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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-10
BRITISH PRESS COMMENTS
On Secretary sherman's rviow-some
Rather Raw Language.

Rather Raw Language.
LONDON, Aug. 9.-Commenting on
the interview of the New York World
with Secretary Sherman. the st. James
Gazette this afternoon says:
Secretary sherman's utterances at-
ford no material for denial by his
friends OF the statement that he is suf-
fering from senIle decay. But, after
all, Mr.. Sherman represents America,
and we are certain all international
courtesles will be observed.
Continuing. the st. James Gazette re-
fers 20 the Kainoky incident when It
says: Austria properly severed dip
lomatlc relations with Great Britain un-
III Mr.. Gladstone apologlzed for his at
tack on the dual monarchy" and asks
why there is one law In Europe and an
other In America"
In conclusion, the st. James Gazette
repeats It's recent warning that this Is n
dangerous line OF policy to follow and
that some day Great Britain may call
upon Washington to back up Its blum"
The Westminster Gazette referring TO
the same matter, remarks this after
noon: 1.-THE interview Is a fruity ex-
ample OF Shermnn's saloon style"
The Globe on this subject says to-
day: Secretary Sherman had better
rid himself OF the idea that Uncle Sam
Is going TO boss the show, either on the
gold fields or In the fisheries. We are
not ready to follow every quarrel with
blows; but when we strike We strike
hard and the idea OF our being afraid OF
q third rate naval power like the Uni
ted States could only have occurred 10
n lunatlcor like Mr.. Sherman. Judging
from his latest performances we may
assume that the rumors that Mr.. Sher-
man Is suffering from mental disturb
utices are correct"
The utterances attributed to Secre-
tary Sherman upon which the comment
OF the London papers IS based, we're as
follows:
ENGLAND Is q great country, but II Ia
not always snfe 20 assume that she Is
ready to follow UP every quarrel with
blows. She quarrels oftener than she
fights. It would be exceedingly difficult
for her to fight us all alone about our
seal catching RussIh and Japan are
in a similar position, and any quarrel
between. the United States and England
on this score, would In all probability,
involve those other two countries"
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slnsular Aeelasnt 70 a Farmer.

Special Dispatch to tho lntelligencer.
TERRA ALTA, W. Va. Aug. 9.-Thls
afternoon as Elmer W. Forman, one Of
the leading farmers of this district, was
raking hay with machine he met with
very serious accident that occasioned
the loss OF his right eye. The machine
had Just passed over rough place In
the field and Mr. Forman glanced back
to see that the forks were working
right, but they had caught in some
roots, throwing q heavy strain on the
machine, and as result some OF the
castings burst. One OF the flying pieces
struck him in the eye, cutting two holes
in the eye ball. The wound was in
tensely painful and rendered the gem
tleman almost unconscious for time.
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NEW YORK, Aug o.-At the head
quarters of the Cuban juntn to-day dele.
gate Palma talked briefly about tho as
sasslnatlon OF Premier Canovns. lie said
that In his opinion Canovas was more
roBponslblc for the outragos In Cuba
than was wcyler and his killing seemed
to be an act Of retrlbutlon. At the same
time the Cuban party had nothing what
ever tn do with the death Of Canovas and
had had no knowledge that such an act
was even contemplated by anarchists or
any one else. Sllvaln, who was aecdn0
to Cnnovns In power although q mem
bcr OF the Conservative party, has ok
pressed the opinion that n he had tho
power and was In possession Of the abaoi
iutc knowledge that the Cuban difficulty
was the cause Of the general uprising OF
the Cubnng ana not of amy clique, he
would advise the Spanish to ovncuato the
lslnndp
Dr. Palma said that from every ylcw.
tho confusion caused by the death of
Cnnoyaa could not but help the Cuban
cauac. III eoheiuFiHH he aald that The
Cubnnp would not accept less than abso-
lutte independence,
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ANARCHIST AGITATION
Against the Dead Spanish Premier was
widespreAd-ArrsGts In Paris.

Against the Dead SphniAh Premier was
wIdespreAd-ArrsSts In Paris.
PARIS, Aug. 9.--The French newspa-
pers say they do not anticipate any po-
lltical complication in Spain as an out
come of the assassination OF the Span
ish premier and they do not think the
Conservative government will be dis
placed.
Senior Betancos, a representative Of
the Cuban insurgents, in an interview
on the subject Just printed here. ex-
presses the opinion that the political
situation In Spain will become critical
and greatly to the advantage of the
Cuban insurgents.
That the agitation against Senior Can
ovag del Castillo was widespread was
further evidenced by the fact that the
police of this city recently tore down
from the layatorles of Paris placards
inscribed Down with Canovas! The
martyrs will be avenged. Long live
Anarchy" and other expressions In
Spanish, grossly insulting to the queen
regent and Premier Canovas.
In addition the officials OF the Span
ish embassy here have recently re-
ceIved many threatening letters. 1t is
stated that recent meeting Of Spanish
refugees at Grenoble. capitol of'the de-
partment OF Isere, one OF the speakers
declared that the Anarchists would
soon be avenged and that Senior Cano-
vas would soon pay his debt to them
with his blood.
The police are watching the Anar-
chists' resorts and three arrests were
made to-day. Other arrests are expect
ed to follow.
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MAssILLoN DIsERIOT MINERs
Resolve TO Prodaes No More Coal UntiI
Strike Is settled,

AKRON. o.. Aug. "a special to
the Beacon journal from wadsworth.
Ohio, says that during Sunday after
noon and night, over 1900 miners on
foot, In wagons, carriage aud vehicles,
of all descriptions, carrying banners'and
flags, had arrived In that place. A mon
ster meeting was held in the Hinsdale
orchard, attended by 1000 people, Nom
day morning. The meeting was called
to order by Chairman John Whelan, OF
Wadsworth The following towns rep
resented by the strikers were present;
Massillon, Crystal Springs, North Law
renee, Dalton, West Brookfeld, East
Greenville, Canal Fulton. Clinton,
Doylestown and Pigeon Run. Speeches
were made by district officers of the
miners organization and the following
resolutions adopted:
"Resolved, That we, the miners OF
the Masslllon district, have assembled,
and be Il,
"ResolVed, That no coal whatever be
produced in this district until the trou-
BILE Is settled"
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Special Dispatch to tho IntolllgencOr.

Special Dispatch to tho lntelligencer.
WASHINGTON. Aug. s-commis-
slons have been issued to West Virginia
postmastcrs of the fourth class as fol-
lows: Hullngs, Tucker county, H. II.
Sayre: Murphytown, Wood county, ].
d. Nowery; Reedy, Roane county, A.
S. Cheuvront.
Pension certificates have been issued
to West Virginia applicants as follows:
Original-Joseph A. Faris, Wheeling
Increase--Jacob Deem, Grantsyille;
Calvin Bumgarner, Hartford: John
Guthrie, Charleston,
Certificates OF original pension have
been granted also to Nelson S. Baker
GAINESVILLE, o.. and OF reissue to N. K.
LlEhtner. Holbrook, Greene county,
and to John w. Elwood, Coal Center,
Washington county, Pa.
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HUNTINGDON. Pa, Aug, "a ter
rifle storm, which developed north OF
here, swept through the Juniata valley
this evening, doing immense damage
to outside crops and property. The full
force OF the storm centered at Mount
Union, twelve miles east Of here, where
the East Broad Top railroad company's
engine house was demolished and the
school building was partly blown down.
Orchards were lcvclCd and the growing
onts and corn were ruined in many lo-
oaiitlos. West OF here the telegraph
and telephone lines were blown down,
suspendlng all communication.
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Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Aug. o.
Governor Atkinson informed your cor
respondent to-day that he would not In
terfere with the sentence pronounced
upon Albert Voirs, for murder. and
Jerry Brown. for assault, both of whom
are under sentence to be hanged at
Fayetteville on August 2ith. The citl-
zens there are making great prepara-
tlons for the event and larger crowd
is expected than was present at the
hanging OF Clark Lewis on June 25th,
which was conservatively estimated at
ten thousand.
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Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgencer.
CHARLESTON, w va, Aug, 9,--The
supreme court will convene tomorrow
at 10 o'clock in extra session TO hear
arguments In the writ OF prohibition
granted by Judge McWhorter TO county
Judge John s. Mcdonald, in the case
brought against him for impeachment
by the citizens committee. In case the
attorneys fail In this writ they will
bring another 90 compel Judge Guthrie
to give the accused jury trial.
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aHE1L DER KAIsER.n
Emperor william Having n Real Good
limo In 81. PStertburg.

Emperor william Having n Real Good
TImo In 81. Psteriburg.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 9.-Ycster-
day evening the Emperor and Empress
OF Germany proceeded to Krasno-Ilelo,
the great military camp, whore they
were received by the Gear and Cgariua.
The two emperors and Prince Henry Of
Prussia wore Russian uniforms. They
rode to che camp on horseback, the en-
presses and their suites following In
carriages. The camp was gay with
decorations and all the troops present
were drawn up tn parade order. Upon
the arrival Of their maicsties the band
played "Hell der Kaiser" The German
emperor greeted the troops In Russian
After the two emper0rs and their
staffs had ridden around th@camp they
proceeded TO the imperial tent. where a
deputatlon OF officers and men from the
viberg regiment, of which Emperor
william " honorary colonel, were ma
nouoyred by the emperor OF Germany,
who gave the commands In Russian.
Later, grand military tatto was
opened with "thc song Of Acglr" EN-
poror williams famous composition. at
the close Of which there was dis
chnrue Of rockets and an imperial sa-
Lutte was fred by the artillery,
Their majestlcs then proceeded 20 the
Alexander palace, dlncd In private and
afterwards witnessed performance At
the theatre.
Tno people Of 81. Petersburg are Law
a. a. al
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MASKED ROBBERS
Invade the Home OF Two Aged
and Wealthy Bachelors,
BINDING AND GAGGING THEM,

Amer RAnSacling ths House, and Not
Finding Any MORsy They Torture
Their Victims by BRrAlnE Their Feet 70
Make Them Tell Where the Money Yves
ssOrstsd-FaiilnE In Their Efforts to OBJ
tain The Information They AISltrsat
Nephew In Terrible Munnsr-0ns OF
the Brothsrs Not Expected to Survive
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Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
HUNTINGTON, w Va, Aug. "a
shoe was found at Milton late yester-
day evening containing n note stating
that the body OF the owner of the shoe
would be found dead at the foot Of the
hill near the town. The shoe is sup
posed to be that OF John Levi, who
killed his father-ln-law and wife year
ago, and who escaped from Jail here
last October. Since the shoe was found
a searching party has been securing
the woods in al directions looking for
the owner OF Il.
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FOR BREAD.
Miners Headquarters Besieged
With Appeals for Food.
WALLS OF THE HUNGRY HEARD

From Every section OF the Pittsburgh
DlstrIet-A Series Of nIsstlnEsto bo Held
In Every Locality to Keep Up Interest
In tho Strike, aud Strengthen Every
Point Where There Is Any Sign Of
wsaknsss-ThS Campaign in weSt-
morsiand County will Begin To-mor-
row Ansrnoon-No Scarcity OF Coal
Yst-situatlon IN West virEiniA.
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clalmed ,h. Re,yara ror nIm.,lr.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer
KINGWoOD, W. Va, Aug. 9.-san-
ford Collins, who shot his wife and
friend. Alfred Collins, last week, is safe
behind the bars here to-day. After the
shooting he fled to Pennsylvania and
then into Maryland. He came TO Terra
Alta yesterday, where by arrangement
his wife met him. She agreed not to
prosecute him, so he came peaceably to
Jail and viii stand trial on the Raymon
shooting. He hopes to secure the re-
ward offered for his capture and use 1t
to defray the cost of his defense, The
court Will not pay 1t over TO him.
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WIN Make Another Effort.

FAIRMoNT, W. Va, Aug. s.-Stln
another effort is to be made to get the
Fairmont district miners out. Samuel
Gompers, Harry Lloyd and James
Wood will address mass meetings at
this place Wednesday. and at Monon-
gah Thursday. The organizers are all
greatly encouraged, as all OF the Clarks-
burg end OF the district Is out.
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Special Dispatch to the lntclllgencor.
MoRGANToWN, w, Va, Aug. o.
Late this evening Charles Boozman, an
omploye OF the Seneca glass company,
shot Charles Banning. his brothcr-n-
law, and then throwing himself In the
MeHeHEahela river, attempted suicide,
but was rescued before his purpose was
accomplished. The shot took effect in
Ranlng'B right arm aud Will not prove
fatal, Rooaman, II Is said, had been
drinking hand.
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Special Dspnteh to the lntclllgcnoor.
FA1RMONT, W. Va, Aug. 9,-AloS-
andcr Rose. most highly esteemed
citizen Of this place, fcll dead white
worltlnR at his bench In the carriage
factory OF George u, Amos, this morn
ing about 10 O'clock lie was n wagon
maker by trade aud has lived here II
number of ycnrs, lie wuB about IN
years Of Ngc, llo leaves u widow and
three grown sons,
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rromln,nirre,lon county clur,n psDd

bpoclnl Dlaphtch 10 lho lhlolllgoncoH
TERRA ALTA, W, VA, Aug. p,-snl-
nlhcl j, poRtcn one Of the oldest and
most prominent cltsona Of Terra Alta,
died this afternoon at 3iO o'clock, after
an Illness Of some months, a post
morlom examination held by Dr w.
n. Daily aud H. II Frey revealed n
large growth that had entirely covered
aud cOrfO1od the stomach until that or
gHn woul1 not hold more than half u
pint Of water Deceased was aged Gd
years and was the father Of oscar w
IU1trn, Uf this place and Min Scott
Jones. wife uf Cashier Ionup, NJ the
Gnftclt county hnnlt llc was also the
atop.fnlhor NJ Mis-, ll0v. @, 4 Thppett,
late of WhcellnH Tho funeral occurs
Wednesday at 10 H. uA
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ROME, Aug 0.-Thc nssns'lnntlon OF
the prime minister Of Spain, scnor Cam
oyas del Castillo, has caused n feeling
" horror here. Many hnFa arc halt
maBtod rhc premier the Marquis dl
Rudlnl. nnd the cabinet ministers paid
Waits to-day to the spanish embassy
KING tlumbort has tclrglnphel his
coincidence 10 Tho queen regent nnl u "
expected that the Crown Prince Yittot-
10 Emmnnuele, prince Of Naples. who w
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PEORIA. H.. Aug. 4-w. v. Powell.
grand chief OF the order OF railway tele-
grnphcra, was arranged before the
United Stntob commissioner to-day on
the charge Of violating the allenHaeoor
laws in importing Canadians Under
contract TO work In the general otiices
OF the order. The case was continued
until sentember 2I.
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Special Dispatch to the lntollgcnccr.
WEIGH, W. VA Aug. 0.-Tlcc Lea.
ter while berry plcltIng near hero to-
day Killed q atlle snake that meas-
urcd ave inches ncioss The back, i've
aud onu.hnlr tcrt long, nnd possessed
twcnty ave mttlus This lu the lntgcst
snake over seen In thlH section. Mr.
Lester had Il tcrrlblc Htrugglc with the
monster before hu succeeded in kill
linz IL
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which vigorous resolutions were passed
concerning the authorities OF the Nor
folk & Western railroad for hauling
coal across the river and while no spe-
cial threats We're made, II is said that
there was enough said TO indicate that
there might be trouble. The Norfolk q
Western people are on the alert.
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LONDON, Aug. "a special dispatch
from Madrid received here to-day says
the Spanish government was aware
that meeting OF Anarchists was held
early in July and that II was decided to
murder Senior Canovas del Castillo be-
fore August Is, and TO assassinate Senor
Sagasta before August 30.
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Special DIsphtch TO the InteIIIgencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Aug. 9.-Re-
ports from Montgomery tonight indl-
cate a general strike inside of few
days In the entire Kanawha coal re-
gion. The Crescent mine, employing
800 men. went out to-day, and 1t is said
the Morris and Kelley's Creek mines
ara Stunned
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OBEYED ORDERS.
The Assassin of Canovas was ChO.
sen Exesutioner
OF THE ANARCHIST SOCIETY,
Saws He is Satisfied with Having
Done His Duty.
VAS BITTERLY REpROACHED

uy the Agonlzsd wife Ofths spanish Pre-
mI.r-Hls DaItardIy Act Had Nothing to
DO with the oubAn RsvoIatiOn-HIS
purpose was to Avsngs the Death OF 20
Anarchists Rscsntly E4sentsd In spain
For Bomb ThrowinR-A Premier Ad
Interim Chosen by the Csbinst-Ths Ag-
n.tlsn the AIsAusin was Connected with
Was wIdsIprsad-Arrest of AnarehiSts
In Paris.
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MALAGA, Aug. 9.-old inhabitants of
this city relate that when canovas del
Castillo was a young assistant master
at school here. Gypsy woman told his
fortune. She predicted he would be-
come great and would meet with vio-
lent death.
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NEW YoRlt-Anchora from Glas-
gow: ttorglc, Liverpool
uAMBuRG-Col from Now
York. via Plymouth -
BREMEN- -Kocnluln LulHe, from
Nov York. via southampton.
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Special Dispatch TO the lntclllgoneor'
MoRGANTowN, W. Va, Aug, D.
Morgantown to-day by a biz majority
voted to bond the town In the sum OF
100000 for the purpose OF building a
NOW high school.
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THE aoYRRNoR,s GUEST.
President Mckinley Makes Hts Second
THpto Huntington.

President Mckinley Makes Hts Second
TriPto Huntington.
BURLINGTON, VT, Aug. 9.-Presi-
dent Mckinley to-day visited Burling-
ton for the second time within week.
This time he was the guest of ex-Gov-
ernor Urban A. Woodbury., who crossed
the lake to Bluff Point this morning on
the steam yacht Washlta.
The President and party returned to
Burlington with Governor Woodbury.
on the Washitu, arriving about p. m.
From the Lake Champlaln yacht clubs
private wharf the party were escorted
to their carriages. The guests were:
President Mckinley, Vice President
Hobart, Secretary of War Alger. Hon.
whltelaw Reid and Secretary Porter.
The visitors were driven through the
main thoroughfare OF the city to Gov
ernor Woodbury's elegant residence,
where an elaborate luncheon was
served.
Col. Putnam entertained the ladies Of
the presidential party with luncheon
on board his yacht.
PLATTsBURG. N. Y, Aug. e.-The
Twenty-flrst infantry gave dress pa
rade and were reviewed by the presi-
tial party to-day. After the parade the
President and Mrs. Mckinley Vice
President and Mrs, Hobart, Secretary
OF War and Mrs Alger, Presidents Sec
rotary and Mrs. Porter Whitelaw Reid
and wife and Warner Miller left for
Burlington. Vt, on the Washita, where
they will be received by Ex-Governor
Woodbury..
John W. Foster returned on Friday
from his special mission to European
countries on the sealeries question. He
reached the hotel early in the day and
afterwards was admitted to President
McRinley's apartments. There he re-
mained about two hours with the Pres
ldent, vice president and secretary OF
war. He left at noon for Washington.
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For west virginia and West Pcnnsyl-
vnnin. local showers, fresh to brisk
southorly winds. ..,
Mar ohio. local siuwcts followed by
t,lr Tncpdny night, cooler IN southetly
norton; p6uthcrly winds, heeomihn
norlhwcsturly
inrai Temperature,
rl,c trmpornturo yesterday az observed
by a. gphucpf dfurgisi cornCr Fourteenth
pnd Market streets, was Ne followai
va. ma,,,o". g ilgE m"o"s""
n N. .'',,,,, "...,' ,,,,. 81 Wcalhor-Chpng' 10.
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EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY
From Ambassador Hay, Minister Wood
ford and President MeISinIsT.

LONDON, Aug. 9,-The United States
ambassador to the Court of st, James,
Colonel John Hay, and the new United
States minister to Spain, General Stew
art Woodford, called at the Spanish en-
hassy here to-day and presented their
condolences. In consequence OF the
assassination of Premier Canovas, Cen
eral woodford viii hasten his departure
for Spain by a week, and will arrive in
Madrid on August 2l, AS soon as possi-
BILE thereafter he will present 20 the
queen regent q message OF sympathy
from the United States government.
Colonel Hay viii give a dinner to-
night in honor of General Woodford and
his stan.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 9.--ofi-
clal notice OF the killing of the Spanish
premier reached the state department
this morning in the following cable
gram:
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"sAN SEBASTIAN. Aug. 5.


Care w. II. Michael, Chief Clerk.
"Canovas assasslnated to-day by an
archlst. Have expressed profound
sympathy. TAYLOR"
The secretary of state Immediately
caused to be drafted the following mes
sage OF confidence, which was forward
ed to Minister Taylor after having
been submitted By telegraph to Prest-
dent Mckinley:
"Your action approved. Renew, in the
name OF tho President, his expression Of
deep sorrow and sympathy for the loss
borne by Spain in the death OF Senior
Canovas. the prime minister OF Spain,
one of the most eminent OF the states
men OF our time. and convey coincidence
20 the family OF the deceased"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-04-03
So nth Ponfret.

Eugene Evans had the misfortune
to badly saw his hand while saving
wood with a circular saw last Satur-
day. The fingers of his right hand
we've all cut on the back between the
two first joints, nearly through the
bone. DR.. kiddcr is caring for the
hand and thinks the fingers may be
saved.
The old II. Adams house has
been torn down and it is expected a
new house will soon be built on the
old site.
Fred Leao has moved on to his
new farm.
Oscar Harlow has moved to the
Buchanan hill, where he is to farm
in company with John Haragon.
Eugene E. Wight has commenced
the job of repairing the farm build
ings of G. P. Thatcher.
Mark Boy nton has settled at South
Pomfret in the old Hodges house.
Mark Markham is moving on to
the Gardner Winslow farm.
A neighhor ran an incubator three
weeks with great care and as Il re-
suit has three chickens.