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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
Chicago. May ?. 1905
To the Stockholders of the
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
A MEETING Or THE BOARD OF d.

NEE lINtT Or The BOARD OF Dl-
rectors held the second day Of May, 1898.
'WHEREAS. The Stockholders OF this Company,
Special Meeting called for that purpose and held the
the Capital Stock Of this Company OF
common stock sHtcient 70 make the sgsegate capital
such stock from tine TO time ana in such
amounts within the total authorized Capital stock
such Board OF Directors might determine and Tor any
RESOLVED that TO obtain funds improve and ex-
tend TsS a m as T oh proper Corporate Pu
poses there issued additional amount Of common
fifteen per cent Of the total preferred ana
'IRESOLVED. That all Stoc Shoders Of the company
the rate OF 500 per share the extent OF @ OF their
respective holdings as shown upon the stock books al ne
and that the right such subscription shall terminals
with saturday the first day of July. 1905
o- before saturday fteenth day OF July, 1896 and
Certificates stock for the amounts so paid sau e
10 an dividends thereafter declared and that scrip c
tiecates which will pass BY delivery. but when Will nos
be participate in dividends sha 1e lsSael
shares such certncates s14II Le
chanGeable stock certificates in amounts
full multiple thereof pro[idng suen xehahse
he before November l. mo After tn1I udte
M exchange shall be made, but fractions snail De re-
deenable their proportonae value al me rate OF S
Board Of Directors shall nave power 70
stock not De SUBSCRIBED 10
bv stockholders or II subscribed for by them shall not
be naid for IN and at such price but not
less than 500 per in their judgment Oe
tn arr the foregoing resolutions effect and to
ts dividends upon July 1885, the transfer books
stccs Of the Company viii be closed Thurs
dav June LIST 1905. and will reopen on saturday the
hFS GTS Is 2epresenng the subscription the
additional stock authorized by such resolutions accom-
b the Treasurer Stockholders as soon as poSst
HE after the closing the transfer books upon June Isl
1905 BY order OF ''e @SFVfN HTGHITr, President
E E OSBORN Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
BY E. II. HARTMAN. President

Referring to the above notice. the Southern Pacific
Company resolved create issue OF $SOoooooO
Two Five Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds to be
June 1885, and to bear interest at the rate OF
4 per cent per annunl from that date, payable semi
annually the first day of June and the first day OF
December each year, and to be redeemaole at the
option Of the Company its successors at par and
accrued interest June l. 1907, or on any SEMI
annual and to be secured by col
lateral deposited with the Central Trust Com
pany of New York as Trustee; AND THE SOUTHERN
PACIFIC COMPANY HEREBY OFFERS 10 the holders
Of its Two Five Years Four and One-Halt Per Cent
Gold Bonds" which have been called for redemption
on June l. 1905 THE PRIVILEGE OF EXCHANGING
THE SAME FOR SUCH NEW TWO FIVE YEARS
PER CENT GOLD BONDS" ON THE BASIS OF RE-
CEIyING $1,000 FACE VALUE OF SUCH NEW
BONDS AND $3.50 IN CASH FOR EACH $1,000 FACE
VALUE OF SUCH FOUR AND oNE-HALF PER CENT.
BONDS, WITH COUPONS MATURING JUNE lSG
AND DECEMBER 1ST I9O5 ATTACHED.
AT THIS PRICE THE YEARLY INTEREST
YIELD OF THE BONDS IS
1910 IF REDEEMED AT THE EXPIRATION
OF TWO YEARS.
OF THREE YEARS.
4s5cs 1T REDEEMED AT THE EXPIRATION
OF FOUR YEARS.
1850 UPON PAYMENT AT THE EXTRA
TON OF FIVE YEARS
HOLDERS OF SUCH FOUR AND ONE-HALF PER
CENT BONDS DESIRING TO AVAIL THEMSELVES
OF THIS PRIVILEGE SHOULD SURRENDER THEIR
BONDS AND COUPONS AT THE OFFICE OF THE
ASSISTANT TREASURER OF THIS COMPAN1' I%O
BROADWAY. NEW YORK, WHERE TEMPORARY
CERTIFICATES FOR NEW FOUR PER CENT
BONDS WILL BE DELIVERED AND THE CASH
PAYMENT ABOVE SPECIFIED WILL BE MADE.
list of the collateral which will be deposited 10
cure such Four Per will be furnished upon
application the Assistant Treasurer
The hereby subject to withdrawal
any time and without notice
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
BY E. H. HARTMAN. President.
New York. May l. 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
Foreclosure Sale.


SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
~ New York-Mary E. Jackson plaintiff against
Bradhurst and others. Defendants In pursu
ance Of an aterocutOry decree In partition made ana
entitled action the third day OF
April amended by order Of this court oeaIlns
date the day April 1905. l. the undersigned dCy
appointed do hereby give notice that on
fifteenth OF May, 1909 at the hour OF y
O'Clock noon. Exchange Saesroom. Nos "A ahG 10
Vesey Street Of Manhattan. city OF Ne"
York by James l. Wells auctcneeT, VIII sell at puolc
auction the highest bidder the lands and premises ~
said decree mentioned and therein described as 1oic"
'A four certain other lots pieces or parcels o.
land in the Twelfth Ward of the City Of New VOTE:
described follows; Beginning az pGlL
on the southerly One Hundred and Forty eighJn
Street hundred and twenty-five feet eastey
Intersection OF said south
ery side of one Hundred Fortyeighth street with the
oos.er side az the Boulevard or Eleventh Avenue, as
uidened running thence southerly and parallel with s1
T6iava5 rinety-n{ne eleven the cen
ire line Of the block One Hundred and Forty
seventh and and Forty-eghth Streets run
ming and along said centre line OF w
block and parallel one Hundred and Forty eigntn
Street aforesaid hundred thence northery ana
ea in naralIe With Boulevard ninety feet eleven
inches To the souheriy side OF Hundred ana rory
eighth Street aforesaid and thence westerly ana along
sa{J southerlv o one Hundred and Forty
street ore hundred the point place OF beslh
ming he said several distances and dimensions more
less and being known the tax map OF the,
Ward city Of New York as NUMBERS o. DO o. aNU
5S in Block No. llS9' o.. -. cold
The following is diagram OF the pfuPeiC ~ 00 So
asd described above:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY,

90 Liberty street. New York 2nd May. 1905
The Northern Company. in order facilitate
the work of Northern Pacific Railway Company and
the Great Northern Railway Company for
payment their respective dividends the 18th instant
will make its Treasury Of the stocks of
those Companies between May 9th and May 10th
The company will continue to receive deposits Of its
stock during the period named viii defer distribution
thereon May 10th. 1905.
The Railway shares delivered against such deposits will
carry quarterly dividends including that payable Aay
18th 1905, aggregatng So per cent
BY order o the Executive Committee.
L. t. NICHOLS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
To The Holders Of the Two Five
Years 41A26 Gold Bonds Of the
Southern Pacific Company

Notice is hereby given that the Southern Pacific
Company will redeem at par and accrued interest on
l. 1905 the Office of the Company 12O Broad
way in City all its bonds issued un-
its the Central Trust Company OF New
York Trustee, dated December l, 1900 securing the
five years four and one-haf per cent gold
bonds Of Southern Pacific Company Interest upon
said bonds will cease on June l. 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

CopaytnerShip Notices.

We beg to announce that Mr. Moses Taylor
son of MI Henry A c. Taylor and grandson of
the late Mr.. Moses Taylor. ana Mr.. Daniel G.
Boissevain late of the firm of Messrs. Boisse-
vain & Co, are admitted as partners in our firm.
KEAN, VAN CORTLANDT & co.
New York, May LIST, 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
Greene Street.

~ ,-ovir,ata amount OF the len charge 70 sat
Sb the above described property Is to be sold Is
Interest thereon from The letn day OF April
ssoSVv $50 ygth costs allowance amounting to
TS interest april - 1905 together with
The approximate amount or
me sssessments other liens which are TO % allowed
~ purchaser the purchase money OF pad oy
~ ~ ps fierce Is $40 and interest
'H TTsteS New York. April .. 100. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
Financial Meetings.

Office of
CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AMI
49, IOUJS RAILWAY COMPANY.
Cincinnati, Ohio April IA 1909
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A MEET.
~ ing Of the Stockko lders OF the Cleveland Cincinnati
Chicag6 and St Louis Railway Company has been spe.
ciaIIy called and Will held the company's principal
ofsce in the cty of Cincinnati. Ohio, Wednesday ths
Sist day May 1875. at i o'clock purpose
Of voting proposition TO increase the Common
CapiIa Stock Of said company S11 800 900; that s
nom SIS roo $40 100000 divided into 400
" the par value OF 500 each.
For the purposes Of such special meeting stock
transfer books viii be closed
noon on saturday 2sth Of April. 1905.
10 O'clock A. NJ Thursday, the 1st day
June. 1905
E +. OSBORN. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
I4Sth street.
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14Tth Street
Dated New 10TH <Np''' Holm {, O'cONOR. Referee
cyAprrs JACKSON, Esq. Plaintiffs Attorney 10
Exchange Place. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
OFFICE OF
AMAIGAMATE COPPER

OFFICE OF
AMAIGAMATED COPPER co,
AZ Broadway. New York, MAY Sd, 1903.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ stock certificate transfer books Company will
be closed on Monday May 18TH 1905, O'clock p NJ,
for the purpose OF the annual the Company
be held June 5th 1905. ana that such books viii be
opened Tuesday 9Th, 1905 at 10 clock a. N
\. H MELIN Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
IVES. RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE
)TICE is HEREBY GIVEN. AGREEABLE

NUIICF IL IIIIINLI'I VI M III II I TIT
~ 10 the laws Of Vermont bondholders holding
a nortEaSe upon property and franchises OF the
Brattleboro and Whitehall Railroad Company which mas
duly foreclosed Circuit Court or the Cnlteo
States for District Vermont. have organized the'
agreeable 10 the statutes %
Vermont, under the OF the WEST XIV E.it F%na
ROAD COMPANY for the purpose % taking over such
railroad and operating same. and have filed the!
ARTICLES the ONCE OF the secretary OF
state OF Vermont w H. CHAFFEE, CLERK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
City Hotels.

n ELEGANT furnished apartment. with private bath
n trcrdins meals for one $50 weekly. $50 weekly.
hotel service: private telephone GALATlN HOTEL 20
West Sth-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
THE ST. CHARLES

Most select location the froat. With essb
sned reputation for sXclusveness high
age Hot and cold salt water in every
Long distance telephone
teous service. Golf privileges. Illustrated booklet Or
chestra OF sooists- ltCom plans rates etc
at -SS Fourth Ave SEWLIN IAISES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
GERmAN LLOYD,
Mediterranean Service

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT THAT APP
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
SUNDAYS WEDNESDAYS AND SATUR-
DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

Somerset Inn IS but tnirty-fve miles
from New York; convenient Lackawanna
ferries at Barclay and Christopher Streets
Altitude 500 feet; every advantage; no dis
comforts. Mr. futile. the manager, may be
reached on phone Z B Bernards-ille. N J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE,

ATLANTIC CITY. N ].
STONE. IRON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION.
Claims pTe-enlucnCe its location
venience and best New-York patronage.
Capacity 90. Music all year. Golf. .
JOSIAA WHITE & SINS. Proprletora.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
Financial.
Financial.

The total bonded indebtedness of
Allegheny County is less than one
per cent. of the assessed valuation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
M TRADE REPORT.
Healthy Condition Of Busineas-P0ta
toes offered Mt q Ccnta.

Reports to Bradstreet's for the week
indicate a healthy condition of business.
Manufacturing industries with but few
exceptions are literally supplied with
orders and are running full time. The
larger cities report trade good and col
lections fair hut in smaller towns some
trouble is still experienced by tho retail
merchants in collecting bills. Farmers
arc busy with planting. although tho sea-
son is n little later than a year ago; they
are receiving good prices for dairy prod
ucts and good hay is finding ready mar
ket at so per ton. Owing to n large crop
of potatoes last year the prices are very
low, offers being made by the farmers
at % cents a bushcl. Wholesale houses
report a larger business and collections
are improving. Scasonable weather of the
past week has assisted the clothing and
dry goods trade.
burlington reports activity among all
OF its industries and the wholesale gro
Gerry houses note an increase in sales.
Rutland retail merchants speak favor
ably of sales. warmer weather having
stimulated buying. Considerable build
ing is being done and the demand for
that material has been good.
Reports from st. Adams show that the
farmer is busy with planting, and labor
is generally we'll employed.
At st. Johnsbury tho manufacturing
plants arc we'll piled with oiders and
retail merchants reports a good trade
with collections fair.
Montpelier reports granite manufacture
ers literally supplied with orders; they
are busy with work to be shipped on or
before Memorial day.
Barre retail merchants report an in
crease in sales and an improvement in
collections; labor is we'll employed.
Remington mills are running full time
and some building is being done.
Brattlchoro reports n good trade and
manufacturing plants are generally we'll
employed.
At Bellows Falls an improvement in
sales is noted with more scasonablc
weather. The brewing company com-
mcnced shipping last week.
Hardwick reports a brighter outlook
for business. Nearly all of the granite
manufacturers are running full time.
some now building is being done but lit
tie change is noted in retail trade.
The woodworking industries at Bristol
arc running full time and report many
orders ahead; retail merchants state COL
are slow.
dustries are we'll employed; the new
school furniture company commences
business the last Of this month.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04

on a raw autumn day I was met at the
gate by n farmer friend. with the words,
Come right in. The wife has some hot
coffee ready for you. We knew you
were coming. Miss Rankin seen you go
by. and she just telephoncd to us"
Sometimes the rural telephone has been
used to stop travellers less willing to be
stopped. There are sections where
chicken stealing has become a lost art,
because the rural telephones make it
possible to block every avenue OF escape
as soon as the crime is discovered. Many
Industrious chicken thieves. and some
bold Offenders, have been caught red
handed" through telephone messages
which have prompted farmers to meet the
malefactors with shotguns on the high.
way.
A farmers wife, on a rural telephone
which had been in operation only a few
months. was asked how she liked the
telephone. She naively answered., well,
we liked 1t a lot at first. and do yet.
only spring work is coming on SO heavy
now that we don't hardly have time to
listen now"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
A BOY R THIEF.
Taken Back TO Industrial School to
Spend His Minority,

Highgate. May 1.-Romeo Minckler. Il
years of age. was convicted to-day OF
horse stealing tnd sentenced to serve the
remainder of his minority in the State
industrial school. He was taken to st.
Adams this evening by Deputy Shcr!f
c. w. Steele and will DO taken to Ver-
scnncs Tomorrow morning. The hearing
was held this afternoon before Justice
NJ. Il. Barr and states Attorney w. r,
Austin appeared for the state.
Minckler is charged with breaking ints
the barns owned by George Raymond al
two O'Clock Friday morning. leaving fol
parts unknown taking Il horse and wagon.
Deputy Shorty e. w. Steele wus notified
1t ONO. He Immediately started in pur-
suit. tracking Mincklcr to the West swan.
ton ferry. After investigation he lo,-ncd
Mincklcr had gone to ConnGa. After
notifying officers there OF his admission
he was captured in Clarenctvil!e, Que,
where he offered the rig fnv sale. 10 was
brought back here to await trial. The
owner has recovered his property. With
the exception of a sore shoulder, caused
by hard driving. the horse was in n fair
ly good condition.
Minckler was sont to tho industrial
school at Nergennes about four years
ago for stealing and is out on probation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
Fertilizer Free For the Askinq.

Farmers, Gardeners. Florists,
Seedsmen. Greenhouse Proprie-
tors, NurScrymen. indeed any one
who will send his name on a pos
tai card to G S. Page. Hyde Park.
VT, and simply say Il saw your
adv. in the Free Press. Send us a
sample of your Pages Plant
Food will receive a sample
promptly, free, postpaid. From
what we know of the reputation
of Mr.. Page we are inclined to be-
lieve that his Plant Food is an ar
ticle of genuine merit and when
you note the ingredients-and he
will send them to you with the
mail sample-you will see that the
ordinary impositions that are too
often practiced upon the farmers
under the head of "Fertilizcrs"
do not exist in Pages Plant Food.
Adress c. S. Page, Hyde Park, Vt.
40w.tf.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
Are Being Examined in Connecs
ton with North Bennington
Murder.
INQUEST IN PROGRESS
Conducted behind CloseA
DO~ors-DOctOrG Sure That Bart.
1etts Death Was Not Natural
Lad In Highgate stole .
Team.

Pennington. May 1.-Nothing has been
made public to-day that throws much
light on the Bartlett murder case. An
inquest vas held before Judge T.. l..
Eates which was in progress all day and
VIII be continued Tomorrow. All the
proceedings were carried on behind clos.
ed doors
a large number of witnesses were exc
an'incd from North Bennington and Wal
loomsac. Among these were James w
Kelley, Edward Sweet, Fred DeBell. !.
Wonderland, all of North Bonnincton,
and "Stuhby" Green and "Bub" Clark ~
North nnnington. These young mon
are all under twenty years of age. Iney
ar" said to have been drinking at Alien,
saloon at Walloomsac and to have driver
home between the hours of one and
two o'clock in the morning. This led
the officers to believe that they knew
more about the case than they wished
to tell. hence they are held for further
examination.
Tho two doctors who performed the
autopsy state that death could not nave
resulted from natural causes as all the
organs were in u normal condition. Tho
internal organs have been sent to the
state laboratory at Burlington for ex>
animation.
states Attorney w. r. Daley said to.
night:
"Wha little evidence we had last night
seemed to Indicate that Bartlett met
his death in New York state. Tonight
| feel quite sure that the murder took
place in Vermont, quite close to North
Bennington. where the body was found"
The inquest to-day was behind closed
doors. hut it is understood that 1t was
sought to determine the whereabouts of
Bartlett on Saturday night and in whose
company he left Walloomsac to return
to his home in North Bennington.
MANCHESTER JOURNAL SOLD.
bennington, May 1.-The Manchester
Journal owned and published for many
years by d. *. Simonds has been sold
to Otto r. Bennett of Brooklyn, y. Y,
Mr.. Bennett is a native OF Manchester
and has had practical experience as q
printer. and will personally conduct
the business.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
AFFIDAVITs RECEIVED.
Petition for New Trial for Mary Rog.
crs Now Complete.

Montpelier. May John II. Senter has
received the affidavits OF r. c.. Archibald
OF Manchester and d. A. Guiltinan Of
bennington which were necessary to com
plete the petition for a new trial for Mary
NJ. Rogers which was presented last
Friday night to Judges Rowcll and Mum
son at the Pavilion. These with copies
OF all the papers In the petition were sent
tonight by Mr.. Senter to Attorney-Gen.
eral G. G. Fits at Brattleboro. BY him
they will be presented to Judges Rowell
and Munson after Mr.. Fits decides what
course the State il to pursue in the mat
ter. 1t is then expected that the judges
named will pass upon the question
whether or not the petition for a new
trial may be brought before the full
bunch.
Mr.. Senter is assisting T. W. Moloncy Of
Rutland in this petition for a new trial
for Mrs. Rogers but so far these attorneys
are doing the work at their own expense.
No funds for this purpose have been re-
ceived not even for taking of dispositions
and %afldavits.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
Killed. NEAR YERGENNES
supposed Tint sheridan MorrjI, Of
St%arksboro Attempted 10 no0rd N
Freight-HorribIy ManxIcd.

vergennes, May 2.-t;arly this morning
Night Operator W. r. McNcally found
tho body Of u man with all Of his head
gone except a small portion of the face,
~lcgless and armlcss. lying near the switch
Il short distance north Of this station.
The body was bruised and liberated and
totally unacceptable. In fact. the
mangled condition Of the BODY deacd
description so gruesome was les looks.
About $50 this morning Mr.. McNeally
was called up by telephone from Burling-
ton and told that the engineer of the
sleeper. which left here at Ans had seen
somcthing. that resembled a. lead animal
near the north switch and was asked to
go and investigate. which he Immediately
did. On making his discovery Mr.. Nc
Neatly notified the train dispatcher at
Rutland and then Or. F. C. Phelps. dis
trict surgeon of the Rutland railroad. I'm.
mediately Or. Phelps DR.. G..
f.. n. Willard. health officer Of this city,
and together they hurried to the scene.
On finding that the accident occurred in
the town Of Fcrrisburgh DR.. Phelps
notified Or. r. O. Stoddard. health officer
Of that town and also Sclectmen f.. c.
Palmer m f. p. Birkitt, who on their
arrival ordered the body to be taken to
the undertaking rooms Of Harvey Ketch-
am to await the disposition of the rela-
tives.
In the pocket of the dead mans clothes
was found a small note hooks
which beyond a doubt identified him as
Sheridan Morrill, of Starksboro, who has
been for the past week working by the
day for Allen Burroughs. a prominent
farmer Of Ferrisburgh, and making his
home with Bert Larose. who lives in
the Scott house on the Monkton road.
as& evening after his days work Nor
rill came to this city. returning in about
an hour to Mr.. Larose's house, saying
that he had had n few drinks Of li1uor.
He left the house at $50, telling Mr..
Larose he was going to Dresden, n. Y,
where he had been assured that ne could
obtain work. He intimated to Mr.. La
rose on leaving him hat he should jump
"A freight train at this station.
From this time nothing is definitely
known Of Morrill's movements. although
it Is reported that he was seen on the
streets Of this city as late in the evening
AS 1880. At some time in the night nc
evidently went to the station ard waited
for a freight train to pass. although
the night operator Jaw no one hanging
around.
The first freight to pass was an extra.
which made no stop here and passed by
at 1.25 a. m. going at the rate Of 30 or 81
miles an hour. Being an expert at jump
trains-for Mr.. Larose told the Free
Press reporter that "he had seen him
board trains that were moving pretty
fast,"-it seems he had no hesitancy in
trying to board the swiftly moving
freight car and catching il, was probably
thrown in between two cars and falling
under the wheels WAS ground to DEATH.
The deceased was tho son of Mrs.
Morrill,, formerly of S~tarltshoro,
now of Warren and was about q years of
age.