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FERRISBURGH.

T., r. Eooth went on the G. A. r. ex-
cursior to WASHINGTON, leaving SATURDAY.
evenng.-F. Fl. Walker of Burlington was
at y. q. Walkers over Sunday.-Miss
Katharine Collins Of Middlebury College
was at home Saturday and Sunday.-Tho
following persons from this place left on
the FLYER Tuesday for New York takinG
advantage of the excursion rates: DR.. T..
V, Reynolds, Miss Elsie Rirkett Miss
Alice Bailey, Miss Rachel Robinson,
Misses Mary and Abbie Dakn.-Mrs.
Ward Of New Haven was a recent visitor
at her hrothers, w. Il. Nichols, Mrs. +
V. Reynolds and daughters, Hazel and
Cecil,are visiting at George A. Halls in
Eurington.- The ladies of the Congroga
tional society have Just sent a missionary
barrel to South Dakota. which was valued
between $50 and $50. 1t was accompanied
by ok amply sufficient to'paY "ar-
riage.-Mr. Noble Ellsworth had the mis-
fortune last week To have favorite horse
entangled In A bar wire fence. 1t was
terribly laccrated and ii seems qIite
doubtful II it RECEIVERS sufficiently to be of
any service again.
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SHOREHAM.

\. H. Douglas of Shcrburne. Mass. Is
visiting his rela here.-Mr. and Mrs
Wallace Iarrabee are in Boston for a
few days.-Madame Leonard and Miss
Anna are moving into the Hammond
house in the village, recently vacated by
Merrill Fields.-Preceptor Polk was cal
led to Philadelphia, Saturday evening. -
Miss Melvina Deslardin, after a long
and painful illness, passed away Satur-
day night
Miss Nellie Plat is in Springfield, Mass
for few wecks.-Mrs G. II. Hall is visit
ing Mrs. Fred Bratt in Fort Edwards. MIR
and Mrs. w. II. Stokes spent Wednesday
in Rutland.-Dr ana Mrs. W. y. Platt were
in Waterbury Wednesday.-The Rev and
Mrs. Carlson are visiting in Weybridge- -
Mrs. Susie Niarris) Spaulding of Newton
Highlands. Mass, and Mrs. George (Wol.
coD Swift Of Middlesex were calling or
friends in the village Thursday.-The Rev
II. q. Hannum and family returned T.
Boston Frday.-Mrs. D. w. Pierce and
children returned to Rutland Friday.
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HEARING IN A BANKRUPTCY CASE
Federal Court Trying to Determine
What a Mans Busiuass Is

Rutland, Oct. s-The time Of the fed
eral court was taken up to-day largely in
examining witnesses in a bankruptcy
case, the hearing in which was first
taken up late yesterday afternoon.
The case is based on petitions filed by
George L. Appleton and w. l.. Pierce
of Putney asking that Walter NJ. Ware
OF that town ue ddJudged d bankrupt.
The petitioners, VINO hold notes signed
by Ware, claim that he is cattle dealer
and can be adjudged bankrupt while
the defendants attorneys introduced
testimony intended to show that Ware
is farmer and therefore cannot be ad-
judged insolvent according to the laws
of Vermont.
Congressman Kittredge Haskins OF
Brattleboro appears as counsel for tho
petitionng creditors and +. L. Water
man, &. e. tits and A. w. Gibson, all
of Brattleboro, are counsel for Ware.
The grand jurors are hard at work to-
day and a large number of witnesses
from out of town were taken before
them. Postotfice Inspector +. l.. Kincad
of Boston was among the government
officials here to-day. The grand jury are
working at the county court house.
Antonio ohanna and George Black,
both of Montreal pleaded guilty late
yesterday afternoon to charges of vio-
lating the immigration law. The former
was fined $50 anu the latters fine was
nNed at $40.
Two cases of +. l.. Fish, receiver Of the
Farmers National bank Of Vergennes,
against d. II. Lewis have been set for
trial this term.
OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Mortified, Oct. S.-The first business
session of the I'D annual meeting of tho
Vermont Branch of the Womans Auxil-
iary to the Board of Missions, was held
in st. Mary's Church this forenoon.
| These officers were elected: President,
Mrs. F. Woolsey Vergennes; treasurer,
Mrs. Charles e. Parker, Vergennes; cor
| responding secretary, Mrs. Patrick Penn
Der, Woodstock; recording secretary,
Miss Constance Wheeler Burlington.
| There are not less than 70 delegates in
attendance and the session is proving one
of unusual interest and profit. The husi-
ness session was resumed at three o clock
| and at its close an address was given
| by Miss Martha AldriCh of Japan.
At 1880 a general missionary meeting
was held. The Rev. Merideth Ogden
Smith Of East Fairfield spoke on remin-
| iscences Of work among the colored peo-
| pie, and the Rev. Lawrence 3. RidGeley
of Wuchang on THE China Mission
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GOOD TEMPLARS IN SESSION
Grand Lodge OF Vermont Holding Its
Annual Meeting in Barre.


Barre. Oct. 5.--The 10th annual session
of the Grand Lodge of Vermont, Inde-
pendent Order OF Good Templars, began
its sessions in this city this morning.
over 100 delegates from various parts of
the State had registered when the for
mai session OF the convention opened at
given to the visiting members and officers
able time was mad.
The principal work of to-day was tho
exemplification Of the grand lodge work
and this afternoon the reports of the
various officers weres received. which
showed the grand lodge of Vermont to
be in quite good condition. The alumni
banquet was held tonight at 3 O clock
at the City Hotel and covers were laid
for about 400 people C. n. Hayden OF
Riverside, grand chief templar, will act
dS toastmaster.
AGED RESIDENT OF RICHFORD
DEAD.
Richford, Oct. 81. D. Cortiss, aged
~ years, died to-day. He had been prom
| inent in town affairs and held the Office
| OF overseer OF lne poor for 40 years. Ha
once represented the town in the Legis-
| lature.
HEAD CUT OFF BY TRAIN.
Richford Oct. s-Simeon Wright, aged
| 10, was run over by the Boston express
and his head cut off at Glen Sutton, one
| eighth Of a mile from here. Wright was
| lying on the track and was supposed to
| be intoxicated.
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occupied but was marked with appro-
pirate flowers in remembrance of tho
brides father and mother.
Among those from away who attended
the wedding were Mrs. Milo Fisher and
Mrs. Il. B. Finn of Springfield. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Newton of West Newton,
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Wheeler
Of St Albans. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs, Bennett departed on the noon
flyer for Halifax, Nova Scotia. for a.
two weeks honeymoon, after which they
will return to West Newton. Mass,
where they will make their home.
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SALISBURY.

Eighteen arrests followed the sercnade
of Mr. and Mrs. William Rider, but the
State failed to prove any one guilty.-Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton eastwood from Massa-
chusetts are visiting friends here.-Mr.
and Mrs Azor Smcad are entertaining
friends from Boston, Mass.-Mrs. John
Mack has gone to Franklin to visit
fri, nds. - Frank Demng of Tonawauda,
Penn, who is visiting his father Will
lam Deming, played the organ at the
Congregational Church the two past Sum
days.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cutting are
at Fred Cutting s.-II. S. Stone visited in
Monkton and Ferrisburgh last week.
Mrs. Frcdctte of Brattleboro is visiting
friends in town.-Bert Grace is loading
"a ear with wood to send to Fitchburg
Nass,-Gcorge Fairbanks of Bennington
is visitingg at Fred cutting William
Eastwood AS gone to New York
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BURLINGTON. VT, THURSDAY OCTOBER 8,

Church Wednesday evening The topic
for the Christian Endeavor meeting next
Sunday evening is Fruitful or Fruitless, :
Miss Carrie Purinton leader The indus
tra and friends of the society spent last
Thursday at Spring Grove camp ground
The Lincoln cornet band was in attend
ance and all pronounced the day most
enjoyable one.-George and Walter Nor
gan went to Albany Monday, where they
will attend the Business college this win
ter.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. 3. Cove are visiting
friends in Charlotte and Ferrisburgh.- -
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Merrill are visiting
in Boston. Shirley and other places in
Massa acb busctts.-Mrs. Sarah Daniels of
Bristol Is visiting in town.
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MONK ION,

The many. friends of Mrs. II. Finey will
regret to learn that she Is slowly failing
Miss Laura Cutting of New York is at
the I.add House.-F. H. Dean and wife
were in Burlington last week.-Casper
Sears was in Nergennes the 2nd.--J f. Col
lins and wife visited at Guy Toby's the 3D.
The Misses Jennie and Matte Mckenzie
attended the races in Hinesburgh Satur-
day.-Mrs. Rev Harris is again very poor
ly.-1'hc Meachcs are all through at their
East Monkton farm for the fall and have
all returned home.-J. f. Ladd and wife
and Miss Cutting visited in Hinesburgh
the Bird.
Miss Mabel Eddy, who has been spend
ing the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Eddy. returned to her
school in indianapolis, Ind, Friday
Representative g. r. Thomas was at
home from Montpelier over Sunday
Leon Eddy is at home from Proctor for
a week.-Frank Rich. who has been seri-
ously i'll for some time is gaining slowly.
Mrs. A. G. Lewis and Miss Virginia
Collins were in Bristol Tuesday.-C. $.
Meader, r. r. Tracy and John Thomas
were in Burlington Saturday.-Carter
Dean is having his buildings painted.
William Hollis is doing the work.-Sev-
eral from town attended the races in
Hineshurgh Saturday.-Col. n. F. Dun
shee of Bristol was In town recently on
business. MIR. and Mrs John Collins
We're in Hinesburgh Frday.-Bessie
White of East Monkton, who has been
seriously i'll, is reported as much better.
Miss Julia Danyew of Ferrisburgh
spent Saturday and Sunday with her sis
ter. Mrs. Benjamin Gee.-Mr. and Mrs.
David Carpenter attended the auction at
Prndle's store in Vast Charlotte Satur-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buttolph Of
Middlehury visited their mother Mrs.
Elvira Smith. Wednesday.-Charles Shep-
ard. Jr., who has been in Massa chusetts
for two years. came home Tuesday to
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Shopard
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MIDDLtBURY.

Thomas Stewart and his attorney, w. G..
Eier Of Philadelphia. Pa, arrived in town
Wednesday and Thursday morning they
started for West Cornwall accompanied
by Deputy Sheriff William n. Cobb, in
rearch of his five years old son Daniel
They drove to the Fred Bingham farm,
where brother Of his wife Charles Low
ell lives and where his wife has lived for
the past two years with hor son, unknown
10 Mr.. Stewart, during which time he has
been endeavorins to locate his wife and
son. They hitched the team some dis
tance from the residence and Mr.. Stewart
went on alone. While the other two were
together they got into conversation with
Mrs. Stewards brother, who was not
aware what was going on. Mr.. Stewart
went to the house and searched for the
child. Not finding him in the house he
went around the out buildings and found
the young man playing with other chill
dren near hay stack. He promptly took
the child and with the two officers started
for Middlebury. On arriving in town he
procured new clothing for the youngster.
who was very shabbily dressed. For sew
eral hours they were secreted for fear of
the mother but took the SOC train south
for their home in Philadelphia. Mrs
Stewart was Miss Nellie Lowell, formerly
of Cornwall and married Mr. Stewart
seven years ago in Philadelphia. About
two years ago she left him and claims
ehe has not neard from MIN or seen him
during that time. q
Mrs. Thomas Stewart Of West Cornwall,
whose FIVE years old child was taken by
the father Thursday has gone to Phila-
delnhia In search Of her child Mrs. Ste
wart, although she has the younger boy
feels she has been wrohged and she
threatens to carry the matter into the
courts to regain possession of the older
son.
Louis C. Bell and John Hayes have gone
to Washington. d. c., to attend the Grand
Array encampment.
Zephyr Boulia, while lifting some heavy
timber on the fair grounds Friday, strain
cd his back quite badly and is unable &c
he about.
hrs Philo Severance has been granted a
pension of $l2 per month
L. C.. Brown has bought the Newcomt
property on Franklin street for his moth
er who recently sold her farm in the cas-
part Of the town.
ON Monday, market day eggs brough
"a cents and butter 20 cents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Miner have an
nounccd the engagement of their daugh
ter, Alice mary, to f. j. Hubbard Of thi'
village.
James O'Connor died at his home. tive
miles east Of this village. Wednesds!
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VERMONT DRUGGISTS MEET
W. F. Root OF Brattleboro Elected
President for the Coming Year

ST. Johnshury, Oct S-The first day Of
the Vermont Pharmaceutical association
meeting here was devoted to business ses-
sions with an entertainment given by local
druggists this evening. Officers for the
ensuing year are: President, w F. Root
of Rrattleboro; vice presidents, H. c.
Pierce of barton. +. A. Drown OF Barre,
A. L. Cheney of MorrisTlle; secretary,
w. +. Terrill Montpelier; treasurer. q. L.
Harwcod. Chester. There will be husi-
ness session tomorrow morning followed
by visit to the Fairbanks scale factories.
A business session will he held in the fter-
noon. The convention will close with y
banquet In Pythian Hall tomorrow even
ing. There is fair attendance.
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WEDDING AT VERGENNES
Alexander Bennett and Miss Fannie
Richards WeddcA at Noon

Vergennes, Oct. S-The marriage of
Miss Fannie Elden, daughter of the late
Alr and Mrs nelson Richards Of Pam
ton, to Alexander Bennett OF West New
ton, Mass, took place at the Congrega-
tional Church in this city to-day at 1890
D. M, the Rev, r. r. Davies performing
the ceremony and using a double ring
service The ushers We're Mayor +. q.
Norton DR., T., w. Shipman, Charles H.,
Strong and Robert Bennett of West New
ton, Mass, a brother of the groom Miss
Mary Strong presided at the organ. The
church was very prettily decorated, the
pulpit platform being filled solid with
asparagus banked and interspersed with
astcrs. chrysanthemums and holly her
ries. while each side was ilanked with
massive cannas. The family pew was UNI
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Rev. MIR Thurston from the vii
lage will preach In the Friends Church
hcre next Sunday at two p, mo-. w.
Sweet and sister Mrs, Maria Gleason,
visited his granddaughter, Mrs. Lillian
Merrill Of Lincoln last week Thursday, -
The W. c. T. u, will meet at the home
of Mrs. Abbie Birdsal Thursday after
noon.-Charie Grace visited in Hunting
ton Sunday.-Roy Hurlburt visited his
brother, Byron, Sunday.-R. Delong OF
Huntington. visited his daughter, Mrs
Shattuck last week.
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VIII T ING.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Duffany last week.-Mrs. Mary
Brough of Lockport. n. Y. visited Mrs.
II. Nj. Parker last week-Peter
Aims and Miss Lizzie Chatterton were
married at the horc Of II. c. Browns
last week WcdnosdaN.-Mr and Mrs.
Frank Wooster went to Washington last
w"eh.-''hc Rev. II. Il. White spent Sun
day ut home, returning to Montpelier on
Tuesday.
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HUSE MEMORIAL SERVICE
Held by Washington County Bar
Sketch by Senator Dillingham;.

Montpelier Oct. S-The Washington
county court room was hlled to night whom
q memorial service to the late Hiram A.
Huse, State librarian. was held. Judges
Watson and EdEerton were on the bench
Lieutenant Governor stanton presided and
Governor Mccullough and other State Of
ficers sat within the bar.
The resolutions adopted by the Washing
ton County Bar were presented by J. +.
Lamson of Cabot
A biographical sketch of the life Of Mr..
Huse was read by Senator w. p. Dilling-
ham, a law partner of Huse, and eulogistic
remarks were made by the Hon, B. y.
tiheld, George w. Wing. NJ. f. Smile
and w A. Lord. In ordering the resolu-
tions spread upon the court records, Judge
Watson spoke feelingy of the worth of
the deceased as a lawyer. citizen and
friend. The services throughout were very
impressive.
MASONIC BANQUET IN WATERBURY,
Waterbury, Oct. s.-About one hundred
and fifty plates were laid at the Masonic
banquet which was held at the parlors of
the congregational Church this evening.
The following members answered to the
toasts THE Physicians in the Lodge"
! Or Grout The Lawyers of the Lodge"
L. c. Moody: The Clergy OF the Lodge
| the Rev Mr.. Smith; The Rank and File
of the Lodge +. w. Huntley; The Now
elates OF the Lodge" f. NJ Roscoe; VET
eran Forty miners" j. Batchelder. The
| refreshments of the banquet were furnish
| cd by the Ladies Union, The Rev. F. b.
| kellogg acted AS toastmaster. The Ma
sonic order ia in a hourishing condition,
| about 80 members haNinb been enrolled in
| the past three months.
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have returned from their wedding trip in
the yAdirondacks.--M Mary Daniels of
Watertown. n. y. is visiting at M. r.
Allen 's.-Miss Gertrude Harrington came
from Richmond and spent Sunday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Harring-
ton.-Mr. and Mrs. c. f. White of Bur-
lington are visiting at her fathers, Daniel
Noonans s.-Miss Vida Taft is at home for
II while.--Mrs. Lorette Dean of Monkton
is visiting at her sons. ". NJ Dean
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazckiah Stowe Of Sails
bury are guests at Calvin Martins
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RlCHVlLLE.

Mr. and Mrs. Foster Whitney returned
from their wedding trip Saturday.-Rich.
ard Lewis took a trip through Lake
George Friday, returning Saturday
Mildred Hanks and friend of Addison
were at her aunt's, Mrs E. T. Town,
sends, Frday.-Fred Brookins raised one
and half bushels of peaches this sea,
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EAST MlDDlEBURY.

Mr.. and .4rs f. j. Sumner and little
son Of Brandon were the guests Of MIR.
and Mrs. J. +. Kirby few days this
week.-F. c. Partridge of Proctor was
in town on Sunday.
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morning after a long and painful Illness
Mr.. O'Connor was born in ireland about
10 years ago. He had lived in this town
nearly so years and had the esteem of the
people. He Is survived by a wife. three
sons, John O'Connor, Michael OConnor
and James O'Connor, and one daughter
Miss Sarah O'Connor. The time for the
funeral has not yet been fully decided
upon but 1t will probably be held from
st. Marys Roman Catholic Church FRI
"A
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PAN TON.

The interior of the Methodist Church is
being painted and papered.-Wilis James
and bride and Susie James Of Ferrsburgh
were in town on Sunday.-Miss Rose Don
oway Of Ferrisburgh was the guest OF
Miss Anna Grandy on Saturday.
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Montpelier Oct. S.-The Senate and
House put in full time this forenoon, but
the 'nothin doin " sign was up this af-
ternoon. In the House the only peep
made was the motion to adjourn and the
Senate record speaks for itself. This,
however, does not necessarily indicate
that the Legislature is wasting time. The
ommittees are at work and will soon be-
gin to turn out business for both branch
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JOINT COMMITTEE ON TEMPER
ANCE
OFFICIAL RECORD or THE DAY

Several Important Bills Introduced at
the Morning Session OF the Senate.
Senate called to order AT 10 o'clock by
president. Devotional exercises followed
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs NJ. i. Allen have returned
from Montpeler.-M Mrs Frank Nelson of
Pawlet is visiting at her sisters Mrs. S.
", Allens-Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cronk
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LINCOLN.

Bert Sipple is improving. The Methodist
Church is heing repaired, consequently tho
praver meeting will be held at the Union
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BPjDPORT,

Horton Jones of Shoreham was in town
last week.-Georgo Rathbuns funeral was
held at Ira Kingsand last Saturday.
The burial was at Bristol.--Mr. and Mrs.
Blackmer of Middlebury were in town
Thursday Of last week.--The annual meet
ing of the Ladies' society was held at the
vestry, Oct. 2. Officers were elected as
follows: President. Mrs. Charles Hold
redge vice-prcsident, Mrs. Orsa Gibbs,
secretory and treasurer. Mrs. Darwin Rice.
Mrs. J. f.. Wright returned Thursday
from her visit to Peru, n. Y.-Miss Annie
Leonard OF Shoreham recently visited at
J. f. Wrights.- and Mrs. Beers of
Ferrisburgh recently visited at G. f., Hold
redge' s.-Mrs. Agnes Williams is visiting
in New York city.-Mrs. Mar.on Pettibone,
who has been very i'll. is improving. g.-rh
Ladies' society of the Congregational
Church will hold a Harvest SUPPER at the
vestiy Friday evening, oct H. The rro
cceds are to he used for the church cush-
ions.-Mrs. S. w. Fletcher has gone to
Warrington, D. c. Her son, j. H. Fletch-
er, accompanied her as far as New YORK.
ADDISON.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Hindes gave them very pleasant sur
prise on the evening of September 30. the
occasion being their 50th wedding ami
versary Two nice easy chairs as well
some other gifts We're left there as
tokens of remembera ce.-Wilbur Smith
was at home last week from his school In
Nergennes on account of sickness. hut S
able to return now.-Bele Powell has left
her school in Middlebury and is resum
ing her studies at home.-The friends oi
Mrs. William Jackson of Waltham. but
well known in this town were panied t.
hear of her death on Wednesday last oi
consumption. less than two years age
she was bride. She leaves baby boy
of six months. a husband and "A large
circle of friends.-The store of Johl
Woods was broken into recently, anc
goods to the amount of S15.00 were taken
The thief entered the store through 9
window. No clue to the thief can be found
-Wyman Smith and family attended the
convention in Cornwall. a few from here
attended a surprise party recently fol
Spencer Hawley in Panton, in honor o.
his 9th birthday. Refreshments were
served and all enjoyed very pleasant
evening
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COMMITTEES
Have Already Begun Con-
SideratiOn of Bills in
Legislature.
STATE LIQUOR AGENCY.

Proposed in Bill Introduced by Senator
Walbridge of Essex County-State
Commissioner to Purchase All Liquors
and to Have Charge of the Retail
Agents Fitting Resolution on Death
OF Gen. GrOut Passed=-COmmittee
Appointed to Attend His Funeral--
Joint Committee on Temperance to
Be Announced NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Possibly Buncoed by a "Picture Man"
or "Prominent People Publishing
Company"