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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-13
MT. VERNON.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Cram and daugh-
ter, Alberta, went to the seashore, Sat-
urday, to spend a few weeks. Charles
NJ. Cram made a visit at his home. last
week. MIR. Cram has made his home
| in Washington, D. c., for several years.
Rev. II. NJ. burlington. Baptist pas
| tor went to Portland, Monday, to visit
| his mother. He will return the last of
| the week.
Haying is well commenced. There
will be a good crop.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A Burbank ard
daughter. Hannah L., of Gardiner. are
visiting his brother. DR.. Burbank, a
short time 1t has been six years since
he was here before.
| Mrs. Nancy Bamford of Fayette, has
| been spending a week or two with
| friends here. She returned to Fayette,
| Sunday.
Howard Whittier has just had his
| hay cut and put into the barn without
any rain on it. 1t was first class.
| Professor H. w. Foss and family
have heen spending a few weeks at the
cottage Of Fl. G. Russes on Flying
| Pond.
Miss Ethel Tracy is at home to spend
her vacation. She is teacher in
Quincy, Mass.
| The case of r. II. Jacobs VS.. Fred p.
| Dolloff which was to have been tried
July 9Th. was continued to the October
| term of court.
! Mrs. Alice Appleton and son, Donald,
of Haverhill. Mass. are visiting Mrs.
II. Is. Cram for few weeks.
| Ira Il. Tracy's brother of Haverhill,
and wife, are visiting him.
| Mr. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Gilman are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Fl. p.
HAYES of Riverside, for 4 short time.
| Mrs. Dora G.. X. Parsons has gone to
visit her daughter, Myrtle. for a short
time. Then her daughter will return
with her for Il vacation.
| Mt. Vernon Grange met last Satur-
day. There is a good interest in the
grange.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-13
MARRIED..
AROOSTOOK.

Fort Fairfeld-July 2. George Mckinney
and Mrs. Ameda McKenney. both OF For
Fairfield
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
EWEN'S MATCH EASILY.
winner Had Much of the Advantage oyei
Lighter Man

winner Had Much of the Advantage oyei
Lighter Man.
The Sullivan Even cateh-as-catch car
wrestling match, which had long beer
looked for by friends of the contestants
was fought out at the Opera house Satur.
day evening and was won By Even after
three straight falls The first fan was
awarded Even BY Referee Jerry Donahue
after sixteen minutes of wrestling on d
foul by Sullivan who tried to use the
strangle hold which was contrary to the
rules Of the match.
After the wrestlers had come together
for the second round the referee discov.
cred that Sulliyan's body had been creased
and he was sent back to bis dressing room
to be washed In about five minutes after
be appeared again Even, by quick duck
caught his antagonist BY the legs and laid
him square on his back The last fall was
made after hard struggle lasting fifteen
minutes.
Sullivan proved q wiry antagonist and
made q good showing against great odds
Even is much the heavier man and clearly
outelassed Sullivan Id the science Of the
game At no time during the match did
Sullivan gain any advantage over Even,
though he put up q hard fight and the
small crowd Of people present were salts
ned that the match had been square. The
contestants wrestled for S25 d side, put up
by themselves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
Northern League Standing
BASE BALL NOTES.

The Barre Montpelier team went to Bur
lington today to play an exhibition game
with Burlington.
The Barre Times calls attention to a
common trait Of human nature 1t saws
that Barre people call their representa-
tlves In the Northern league the Barre
team, and Montpelier people call them the
Montpelier team, although the Official
name Of the team is the Barre AIontpeI-
ier Good thing the team is fast
enough % divide the approval OF two cit.
les Ludlow Tribune
The batting averages of the Barre Mont.
pelier team for the season up 10 today
show that Nash still leads, his percentage
being S33, Capt. Morgan has been hitting
tne ball hard lately and has Jumped to 328.
supplanting Poland In second place. Po-
land is still safely in the three hundred
class with BOZ. Apperious has been hit
ting better lately and now has 2s6, fol.
lowed by the others, Burke 222, Dorman
2lI, Stewart 200, Dresser isl, MoEnany
llS, Sheldon ia.
Pitcher Hoar Of the Rutland baseball
Team has been released and there will be-
some other changes in the personnel Of the
team as soon as some new PLAYERS can be
secured, representative of the manae
ing board started Saturday night for a trip
TO New York and Boston to look no new
men. Il Is understood that the manage
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.

I. J. Mead is in Burlington today OF
business
Henry E. Smith went to St. Albans to
day on business.
Elon Barrett returned this afternoon
from visit in Cabot
EmelIo Macchi leaves tomorrow for a
six months visit in Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ]. Roberts spent sun
day with relatives in Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Wiley visited rel.
atives in Northfeld yesterday
Willie Manson left for Concord this
noon for an extended visit with relatives.
W. L. White returned Saturday from a
several weeks visit In Manchester, N. H.
Mr. and. Mrs. w. H. Pltkin returned
Saturday from Boston In their automobile.
Miss Isabelle Mackie has gone to Calais
for q weeks's visit with relatives and
friends.
Prof E. Austin Tuttle, who has been
Visiting friends 10 the city, has gone to
Salem, Mass.
Mrs j, 5. Collins and daughter, Grace,
who have been visiting at Dr. j. Henry
Jackson's, left this afternoon for their
home in Topeka, Kans.
Lawyer Frank Williams got .treed by
a dog in his own office ia the Granite
block this forenoon, and the police are
hunting for the animal now believing
that he is mad. The animal. a little buil
dog. ran into the Office yelping and froth-
ing at the mouth. There was a scattering
at once. Mr. Williams grabbed char
and mounted the table while LAWYER
Frank Burgess beat hasty and undignI-
fed exit thrugh the door. The animal
kept Mr. Williams prisoner for some
time and was then driven out. The dog
much attention on the street but
so far as known bit no one.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
STRIKERS WILL WIN.
says Secretary Gunther TO Rutland Labor
Union.

Union.
Rutland, July 31.-In statement civ.
en- ut yesterday by the local marble
strikers In regard to q recentlv published
letter from 4. w. Du Bourg Of Allegnany,
Pa, IN which it was claimed that the OIL
GERS OF the International Association Of
Marble Workers, with the exception OF
President Fitzgerald and Executive Com.
mitteeman Bowker were ignorant OF the
marble situation in this vicinity, Mr.. Du
Bourg's statement is said to be untrue.
A letter from G. G. Gunther, secretary
Of the International executive committee.
received by an officer Of the local marble
workers union, was given out yesterday.
In this letter the author SAYS that the
strikers are sure to win IL they stand to.
gether. He says that not one piece OF
marble from any OF the firms affected by
the strike will be handled by union men
IN any part Of the country. He says that
the union marble workers throughout the
country Will stand by the strikers until
the struggle Is won.
A three-hour mass meeting was held by
the striking marble employees this after
noon. Strike leaders made lengthy re-
ports and there were speeches BY promi.
nent leaders, Heretofore there has been
no regular distribution of benefit funds
but an assessment has been levied on all
the marble workers unions in the country
Tor the support of the local strikers. May
or J. 5, carder. one of the strikers, will
have charge OF the local distribution.
The Office of the secretary and treasurer
OF the international organization has been
ordered moved from Chicago to this city
to assist IN directing operations locally.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
WAS A FINE GAME.

Foot Ban Contest Between Rangers and
Quincy. Won by Former.
One OF the closest and hardest fought
association foot bali games that has ever
been witnessed In this city was PLAYED
Saturday at the Rangers new grounds be-
tween the Quincy team and Barre Rang-
ers, the locals winning out BY a score Of i
70 Y, as announced in SATURDAYS paper.
II was a splendid exhibition Of team work
on both sides and SO evenly were the
teams matched that neither side was able
70 score until only ten msnutes more Of
play remained In the last half when the
Rangers got the upper hand OF their strong
opponents and rushed the ball down the
field toward the goal. Jopp and Summers
rushed the ball to within three feet of the
line and Jopp kicked it through.
By making the goal Jopp received the
left handed hammer handle offered by Joe
orsola 70 the first man on the Rangers to
make a score
mat the Rangers are strong team may
be noted from the fact that the Qalney
team is member of the New England as
ISOLATION foot ball league, and has been In
constant practice all this season and has
played many games, while the Rangers
have played only one previous game with
a visiting team this year
The line up Of the two teams was as
follows:
Rangers Roberts, goal; Forbes and
VIII, backs; Birnle, Rennie, Duff, half
backs; Kessoek, Mcleod, Jopp, Rust aud
Summers, forwards.
Quincy. ConneIy. goal; Mcleod and
Smith, backs; Gaick, Black aud Robert.
son, half backs; DougaI, Gall, Conpely,
Robertson and craig, forwards. Referee
James Elrick.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
RUSSIANS RETREATING.
That Much Is Known from Kuropatkin's
Dispatches.


ST. Petersburg, Aug. General Kuro.
parkin's report regarding the fight at Hal
Cheng leaves the resnlt in doubt. He
says:
On July 81 three Japanese armies sim
ultaneously renewed their advance on our
southern front. The Russian rear guard
offered severe resistance until the attack
Of the enemy revealed that they were of
greatly superior strength. The rear guard
then slowly retreated in the direction of
Haingheng. The Russian division near
Simuncheng successfully checked the ad-
vance Of the enemy which pressed our
right flank. The Japenese main blow was
delivered by the Takushan army, General
Oku commanding between Simuncheng
and Haieheng, operating on our east front.
The advance Of the Japanese began again
at our main position AT that moment
their chief force was disclosed opposite
our right flank and around Ii in the tIlreo-
tion Of Semantse and Iiao Yang.
The Japanese are also advancing against
our troops east Of Hakiate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
CONFESSED TO "cROOKEDNESS. !"
Assistant Postmaster at Poultney Arrested
for Stealing

ior Stealing,
Rutland, July 3f.-Moses Jones. Jr.,
assistant postmaster at Poultney, is under
bonds OF $500 for his appearance at the
October term Of the United States court In
this city to answer to the charge OF taking
money from letters. He has confessed 10
tampering with letters in several instap.
ces. His father Is his surety.
FOR over year complaints have been
made that money has been taken from let
ters sent through the Po1ltney Office. In.
spectors who have been watching the Office
for some time became convinced that Jones
was taking money from letters and then
destroying them Last week decoy let.
ter was mailed at nearby station and fol-
lowed up By the inspectors When con-
fronted by the officers with a demand for
the letter and BY exhibits showing guilt IN
other cases, Jones confessed that be had
bean crooked for year.
The arrest was made BY Inspectors ID
J Rapp Of Burlington, II r. McMilton OF
Boston and G.. I. Ell Blrdseye OF Spring
held The man was brought to this city
and arraigned before II S. Commissioner
y. A. Merrill He furnished bail and re-
turned home. Jones Il about 25 years Of
age, Ii married and has two children. He
has been assistant postmaster for three
years
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
A PIECE OF DARING.
Two Men Took Expressman Northrop's
Team and Used Ii Badly.

Two Men Took Expressman Northrop's
Team and Used 1t Badly.
Charles Northrop, the truekman, left his
team on North Main street about 5 O'Clock
Saturday night and when be returned in
about three minutes bis team was gone.
Some one told him that his team was seen
going up Berlin street driven by two men.
The horse was going on the dead run. Mr..
Northrop followed and saw the team going
over High Holborn street. The men drove
to Railroad street to River onto Granite
and down North Main to Berlin street
again where they turned onto Blackwell,
the horse going at break neck pace ali
the way.
Mr. Northrop at last found his team
piled IN heap beside the road on Black
well street, but the men had disappeared.
The horse was badly used up one hind
leg was bruised and scratched. The wag-
on seat was also broken.
Mr. Northrop has no clue to the men
who took the team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
New postmaatera ApnoIntsd.

Washington, Aug. 1.-After con
ference with the president, Postmaste
General Payne announced the appoint
ment Of the following postmasters:
New York Victor Hill, ]. J. Gethens
Ebenezer, G. j. Vending
Pennsylvania Zelienople, N. 81 Dun
can; Vandergrlft, s w Hamilton
Coatesviile. Al. III. Swing.
Ohio Delphos, w Al Cole.
Massachusetts, South Hadley, Marie
e. White.
Connecticut RoclSfall II r. Ames
New Hampshire Clarksyille, Mrs
u. M McAllister.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
CONVENTION TOMORROW.
Republicans viii Nominate County Ticke.
at Montpelier,

Republicans VIII Nominate County Ticket
at Montpelier.
The Washington county Republican con.
vention will be held at Montpelier tomor.
row forenoon to name a county ticket.
There win be contests for the nominations
for SENATOR states attorney, sheriff and
assistant judges. The candidates for the
senatorial nominations are w. A. Lord Of
Montpelier, DR.. J Fl. Winch of Mortified.
0 G. Eaton Of Waltsfeld ana Arch
Batehelder Of Plainfeld. Mr.. Lord will
probably be nominated by aeclamatlon
and the contest for the other two places
win be between three candidates. S. .Hol-
lister Jackson OF Barre and Z. @. Moody
OF Waterbury are the candidates for the
states attorneyshlp nomination. Mr..
jackson seems to be In the lead. F. Ii.
Tracy Of Montpelier and A. G. Tempieton
Of East Montpelier are candidates for
sheriff and 3. w Huntley, w. g. Nye, T.
7. Lamphere and others for assistant
judges.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
BURLINGTON BATTED HARD.
Won From St. Albans Saturday By score Of
GtoI

Won From St. Albans Saturday By score Of
Gto /.
81. Adams, July Sl.-The local team
was downed by Burlington yesterday af-
ternoon on the league grounds BY a score
Of to l. Washburne and Brennan were
In the points for Burlington and williams
and Higgins for ST. Adams. Esseneer,
the new umpire, made his first ,appear-
ance here and although he was up agai nst
a hard proposition, gave good satisfaction.
The game was continual wrangle and
was anything but Interesting. Williams
was bit hard and the locals lacked life
and were outplayed in every way, especial
" batting.
The st. Adams team didn't have their
batting clothes on and were unable to hit
Washburne. The one chance In the game
which St. Albans had to score was Id the
fourth, when Pattee and Grant were on
second and third respectively, and Higs
gins az the bat with one man out. Hlg-
gius made a short bunt and was thrown
ont al first Pattee started for home and
Hazeton went 70 throw to Brennan Hig
gins deliberately threw up bis hands and
blocked the throw Umpire EssinQer
called both men out and the side was re-
tired Attendance 500
hs~t 49,.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
At Chicago, Chicago 5, Cincinnati 0.
Yesterdays National league scores
At Chicago, Chicago 9, st. Louis 5.
At Cincinnati, PlttsDurg s, Cincinnati !
National League STANDING,
Mrs. Maxbriek,s Rstnrn.

London. Aug Lit IS stated that
Mrs Florence Maybrick has been
obliged to alter the plans for her
American trip IN consequence Of nerv-
Gus prostration, from which she has
suffered since her release 1t Is not
likely that Mrs Mayhriek will be able
to start before the end Of August. il
then She has been ordered perfect
rest ana IS IN no condition yet to ac-
knowledge in person the very many
letters and telegrams Of congratula-
ton witch have been greatly appre-
ciafed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
rIne slsnal. ~ wlrele.. relegra rl,

Time signals by Wireless Tciegrarliy
The distribution Of time signals
throughout the United states by fele-
graph frem the naval observatory al
Washington IL the means OF furnishing
the people with correct time and Is
greatly appreciated 10 transmit such
signals to ships Oh the high seas Is now
deemed possible by means of wireless
teIegranhy, and the navy department
ls said TO be contemplating such step
with the first transmitting center to he
located az Key West, says Harpers
Weekly Exact time 1T sca Is essen.
tial to navigation. and every vessel car
ries a chronometer keeping Greenwich
or Washington time. whose error or
rate must be known accurately and al
lowed for in making the daily compu-
tation Of the vessels position. BY the
proposed plan from each center wire
less signals would be sent out at exact
noon according to TIE naval observa-
tory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
NEW PLAYER
SECURED
Barre Montpelier Gets
Fleming
OLD GEORGETOWN STAR
New Man VIII Probably Take McEn
ansy's Place On Second If
He Shows Up Well.

The Barre-Montpelier base ball man
agement has secured P. F. Fleming. an
an old Georgetown university star, who
viii probably play second base in place of
McEnany if he shows himself to be a
stronger player. Fleming has had much
base ball experience and ought to prove a
valuable acquisition TO the Intercity team.
McEnany has not been showing up we'll
with the stick, although there has been
little fault to be found with his field work.
The local management is showing itself
thoroughly alive and ready to strengthen
the team whenever necessary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
MONTPELIER MAN HURT.

Charles Ballard Thrown to Ground Yestsr-
daY.
Waterbury, Aug. t,--Charles Ballard OF
Montpelier met with very painful and
serious accident yesterday about noon. TIA
was riding from Montpelier TO this town
In company with another man, When
nearing the fair grounds the horse Jumped
at paper and threw Mr. Ballard 10 the
ground His forehead was badly bruised
He was taken to D. D. Grontis office
where the wound was dressed. II was
hard TO determine whether Of not there
was fracture Of the skull.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
Auto kills Valuable Horse.

Rochester, N. X, Aug Ian auto
mobile driven by one of the ST. Louis
tourists while scorching through Roch
ester ran into carriage driven by NJ
mon August, well known horsemat
Of western New York. The horse RAJ
away, dragging the driver seyera
blocks. August was seriously injured
Ihe horse broke its leg, and it was
KILLED by the humane officer The
morse fast PAGER, was valued at
$1,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
BACHELORS" PICNIC.

Had Fine Time at Fairmount Park sat.
urday.
One OF the many pleasant events Of the
picnic season took place at Falrmount
Park, Saturday, when the aBachelors. :
with few invited guests held their an
nual picnic, The weather was admirable
for picnic and all had thoroughly en-
ioyable time. Foot ball, oroquet and hori.
zontal bar work took up part Of the time
and after dinner races were arranged for
the children, prizes ranging from FIVE
cents to five dollars being awarded
Many able speeches were made aud af-
ter vote Of thanks to the ladies' for their
the picnic was brought TO a
close with the singing of The Bachelors
are jolly Good Fellows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
ENTERTAINED BY VINdTIA CLUB.

Informal Open House, For the Quincy
Men Saturday Night
The visiting grant men were enter
tained, with their Barre brethren, Satur-
day evening at the Vincitia club rooms
open house being observed by the mem
bers. The rooms we're flied with people
and during the evening the Barre Mando-
lin and Guitar club furnished music. DR..
T. M. Lynde pleased the crowd with two
of his dialect stories and Duncan McMil-
Ian sang two solos in a manner which
brought out much applause for him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
TWO ToPSHAM DEATHS.

Chester Huckins, Who Invented Huckins
Bit Dies on Poor Farm.
West Topsham Aug. chester
Hucklns died at the town farm Saturday.
Mr.. Huckins was once prominent man
in town He patented the famous Huck.
ms BIT and has dealt largely In horses.
John sanborn, life long citizen, was
buried 10 the village cemetery last week.
lie has made his home at John Ford 1 d
number Of years
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
RECEIVING CONGRATULATIONS.

Pope aud Merry del val Think They Can
Settle Problem.
Rome, Aug 1.-The Pope and Cardinal
Merry Del Val received large number OF
congratulations on the rupture between
France and the Vatican. The Vatican
believes it can solve the problem present
ed by the seven Episcopla vacancies In
France BY appointing cannons with spirit
ual privileges, without the official title of
bishop.
In this case ratification by France will
not be requisite.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
JACKSON KINNEY.
Former East Barre Pastor Married to Put.
ney Lady.

Fofmer East barre Pastor Married to Put
ney Lady.
Burlington, Aug 1.-The Rev. William
Parkyn Jackson Of Dummerston and Miss
Cora Mae Kinney Of Pntney were married
yesterday afternoon at 4.30 O'clock at
Bungalow, the new SUMMER home OF DR..
Il. Nelson Jackson on ProVldence Island
in Lake Champlain. The wedding was
quiet one and was attended BY only the
immediate friends Of the bride and groom
The ceremony was performed By the
father Of the groom, the Rev. S. N.Jackson
OF this city. The groom was attended bv
5. Hollister Jackson of Barre as best man
while the bridesmaids were Mrs. Fl. Nel-
son Jackson and Mrs. J. Holmes jackson
Of this city. The newly wed couple left
on the afternoon train for their honey
moon, which is to be spent at Montreal
Que, and other points on the ST. Law.
renee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
LEAGUE BASE BALL.

Chicago aud New York Americans Crowd
ing Boston Hard.
Saturdays American League scores.
At Boston, Chicago 8. Boston 4.
At New York, list game) New York 8,
st. Louis z l2nd gamel New York ., st.
Louis 2.
At Cleveland, Cleveland Q, Washington
At Philadelphia, Philadelphia 1, De.
trnif
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01

Runs made, by Brown, Kennedy, Rob
ertson, Campbell Two-base hit, Duff
Stolen bases, Cotter. Hafford, Robertson.
Base on balls, OFF O'Brlen 8, off Campbell
4 Struck out, by 0'Brien s, Campbell 8.
Sacrifice hit, Cosgrove. Double plays,
Duff and Kennedy; Brown, Kennedy and
Robertson. Hit by pitched ball, O'Brien.
Passed balls, Duff 3. Umpire, Shea Time
lh. 55m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
Russian Army Retreat
ing AT Hal Cheng
IT'S RIGHT FLANK TURNED
General Kuropaikin Almost Surrounded
By The japanese His Stu
alton Critical.

ST. Petersburg, Aug LA big battle is
raging at Hal Cheng, the rendezvous of
the Russian forces under General Kuro-
patkin, Three Japanese armies under
Gsnerals oku, Nodzu and Kuroki, are ad.
vancing on the Russian positions
General Kelley, commanding the Rus
sian forces In action, has been killed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
BUNcHED THEIR HITS.
Score by innings

And SO Rutlaud Won From Plattsburg
Saturday.
Rutland, July S1.- Rutland defeated
Plattsburg yesterday, 8 to !, by punching
hits on Campbell In the sixth with one out.
Brown hit, Kennedy walked, and Duf
scored both on two-bagger. Robertson
hit and Duff was out at the plate on an at
tempted double steal, Cotter's hit scored
Robertson. 0'Brien kept Plattsburg's
hits well scattered, and sharp fielding with
men on bases kept Plattsburg's score
down
Score by innings:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-01
Georuia Troops Ordered OH

Atlanta, Ga. Aug Governor j
NJ. Terrell has ordered troops to states
boro to project Paul Reed ana VII
Cato, the supposed murderers OF tht
Hodges family