
mands OF all persons against the estate of
District. deceased, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in offset thereto; and six
months from the day of the date hereof being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend to the business Of Our appointment, at the
law Office of Flihu T. Taft in Burlington in
al district on the fourth Mondays of sep
temhcr and January next at 10 a. M, on each
Of said days.
Dated this 2d day Of August 1898.
ELiHt' Is. TAFT. tcor,,,,issio,o,,
GEO w. DEBERNILIE, = '''''''' 70
a. ,,.g,ty
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The Weekly Free Press

Gives 81 columns every
week for il year &l.00. No
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You have a nejghbOr who does
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MIR. PAGES HIDE BUSINESS

As some indication Of the extent OF the
green calf skin business carried on in
Hyde Park, the following statement as to
the amount of G. $. Pages hostages for
the months of March. April and May,
may be interesting TO our readers: March,
SlNoNN: April. $2i3.ji; May, S27j5G, making
"A total for the three months OF 1872. or an
average of S2i4 per month or nearly so
for each working day There is another
fact which speaks with considerable force
Of the growth of GOV. Pages hide bust
moss. In 1850, that he might save expense
of carriage, he decided to change the loca-
ton of his hide house to a point ON the
railroad track. lie then erected his new
hide house, which was 1SoXi0 feet. two
floors This building then seemed to be
"A large one ana its eNtravagaut proper
lions were duly commented upon by Mr..
Pages friends. His reply was that "he
hoped the business might grow to it,"
with a single exception, additions have
been made to the plant every year from
1850 TO 1898, the additions in 1893 alone
being more than three times as large as
the entire new building erected in 1850.
In 1894 a tallow rendering plant was added
and this year Mr.. Page is putting in a
rlant for pulling wool from the pelts
which are sent to him by his numerous
buyers and butchers. And the end is not
yet-News and citizen.
John Wanamaker las recently increased
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~ ~ IN. ~ y u v ia ar7 Hts pR tk1Nagq
Nou. ana, Central street, salem, lfuss,
drowned and carried over Niagara Falls
Five miners rescued from flooded col
liery at Saltcoats Scot-tiuatcmala plot
ting to he the head of a Cen
trail American union - Three per
sons drowned by capsizing OF "a
sailboat off Wards island, y. y
Thomas Page OF Exeter, \. H, appeals
from the appointment of a guardian for
his daughtcr--Ncw York garment work
crs strike declared off--A hother mill at
| Olncyvillc, r. l., advanced wagcs--Rcv.
| w. w Evarts. pastor Of the FIRST Baptist
! church, Havcrhill, Mass. 5gned--Six-
teen mon killed or wounded by explosion
on Brazilian cruiser Ira ano--Eyangcli-
cal Lutheran church at North Plymouth,
Mass, dedicated 1.-Two young mon and
a horse xii u by locomotive on a cross
| ing in Carl! le. MGss--Rcv. j. II. Paradis
Of Lowell, lass, left the Congre gational
/ denomination and became n Methodist
! Body Of phincas Sears, who disappeared
| from Manchester, y. H., last winter
found-Amrrican missionaries at ku-
Cheng SAFE 10 British killed.
Tuesday, Aug. 6.
Defender beat the Niglant ON. 9s. in
/ the New York Yacht club run from Vine
yard Haven, Mass, to Newport r. I
| New steamer It. Crox successfully
launched at Bath, Michael Kelly
/ killed by Jeremiah Dunohuc during a row
at Boston-Scnator Hill favorS Colonel
Morrison Of Illinois for a presidential can
%n,,.tl,,. * ~ hnnd ,o.o---- Move p,pcr
1fa,,,r.,,.,,,ro,., t,,,.t vii no forr,oI hi.
,.',,. ,,.f,l, c,.,i+.l or .,, nno oon-- Argu.
t-o,, motion fnr ,,r,, trial i'm GCrh,m
| Nj, ,,,,,,,t. ,.,., bo,-,,,, ot ports,n,,
t.,,,.,.+,, f,Jo.., oi,,oh,r, mills strikers
,,,,,,,,- +l,of,. 1,+orr'ir,tion tn s,av ont +ill
,,,,,. .,.,,, ,,...,,,..l >-,,io,,,l ,c,r,.c-+;n,
~ ,.orr,or- v.nrl,ors onenad i'm Cbic,go
A-cnli, (\ol, -. nooD,c ofrer funds for
oo,,+i,,,,,rl, ~, s,.,.'.h for Mrs Gordi,nr
the mis.inr Ept.,vorcr-- Trouble be-
t,,.oon %orcros. pos and their quarry
,,,,,,, NJ ston,. Cron,. Conn adjusted
i[,.al,.o ,h,,,,o,d Nro.. ,vor,,ors to So
coda fror, tho KNIGHTS Of Iobor-
r.,,oi,+ .o,.,,,,.,,d bot,vcor -.rrire- Nrllev
Gus mimi. and forcioucr,- Death Of
Professor \V,rrnu 4, N,ch3trr of Adelnbi
n.,de,,, RrooI,lvn -- baldwin locomo-
,iv. vi and \yce+iDchorso Electric and
N,nuroc,urine, conunny hive amnlga-
rntod thcir interests - Woonsocket
G} II ,voolop and worstad ouer,tivrs
,,aro c,r,n.ed an increase i'm wages of !
NOR Alabama firm ,.cts the con-
t.oc, for wafer nine for Toxic. Japan-
T,,l,oiJ foyor ,t RInck Rncl, Cnrn-
T',ro ocror,,its fatally hurt ar jackson.
Mich Rnsino,s norton Of Berlin. Md,
dc.troved Inv Trauuist monastery
to Inc established on Long Island
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The Wool Market,

The tone of the wool market here is strong
Che result of tho strong closing Of the London
wool market. Although there is "A considerable
falling of in role, yet good business has been
done with the manufacturers Territory
WOODS have kept to the fore az regards de
mandS, and it Is now expected that lull
In sale of that grade will obtain. Australian
woods are also meeting with good sale at full
prices.
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BURLINGTON MARKETS.


burlington, Vt, August Z 1895
With the advancing season vegetables
and fruits are falling in price every
week. The following quotations are fur
nshcd by some of Burlington's leading
mornMAnts:
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DIED

WELLS-fn Richmond, Aug. 7, Randall
W Wells, AGED r. years.
Funeral at tho residence Of TW. Towers
Friday at y. m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-08-08

IOtalS............. j,SOi u, 161 1904
Prices for market becf-A few choice Sclp
10; extra, s5..OfrJ.15; first quality, S5d525;
second quality, 24lgi.1j; third quality, $3H3IO;
Prices of store cattlc-Worting oxen. q
pair. Sc Oli0; farrow cows, 500 %: fancy
cowS 5000 mich COWS and calves, S2OLi,.
yeArlinVs, tSgl6, 2'year oldS, Sl?523; 3-ycar.
Odds, S!Oa32
Western fat swinc-Livc, 585l &C; northern
dressed hogs, Sc Z 10.
Prices for sheep and lambs-In lots So, 81 80
a. each; extra, St.jJG4 80, or 20ii1c r ID
lambs, 4d5c; veal calves o.. 'd6i4 &C.
Prices FOR hides, tallUW ami Standardization
hides, 1G8 &c T ID, Brighton tallOw, Ia &c p
III country hides, 2d7c 2 ID country tallow,
272i g Z N calf skins, SDr g$..s5 each, shrarcl
skins, 2dd lOc; lamb skins, 3JG6Jc; dairy skins,
6yd 1jc each
Catte-Butchcrs were not fierce to buy and
but few country butchers at the yards The
sales wer mostly in western steers and on
best grades the market was quite firm, com
mon grades weak.
Mich cows-Fully $50 head on sale some
selling at 500 u head: range, s2y94h; fancy, so
az.
Fat hogs-Nalue &c lower on northern at &C.
d. W. western steady at 5U5l-c.
sheep - With heavy arrivals the market
shows weakness &c appears 10 ne an outside
price on lambs, with sales at 4CGils" Old sheep
move at 2l4qUGl2c unless Of nice aualitv
Cannot say when Canada lambs will be started
for this market. Prices do not Nattcr dealers
IN that direction.
Veal Calvcs-A boom in prices on best lots Of
strong lc. Common grades rule a, last week
> Live poultry-Two tons at lOc for fowl, / 10
'13c for chickens.
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Our Clubbing List includes all papers and
magazines published Only those most fire.
quently asked for are printed in our list, but
others mny be had on application.
Subscribers may have more than one
paper from this clubbing list Always send
a stamp for reply when asking about this, as
we do all this work at no profit in order to
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THE WEEKS NEWS



TO Newport, n. Town of Adelaide,
near Denver, flooded by series of cloud.
bursts; three persons reported drowned
-Gamc Warden Collins of Presque Isle,
Me, murdered by poachcrs - Dime
Savings bank Of Willmnntic, Conn, dc
| cnrcd Ivy Commissioner Crofut to I've in
solvent by over So O0O--Two suburbs
near oocorro, n. NJ, submerged by heavy
rnnfall several lives lost. f.. Hurst
nominated for governor Of Maryland-
Settlers in Swan Valley, Ida. alarmed by
hostile Indars-.IudGc Seaman Of Hi
no's declined 10 pass on motion for an APP
peal in the Whisky trust litigation
| Schooner Adclla CurSOn sunk in the Mcr-
rmnc (NtasSD river-Morc wranging in
| the Italian chamber Of dCputics-Tailors
winning their strike in New York
| Work of burynr the wires begun at Fall
| River, Mass-Ncw church to be started
by Boston colOrcd peoplc-Dcath of Rt.
| Rcv. Mark Anthony DE Wolfe Howe.
| Episcopal bishop Of central Pennsylvania
| ---Connoly counted out in the fourth
round of his fight with Dixon-Patrc<
/ Hcnnessey and Martin Fahcrty fought ~
rounds to n draw at Lowell, Mass
/ Order confirming the sale Of the New
| York and New England road entered.
Friday, Aug. ?.
Death Of OK Mayor Hugh O Brcn Of Dos.
! ton--Supposcd killing Of white men Ivy
Indians at the head Of Teton river, ldg 70
No important developments in the
Holmes Case-Cholcra epidemic contin-
ues in Japan-Scth Rome of Oldtown.
Me, lost i'm the woods for six days, found
nearly dcad-Robcrt J beaten by Joe
l"'cH'h i'll 'nH fastest l"ur- neat harh'S-
i''o -" iV'"'" wa ''''"'' i'A, PIt"'"
c!H "'H""i''' Pio'""'.'S W Co'pc ~"
summons mn -A'."',,Vr IWau"o"''
p"'n'n d. I'''I'S.'', ~ i've boy
I,9''eu i,I"' "l"N ME- az -H'N"uIN P"r,
Nif NY '''t VI N'''I' ; '"ar' "'a'i
sun P""IN L" '"V p'9''i Po''''
Lure' hummer Vi com rIc'"I9 submit 10
.Io 'VI,"N VI '"' NV lW'N "a,
MIS- H. lS'''"an I''SNcH ol |NnoiI''
NUS Is "''S''h@.- " "'r'9"r 'N"0''
cIl'A,H' committee '"Fi''o TO r'.' money
IQr 1i'il''Ii'.,.9- ''"'" ou' .'''" '"r inc i'p
PV 'i' w. ''i'iI.' 90 W"rN Po'"
INN, Nv H%'"n -Nc rec 'i'F'r move
mem I'D l"Inn'' I"'',iH l'ii'"'''- MlhlN
'eI ; we DIT DIr'S' ~ S''c ior Il ",V"rc'
'' vr ''.',,..,'. ."li VI [>'ro-+t'iler
zion of ro,nrod ,,n,,.,, II, p,.tI,,
Plot ouains, General Alfaro ,ova.ln1 f.,
Tcuador-Siytrcn pcrsnn, rcrishcd il
the flood nt @oc,rr, Y Nj ircrs,s nj
Connecticut Saloon E.oocrs n,ia attach
able for dcbt-Budlop,r d,fcat.a i'm IN,
tennis tournament ,t Nrtyco.tlr Y II
Six Cbicoro election iudc., indicted ro,
frauIulort nr,c.iras- -Cold hands issi,r,
bv munici1ol corporatiou, in Ohio de
ciornd illnynl -.na,, f,pls bun,iIi,t.d Il,
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ID; paddock, &c.; bluensh &c to 1Sc.; cod
steak, 12c.. sea trout, 1Sc. pike, 15c.
pickcrcl, 12'ac.; halibut, 2oc.; salmon, So to
i0c. per pound.
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Quotations are as follows:
Provisions butter. II TO 2oc. per
pound. creamery, 20 to 22c.; cheese, lie;
eggs, l3c. a dozen; beans S20Qu2.2j per
bushcl. honey. lGc. per pound; potatoes,
~ TO soc. a bushCl.
Meats-Beef. Vermont, dressed. TOT 1-2c
per N: pork dressed. IL to &C.; lamb
II to PC: mutton. &c.; fowls, alive, . to Toe;
dressed. 1ic.; chickens, l5c. per pound,
alive; turkeys. ljc. dressed
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John Wauamaker las recently increased
his life insurance and is now carrying
100000.
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Nergcnnes. Vt. Aug. 3.
In the market to-day butter sold at ia
Ice per pound; eggs. lSc per dozen; beef,
G'4c per pound; lamb. &c Per pound; NUT
ton. &C. per pound: veal. dressed. T2c per
pound: veal, live weight. Sc per pound;
pork, 5a4QGc per pound; spring chickens,
90c per pound; hay, S12 per ton, last year
CROP.
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Albert e. Jones.

MEATS. POULTRY AND FISH,
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Burglar shot and wounded at Lebanon,
y. William G. Whitney IL prcsi-
dental ossibilty-Ccntral Falls or. L.
woman fatally burned--I'art on a rreignu
train wrecked at Fogg's station, y. IL
Town of Sprnguc, Wash. nearly destroyed
by trc-Gcrman shipowncrs grumbling
at the management of the Kaiser Wilhelm
canal - Two hundred health seekers
anointcd at the Christian Alliance camp
at Old Orchard, Mo Lightning en-.
tered chuch Mt Quakeuown, Pa,
with frightful rcsultS--Fall Of an
acroite near Orange Lake, n. "
Two persons drowned by the capsizing Of
a boat at Brooklyn-Armcd Italians at
tackled negro colony near Spring Valley,
Policemen in hacks form bogus
funeral procession, and raid New Haven
saloous- Excursion steamer Isabel, of
Bridgeport, Conn, Frank and
Richard Robinson of Southboro, Mass,
drowned at Boothbay, Me-Two men
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Live Stock Markets.

Amount Of live stock on the markets at
Brighton and Watertown