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Newport, r. l.. Sept. 6.-The steamer
Lewiston, chartered by the Massachusett,
Volunteer Aid association, with nearly 2N
sick soldiers on board bound from Mon
tauk Point to Boston, ran ashore neal
Point Judith last night and narrowly es-
capped being wrecked. One hundred and
thirty-five OF the men were placed In 2
lighter, which. fortunately, was in the
breakwater, and brought to this city in ?
tug about midnight. The sick soldiers
were I'm such an exposed place in the bare
deck Of the lighter during the trip of -
miles across the bay from Point Judith
that a numbe of them are not expected
to reach Boston alive. As many as posi-
BILE will be sent to Boston by a special
train.
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Cincinnati. Sept. 6.-Only two favorites
won for the talent at Newport to-day.
The track was fast and the racing good.
Summaries: Six and n half furlongs. SELL
ing-Hammond won, Ideal Beau second,
Howltzer third: time, 1:22ia. Five fur
longs-Gay Parislenne won. Jockey Joe
second. Souchon third: time. 100. Mile and
a MISUNDERSTANDING won, Prosecutor
second, Nirgie o. third: time, 1:472a. Mile
and an eighth. handicap-Paul Kauvar
won. Three Bars second. Dudley Y. third
time, 1854. Seven furlonEs. sslling-Miss
Bramble won, Necklace second. Albert
Vale third: time. I2Sh. Seven furlongs.
seuing-Motilla won. Tit for Tat second,
Mazeppa third; time. l:29.
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CHEERED ADMIRAL SCHLEY
MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION AR
RIVE AT SAN JUAN.
The Admiral Given an Emil usiastic
Reception ON Board of the
New Orleans.

San Juan de Porto Rico. Sept. g.
The United States transport Seneca,
carrying Rear Admiral w. s. SchIey
and Brigadier General w. w. Gordon
OF the Porto Rico military commission,
arrived off the harbor last night. but
did not enter until this morning.
A boat Immediately put off from the
New Orleans to the Seneca and too
Admiral Schley aboard. As he went
over the latter's side her passengers,
among whom he had become exceed
ingly popular. gave three cheers and
a tiger and one man, i'm his euthu-
siasm, yelled, "Hurrah for the next
president" Admiral Schley was given
an enthusiastic reception on board the
New Orleans.
F.. du Mares, J. ID. II. Luce and
T.. II. Lathrop, representing the Bos-
ton firm of de Ford e Co, which has
been appointed the United states fiscal
agents in Porto Rico, viii establish
banks at a Juan and Ponce. They
believe the United States government
will eventually retire the Porto Rican
currency which the local banks are
trying TO maintain close To par at an
arbitrary price. 1t is valued approx
mately at a million dollars
The Seneca proceeds to Ponce his
afternoon. Paymaster Arthur, who is
on board, has a million dollars for the
troops.
When the admirars pennsnt was
raised on board the New Orleans the
marines paradcd and the band played.
shortly before noon the Spanish briga-
der general, Nalliarino, made an Off
ciaI visit TO Admiral Schley n was
saluted with seven guns.
D,,rfrr tn, n F+ppnAnn AHmiYnl Sph1pN
and General Gordon came ashore and
took UP their quarters at the Hotel In
glaterra. where they viii remain during
the sessions Of the military commission
They walked from the quay to the hotel.
attracting much attention. The Span
ish soldiers and sailors, who thrcng the
city, seemed especially curious to see the
man who destroyed Cervera's fleet. The
only guard for the party consisted of
three policemen, but even these We're
unnecessary. as there was no hostile
demonstration whatever.
Abou 4 o'clock General Brooke ar
rived from his headquarters at Rio Ped
ras and the three commissioners, all OF
whom are ranked By Captain General
Macias, made a call Of courtesy upon
him.
All appears to be clear sailing for the
United States commissioners, but it is
reported that the Spanish commission
ers expect considerable compensation
for the Spanish property to be relin-
quished. Their Instructions were re-
ceived yesterday from the steamer Gu
dad de Cadiz. One of the commission
ers is said TO have remarked to Admiral
Schley that he was anxious to leave for
Spain and that II he had his way the
proceedings would terminate so that
he could go in a week.
The French steamer Notre Dame de
Salut. which arrived yesterday from
Havana and ran aground while enter
ing the harhor. was pulled off to-day
and with 100 sick and wounded. sailed
for ~Ssntauder. Spain.
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IN GOOD A NOW.
Dewey Is Now Prepared to Meet All
Corners.

Washington, Sept. Ga report from
Constructor Capps at Manila just re-
ceived here states hat aside from the
%gunboats hat have been raised and put
in the service OF Admiral Dewey, none
OF the Spanish ships of war engaged
in the battle of Manila bay are likely
to be raised. Mr.. Caps was sent to
the Asiatic station especially to assist
in putting the squadron in first-class
condition for any emergency. Already
the flagship Olympia and the gunboat
Raleigh la been locked and cleaned
at Hong Kong and the Boston arrived
there last Saturday for the same pur-
pose. Within the course of a few
weeks at the outside Admiral Dewey's
squadron will have been thoroughly
renovated and, reinforced as he has
been by the Monterey and Monadnock
and with other ironclads within easy
reach, the admiral will be in shape to
meet any who may threaten to disturb
his possession of Manila.
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morning. but they will not be able 20
leave now before "wednesday or Thursday.
tho latter day probably. because OF a lack
OF transportation facilities. Two or three
notable Chicago men have telegraphed
President Mckinley direct. urging him to
intervene and hasten the getting away OF
the Chicago regiment. The regiment VIII
return TO Illinois 1.Oie strong. Of whom
about 800 are III. The well men will go on
two trains ahead of the hospital train.
Governor Tanner of Illinois wired Colonel
Turner hat he and his regiment would
have a most friendly reception. Colonel
Turner said to-day that los Of his men
were missing. Some had been taken on
detached duty or into hospitals or had
been furloughed without notice TO him.
by the military authorities. lie also could
not give any account Of them. He was
disposed to believe that records were not
as accurately kept as they should be.
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washington. sept. admiral Dewey
was recently called upon to investigate
the report that the Spanish prisoners Ia
ken by the insurgents In the Philippines
were subjected 20 cruel treatment. A ca
bile message was received from Admiral
Dewey aging that the story probably
originated from the fact that the insur-
gents were unable 70 meet the wants OF
the sick Spanish prisoners, owing 10 n
lack OF physicians and medical supplies.
lie said he had been unable to ind any
proof Of acts Of cruelty on the part OF
the insurgents.
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RenneY Will he Retried.

Wilmington. Del. Sept. G.-Fhe federal
grand jury to-day convened ard returned
another indictment against United States
Senator Richard r. Kenney, already
charged with aiding and abetting default
ing teller William NJ. Boycs 10 misappiy
the funds of the First National bank Of
Dover. There is a previous indictment
against Kenney and he will be summoned
for retrial at the October term of the
United States circuit court. The indict-
ment returned to-day charges Senator
Kenney with conspiring with Teller Boggs
to misapply the banks funds.
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At Hawthorne.

Chicago. Sept. s-Hawthorne results:
Weather cool. track heavy. Five and n
half furlongs-Antiquary won. Old Fox
second, Sid Tilla third; time, 1:l4. Seven
furlongs-wilson won, Molo second,
Primo Blazes third: time. 1884. Five and
a half furlongs-Silverstone won. Mr..
Johnston second. Cheval d'Or third; time,
l:l4. Mne-Vice Regal won, Monoreith sec
ond, Inconsistency third; time, l:6O. Six
furlongs-Czarowitz won. Governor Shee-
han second, Red Gid third; time. ltZlla.
Seven furlonRr-Trebor won. Inuendo sec
ond, Bright Eyes third; time, 1875.
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swept nv Fire.

Vancouver. h. C.. Sept GA forest fire
swept over an area OF several hundred
acres I'm close proximity 10 this place to-
DAY and for a time the town was threat
encd. The troops from the barracks were
called out To fight the fire aud a call was
sent TO Portland for assistance. After
fighting the fire several hours IL was
placed under control. Several hundred
cords Of wood and a large amount OF
standing timber was destroyed.
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Mail Service Association.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 6.-The 23d annual
convention Of the United States Railway
Mail Mutual Benefit Association met in
the ballroom of the Kimball house to-day.
The II divisions OF the association were
represented. The convention was called
10 order by President John M. Butler Of
Lincoln. Neb. Governor Atkinson well
coined the delegates TO the state and May
or c. Collier extended the freedom of At
lanta TO the delegates. He was responded
to by President Butler. a committee on
credentials consisting of one member
from each division was appointed.
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Washington. Sept. CA report received
al the marine hospital service from sur
Eeon Hartcr shows that the total number
Of yellow fever cases which ave made
their appearance AT Orwood. Miss, is 80,
but up to this time there have o"en no
deaths. The disease has been ira 1ad, &C
cording 20 Surgeon Harter. from orv'ood
to Taylor, a small towu on the ilinois
Central, where five cases were reported on
.JuIN ~.
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San Francisco. Sept "a letter to the
CAN. dated Boring straits, June p, states
that the bark Northern Light. Captain
Whltcside. from San Francisco for hotze
hue. has arrived safely I'm port with her
crew and l52 passengers after a voyage
during which II was discovered that four
large auFur holes had been bored In her
bow. IL was found that the vessel was
leaking badly. and but for the timely dis
coveTy OF the cause she would have gone
to the bottom. There Is apparently no
clue TO the men who tried 70 stink the
shin
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HospItaI Closed.

Washington. Sept. 6.-The following tel
epram was received to-day at the war de-
partment from General Boynton:
Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept. 6-General
II. c. Corbin. Washington: Second divi-
sion third CORPS hospital closed yesterday.
This is the one that has been most gem
orally and severely criticised. Following
Is it's record since establishment June 10:
Total number of patients, 1852; total
deaths, 80: of these cases go were typhoid
and Of the total deaths 2s were from ty-
phold."
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Declined to m

Madrid. Sept. Elm the chamber Of
deputies to-day Lieutenant General
Correa. minister of war, declined to
comply with several requests for the
production of documents referring TO
the war. basing his refusal on he
ground hat production would be "inim-
ical to political interests
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AngIo-German Agreement.

London, Sept. 6-The Pail Mall Gazette
this afternoon SAYS IL has complete contr-
nation of the existence OF an Anglo-Ger-
man agreement, which Is mainly CONNER
cial. hut the paper adds, which provides
a basis for the adjustment of all differ
ences regarding territorial questions in all
parts of the world.
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nicd Of Typhoid rercr.

san Francisco. Sept. G-Private A. 9.
NcCuuo. mpan I. "a Oregon volun-
t,arS. has died Of typhoid fever.
Three new cases Of typhoid rave been
reported 10 the division hospital Ihc
patients were: Private William Bacon.
company X. 23d L. :. infantry, Sergeant
Fred Is. Gay and Private Elisha Doral.
cnmnanN IL. Elst Iowa.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. cit may be said
positively now hat Justice White or
the supreme court has hnally dechneo
the tender of a membership In the
Soanish-American peace commission
IL is now understood that the vacant
place on the commission has been Of
fered TO Senator Gray of Delaware. one
Of the leading democratic OF
the senate and a member of the mi
nority on the foreign relations commit
fee
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TIDE HAS TURNED.
An Encouraging Health Report From
General Iawton.

General Iawton
Washington, Sept. 1.-THE most enconr-
aging report that has come Of the SICK
soldiers in Cuba since the appearance OF
the dreaded fever, I'm the opinion of Gen
eral Corbin, came TO hand this afternoon
at the war department in the shape Of
the following telegram from Major Cen
eral Jawton, commanding Mt Santiago:
lone hundred and fifty cOnvalescents
and others leave to-day on the Vigilancia.
Not to exceed so sick of the nth army
corps now remaining. Ample transporta-
ton for them"
The officials are encouraged by this
statement and hope that At last the tide
has turned and from this point on the
diseases Of the camp will diminish rap
idly at Santiago.
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Cleveland. Ohio. Sept. 6-1he ninth an
nual convention % the United Assocld-
tiou 81 JourUeymen Plumbers, Steamtt-
tiers. Gas Filters ard Steamhtters Help
ers was called 10 order here to-day with
President job 5. Kelly of Chicago in
the chair. The work today was largely
OF a preliminary nature.
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81. Paul, Sept. 6-Results at Hamlin:
2:3O class pace, purse 81, 000-Lord Rose
berry won in straight heats. time, 2:l6h,
2:I7h, 2:1sla; Nahoala second. Ina King
third. 210 trot. purse 81. Oo0-Csrl Carney
won IN straight heats; time. 2:l5R, 2.li,
2.l2il: II. Il. l.. second. II. u. Greenleaf
third. Running, mile. purse s2OO-Berr won,
Druggist second. Ooze d'Or third: time.
1:i3A.. The Glideness pacing contest-Hel
en- Gould won In 2;i6: Nahant second, l..
II third
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A TOUR or THE WEST.

President Mckinley VIII Visit the Vel
Iowstone Park.
Washington. Sept. ct Is the present
intention Of the president 10 make his
visit TO the Trans-Mississippi exposition
an Incident OF n general tour Of the West,
which will probably extend as for as the
Yellowstone National park. The detailed
arrangements FOR the trip have not vet
been made. but Il will probably include
visits TO many Of the most important cit
les i'm the West ana Northwest. II the
present plans are carried into effect the
president, accompanied by Mrs, Mckin-
ley. will leave Washington about the 18th
Of this month. They expect to be absent
for at least three weeks. and perhaps
for "A month.
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Pound M Rebellion.

Madrid, Sept. 6.-Thc minister OF war
has received "a dispatch dated Iloilo, from
General Rios. captain general of the
Spanish possessions IN the Philippines, ana
governor Of the NizCayas islands as FOL
lows: "Our hotilla has visited the whole
archipelago. There was no sign OF the
threaLanel L.he--Lnn in the Nlzcayas.-
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Norfolk. Va. Sept. 6-The yacht Syren
~ the auxiliary navy Of the United
States was seriously damaged At Hamp-
ton Roads by being run into by the Brit
ish tramp steamer Topaz. The Syren was
bcarhsd. She has a large hole below the
water line.
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VIII soon BE Settled.

ST. Johns, n. F., Sept. Sir James
Winter. the premier, has returned from
the Quebec conference In order to meet
the British royal commission on the
French shore question. whose members
are expected on Sunday next. Judging
from reliable reports of the premiers
work at Quebec the prospects are bright
for a satisfactory arrangement of the dis
pute between the United States, Canada
and Newfoundland.
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Cleveland and SadIer.

Reno, New, Sept. GA. c. Cleveland Of
White Pine county will be presented to
the silver party convention on Thursday
and Cleveland would be feeling first-class
now If Sadler did not have such a good
start. Cleveland Is gaining ground rap
idly now and may yet get the place.
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Awarded the Contract.

Special Dispatch tn the Standard.
Washington. Sept. 6.-Louis Johnson
has been awarded the contract for grad
inr the site for the postofice At Helena
AZ 22g23.
Jeremiah Collins Of Helena has been
admitted 10 practice before the interior
department.
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Stationary Engineers.

Pittsburg. Sept. 6.-The 18th annual con-
veution of the National Association Of
Stationary Engineers began at Carnegie
hall at noon to-day. Near'v 800 delegates
from all parts OF the country are in at
tendance. The opening session was deVo-
ted to the address OF welcome and re-
spOnses.
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No Morn naheas Cnrrn,.

Lima. Peru. Sept G-Tho Peruvian con-
gross. 10y an immense majority. has sane
TONED tho suspension Ct the writ Of ha-
bcas corpus as the result OF CaCerst aEi-
taticn and other disturbances.
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Gold Reserve Increasing.

Washington, Sept. 6.-The net gold re-
serve in the treasury showed another
large increase to-day, due presumably To
the payments for the new war ponds.
The reserve to-day is 1929, ISIS. an in
crease of nearly s., 600, 600 since Saturday.
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Memphis. Tenn. Sept. G.-NcmphIs has
been q~uaranfiued against The world. that
is no passengers viii la allowed 10 leave
trains here. though they may PASS
through in closed cars. Freight moves a.
m..al
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New York. sept s-FYve deaths occur
red at Camp Wikon last night ana TINS
morning. There are only sol men IN the
general hospital To-day 100 men left the
camp on furloughS.
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Washington, Sept. 6.-The president has
promoted First Lieutenant Charles Idu-
cheim of the United States marine corps
10 be captain.
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Berlin. Sept. 6-Andrew ID. White. the
United States ambassador, has gone on
a trip down the Rhine. lie will return to
Berlin in about 10 days.
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Killed At a Fire.

Rome. Sept. 6-In a large fire at Mad
daIoHl. near CasErs. seven men. two wo-
men aud two children wrrs killed.
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logical gardens TO the foreign Journal
lists attending the enforcement ceremo-
MES and festivities.
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washington. Sept G-The president and
Mrs. Mckinley arrived az Washington
this morning at 7.s1.
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A Comfortable Day.

Dedham. Mass. Sept. 6-Mr Bayard
passed a comfortable day. being fuly
conscious and taking nourishmenL.
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Fmp.rors AdIntant Dead.

Berlin. Sept C-General Won Winter
feldt. Emperor Williams adJutant, 4. is
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San Francisco. Sept. e-Three members
OF the expedition which sailed from this
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nIinoi. Men Going Home,

Camp wfkon. y. Y, Sept. 6-The lst
Illinois men had hoped TO get away this
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-" A'AN 80
brooklyn ....... ........ ......-..lO IL o
Batteries-Gettig Rusie and Warner;
Yesger, Ryan and Grim. Umpires-Lynch
and Andrews.
At Cincinnati-Young Green found the
sun in the field troublesome and that Is
why the Reds won. In the second inning
LANCE drove the ball over the extreme
center-feld fence. 1t was the longest hit
ever made on the local grounds. A base
on balls and Twins double won the ex-
citing game in the ninth. Attendance,
1850. Score:
Cincinnati ....... .."... $500. ~
CnlcdBo -. 49, '''''.
Observation-Disclosures and PETIT; Wood.
Callahan and Donohue. Umpires-Swart-
wood and Warner.
At Bostons-The washingtons came
near being shut out in to-day's game,
for while they scored five runs In the
ninth, II was only because the home team
dropped in their sharp playing. Kloben-
danz pitched well throughout the game,
while the fielding of the Senators was
a very poor exhibition. Attendance, 1000.
Score:
Boston ....... ....... ..'..
Washington ....... ....... ..... 3
Observation-Disclosures, Brainsfeld and
Bergen; Dineen and Farrell. Umpires-
! Hunt and Connolly.
At Louisville-Both teams played a
snappy neldlng game, out the ColOhes
were the strongest at the bat. Wagner's
stick work was a feature. Attendance,
1,l50. Score:
r. Fl. Il.
Louisville .......... ....-.. ..''..o ~
Cleveland ....... ....... ........ 1
Batteries-Cunningham and Kittredge:
Wilson and CriEer. Umpires-ODay and
Mcdonald.
At Observation-Disclosures won the first
game in rather easy fashion owing TO the
effective twirling of Maui. The Phillies'
only hit was a hunt by Cooley in the
ninth inning. The second game was holly
contested and darkness put a stop to the
proceedings at the end of the Eighth with
the score a tie. Attendance, 4, 700. Sore:
First game r.. II. f..
Philadelphia ....'.. .''''' '.. .
Baltimore ..-.... ....... $500.
Batteries-Fifeld and McFarland: Maui
and Clarke. Umpires-Gaffney and Brown.
Second game X. II. r..
Philadelphia ....... ....... .....b u Q
Baltimore ....... .....s' ..'..
Batteries-McJames and Robinson; Don
ohuc and Mcfarland. Umpires-Gafrey
and Brown.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At New York-In a smuggling match the
Giants had the better OF the game and
won easily. La Chance was put out of
the game for kicking. Attendance, 500.
Score:
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MAINE CENTRAL R. R.
PAssUMPsHC DIVISION

Through the White Mountains
To Lancaster. Colebrook, North Conway.
Boston. Portland. Lewiston, Bangor, Bar
Harbor and St. John.
LOCAL TIME TABLE-ON AND AFTER
NOVEMBER IL, 1897.
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Billings park, White River Junction. 1t
will oprn Tuesday, August 80, and con-
tinue Jour days. There will be six trot'
ting and six pacing contests each tor
purse oil $500. and free. (or-al trot and
pace for purse Of $1,000. Theraces will
be run over a halfmie track.
Sidney H. Sherman, aged 60. died in
Brattleboro Wednesday from the effects
OF injuries received in a runaway acci-
dent a week ago. He was Tor many
years prominent merchant and post
master in Dover, and represented that
town in the legislature in 1S7274 He
had been the senior member OF an insur-
ance firm in Brattleboro for more than
20 years and was large owner of real
estate there.
George H. Wilder of Montpelier, the
well-known flute and piccolo player, has
been taken to the Waterbury insane asy-
lum. While Mr. Wilder is not exactly
insane the continued use of drugs and
liquor has made this course necessary
and it is thought that in time he may re-
cover. Mr.. Wilder has filled engagements
with some Of the best musical organiza-
tons in the country.
James Waters of Rutland, who has been
missing Tor lew days, was found cead
near Eagle Bridge, N. Y.
Tie 18th annual meeting Of the
Woman's Suffrage Association will he
held at South Royaton. Tuesday and
Wednesday, June % and 90