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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
RockefeI,er's Generosity.

LAKEWOOD. y. J., Feb. 27.-John
D Rockefeller, with his wife, attended
service at the BAPTIST church here yes
terday, and when the collection box
was passed he dropped in So. At the
conclusion Of the service he told the
pastor, the Rev. W. G. Wedemeyer
hat he had observed Il leaky spot III
The roof of the editice. You have ii
G3ed up and send the bill to me-" said
Mr.. Rockefeller The church grounds
need cleaning mp, now that spring is
near, and III be glad 10 pay for hav-
ing that done also
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27

ALBANY, n. V. Fob. 27.-Another
gun in the legislative campaign against
election bribery will be fired when
Minority Leader Palmer will introduce
in the assembly three bills and an
amendment to the penal code aimed at
this practice. Those behind the meas
ures arc anxious to have them under
stood as nonpartisan, for which pur-
pose, it is said, they will be introduced
on the senate side by a Republican.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
WILL BOWL ORANGES NOW

Walter Brooks. of Pleasant Plains,
the crack bowler Of the Tucson and
Amicitia teams, has acquired an
orange grove in Florida. the second
one 10 come into his possession, and
he will 90 south for some time to look
af 'er his inrteests. Mr.. Brooks holds
a responsible position in the White
Dental Works.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
4 Revolt to Dcncsc Cnstrn.

NEW YORK. Feb ~. - Joseph l..
Andara, former judge of the supreme
court of Fenezuela and later foreign
representative of the unsuccessful rev.
olution against President Castro in
1908, has arrived here from Curacao
to urge the United States to refrain
from interfering in the affairs of Vene-
zuela until revolution, now being or.
ganized, shall have deposed Castro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
IT WAS AN ENGLiSHMhN.



Porter's Search Not Paul Jones'.
PARIS, Feb. 27.--A preliminary ex
animation which Ambassador Porter
is making for the body of John Pau
Jones, the naval hero Of the Revolu
tionary war, recently disclosed a lead
Ell coffin
The name plate on the coffin was
very much corroded, but the lnscrip.
ton has finally been deciphered, show.
ing that it was the coffin of an Eng
iishman buried May 5, 1870, two years
before the death of Jones. Conse-
quently the coffin will not be opened,
The examination continues.
The finding of this leaden coffin has
the advantage of establishing the fact
that those buried in the Protestant
cemetery about the time of Jones
death lie in the vicinity of the present
excavations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
New York Woman Murdered In ItaI,

NAPLES. Feb. 27.-NIiss Catherine
McCready of New York was found
murdered in her villa at Caserta yes
terday. She was the daughter OF the
late Dennis McCready of New York,
and on the death of her fa ther she aud
her brother inherited his estate. Miss
McCready had lived alone Mt Caserta
for about eight years. The safe in
her villa was empty. although it had
not been broken open.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27

LONDON, Teb. GA heavy gale
prevailed off the British coasts Satur-
day and Sunday, resulting in several
casualties. \ boat put of from Holy
head in response to signals of distress,
but was capsizcd. aud five Of her crew
were drowned. \ French ketch was
wrecked of the Lizard. and two mem
bers of her crew were drowned, the
others swimming ashore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27

NEW YORK, FEB. p. Edward
Cooper. a former mayor of New York
and q son of Peter Cooper. died sud
denly at his home. l. Washington
square north. yesterday afternoon at
. O'clock from a stroke of apoplexy
which be suffered last Sunday morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
FOUR HAVE SIGNED.

So far four bowiers ave enterei the
two.man tournament at Bioodgoods
I ..y are Richard hibbett, Alvin Fox
Ramsay Ciowrll and JANIS McCly
mont. 1t is exp-c ed that the tturne
nent will be q big success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
SHOOT AT THE GROVE.

1he Perth Amboy Gun Club lie
getting ready for the big shoot which
they will hold at florida Grove Sat.
urdsy afternoon. II is understood that
prizes will be offered to the best
shots
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
A0UAROEGA SHOOT.

One day next month tie Aquahouga
Gun Club, of Tottonvillo, will hold a
live bud shoot at DR.. Juhl's grove at
Richmond Valley. II is expected that
all Of the members will take part.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
HIGH ROLLERS.

High scores posted on the bolletin
boar at the BloodGood alleys, this
morning, was as follows: Worr"l, 2O9 /;
Hibbett, 204, eos; Bloodgood, 222,
and Merrill, 234.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
THE SPoRTMEN'S SHOW.

Tonight number of ocal people,
who are IN crested in sporting matter.
will "a to New York to visit the
Sportsmans' Show a. Madison Squar.
Gudan. TIE show closes one week
from tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
FORDS GUN CLUB.

Tho Fords Gun Club expects to
hold b & shoot on their grounds at
Fords shorty Suitable Or zes will
be awarded for the best shots.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27

AMARITE AVERAGES.
BOwlers have Rolled Mary Games
This Season.

SO lar this season the Aurarite
bowling team has played sixty three
games They have won forty and lost
but twenty-five and one game ended
in q tie.
The following are the averages of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
WILL WRESTLE AGAIN.

W. 'dnesdav' night at the Danish
Sociable A. q. the club membtrs wi !
try tn II luck again at wr.s'l,h2
The sport is becoming more popular Al,
every meeting Of the club,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27

Mk at th- uu'y aint Store III
VAEA Perth AmHoy, for paint,
wall paper, window shades, etc.
y. RAElNOWlTZ
212 State Street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
A Severe Cold for Three Months.

The following letter from A. ]. Nus
baum, of Batesville, Ind, tells its own
story: 81 suffered for three months with
a severe cold. A druggist prepared me
some medicine, and a physician pre-
scribed for me, yet / did not improve.
then tried Foley's Honey and Tar,
and eight doses Cured rne.'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
THE O: IelHal.

Fo'ey Il Co, Chiesgo. o'iginsied Hon
ey and Tar as threat aud lung remedy.
aud on account of the great merit and
popularity of Foley 5 Honey and Tar ma
ny limitations are offered for the genuine.
Ask for F0LEY'S TIon' y and Tar and
refuse any substitute Offered as no other
preparation will give The same satisfaction
1t is mildly laxative. 1t contains no opia
tcs ard is safest for children and del icate
persons. Sexton's Pharmacy, 70Smiih St.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
HELP WANTED

DRESSMAKEE wants skirt hand. also
apprentice. Mrs, Appiesate, 10 Rector
st. IG16a OBS If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27

Three sizes--25c, Soc, $1.0o.
The so cent size contains two and
one-hah times as much as the small size
and the $l.00 bottle almost six times
as much.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
ROOMS FOR RENT

FURNISHED Rooms toilet, l31 Rector It.
1920 2-35 q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27

Situation Want ads, printed free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
MIsCELLAHEOCs

II you are interested in good health and
long life, eat Graham bread
gl25 ta-1 If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
SITUATION WANTED
0PpUkTuNIlES FCg ADVANCEMENT

4 GIRL wants to do housework. no
cooking. 43J Smith ST. 2-27 st
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27

FURNISHED Room to let, beat. gas and
bath. III Smith ST. y9Q1 81 t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27

t6, 900 TO loan on bond aud mortgage in
sums to suit Amhoy Realty aud Con-
: struction Co. 1929 2-27 #
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27

NICE large furnished room with board
all Improvements; pricts moderate; prf
vate family. 235 state ST., between Mar
ket and Gordon st. lOlsG 2-24 81
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Al ABOUT 100, Is. LEFT ! E
Entire amount Will Probably, l,a
\ Sbe Devote rs ional 4: lilT li-.s3 N
.538ss$ stitutions siilstllcs South fEs5

81 y II Y 4 e Z
fRxFAssncltited PrasSl

:$ sHINGTOrJ & ai,. /, q a trustees
lnf Tia \ Peabo VI education fund held $ts a
rncct tirlE here to- day and ,vo ted toB dis dIls
also wa
sons the prop sition 6,
sooo, 900 for tie George eabod school %
ynrt yDr'gyy l at nashville and
mas carried S tie approp opriatio Tor that
bptllpos 4 4 beip Il nlmnus "A
$vot t Tha sv tas on t,f dls N
E ;f,I ,ineS The eli beSd trust
giderable liscussi Oh Several e1nb1orss {. s
expresse ed very post tive opposl tton s,to Inc
move to dissolve and when tte yole o
taken 4 stood u to tde Roose-{
Welt Anticipated 3i the}3 ~
Among others present Were q. Filer rpont
NIoryn A. Jamcs u. Porter Of Tenne esseei b
H. NJ, so,mnervilo, Of Alaban ma, and q. " Il
"a. Courtney Of South Carolina 8s5 ! 9 he g
following statement was given out NJ ,9
RI; n two third IS voted wa Ereso lYedf
ithat a the time had come to close thc} g
trust. Thereupo q lion do w WIS a
appropriated to the George Peapouy ~
lego for ers lii N lille on e tl
3cnnditions, which include contributions t,
IRON tho State Of Tennessee, Davidson
county. and Il the city OF Nasllville. ,s
4@-rrhe. trustees declined to state which
two trustees voted inst the closln
n t,,s corporate 9 trusts. Presi dent Roose- "
Svelt voted afflrmatiyely-en both propoosl-18
5tions that iR to- close tne lr@usI @ stu - ~
make the million dollar approprlatiIoo On. q s4s
The trust, was created by NJ r.. Petl-5 {, T.
body February, 8, md fnmounteu Z, g
sa. l1oo, 900, but almost $500 600 Y. OF TINS y
were IN bonds Issued by the STATES ( ,oli
Florida, and mississippi and dsubsequtentiS
8reni,iiate ed The fund to-day Is npProXAllt-s
Inately therefore $2 zoe, 900. The trustees
{were given power to distribute this fnnd
4 +" tia expiration Of thirty years. Whicf
5nerioil ended in 1897 and since thel 2
ni,mber Of questions have arisen az to4l "
Tho 'dIstrtbution. Tho State OF 'Iennes-
ssen Davidson county, and Nashy yille I re-
Gently offered a bonus Of s., 900 ,ooo, pro
fvlled tile Penbody trustees would app V
%nrIate a. round million dollars for tine ne
Peabody College for teac chers.. z The Ae-s
tails iof this appropriation Will now pc. pc
worked out by4nS committee This ,appro-
5nrIntIon leaves a fund Of 5approximatetly
81 200, 900, which will be distributes e ed iater.
among other 6@ educational institutions,
nrobnbly ut tho next annual meeting, "
which will be held the first NVeeln esday
Of next october. in New FORK. 4, e, I
Tho trustees have all thorit 70 II dis- rs
tribute L two thirds Of the fund IN tns
South ana the remainder In tho North.
hit it is probable that the entire fund
remaining will be devoted to the other 'l''e!'
institutions. s5-ss 4 ri.
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.NlHA1| Willard:
Will STAND ] ! |! For.
Candidate for Governor :l: q. Issues sues
55s5Ss Strong Statement l'e1lL Z e of
..:5. His Polic4ic;s,. IS, 81,
coNylcTs FOR q: PU 3 Y Y G { ROADS. '
Captain lizard ;ould Remove, : (. ~ ',';';,
n ! Hem 3 Ere ON Conn petition
"a With Ho1lest "a Dor. 1Is5
CoNvlCTs FOR PU 2 ] y |; C ; ROADS. ,: !,

tain ] osepll =, Willard. lieutenant y
Governor Of; Virginia, forn,al announces N &c S
bis candidacy the 'lEh 9 flee
ofS Governor Of his na tive State. Sss
5S Captain ilard IS Is proud Il to be a VirT; 4
glnian. ana n to be the Governor 81. = his
Common wealth: is am 81 Ion orthy. .5 55of
any Tnre and pat riotics mar. manly
Sta temen Spf Captain WI llard foil ows:
= chn1ond ars sSsIy
s,li1e an q
10 MY Fellow Citizens or " yirginia
SSft there BY IN lorna Ivy announce my can
didncy fol The office Of G Governort OF Vir-
'ginia, "a sub feet 1t % d Y Democrat tic primary.
My determine ton ri to s4 become u: a cal 4
sdidate for Governor Of Virginia has been
reached after eful &consi dcrat ion, nd
with the belief that ten y years i OF con-
tinuous service lin the General Assembly
have gwen mo San ndequate opportunity
for learning accurately the conditions
md needs Of our peop ople.s II Il elected to
this high Office, 7 shall sdey ote my ga rll-
est efforts to y tho material, intellectual
and moral advancement Of ours5 people,
while administering the laws ofsthe Com
monwealth without fear Or favor ,'2tr 80
SSAll W progressive ctizehs favor 81 better
schools; No 5 more important subject
confronts orr people than that 81 OF
public education Virginia is not to-
day abreast with I he times in the
solution Of this question:, so preg-
snant with hEimportance$ to present ana fu-
5ture generations Z II shall endenvor to
make our primary school system equal
or superior to- that Of any Q Their State.
We should devote our every energy to
the building up@of this system, the fun
dnmental A basis Of gBall education " Good
primary schools should be within the
reach Of 4 all hlldren, without cx- -
.ccption, III the Commonwealth
heartily approve 9 t SS5j un educational
campaign, S which will not only In
lculcata III our people an earnest desire,
but will create instt them, all actual de-
smand, M for such facilities as will af-
ford our children a proper pla amary edu-
cation. Create this demand; furnish the
opportunity for basis or primary educn-
5tion; and Yirginia's young men and iwo-
men of Industry, With 5qu' 'ckened a1nbl-
Ition will open for themse lives an avenue
10 higher education. On8the other hand,
II the state fail to furnish primary gedl.
guca tional Opportunities, her sons and
daughters. whatever be their ambitlonaoE
ability. will be- unab bio to lay Tho NEG
essary foundation. Primary education
3nrinciplcs Of our government. Equal
Opportunity to all" III that It gives 1 e
the poorest an opportunity so to Improve
Ills mind he can enter upon the respoii-
Fsibilities of life equipped 70 compete VIZ
:.
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TUCKER ! FOUND. IN GUILTY Il II.
OFMURDIR; MUsjT'|'.O|I.E| US [:
Prisoner Collapsed Utterly When
Foreman Read Verdict # s.
Yesterday.

Il CAMBRIDGE. MASS, an. q i.----fiullty
.of murder in the first degree was inc
yerdictreturned Tonight against Charles
IL. tucker OF Auhurndale, who has been
on trial since January list for stahblng
Miss Mabel Page to death In her fathers
home, lat Weston, ongfthe 31st OF last
March. Death In the electric chatr5ln the
4 State prison IN Charleston is the pens
atty. II,
Tucker collapsed uttarly when the fore;
man read the verdict. He was led from
the court room, across the street to the
Jail in an exhausted condition, and when
once more locked In his coll revived some
what under st tlmulants administered by a
physician. III 4, ',S
Mrs. Albert u. tucker, themother OF the
prisoner, was spared the anguish OF llst-
ening to her sons fate from tho lips OF
Foreman Knight. At tho suggestion OF
one Of the counselors for the defense,
sho loft the court room before the Jury
returned for tho last time. On learning
the news she was overwhelmed.
Before the case was given to the jury
to-day, Tucker availed himself Of the
opportunity to address the jurors and de-
ciared Ills innocence, saying he was at
home when Miss Page met her dsath @
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NEGRO COLLEGE AFlRE;
u. DORMITORY DESTROYED
fBy. Associated Press J

u NASHVILLE, ,ss5 Ten Jan.s 9l.--Tho Tho
main building, which includes the DOR
8mnitory Of the Roger Williams College for
negroes was, destroyed by fire to-nigft,
5Tho fianes were discovered In tho roof
about Z o'clock, whilo tho student body
was at prayer meeting, No casualties e'
resulted. but much personal property was vas
DESTROYED ana the total loss wi1l not be
less than 500, 900. Facilities for fighting
the fire were limited as tho buildings
were situated beyond the city limits The
institution is under the patrona &c Of the
Home Mission Society OF New q fork ftl
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BALL / WAS; {;
4 BRILLIANT ]. AFFAIR. II ] |||.
The Governor Of Maryland and
Many Other Distinguished
People Present, 4
(From our Regular Gorrespondent,)

tiff ASNf'
4 4 WASHINGTON, D. January 24,--.
Tho annual ball OF tho Southern Relief
Society at the New Willard tonight WAS
perhaps the most brilliant ever given
Under tho auspices Of the society Goy-
ernor Warfield, Of Maryland, recommended
by his staff In gorgeous uniforms. We're ~
attendance, Governor Montague and
staff were limited, but were not present,
The secretarSS Of State OF Maryland
Colonel Tllghman. and wife, We're also
present Hon, Hilary Herbert. former
Secretary OF the Navy, presented mo
guests Ell TO the receiving party, which cons
Sisted Of Mrs. Martin Mrs. st. GeorEe
tucker, Mrs, William a, Jones', Mrs
swanson, Mrs, Lindsay 4, Lomax, Mrs
General \, Draper. Mrs Wnrfield. Mrs,
,Tilghman. Mrs. Bate, Mrs Carmacls Mrs.
Fairbanks, Mrs. Bocock, Mrs, Lamar, Of
Florida, Miss Ella y. Clapp. Miss 8, N
,Hetzel, Mrs. q, ID. Lorentg Mrs, 4Augu U.S.
ft,,s Jackson, Mrs Archibald Young, Mrs,
III A. Gillenwater, Mrs. s. sprigg Belt
Mrs, Drury c, Ludlow, Mrs. George p.
iCoyington, Mrs. John Callaghan, Mrs.
Clarendon Smith. Miss Anne n, sFaunlier
roy, 4 Miss clapp, Miss Rose Tue ker. CHAIR
man es youpg ladies' Reception COM
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|MRSIDUK[SP[.N|||0||S':jI \ | |:
N|G|Hl IN N | |: n l ! 5.
Arrested S4 estcrd law oil u lquisi7s
ton YRS sued by the
I, cxas5 AutllCsitics. 53,5s
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she s SCREAMED | E H AN 4 3 W'EP,T. E; J, |
.Declarcd Illus Band 's Fanlil Arc:
Trying Is IIurt I;er,s But She q
Las Donc#t Dtili1lg Yrollg. ss
i, SAsso ciatedsP Press Is I ,


WssY Or Alice
Webb eDuke 1, II fofS SBrodi Duke. was
arrested u ut ian Of ce II Broad Street. 4
this da u, ton papers
Issued BY the exas u i tho ties. a; Mrs:
Duke had been a ndlcted thrS era nd
jury Il at at1h as the!
lcharg slor
}of3 Chicago. had sn,ad 81 20 lses statemonts in
an trunaent, n of the stre1gt tlls sof which
a stocltholder in d one of ssst the nat tional3
ba nkga iii & that pat III wa 8 induced to en-
3dorse their notes for SIC, i 600. II NJ
8i2G Mrs. 10 o was arrested fynss she was
.allghting from q ca b \ to- enter an Offices.
IN Broad Street. The wa iran was serve
by a d detective from tho district q tor.
ineyss office. WI hen Mrs. Duke was $noti-
fled that she was under arrest v she be-
came 3hysterical and screamed and Wept.
She declared : I'm the vito y $of. Brodie
II. Duke. His family are trying to hurt,
nc, have done nothing wrong Il She
insisted upon making a. call In the build =
Ing gasa she had intended, but the $detec-i
tive would mot permit It, and took her.
to the eSdiHtrlct attorneys office In q ca D.
She sat weeping In that office until llor|
counsel arrived. & .SS ss5
When Mrs. Duke was n 1gned IN INC
Police Court she was held In s., 900 ball
and pa rolled in custody Of deputy sheriifs Is
pending q search for sure Shes VII pe
riyen o. further hearing tomorrow
q Mrs. Duke appeared to beSvery much
distressed during her brief stay in the
court ROOM and several times seemed.
to be about to faint Her col.lnse! we're !a'I re
unable to got bail. and shos was taken to
s. cell Ein tho Tombs' prison.
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PROGRESS AND POVERTY
DINNER IN NEW YORK
fBy Associated Press, j

NEW YORK, Jan, 24,--'fhe twenty-
hfth anniversary Of the publication Of
Henry Georges Progress and Poverty
was 5commemorated Tonight at q dinner
al the Hotel q Astor RepreseG,taftlyye at y ye
book and considered the probable future
trend Of public thought and action on
economic subjects. IIamlin Garland pre-
sided and tho other speakers on the sub
;1ect 1of labor and poverty We're AY illiam
Jennings Bryan, Louis +, Post NJ illiam
IIoyd GagIisoa and lIeprX George Jls
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mittec: Miss Conrad vicc-chairman,
Colonel Robert r. Lee, grandson Of Gem
cral Leo, offcated as chairman Of z, atha
Floor Committee, and Paymastcr3 sa
AIcGowen, e-chairma n. 8s i
Tho attendance was very large! IL, NV
stncl,,1efI some of tho most dstinguishRd
mon Of the country and their3wiyes and and
daughters "a B f
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Patents Issued,

Il (speeial to The mes;D!spaattcl39 :, "a.
syyAsHINGTGS D. C Jan. sa,r,U..fte, !, y a..
at II, Tyner, f1,i Ghpwan county N. O., vice J.
r, Chappell removed, M 4, ]. J, 4 "a /.
Patents Issued; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., anara t,ns q de. da-
,.in Vina. John Ill Ialesn. n.Newports News. on
ticians' Ss frame gauge; Ern lSotcheni
White POST, signal fol' free delivery y az -
4, u,pMoosth C,arolina-t George y. Donnell,
Chapel Hill. fire escape
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Strike at wilma,
\ tBy Associated Press J \. II. g
q WILMA, RI JSSlA, Jan, si,--a stllEp mas
commenced here. The town is aulet s.,s i,
Using Dynamite. s;
(By Associated Press , . w
s EsLAU, h PRUSSIA Jans x ipi
kilograms from Radon, European Russi
describe that city as being N sss.eS
OF Siege with military patrols tn . sysrass
street. Tho soldiers occasionally TIRE a.l 5
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CBy Associated I'ress,) !,

IL, i, I, iBy K, Aesocft.iIS \ LasD, Jan. s4-
M =, n ,ds Of workmen Joined IN tls ae. J.
lhpta, 80 t,on nero tonight. Assempi,ns
mohIn ~ ,ha huge steps Of tho Nicolai ca.hs-
OH on ~ hey s paraded the streets tlll M q,
aEan .,,ah, waving flags. The windows O
'In nnblio houses, hotels, prewerles AM. aan
pumber puu,iu Of newspaper Offices were broken. @ g.
,,,hs % police interfersd rather aye at'ess :
,nr fifty Of the worknlen'
Work Stopped, N
ny Associated l'ress) ~ . I,
KoyEO. IU UsslA. an, 9i'-MosA ''as
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Especial Gable to The Times Dis ispatch.
N Al ace Of the !. Grand

Especial Gable Dispatch. Copyright isos
Palace of the Grand Duke Vladimir
ST. Petersburg 6:35 r. M, Januarya 1926
10 the New York American New York
ST. Petersburg of the occtrfences
Ing thoughsan but byf energetic
4 sees N S''Y'E VLADIMIR
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-01-04
SOUTH WHEELOCK.

Lunney & Lang have started their
mill at the foot OF the mountain to fin
ish saving the winters stock of digs.
Charles Goss and family of St. Johns.
bury spent New Years at w. w. Beans.
Charles Brown has moved from Wal
den into H. Jewett's house and will work
for Mr.. Jewett this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Gray of Lyndon
were at D. D. Gray's, Sunday.
Miss Mary Durgin commenced her
school in the Peak district after one
weeks vacation spent at her home in
Albany.
A. E. Weed has returned home from
Sheffield as the company have closed
their mill for the winter.
Mrs. Gibson of St. Johnsbury Center.
who has been spending a week with her
sister, Mrs. Maria Loumis, returned to
her home Friday.