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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-24
CITY News.

The plans as drawn up for the new
building that Zaneleoni. Lane & Mar.
tin will erect on Granite street, by
A. W. Lane, provides for large hall
on the third floor. The lumoer for
the building has already been ordered.
Mrs. c. Z. Ramsdell went to North.
field this morning on visit.
The Ladies of Clan Gordon will hold
a regular meeting this evening.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Green Mountain Lodge, Manchester
Unity Of Odd Fellows this evening.
Hiawatha Lodge Of Odd Fellows
does not expect to do any work Thurs.
day evening but next week, the first
of the month, they expect to work the
initiatory degree upon several candi'
dates.
Mrs. H. E. Pitkin is sick with the
grip.
John Severance of the TELEGRAM
composing room is on the sick list and
under the doctor S care.
The annual city report is OUT and a
copy may be obtained by applying tc
the city clerks office.
0. J. Dodge has recovered enough
from his sickness 50 that he has re.
sumed work at his store.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. anG
| Mrs. f. G. McAnally was christenec
yesterday afternoon at St. Monica I
| church.
Walter Harvey resumed work thi
morning at Beck & Beck S, having re
covered from his recent accident.
Miss Lillian Keith began work agail
this morning at the Com bination Casl
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Crosby Of Con
cord, N. H., are the guests OF his oil
partner, c. S. Currier and wife. MI
Crosby is now the assistant eng inee
Of the b. & M. R. R.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-24
TILLMAN REPR1MANDED

Washington, Feb. "a. Senator
Tillman's encounter with McLaurin
in the S nate Saturday will prevent
the formers presence at the Presi-
dents dinner to Prince Henry tonight.
When the President learned of the
Senator's unpleasantness he intimated
Tillmans regrets wouldl save some
trouble. 1t is limited that had the
Senator refused the President would
have called the dinner off rather than
have Tillman present. McLaurin is
not invited to dinner.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-24

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-The navy de-
partment has received cablegran
from Rear Admiral Frederick Rodgers
senior squadron commander on tht
Asiatic station. stating that the healtl
of Major l.. w. r. Waller. Captain
David ID. Porter and First Lieutenant
A. s, Williams of the marine corps
who recently underwent great hard
ships i'm the march of the marines
across Samar. was steadily improVlnt
and that there was no cause for anX
iptV
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-24

Toledo. o.. Feb. Negotiations are
now bending ward the anna lgahalioh
of the I,ctruit-roledo Shore line with
the Toledo Halfway and Terminal COM
unuy. This will give to every ROAD Ell
terinu Toledo direct connection WIN
De,ruit and with all Canadian lines
reaching that city. The Shore line Was
one of the properties of the Everett
Moore syndicate. and Messrs. Everett
and Moore. with Chairman Newcohll
of the bankers committee. having
charge Of the syndicate's affairs. nave
heen in Toledo ON matters relating tt
the Siile
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-24
CITY News.

At the Queen OF the Forest Circle
whist party Saturday night there were
fourteen tables of players. The first
prize was won by Lottie Frasier and
G. G. Gay. The consolation prize was
awarded to Mrs. M. B. Minard and
Frank n. Cilley. Refreshments OF
cake and coffee were served.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs.
A. B. Averill, 10 Averill street, We'd
nesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
Miss Margaret Harrigan returned
this morning kfrom her visit at her
home in North deld.
A meeting Of those interested in
the establishment Of concern in this
city to manufacture chilled steel shot
was held Saturday evening in the
rooms Of the Barre Quarrymen AS
ISOLATION but nothing was done for
publication, SO said one Of the leading
people present.
Cniet of Police Brown arrested an
unknown German this aftern. on for
drunkenness.
Elon E. Barrett will succeed b. ID.
Hathaway as the local agent OF the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
This afternoon Alexander Dunnett
Of st. Johnsbury as master is hearing
the evidence in the suits Of the mill
owners again.t the city OF Barre for
the use OF the water in Scott brook
and Bolster reservoir.
Clan Gordon and c. q. F. will play
cribbage this evening.
One of the theatrical hits of the ca
son was made at Blanchard opere
house, Montpelier, Saturday nign
when the beautiful and romantic com
edy drama, ''Uncle Terry" was pre-
sented to a large and appreciative au
dience The story is original in it,
simplicity, strength and freedom
from anything morbid or of an I'm
wholesome character. 1t is full Of hu
NOR and pathos and there was no
one uninteresting moment during tn
performance.
E S. Bailey has gone to st. Al
bans.
G. II. Billings has returned iron
New York
Mrs. W. c Robbins has gone t
Springfield, Mass.
John Ballou spent Sunday in Bul
lington.
Mrs T, E Hamel went to Burling
tou this afternoon for visit at he
home.
The Granite Citys defeated tn
Queen Citys Saturday on the local a
alleys winning two out OF three game
with them.
a. TOmasi has gone to st. Albans
NJ. Gottler is spending the day i
Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Drew now el
pect TO start for their new home
Texas Thursday.
3. D. hathaway, who has been th
local agent for the Metropolitan Ii
surance Co., for the past year wi
leave today for St. Adams where b
will have charge Of the office as til
assistant superintendent.
The hash supper given at Sout
/ Barre by the Ladies Auxiliary of tt
| Universaiist church netted $40 so tt;
the promoters feel more than we
satisfied with the results OF their e
forts.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-24
Millions Put to Work

The wonderfully activity Of the new
century is shown ~ an enormous de-
mand for the worlds best workers
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. For Con-
stipation, Sick Headache, Bill usness,
or any trouble Of Stomach, Liver or
Kidneys they re unrivaled. Only 25c
at w. Fl, Gladding's, Barre, or j. Fl.
McArthur's, East Barre, drug store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-24

There will be a regular meeting OF
Ire ouois Tribe Of Red Men Tuesday
evening at which it IS expected thab
there will he work in the adoption de-
gree. 2oF'o
The regular rehearsals of the festl,
val chorus have begun and are held
every Tuesday evening in the vestry
of the M. E. church at $40 O'CLOCK
Work has been commenced on Hay
dn's Creation. All members OF tn ~.
chorus are urged to be present at the
next rehearsal, next Tuesday evening
and oil singers in the city who have
not yet joined the chorus, are invited
to be present at that time, when an
opportunity will be given to all who
wish to b come members OF the chorus
to do 50. I'd
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-24
PAT1RARCHs ATTENTION

A special meeting Of the Encamp-
ment is called for tonight on matters
of great impor ance. First degree
will be worked. All Patriarch in the
city and vicinity are requested to be
present to make arrangements for the
funeral of our late Patriarch A. d.
Burgess. NJ NJ. GORDON.
Chief Patriarch
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-24
letter TO VERMONT eAANITE co.
BARRE, VT.

BARRE, VT.
Dear Sir: Which Of these two, is the
better argument?
Painters condemn readymade paints;
lead and oil is your paint.
Or this?
Devoe lead and zinc lasts twice as
long: and the dealer, who sells 1t:
backed by the maker OF it, established
JAG years, guarantees it. pevoe Is
your paint.
Yours truly.
"a F. w DEvOE & co.
P. S. Reynolds & Son sell our
paint.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-24
Latest Edition.

THE TEL EG RAM II As A PROVEN
PAIDCIRCULATION MORE THAN
TWICE THAT OF ANY OTHEE
PAPER PUBLISHED IN BARRE
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-24
CITY News.

William Duthie left this afternoon
for St. Johnsbury where he will read
a paper this evening before the Scotia
Club on his recent visit to The
Birthplace Of Robert Burns. To-
morrow evening he will be the be t
man at the wedding Of B. l. Staples,
formerly Of this city, and Miss Re-
becca Billiard Of that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Varney and
Miss Josie Varney are in st. Johns
bury to attend the Staples Billiard
wedding tomorrow evening.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Averill returned
Saturday evening from short visit at
Glover.
Mrs. L. s. Norris who has been con-
fined to the house by illness for long
time was able to ride out Saturday.
John Severance has been spending
a few days at East Montpelier.
w. X. Wheatley formerly Of this
city but now of Melrose, Mass, was in
town over Sunday. Mr.. WbeatIey is
now travelling salesman for Boston.
furniture firm.
George Evans, the popular employee
of the American Express Co., lin this
city has accepted lucrative position
with the same company at Brattle-
borO.
Miss Hattie Perkins Of Newport, a
trained nurse, arrived in town Saturday
night and will have her headquarters
with Mrs. G. G. Page.
Carl Bruce OF Worcester visited his
uncle in this city over Sunday.
Mrs. Alex Roberts Of Plattsburgh,.
N. Y, is visiting her brother S. Las
cor.
Richard Boyea and family visited in
the city over Sunday.
The freight business to this city
over the Central Vermont is very
good at present. Two extra freight
trains had to be run yesterday from
Mont pelier.
Rev. Etfle X. M. Jones and Alfred
Cadger will 20 TO st. JOhnSbury TO-
morrow where the former will ot1iclate;
at the marriage of B. l. Staples and
Miss Rebecca Billiard. Mr.. Cadger
will be the head usher.
r Eggs are reported very scarce in the
loca market. Prices rule at 32 and 80
cents dozen for strictly fresh eggs
with lower prices for cold storage eggs.
The expectation is that they will 60
r higher and reach IS cents before they
4 are any lower.
The Athena club will meet with
: Mrs. O. l.. Cheever Camp ST., Tues.
cay evening at 40.
! C. H. Sawyer left this noon for a
. business trip to Wells River. He has
y only Just returned from trip through
! the northern part of the state and re-
y ports that there is much more snow
there than here.
Green Mountain Council Royal Ar
canum of this city has received a
check for $4,000, the same being the
death claim held by Mrs. Alma NJ.
Ball, whose husband E. W. Ball, died
v January 3lst.
: In making your engagements for
the week, don forget that the gen.
: tlemen of the First Universalist
!, Church are to s. rye chicken pie on
r Wednesday, from $50 to 1870.
The annual chicken pie supper ser.
: we'd by the gentlemen Of the First
UniversaliSt Church, occurs on Wed
/; nesday evening Of this week. Supper
from $50 to 1870. Admission rs cents
The chicken pie supper given by the
gentleman Of the irSt Universalist
Church, on Wednesday evening, prom
Uses t. surpass all past efforts in the
line of catering. $50 to 1880.
| "A. w. Lane went to Northfield this
morning to supervise some changes
%hot ro tp no made in Dewey Hail.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-24

Funny about young Spenditt, wasn't
IT." said the observing man.
"Was it p asked the man OF an ID
quiring mind.
Eyes: he lost his money raising Cain
IN Europe and then made another for
tune raising cane in Louisiana" -Bai-
timore American.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-24
The Annuity Idea

inc Annu1ty Joea
Payments Of stated sums at stated
times to stated persons guaranteed by
twenty-five million dollar promise,
made by fifty.two years old corpora.
ton, should attract attention. The
Annuity created by Insurance is a
double rainbow, hope with the cash
in each hand.
National Life insurance O.. OF Yer
M ont (MutuaD ORGANIZED in 1850
s. S. Ballard, General Agent, N. B
Ballard, Local Agent, Rooms 2 and 3
Miles Block. Barre, Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-24
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair tonight; warmer 10 western
portion Tuesday, snow in northern
portion.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-24

WANTED-Te1 men for general worK,
! Pleasant and Brook Streets.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-24
1.r,.se, without mistakes.
DIR. HANSON.

eo9 sa1E-Eggs for Matching! Bar
~ Dl.v nrh Rock. from prize-winning
tl .i E,'N 400 for IS. B. A. Eastman
su219' 2esH
Barre W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
NURSES ASSOCIATION
econd Annual Meeting a Great Sue

ccand Annual Meeting a Great Sue
cess-Officers Chosen.
The Virginia State Nurses association
,eld its second annual convention in
3ichmond at the y. NJ. c. a. Hall on
October 10th.
After a brief conference of the Exc
cut1ve Committee. during which time the
nurses attending the convention register
ed and paid their annual dues, the gen
eral session was called to order at
p. NJ. Miss S. IL Cabiniss, the president,
in the chair
The minutes Of the last meeting We're
read and approved without correction.
The Committee on Constitution and BY
Laws. Miss c. II. Johnston, chairman;
submitted its report after The most care
ful debate and consideration of each ar
ticle and section. which led TO some slight
amendment. The constitution ard bylaws
were adopted.
s There was considerable discussion as to
the advisability OF local associations in
each town in the State. and the establish
men; OF central registry or directory.
to BE- under the control of such local as
sociations
The election of officers followed. Result:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19

win. but In order to weigh the effect Of
the new Constitution in its relation to
the elective franchise. The number OF
cclored men who will be entitled to vote
Under the new Constitution will hardly
exceed ten per cent OF the number here
tofore voting, as regards the Ninth Dis
trict.
The new Union Depot being erected here
by the Norfolk and Western Railway
Company is rapidly taking form. and will
probably be ready for use by Decembar
c5th John P. Pettyjohn and Company.
OF Lnchburg. have the contract. The
building is now being rooted. It will be
one of the finest Of its kind in this part
Of the South. The station proper is over
200 feet long. and including sheds, is SS772
feet in length. The building consists OF
bMff brick and stone, and is being covered
with green slate
Rev Alfred Harrison Burroughs con-
tinues to get young Virginia clippers into
deeper trouble. He OBLIGATED In four mar
riages this week. The brides ranged
from sixteen to eighteen years In point
OF age. The parson continues to add TO
his long string OF matrimonial fish, and
soon will have reached the enormous num-
Der of 1.50O couples. He began his ma
trimonial career somewhat accidentally
in august 1859. The parson went to
Nashville last week, and was greatly
pleased that a reporter for the Nashville
American singled him out from a large
number of Knights of Honor to interview
him regarding his record as the marry
ing parson OF the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
NEGROES CAME IN
UNDER TAX CLAUSE
News Happenings Of Interest
Gathered from Stanton and
Augusta County.
Special Dispatch to The Ttme,.)


STANTON. VA, Oct 1s.-Resistra-
District The reSistra ton all over tne
county shows a great falling of in tie
coiored vote The colored registered in
Middle River District were all registered
under the tax provision.
Rev. @. w. Maxwell. of Norfolk.
chairman OF the Presbyterian Orphan
age Board. was in Stanton this week
in connection with the Ioca ton of the
orphanage here.
Honorable Edward Echols has pur-.
chased from J.. J. Shirley. executor
OF the late David A. Kayser. a ten acre
lot on North Coalter Street: considera-
ton $500.
Mr.. j. N. Ptrkey died at Mt. Meridian.
this county. Saturday. and was buried
at Mill Creek Cemetery on Sunday last.
Mr.. Pirkey was 81 years old when he
died. and had lived at Mr.. Meridian
about Is years
The funeral services over the remains.
OF the late John 7. Pearson. a prominent
Augusta county man, were held Monday
from Laurel Hill Baptist Church
The funeral OF Mrs C. B. Somerville
took place from Trinity Episcopal Church
Tuesday and the services were conduct
ed by Rev. A q Ftayser. Of First
Presbyterian Church OF this city.
Mr.. Lee Wright. who at one time
lived in Mt Crawford. this county. and
who has been in Michigan for seventeen
years.sis now spending some time ut his
Old hone gats NJ Cawfosd
q GhE4DSA So nossN -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
READY, sTARTl
An Athletic Event.

You want everybody wants, brain and
muscle. WIND and stamina, and can get
them II led properly. This is an ath-
leto ige The man or woman who IS
weak or sickiy. is not in the race; sue
cess tocially or in business goes only
to tht strong and healthy. 1t is largely
q mater OF choice with any one. FOR
prope, living, and proper food will bring
the pdza
An lthlete in Chicago tells of the good
result he obtained from proper food.
He s;ys: Last spring began 10 train
hard to become an athlete in track
event and to grow stronger: now
know that what strength and victories
haze secured is due 10 the use of
crap Nuts. When in training for an
lthlGic meet. / would just live on
Grap- Nuts alone for three days before
he event was to come off. During This
i'm, have won six championship races
Dus OF two athletic meets. In a $40
yad run my time was 81 second and
n he rs yard dash the time was Sec
Sne, both being good record
.5rape-Nuts has given me a stronger
md and also bodily strength which no
otter food could have done in so short
\ time have gained strength In a
ms. remarkable way since using Grape
N1tS
Members OF our football team have
4 training table on which may be found
rst OF all the athletes favori,e fooc,
:rape-Nuts. Name given by Postum
q. Battle Creek, Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
NINTH DISTRICT
IS DEMOCRATIC
Under New Registration the Vote
Will Be Reduced, but Rhea
Will Be Reelected.
tspecial Dispatch to The Times,

pp1cToI. VA. October 1S-Some three
uoeks ago state Chairman Ellyson was
Quoted in the press Of Virginia as piac-
Ing the Ninth Virginia District IN the un-
comfortably close column. heretofore
.herc have been times when TINS idea o.
the district might have been correct. Dut
# viii hardly prove correct TINS ZINE
The registration. so far as reported. IS
un6onbtedly favorable to DeHocratlc VIC
tory th,s wear. There will be great de-
c]inc in the vote, as compared with tas
.o,,i reeistra ton. but one acquainted WITH
fra situation can certainly not construe
this is an indication of Republican sue
ress The indications of the registration
are decidedly in favor OF the reelection
NJ Congressman Rhea, ana the belief
a,one the best postd members Of his
spartr is that he will win handiiy. Con-
rressran Rhea himself Is quite confident,
hut he places his confidence more IN what
~ nerocrats will do In the form of
goo6 hard work between now and the
hour that the polls close than IN the reg
istra ton. The Judge has usually had al
enthusiastic and united party at his back.
and he thinks that this year VIII prove
no exception to the rule.
Colonel Slemp, the Republican. nominee,
&c : man OF large means but whether he
n;,!l anend freely Of his means to advance
hfs chances OF victory Is not known. Inc.
nresunaption IS that he will weigh the
situation carefully in the light OF the
new registration before he undertakes.
ANYTHING like q desperate plunge.
Tho interest IN the 8outco ONE 10 general
NOT eofE from Tie atandpotnt @ Who naLi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
BUSINESS on THE
PRODUCE MARKET
Game Season Opens Soon Sup.
ply is Plentiful in All
Directions.

Tho game season Will open on Novem-
Der lst, and there is every prospect for
a bright trade on the local commission
market. Venison steak is already being
sold in fairly good quantity.
The market at this time is rather
featureless. Cabbage and one or two other
things are rather dull, but the market as
whole is moving along steadily. The
supply is plentiful in all sections.
The following prices are quoted by one
Of the prominent commission men:
Eggs in good demand. fresh, nearby q
cents: other sections, q cents. Chickens,
small, .l3 to Ii cents; large. Il to PIP
cents: market quiet. Hens active, 10
cents Ducks. young and fat, active. II
to Il cents BOOSTERS. old. % cents each.
Butter continues to sell readily. fresh and
sweet. - to 81 cents; choice. sweet, is to
10 cents; other grades IA to II cents
Bacon. hams. small. smoked. new. Is to
II cents. large. 10 to Il cents; u to IA
cents for sides: II to u cents for
shoulders. Dressed hogs s to 10 cents:
Lambs, 21-2 to s cents, Veals wanted,
1-2 to Z cents. Beeswax. 25 to &c cents
per pound. Onions, so to 80 cents per
bl,shel. Chestnuts, 8 IL and 4 cents per
pound. Turkeys. live. 10 to IL cents Dried
fruits. apples. bright, sliced. 4 to 41-2
cents: quarters. ~S1-2 cents. Peaches.
bright, to cents; No. @ or dark. to
cents. Cherries dry. pitted II to Is
cents. Raspberries, 16 to II cents. Whor-
tleberries. y to 10 cents. Blackberries. s to
cents. Apples. fancy. eating hand pack-
ed. per barrel u. 50 to s.: choice. q to S3s5:
fancy wincsapa and johnson winters 81
to SIS per barrel; choice, Sl.5O to 81.
Loose packed apples SIS cents to 81 per
barrel. as to quality. Fancy apples are
active. choice quiet; large quantities Of
bad order apples here this week, Keiner
Deaxo. Sl@ 20 8 Per barrel -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19

President Miss Cahiniss, Nurses Settle
n1ent, Richmond, tJpllns Hopkins Train
ing SCHOOL,; First Eice-P President, Miss
Besey, superintendent University OF Tir-
gina Hospital. (Childrers Hospital.
Washington. d. CD; Second Nice-Presi-
dent, Miss Whitehead. Lynchburg, Viz.
ginia. (N-iTgin!a HospitaD; Third Vice
President. Miss Ious, Home for tbs Sick,
Petersburg Va, philadelphia Hosp.taD:
Recording Secretary, Miss L. H. Webb,
Richmond, Va. odd Dominion HospitaO;
Corresponding Secretary. Mrs William
Glasgow. Roanoke. Va. (Johus Hopkins
HospitaD; Treasurer, Miss Randolph,
Charlottesville. Va, (Virginia HospitaD.
The following appointments: Chairman.
Of Nominating Committee. Miss e. r.
Preston Cooke: Chairman Publication
Committee, Miss Coralie H. Johnston:
Chairman Committee on Arrangements,
Mss Besley.
Mrs William Glasgow was appointed
Chairman Of the Committee upon State
Registration for Nurses.
The next meeting was announced to be
held at Charlottesville, in May, and indi-
yidual notices VIII be sent previously to
each member.
The meeting was then declared adjourn
ed More than sixty. nurses were present;
every section OF The State being repre-
snted: and among the visitors. Miss
Wyche. chairman of the North Carolina
Committee on State Association
NeNar fore has there been SO large
and enthusiastic assemblage of nurses in
the State Tea was served by Recep-
ton COMMITTEES. composed of graduates
from every training school in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19

riage of Miss Nellie Beery 70 Joseph Il.
Ward. the ceremony to take place asae
Crawford on the 2lst
License TO marry has been ISSUED; by
the county clerk TO Mr.. f X Moore
and Miss Ada Ereeden. both If Iarren
Ridge, this county. ans, u " S. Sinir-
sersand Katherine P. Itawpe. OF Green
VILE
Darlington Foster after spending few
days in this section, has returnee. -
Richmond Thomas Byers Mrs. j. =.
Davis. Miss Lett watts. Mr. lruli Mrs.
], r. Taylor, are spending a few days
in Richmond this week attending tae
Horse SHOW
The annual reunion OF the stonepall
Brigade Band will be held IN stanton
on the 18th instant.
Mr.. John Crickenberger. cs Irsiitna,
and brother. Samuel. OF iowa. natives
of Augusta county. who have scen il,
the West about thirty years. s-e nav
visiting their old home In the county
The first football game of tie Season
was played at the Deaf and Blind tr
stitut.on between the fnGtes ami a poke.
nine from the city Wednesday. I'll.
mutes won by a score OF u to o.