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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-28

the holiday. Buying was for short account
helped by dry weather rows from the
southwcst. The chief bear feature was a
largo northwest movement rho market
closed firm ON covering at isuiic, net al
Vencod. May SlUSl 7-16c. closed Slasc. Dec
7'An797sc, closed 1870.
CORN Receipts 1jcQo bushels exports
- ISL bushels; sales ll5.ooo bushels futures;
spot firm: No. roc. olcVator ana 70i,c.
Go.b. aloat. options opened st 'ady and
were Sustained during the day ny small
mHnds from shorts. Closed Very firm ut
ism'tc. net advance. May GN ,d6,'sc, closed
tS'sc; Dec. GNl,H6S9sc, closed fSi2c.
OATS-tieceipts 10000 bushels; exports
10 bushels spot steady; No. l7iac' 80. ;
&c; No. whi,c Jllgc; No. white u, .
track mixed Western Hh@iSisc; track
white ign5ic. options fairly steady but
HAY-Thc market V as steady today.
Shipping 6oM6jc, good to choice s. aNps.
B1DES-The market was steady to day.
Galveston 20 to 25 pounds lSc Califor-
ria, q 20 y lbs. -slac. Texas dry @nSo
lbs, 14iac
Domestic fleece 35026c; Texas ;TDl7c.
LARD-Was firm; Yves, rrn steane
S9.7H2; refined steady Continent $3.50; $.
..F6RK--Thc market vas strong today.
- ~; mess pork $157jl 1915.
o,RUTTht-Was steady creameri-s 10
2?Gc; factory l2i2ul0c; June creamcrlcs
7i4I2thc;. imitation creamery l414a SC;
state diaries l4M2lc.
CiIEESE-Was steady fancy large col
ored $40 fancy large white 9I2V9t4c, fancy
small colored 1O'.c; fancy small white lGt
uAc
ML7i. New York sl.15n2.i2l2 Long Island
81 U0d225: Jersey Sweets s2.Orn275
TALbOW-Stcadv; City G2 per pack-
ago. 57sc; country (packages FREQ f"hltr.
PETROLEUM--W dull; refined Now
York s. So: Philadelphia and Baltimore
S.G0; do. in bulk 500. -..
COPPER-Quict; Brokers, Sl6 Sja17N
exchange $l6.S5nlI00.
COEFFl,-Spot Rio was steady No.
invoice 62,c: mild steady; CordoVu 7lH II"
Tho market for coffee futures opened
steady at unchanged prices lnmcGiatyl y
following the call buying orders from Ell
lUp" and out GidcrS caused a sudden urturl
i'm values Wi ich stimulated a fair business
Market Information from abroad and sta
/ tiStics cut littlo figure. The advance w..
suSt2ircd throughout The session on room
support with the market finally steady II
tone at a net advance of five to tou point s
Sales # 500 bags. including Dec, $ji5Iti.lJ
March M79u6S0: April So y. May $500
200: July Ml5; sept. %.2aTI3i; oct, $50
,.StGAR-Raw was firm. fair reiininl
"iac; Centrifugal 96 test, &c, mo-
laSSes sugar &c; refined sugar was steady
NO. .. $i30; No. T. sL20: No. s. 81 10 No 3
siC5; No 10, 800: No. II. 1895; No. Il. $50
No y, S3.Sj; 80. a 1855: STANDARD 4. $40
confcctioners a, $40; mould a, 81 III
loaf $40; Cru'hed $50; powdered $50
granulated $40; cubes $j.15.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL,

Mr.. Orlin NJ. Sanford, of Pitt ShurG, sug-
gests that an Arbor Day be appoint d on
which trees viii be planted as an endur-
ing memorial to the late President Me-
kinleY.
General Henry II, Iladley of New
York, chief Of the "lluc Button Army
las gone to Chicago to orraniz, in that
city a branch of the total abstinence
movement,
Mr.. W. l.. Taylor, the Woll-known ar
fist, has Just returned from a trip t. the
far West, whittier he went to =, cure
sketches and material Tor a new series f
pictures he Is to paint
Sir CHRISTOPHER Furness of London, tho
largest shlpowncr and builder in thu
world, has Just arrived in New Orleans
for the purpose of inspecting tho port and
to look into the erection of large smell
ter ana /, 'incry.
Mr.. t. ~, Anderson, because he could
not obtain Ccrtitlcatr to teach school in
Kansas went to Chicago, graduated from
n training school for missionaries. went to
Alaska, found a mine containing millions
came back. married a ,aGsmate, gave a
fortune to his alma mater. and is now on
his way to Sweden to visit relatives he
has never seen.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

One Of the town officials living within
the limits Of the corporation, on Il recent
evening drove after his mail and t. chat
With some Of his friends. His team was
put under the hCrsa shea while the visit
ing was being done but the visit
lloVed so interesting he went h, me
ON foot and only was brough. to
Il sense OF the true situation
by the good vife's qucstionings Just as he
vas preparing for bed.-Thc second attrln-
tion of the Ladies' Improvement Surirty
lecture course was the lecture by Con Ia
II. Sweeney, Tie Golden Ago" given Fri
day evening, November -. 1t was ona of
the best, and those who beard it will want
to hear Gen. Sweeney again.-IIcpry
Sahcurin has moved from G. T.. Hrttor3
house into the house viii n he recently
purchased Of w. H. Rillado ON Pleasant
stHcct.-Most Of the teachers attended the
state Tea nhcrS Association, which Wa
held in BurlinGtC n,-Errc MaN nard has
crened watch and clock rcra:r shop IN
Frclighsbure, i, Q.-DaN;d Ames.i is epend-
ing a foW weeks i'm RoCklurn Ouc-Chlrlc5
\ Wales Of Harre was IN town this week,
Rev. y, r. jefferson reports good
success with the subscription paper for the
town cloCk-C. l.. Mason was IN Boston
last eek.-Georgc Lefeb|re of St InIlup5
que, Is attic nGing school and boarding
at Charles Lafamcs Henry Gilbar has
mayed from Fredericksburg TO this place.
nd viii live i'm enc of 'i'r Durrah'4 tcno.
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FLETCHER.

Relatives and friends of Seth Carpenter
ard wife gave them a surprise NOVcmb +
2lst to help them celebrate their Goth We l.
ding anniversary. leaving them "A lice
couch and chair and S23 in money. Cue SITS
were present from lrasburg, John on
Cambridge, Fairfax ana FlCtChor.--1 he
Sons of Veterans Of Cambridge gave "Thc
Spy of Gettysburg at the vcstry of The
tniVcrsalist Church November 18th. 1t be-
ing so stormy and the roads In such bad
condition they hardly received enough to
drfraN their eXpcnscS.-Jillic Moran cf
bakersfield and Warner Church and Her
bert Bellows of Cambridge are Epcndi Z
few days with n. ". Church and wife.
M. J. Leach spent THANKSGIVING in car
field with his daughter. Addio-Loonard
McNallY is spending the week with MS
grandmothcr Mrs. V. D. SpauldinG -
Leighton Rice and wife went to jericho
THANKSGIVING C. NJ. Scott has been H.
der the doctors care. suffering from cat
bite, but is ConvalcsCent.-A daughter was
recently born to Leon Gushing ana wife,
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at the vcstry last Friday evening was lar
gcly attended, and a very pleasant pro-
grammc of vocal. and instrumental music
and shadow pautominic was carried odt
followed by an interesting talk Ivy Rev.
j. l.. Scwall Of ST. Adams About Sl2 WAS
cleared hv TN, ladies' Miss GortrlM =
Pho lips of i'airfaX. stayed over Sunday at
her unclo's. -. :. Phelps There IL to he
union THANKSGIVING service at the NJ. r..
church. Thursday at 1880 H. m-Thc work
ncn had Il THANKSGIVING ball ut
Village Hall tho 18th, with supper at the
Glcnwood Miss Martha Mars died Satur-
day Of consumption. The funeral was held
from the late homo on MCndlY, ut IL
O'Clock. Tho intormort was in the village
cemetery Principal C. w Wiley and
Miss Clara Brown attended the teachers
convention at burlington last week.
Mrs. Bcrklcy has some fine goods, sea-
sCnablc and stylish.
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GEORGIA..

Charles r. Grnnen is at home visiting
his mother, Mrs. Lucina Grinncn and Sis
ter, Mrs. c. Ia Gale and Mrs. G. i. Met
calf of East Georgia. lie is Pullman
conductor Of the y Y c. railroad and runs
on the Empire state eXplcss- Rcv.J.G i-or-
lncr was taken to the st. Adams hospital
Thursday for treatment. lie was accom-
panied by Mrs. Lorimer, Miss Hay and
ReI. T.. NYa to st. Alhans -CassiuS
Shonion, who has been spending the sum
NOR at Leon Lake i'll the Adirondacks has
returned to West Goursia.--Mrs. ]. 4,
Warren of st. Adams is spending a few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs o. c.
W aite.-Arthur Warren, son Of John War.
rem of this town, but late of Webster,
Mass, died at his home Wednesday. NOV.
10Th end the funeral was he'd Friday. Hon
ry Warren brother Lett Thursday to at
tend the funeral. lie leaves a wife. Mr..
Warren had been spending the summer
Nith his father here ana left for his home
about three weeks ago but was in feeble
health with consumption.-A fine ana large
lot of turkeys were shipped from Georgia
station for the THANKSGIVING trade. 4. b
locnan Of Fairfax paid l6 cents for good
orcs.-Nlrs. A. Austin was in the West
Idlt Of the town FridaN,-Mr, ard Mrs.
Cooley welcomed their fourth son to their
home Wednesday, November 18th The
hrst snow that came in sufficient guam.
tity for slcighiulg foll Wednesday,, Nov
rmhcr 18th, and the sleigEs were nling
Thursday
Charles Reynolds has sold tho home and
lot If few acres where he lived TO Or
wal Morton Of Milton.-Mo rtimcr LOOMS
started Wrdnos lay. fer visit to his
uncle Edward Loomis of Chicago, and
bret hcr William also of thai city, attcr
which he Will 81 to Wyoming, whore his
brother Harold has a ranch near Chcy-
onnc,-Mr ana Mrs. William Smith, arc
visiting their granddaughter. Mrs Frank
Gou'd.-MoSt If the schools in town nave
closed and some Of them Icgin again Dee
ninth.
Frank Perry and family visited relatives
in town tn" first Of the Week.-Nr, and
Mrs. Herbert Blake have a little boy born
last Wcck.-RcV. J. $. Goodall Of Essex.
hiicl the pulpit for Rev. j. G. Lorlmor
sunday, Nov. 2L--IIcnrY jones Of 81 Al
bans vas in town Saturday. calling ON
friends, lie intends 10 start next Werl,
lui California, whore he will stay awhile
before going to IoLolulu.
a. W. Warner, son of John Warner,
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WINOOSKl

Mrs. Clarence Weston died Tuesday
morning of neuralgia of the heart all''
am illness of about one week ilra'ion'
The deceased was - years OF age ana ~
survived 10y a husband and I'VE chllur'h'
The funeral was held Monday dtlcrhp III
from the house. with intermcnt in the
cemetery at Wiuooski Park
r. l.. LinsCnmcir has leased inc Sl'rt
formerly occupied by W. T. Atwood at
the corner of Main and Allen streets Ill
the Baxter bloct, and Will, as soon Il"
repairs now being made are completed.
occupy it as gentlemcn's furnishing ana
merchant tailoring establishment.
The advertised letters in the post Of
flee for the week ending November % are
as follows Charley Barber, Emile Brr-
MGR. Lewis Burritt Alfred Ca1i uN,
George GirArd, Mitchell johnson. Arthur
1opul,c, H. Licbolt
ST Peters society held a reception ana
served supper in their rooms last ev'ul. lG
10 "a large number of members and tdtr
friends Ths Wnoo-ki Orchostra FURNISH
ed II usic.
Miss Odcll patnaudo and jed Yandow of
this place were married last cvanln" az )
o'clock At st. Joscphs church in Eurlng-
ton by Rov. FIR Cloarcc in the pros'uc" Of
q it.mb.' of friends and relatives. Fol
lowing the ceremony they were driven to
the brides homo on Centre street. where
a reception was rendered ID, IN. Mr. ana
Mrs. Na1dow were tho recipients of many
choice presents and will make their HON"
here.
'hilp Cadue goes this morning to Wu.e
River Junction to SPEND Thanksgiving
with his family who arc visiting thor"
Miss Jennie STANLEY of Richmond !, in
town to spend ankssivins with her par
euts.
Henry Girlrd is in tow TO sprnd
TEmksgivirg with his wife at their homo
ON Nulletts Bay Avenue.
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Katie ComStock Of South Burllns
ton spent a few days Of last week with
Mrs. Hiram s. Ish#m.- Misses K1tn ana
Ncll Noouin ATTENDED the teachers convon
ticn i'm Burlington last wcck.-Mr and
Mrs, H. II. Tilley Gnd C. tlllnecr VISITED
with Mr.. ANA Mrs, Sidney TilleY IN Willis
ton village one day last Wcck.--Wili liam
Fletcher the mail carrier delivered Utmost
200 pieces of nail during the month Of
tct"bcr-E, j, Corso of Underhlll was in
town On business last FridaY.--Henry
NcscOtt returned to his work IT M, Hen.
lcys in Essex on the 9th Mr.. ana Airs
Marx IIubbell, who lave been ON the
Robert Forbes farm tho past year intcul
mo}ing to l'crrisbureh the first Of Dccom-
hcr-Charlag North, Sr, alj granddaughter
visited relatives in West Charlotte last
sat urday aud Sunday -8ohcrt F1rl IS and
"1ulltor Ettd Of Essen junction were in
town SaturdaN--Mr and Mrs. James MIL
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COM NJ ERCIAL.
New York Produce Markst.

New York. Nov y.
fLOUR-Reoeipts iS,67s barrels: exports
1SO79 barrels, sales 1850 packages; the
II arkct was mere active and steadier
Winter patents SO 6Mt3..D, winter straIgnts
S. l0li3jO Minnesota patents S375ui 10;
winter extras s.. 60Q 2,90; Minnesota bakers
winter low grades, 81 51l2G0
fair to good S3l5u340; choice to fancy 3d. "a
@380.
WHEAT-Roceipt 1850 bushels; On.
ports l2,@1 bushels; sales $3.50, 900 bushels
futures; 400 bushels spot Spot firm; No.
. rcd N31sc. Fob. atloat; No. > red So',c.
elevator; No. northern Duluth NSisc,
fu,u atlOat Options ere steady most of
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WEST FORD,

The profit from the chicken pic supper
Wednesday evel'inG was $20.-l}crrio stone
was buried in Green Mount cemetery.
darlington Thursday. The funeral SER
vice was held in this town at 10 a m. RcV.
Mr.. Hunt of Fairfax cfciating-M IS
Grace a. Allen is spending a weeks Vacl-
tlou in town-Misses Nellie NJ. Osgool.
Eva NJ. MaconItr and Mr.. and Mrs. John
T., Allen returned from the meeting of the
state Teachers AsSC citation SaturdaV.-J.
\. Jcnnc NJ. u. Of st. Adams has sold the
home Of the late G. :. Jennc NJ. D., to Miss
Iura Goodrich for $4,000
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

daughter was born November % to
Mr.. ana Mrs. George LaNcndar.-ReV. Mr.
Davidson, Baptist state Evangelist, is
holding meetings at the Baptist Chur h
this week.-Thcrc is to he a union Thanl's-
giving service at the Congregational
church Thursday morning at 10,.0-Nr
Henry Gauvin has moved from Eden into
J.. W. Halls house. recently occupied by
Joseph Dawney.--Mr. and Mrs. c. T. iiall
are receiving congratulations upon the
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EAST BERKSHIRE,

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hcrrclt. visited ut
Dick Faul's last wcck.-Perry Hawkiu~ Of
East Wallingford, who has been assist
ing l.. II. Butt1n in the depot. rctu ed
to his homo Wedncsduy.-'C I'M;
services, wore held in both the Congr. 1a-
tional and Episcopal churchcs.-M IL
dora Hodges of Essex Junction. S. nj
Thanksgiving with her sister Mrs. j. II.
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Leon Dwire of Ferrisbureh has bought
the house and blacksmith shop of Mrs =.
r.. Jones ara will take possession in the
rear futuro.-Airs. Darie! Lii erty ana
Winnie brewster are on the sick LIT -
Arnold sherman of jericho is visiting
friends i'm toGn,--D, +. Hanks has moved
into part of w. T.. Hanks double tcue-
mont housc.-On account of the stormy
weather the scci&blc that vas to he hold
at the town hall Tuesday evening WAS
pcstpon rd until Saturday evening.
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WEST ENOSBURGH.

The body of Ms. George ". Cushu IN
of Malorc was brought here Saturd '.
''he funeral was at the home OF ner
brother Albert Orr, sunday afternoon.
The burial was at EnosbUrg Ccrtcr.--Ait5 -.
NJ +. Moffatt went to ChatcaugaN. ~ v,
Monday to visit her sister.-Nictor LaN5-
dell of Cambridge visited his cousin Mrs.
T.. J.. stanton, several days this week.
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fathcr-in-law, Mr. FGccn all, So Scno u
street Webster Mass, Nov. 10Th aged ~.
The funeral WAS held from the residence
Friday A profusion Of beautiful and cost
~ flowers covered the Cusket end were
conveyed to the cemetery where they
were placed on the grave. a wife, father
end brother survives His many friends in
this vicinity sympathizc with them in thcir
afTlictiOu
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NO COERCION FOR HER.

Mrs. Hauskeep-What made you leave
your last place?
AppliCant-"Tis insultin' We are, ma'am!
Oill haV We know thot nothin' or nobody
could make me Fave n make me st y.
O suit mesel, ma am. --Phladelph
DreSH.
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CUTS

"Excuse me- said Mr.. Fompus, but
| can't recall you. My memory, perhaps,
is at fault"
"O' no." replied Sharpe, cit isn't Nour
memory. but your manners '-Ihi'1t'l'
1hia Irnss.
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tion Of j.. I .4.....p.rud,n g I &
trcots- Bosy of Mrs. 4. T.. Carpenter
of Attl4boro, Mass. found in The Bar.
rington river Fire in the kcarsarge
hotel at Portsmouth. y. H.. fri-h cns
the guests Btstou schooner Nccoe a
wrecked NJ Porto PLATA; She is n total
loss.
MONDAY, NOV. -.
rho c,t, ri CoIon t,o oo,,itot oc c.-
,o,,bio is 4o bo hor,I.,rd,d 1,,.' L,o 70.
Ionlbfon government o,nboot Ui,yon
,ybi. action +. int,udod r., ,l.fr-,. ".,,,
r.hnls ,,ho q, fou. dov. moo ,,t,,,o,,tho
citv rho pinyor h,o Coo man on
bo,rd and ,bov. win ma I.,tod.o ,of.,
ro..o..i,n If ,bo citv If tIo roi,oi..oro
drive, ,ut rho Iood,r. * ,bo +, srr-
rection. however. claiIo that thrv oro
gaining in strength every day aud that
not only will they hold colon but that
thev will soon capture Panama On the
other side of the iSthmus. Panama IS
being fortified in anticira ion of at.
tack-I'or IS hours one Of the most
severe storms experienced in years has
hccn raging along the entire Atlantic
coast line. Miles Of beaches have been
cut away ali along tine coast ie n re-.
suit of the dcuonstrat ons aga MT he
proposed translation of the eosncle into
modern Greek. the Grecian cabinet has
rcS'gn"d and u now one has been formed
The dead bodies of the party of II Int
min NJ official, who cn'c"-d tie " st
M n + tic rocahonta, Colier.cS con-
pany M Bluoticld, w. Va. recovered
I au-iS al
five months. and scarcely more than
20, is locked up Mt Boston on Tie charge
of attempting to Kill her husband with
n hatchct at their home he tn. 'do
boat Fulton, which was sunk t. tNe
bottom of the SEA for submerged tcst
Of - hours, cam" to the surface with
those on board in the hest Of coud don.
TUESDAY. NOV. o.
The secretary Of the navy has c5l7'pI
Captain Perry of the Iowa to a~sjiue
fun command Of all the tn.tod >...tos
naval forces on both sides Of ,uo 4.jl!-
mus. in order 10 insure Aarn.ct .aus ..r-
erations. Colon has not 5rca h.--
barded. Heavy fghtirr .rl .oes Of
$50 lives is reported fro,n roint,.a'.,,.-
the isthnian railway ann Mn .l.u
browns himself at lie nccln tou,o
Lynn, Miss Kaiser Wilhelm r
ported TO be preparing unique ra-i j..
casts as gift to llarYard-ho+ t"1
and Worcester Street Hallway ru
pany elects officers a~ lets tHpo
contracts-tiuy G. HWcr. appointed
temporarily to succeed +. {. Whe'l raI
head Of Boston'S street driartMonj
~, - 81 Il. ~
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HARD TO GUESS.

"Its mighty hard to ledge by appear
ances.' said Uncle Ebon. "Whcn you
secs a man wifi new suit o. clothes, YOU
nebhcr kin tell whether he's got a whole
lot a. money, or whether he's jcs' done
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A MEN DEFINITION

Ostcnd-Taw, what is an underwriters
Fathor-A woman, | guess. NJ least.
fhc is tho one who always adds post-
script. -ChiClso News.
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BITTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

EOstOn, Nov. p.
ICTTER-Northern. 2ing4t.c; Western
81 70 24c: imitation. 1ji.c: ladies, l4iac.
flEIISEi-Western. 10u1C,.o, Northern
lOi 11c.
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NIL

II, II. FULLER spent n part Of last week
in Waterbury, and MGrrsville.-1h social
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SUNDAY. NOV. II
Pres dents message to touch on the
dsfranchlsemcnt of neErocs--Pas-
scnger train crashes into freight near
little tunucl, North AdamaS--Solt
,.rotecton wins hunters steoplechase at
the Jennings track Big railroad tie
up threatened in western Pennsylvania
Cigar makers long strike at
Tampa officially declared of -p resi-
dent Roosevelt hunting wild turkeys at
CHAPEL Point l'nirn labor mands
that Louisiana Purchase fair be union
lied" Former President Cleveland -.
covers from his threatening llness.---
German ship ashore at Monmouth
beach; tug wrecked at Long branch
Panama fears an attack from rebels ut
Colon and S fortiying RAPIDLY
Cruisers Albany and New orleans said
to be unfit for habitation Strikers in
caus1 at Madisonyille, Ky, refuse to
,bey order to dsband New York
horse show ends; an Unprecedented
success in Cy cry Way--Stewards Of the
Henley regatta vote against exclusion
( fore gnrrS Twelve rev eases Of
SmallroX in Ros OH England really
disturbed over nti-Chamhel n feel
mg IN Germany Solicitor Gen raj
Richards denounccs anarchy in Phil
adclph'a sTcCch-A Boston pr,t ST
lgainSt proposed naval appropriation OF
$lOO. 900, 600 Spectators selling tick
It's 10 Boninc trial; trial to last Il month
.- Minors strife beginning in France;
home for stable boys III ChNntily
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS..

Yours truly,