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OFFICERS ELECTED.
Mrs. Denison Presidents ~ the General
Federation of womvu'. Cinb.

Mrs. Denison President ~ the General
Federation of womvp'. Cinb.
Los Angeles. Cal. May 1.-Two
things distinguished the last day OF
the sixth biennial Of the General Fed.
Grafton OF women's clubs. one being
the election Of officers ana the other
the address Of the retiring president.
Mrs. Rehecca Lowe OF Georgia
The election which was fun OF dra.
matte incidents. resulted In the ac.
cepiance by ballot OF the entire report
Of the nominating committee. as fol.
lows.
President. Mrs. Dimies T. S. Denlson.
New York: FIRST vice president. Mrs
Robert J Burdette. California: second
vice president. Mrs Emma Fox. Mich.
igau; recording secretary. Miss Louise
Pappenhoimer South Carolina: treas.
uror. Mrs Emma Van Vcchten. Iowa:
auditor. Mrs. George Moves. Wiscon.
sin: directors. Mrs Anna ID. West.
Massachusetts,: Mrs. J. c. Terrill.
Texas, Mrs. Jane Humphrey. Kansas:
Mrs. Lydia Williams. Pennsylvania:
Mrs. Samuel Hayes OF Idaho Mrs.
William Elliott, Maryland Mrs. w
w. Boyd Missouri, Mrs. w. A. mol.
den. Utah
The convention accepted the report
OF the charter committee. while the
report OF the committee which sug.
gested the erection OF a hall OF phil
anthropy" az ST. Louis. was referred
TO the board OF directors. the conven-
tion evidently being overwhelmed by
tho demand OF 100000 as their con
tributiOn toward the plan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-10

New York Nay s.-ln response 20
a cable message of inquiry sent by the
Christian Herald to Lord Curzon, vice.
roy OF India. relative 90 the reports
that famine conditions are worse than
ever before prevalent there. the vice.
roy replied from simia that the pooq.
do not at present stand IN any need
OF assistance as they are not In a
state OF serious distress. Ample relief
IS being given and government re-
sources. supplemented by existing pri-
vute funds. are fully equal TO the
strain.
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rREsIpENT sLNoN ~ oF nArrL

war under President Solomon; took
part in the Hippoiyte revolution: was
made minister Of war and marine un-
der President Hippolyte and after tho
death OF the latter was elected presi-
dent.
The Haytlan republic Is completely
calm.
Former President Jiminez. of Santo
Domingo has embarked on board a
French steamer and IS expected here.
Gen. Deschamps. former governor OF
Purto Plata. Santo Domingo. was the
last 20 surrender to Dominican revolu-
florists. and he also embarked on a
French steamer and sought refuge at
Cape Haytian. Hayu.
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nfummer Harmed 80 Death.
Lake Charles. La. NAY 9.-BI hurn-
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i-aKe Cnaries. Ia. NAY iv.-sy Ourn-
ing OF Moores saloon and clearinghouse
here r. Abeheader OF New Orleans. a
commercial traveller. was burned to
death and Reuben Moore. the propri-
etor. received probably fatal injuries.
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cr..h.a Threurh . rr..,l.

Everett. Wash. May Engineer
Michael j. REILLY and Brakeman A. T.
Kittle were killed hy an engine crash
Ing through a trestle 70 the bottom
OF a gulch % feet below. near here.
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PRESIDENT SAM RESIGNS.
The usytien Congress WIN Meet Men
dsy 60 select His Successor.

The haytieu Congress VIII Meet Men
day 90 select His Successor.
Port au Prince. May 9.-Gen. Tire
sias Simon sam. president OF the Hay
tian republic. has resigned. The Hay
tian congross viii assemble Monday
next 90 elect his successor
President Sam was elected April /.
1896. for seven years. by the two
chambers OF the Haytlan congress In
Joint session. he was 81 years OF age
when be was elected and belongs TO a
family distinguished In Haytian revo.
lutionary history. lie was minister Of
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chal.ra R.nsr,.

Manila. May 9.-Cholera statistics
20 date are as follows Manila. SCI
cases and 706 deaths: provinces. 2i52
and 1906 deaths.
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Washington. May 9.-The omnibus
Washington. May iO.--The omnibus
statehood bill for the admission OF
Arizona. New Mexico and Oklahoma
passed the house without division.
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nro,hsr. Drawn.s IN Arlan.a..

Little Rock. May 9-5chn Crawford.
aged 10 years. and his brotSer james.
aged years. drowned IN the Arkansas
river near here while bathing. The
elder boys body was recovered.
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Drou,h Kuilnx c.,,,.

Austin. May al. W. Merrill. coun-
~ surveyor OF Jcn Davis county Is
here and reports cattle In that section
dyinr on account OF the prolonged
drought.
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= Levi. Offered Another Po.Itlon.

Waco. May 9.-W NJ Lewis. state
secretary OF the Young Mems Christian
association has been offered the place
OF superintendent Of missions OF the
Central Texas presbytery. lie will ac-
cent
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undivided support to the candidates then
nominated. Further resolved, that we ap-
prcciatc the valuable services of the Hon
W. i. Dillingham;, United states senator.
and we extend to him our undivided sup
port to a reelection to the United States
Senate from Vermont
Mrs Mary Gates and daughter, Fannie
of Bakersfield visited at O. w. Bowen s
rcccntly.--Mrs. Il. A. Austin is attend
ing the Sheldon campmeeting this week.
Misses Caroline Bowen and Edith Smith
of Richford were at A. II. Bowen's over
Sunday.-Wllinm Stanley of st. Adams
Fay was in town Saturday.. Grover
Chase of East Fairfield is visiting Clar-
ence A. Hull.-Mrs. Charles johnson Is
passing a few days at Highgate Springs. -
Miss Gertrude Norris who has been in
bakersfield during the summer is at her
home. Mrs. Charles sherman and two
children Of Omaha, Ncb.. and Mrs. Hop
kins of Brooklyn, N Y, were guests of
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. II. Bowen, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Capron of Malone, n.
y, are in town for few days.--A. II.
Croft received the nomination for town
representative at the republican caucus
held Friday afpruoon
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JERICHO.

George Howe of pittsford is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Clara Howe,-Mr and VI
Albert Williams Of St Adams are visit
ing relatives in town.-Mrs. A. -. Brad
ford of Greenfield, Mass, was the guest
of Mrs. Carrie bradford last weeks W
Donaldson has been spending a few days
with his son, II. a. Frank
Howe, Iicbcr PerCival and Raymond Per
cival made trip to Mt Mansfield Nou-
day.-' a. Jackson of Rutland was IN
town over Sunday-Mrs. Homer lI0lmc,
ana children Of Burlington are visiting at
Anson Field s-Mrs. NJ, T. Maurice Of
Montgomery was tho guest of Mrs w c.
jackson last Week.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Remington
~ visiting IN Esscx junction james Car
ron, Jr., is at home from New York for a
TWO weeks Yacation--J. G. White and wife
OF burlington spent Sunday at W. J. Glib
son 's.-Miss Isabel Cochran returned home
saturday from visit in New I1amps hire
Carlos HlodGott, son of Lucius Blodgett
VINO left town in 1SfS, Is visiting in town
looking up old resorts and places which he
knew when boy.
Henry Lewis of North Troy was in town
TuesdoV.-Mrs. Ballard is visiting in
Green Shoro.- Arie Howe has returned from
kooseVilc. \. Y.-lrviug Ballard and
NhauncY Bicknell are painting the ohurcr
Spirc without staeinEs to the dismay of
the lockers -on.-Mrs. Higgins is visiting
her sister, Mrs, T.. b. Jordan.
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FAIRFAX.

The following nomination papers have
been filed for representative in Fairfax
George Watson. democrat, George H. SAT
ford, republican; VI. l.. As,tine indapon-
dent republican; G. c. Gillette. .ndepen-
dnnt.-Samucl +. Wilson offers the trus-
tees Of Bellows academy $25 toward pl,r-
chasing a clock to place in a tower of the
building if they win furnish n bell. Others
are ready to contribute.-J. " Ruggeq ia
on the gain.--Miss Pearl Hunt Is visiting
friends IN RiChford Mrs. Lucia A. Hunt
Of Milton visited her sister, Mrs. Giles
Rurg, last Week.-Mrs. Palmyra Ballard
and daughter Mabel visited in Georgia the
1ith.-M, f., Shodd while moving the I2th
was thrown from his machine and frac-
tured a rih,-Mrs. c. c. Gillette and her
mother Mrs Giles Rugs, spent several
days at Queen City Park last week 80
Homer Hunt and friend from Provi-
dence K. l.. is spending his vacation with
his parents, j. f. Hunt-Mr. f. =. Irish
of Fairfax killed and dressed in three
hours and 40 minutes II large hogs for L.
A. Bates of Nestford last week.-George
A. Allen, Of the firm of Allen, North d.
Co. Of Norwich. Conn, visited his uncle
IL. f. Hun, last week,-L. r. Cook OF
Cambridge was In town tho 1Sth-The
town meeting that was called the 18th To
sec II the town would exempt the com.
pany that has bought the Fairfax Fails
from taxes for the term of 10 years AS non,
of the company put in an appearance &c
explain what they intended to do, the
town voted not to exempt them.-Dr
Arkley of Essex junction was in towr
the 18th to consult with Dr. Phelps in re,
gard to Edwin Rowland's case. They con.
cluded to perform an operation and at TINS
| writing Edwin is some hetter.-Mrs Dr
Logan OF Oaklahoma is visiting Ada Cur.
rier. She will be better known In town BY
the name OF Jennie FaJnsworth -Claytor
Eell of Boston is spending "A few day.
with his brother Georse.-The Hon Jud,
Fairmap OF Washington, y. C., is spend
ing the summer with H. e Hulrs family
The Rev. r. O. Hunt and family return
ed from camping the l0th,-Mrs John Ken
drck, who has been very III, is better
Her mother. Mrs. J. Boyce Of st. Adams
was with her last week-Mr. Lewis OF
Richford has been visiting his niece, Mrs
Henry Hunt-Rolla Sothard Of Albany
N. Y. arrived In town the 18th for a tw,
weeks vacation.-B. r, Cady Of For
Dodge. Iowa, a son Of LATE Cady, il visit
Ing In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II, Blackstone of Per
ham. Maine and Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilde
OF Woodland, Maine. are visiting friends il
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.


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nara or sanford Me" IS spending few
W'"ks WIN n'r parents. Mt ana MIS- raul
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RICHFORD.

At the republican caucus held Monday
afternoon Homer l.. Baker was nominated
for town representatives and a justice
ticket of ten. six of them republicans and
four democrats the democratic eau
Gus held Monday evening Il. Fay Hopkins
was nominated for town representative and
the union ticket for justices of the peace
was accepted and adoptcd.-At the prohibi-
ton caucus held Monday evening G. G.
Manuel was nominated on that ticket for
town reprcsentative.-The name of David
Massie of South Richford has been filed
ms the local option candidate for repre-
sentative.
j. w. Spencer telegraph operator Mt the
Canadian Pacific railway station, with his
wife and two children is taking two
weeks vacation at Stottsville, n. y, the
home of his wfe's parcnts.-Dr. N. T.
Hamilton, has opened dental office at
Johnson. where he and his son, Harold
went Tucsday -Clarencc W. Golf of Man
chester, ~ H., formerly of this place is vi =
ting relatives here.-Mrs. c. G.. Hamilton
and son Carl. are visiting Dr j. NJ. Ham
ilton and family at Rutland Miss Addie
Aver has been engaged is teacher of the
training school Of the grammar departmcnt
at the Johnson Normal schoOl-Mr. and
Mrs. Don Richards of Hartford, Conn.
have come here to resde.-Mrs. Fra X
Guilmctte aged 80 ycals died at her home
OH Hardwood hill Wednesday, August j..
The funeral was held from the Catholic
Church Friday morning Mrs. Guilmette
had been III a long time with consume
ton. She leaves a husband, four sons and
| two daughters .-Therc is to be ball game
on the island Thursday afternoon between
the home team and the Champions IF
knoWlton. l.. @. The Tsichford band is to
play and "A good game is expcCted.-ThC
Richford band went to East Richford Mon
day evening to play for the reception given
by Mr.. II. H. Baker. quite few drove Up
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GRAND ISLE.

The observance Of Old Home Week by
picnic ned at Coopcrs Point the 18th was
we'll attended 10y residents and by many
who had returned for tho occasion. Tie
bluff at Cooper ; Point, which was chosen,
is a ideal spot, the day perfect and music
by the sherman band made II pl"aSu =
occasion. r. l.. Kinney made few APP
propriate remarks. followed ny round #
applause for the ladies who furnished the
dinner the members If the band and y. l..
Robinson of Boston through whose
thoughtfulncss and generosity the music
was furnished The Ladies' Aid society
realized about $40 on the sale of fancy artl-
cles.-1he Rev and Mrs. O. II Spoor ~
Hollands cal, are guests of }. a. chem
hcrlIn.-Mrs. T.. +. Botsford and son, Miss
Kate McI.ane and Miss Minnie lIall of
Plattshureh are stopping AZ u. |. Center :
for few days Mrs. ". G. HOag of Bur
lngton. Mrs. Wallace Irish and +, IA. Ma
comber and wife Of Shelhurue were in town
the 18th
A few townspcople and summer guests
attended the clam bake at Island Park
the l4th. but the entertainment was such
that they did not care to remain long.
They have a sick child at Mi Il Miukler =
pr, STYLES is in attendance, -DoWitt
Goodspeed and Il r. Mooney are both
quite sick. Leslie Perry Of South America
Is at Eagle camp to remain till the chose
of the season Mrs. VIII Mooney has sold
her lot on the west shore to G.. p. Phelps
who will erect q summer residence. He r-
bert Russell of Worcester, Mass, is home
spending his vacation
Crops of all kinds on the high lands ar,
good in Grand Isle and South Hero. In III,
south part of North Hero the crops ar,
good aud in the north part on low lands
planted crops especially beans have see.
too much wet weather A similar cundi
ton exists In Isle La Motto, while IN Al
hurgh nearly all crops are heavy Plume
are abundant throughout the country Ap
pies are plenty but rough and scabby anC
No | apples will be scarce. Leslie Law
renee Perry. who is stopping At Eagl,
Camp has lust returned from sac pauls
IN IlI I1A1 ~. la.L.. IA.....
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from 3rd page.)


,ueet IF Mrs Howard Savles last wee X
Nr Alfred I-er1usou Of Bristol and Mrs.
Cdnpbeu and daughter Of Providence. K.
I ucra tne guests Of Mrs. c. A. Fergu-
som last week.-1'r,f. Hines and family,
pho have bceu absent for their vacation
several weeks. returned home last week.
4 iarcn marty from town went to Lake
1rnouois last Friday and another party
sYtiirdav.-Mark thomson Of Burlington
vas the guest Of mis- sister, Mrs. Il. Ken
van o,er last Sundav-Mrs. Malona shy
,I,r 1,,ho has b.ef spendinC a couple of
r,nnths vita her arod mother, Mrs Nancy
Iatoe stolted fer her home in Chicago
1frndoy nipht.-rhc underwear factory
- NJ, ~. ,,,i,I, ~, g., oven g C,f oucTa-
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SWAN TON.

telegram from Jacksonville, Fla, We'd
ncsdav announced the death there of Will
liam Brayton, brother of Edgar Brayton
Of this village.
The democratic caucus Saturday even
ing nominated l.. \. Ayers, and he was
endorsed by the Clement caucus the same
evening, as a candidate for town repre-
sentative.
Following is the list Of names adopted
by both the democratic and republican
caucuses to be voted for as justices of the
peace VI. A. Burt, Jr., Charles ~. Rey-
nolds. A. Il. Carr, A. II. Royce: f. w
Foster. Richard Column, j. NJ. Tabor G.
S. Gates. Edward Nincilette, G. H. Chap
pell, +. -. Corliss, and Josph Mcdor.
The Hon. II. NJ. stone is happy over the
birth of a grandson and Il son and heir
to his daughter, Mrs. {. i. Strong here
last Saturday noon. Weighing over eight
mounds. Doctor Strong arrived Sunday.
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employed as electrical engineer by thu
Tramwoy, Light & Power Co.-Iames A.
Brown and wife of burlington were i'm town
last Sunday Miss Viola Minklcr Of Bos-
ton, is at his sisters, Mrs. y. G. COOL
speeds called here NV the serious illnc 8
OF Mr.. Goodspced Vernon g. Wilcox AID
Homer ia ckson Of Worcester. Mass. arri =
ed in town sunday Edward Hyde and
family of Philadelphia, Pa, are at trs
homestead OF the HYDE brothers. The X, v,
W. e. Gordon Of Wostfeld. Mas, dcliv r.
ed a fine discourse at tho Methodist Ep,-
Copal Church. SuudaV morning
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-08-21
WEST ENOSBURGH.

The Rev Homer Eaton, II. T., and wife
of New York city and the Rev, joel Eaton
u. D., and wife of Plattshurgh are visit
ing at the home Of Darius tloughton.
George l.. Rounds of Boston is visiting at
the home of his parents, Mr. and Mis- =
l.. Rounds. The Roy. r, Norton. VINO h S
been spending the summer here, left town
Tuesday for his home in South Dakota
NJ E. House of ChateaugaY, y. y, is vi--
itinE at @. T.. Gilbert S. Miss Fannie
Smith of Boston is visiting her parent s.
MIR. and Mrs, Il. Smith.-Miss Ehio Bordc
of Philadelphia visited at the home of h.
r., tushman rcCcntlN,-Mrs. Henry M8Cie
OF lraShurgh sp"nt several days With her
parents, Mr. ana Mrs. o. II. Gilhcr last
week. -Miss Laura start OF bakersfield
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

At the republican caucus held Friday A.
H. King was elected chairman and w. S.
Rublee. secretary. The names OF A. Il,
Croft and Nj. A. Hull were presented for
town representative. Mr., Croft received the
nomination by a vote OF 126 to 70. On mo-
ton OF Mr. Hull the nomination was made
unanimous. The caucus adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions; Whereas; The repubi-
can party OF the State of Vermont 10 con,
fronted with an unca.lled for and unwar-
ranted bolt from its convention held al
Montpelier on June 10th. A. D. 1900 on the
part of +. w. Clement and his followers
Resolved that we the republicans OF the
town of berkshire. Vermont, In caucus
assembled. renew our feality 10 the time
honored party and its principles, and we
adopt and sanction the platform ~ said
party as adopted by them at Montpelier
on June 'H-h, A. d., 1902. and pledge our
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the north part of the town. Mr.. Black
stone is an extensive potato grower and his
wife will be remembered rs Amelia Story.
Mrs. Wildcr's maiden name was Martha
Learned both natives Of Fnirfax.-Thcrc
was a picnic at Rolln Whecler's sunday
Mrs. Il. G.. Judd of West Danvile is visit
ing her parents Mr. aud Mrs. II. i.
ChurChill.-Mr and Mrs. Taylor of Boston
are visiting at Rollin Wheeler $. Mr. and
Mrs James Watson of Cambrige juno
ton, spcmt the past MCek In town.
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spent last week with Miss Lillian OATS -
I4hn I'anforth Of Troy, y. Y. is visltir :
his daughter, Miss Grace Danforth. There
W III tie no services in the Methodist Church
Sunday Oh account OF the sheldon cam
meeting.
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hIGhGAIE.

Mrs. Adelbert Richard. who has been
seriously i'll for the past two weeks, died
Sunday The funeral was held from the
catholic Church Tuesday morning.-D. W.
Steel has been appointed collector of Gus
toms al this placc.--Prof. Charles Stimets
of Jersey City is visiting his brother IL.
A, Stimets.-Miss Maud Smith of Bedford,
+. O., is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs w.
W. Munsell,-Miss Mary Manyer and A.
w Robinson of St. Adams visited at the
home of w, A. Place Saturday and sun
day.-Miss Adel Spooner has been spcnd-
ing a few days in camp at Iighgate
Springs.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. AlBANS.

Tho democratic city caucus Friday night
nominated the Rev D. J, OSuliVan as its
candidate for city representative. A com
mittGo was appointed 10 confer with a com
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OAKLAND.

f.. c. Williams of Rrookluc, Mass, q
pas sing his vacation at -. u. Judd MIR.
aud Mrs. Albert Iiickok returned To their
homo in Cambridge triday.-Mrs. Soule
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1902-02-08
Cierk,s Wise Suggestion.

II have lately been much troubled
with dyspepsia, belching and sour stom
ach," writes NJ. s. Mead, leading phar-
macist Of Attleboro, \ ass. II could eat
hardly anything without suffering sey-
eral hours. My clerk suggested l try
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure which / did with
most happy results. / have had no
more trouble and when one can 60 to
eating mince pie, cheese, candy and nuts
after such a time, their digestion must
be pretty good. / endorse Kod,l Dys.
pepsia Cure heartily. You don't have
to diet. Eat all the good food you want
but don't overload the stomach. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests your food. Alb.
J. Jones.
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BUY CREAM FLOUR at Garlock's
Valentines and Masks at Alb. J. Jones
drug store.

w. e. Benedict, member of the auxil-
larry committee of the Mckinley Mem
orial Association, recently received q
letter from Governor c. n. Herried, stat
ing that South Dakota had been the first
state to organize its auxiliary to the ma
tional association, and expressing the
wish that our state might be the first to
get it's contributions into the hands OF
Hon. Myron T. Herrick Of Cleveland,
Ohio. treasurer of the National Associa
ton. Accordingly OF Monday last Mr..
Benedict forwarded the funds then in
his hands to the treasurer. The amount
sent was 1892. The sum asked from
this county vas SIS, and 1t will be OBJ
served that the sum already sent In ex'
ceeds that asked by nearly sixty per
cent. Since making the remittance Mr..
Benedict has received further contribu-
tons and is ready to receive more.