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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-19
Warm in New ENGLAND.

Boston, July, l9.-The most intense
heat wave Of the season reached New
England and caused much suffering in
the Crowded cities, many prostrations
and four deaths. Even the islands off
the southeastern coast did not escape
the hot breath from the west.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-19
outlaw Bob Miller Killed.

South McAlester, I. T., July 49,
Bob Miller, alias Bob Smith. alias BOZ
Bryant, noted desperado has beer
killed near Wilburton by Deputy Dav
and posse. Miller had been scoutin.
in various parts OF the territory fol-
three years and was wanted in Jacks
boro Tex, where he killed deputy
sheriff.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-19
e. w. Nash Near Death.

Omaha, July 19.-E. w. Nash, tn
Omaha banker and millionaire, VII
has been near death for two month,
as the result of a paralytic stroll:
while dining at the residence of Hei
man Kountze, the banker, is lying a
his home here in a critical condition
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-19
JURY J, Has 4 !. WILLIAMSON CASE "A, ii
Defense Submits Its Case Without
Arqument.

Defense Submits Its Case Without
Argument.
!. Portland, ore, judy 1s.-In The land
fraud cases United States District At
torney Francis J. Heney delivered his
opening argument against Congress-
man Williamson, DR.. Van Gessner
and United States Commissioner
Biggs. At the conclusion of Heneys
argument the defense announced that
Its case would be submitted without
argument District Attorney Heney
went over, the "details of,what, injthe
theory Of the government, goes to con-
.stftute a conspiracy on the part of a
represyhtatiye,i9 congress. q commits
sf0ner of the United States, and a
physician and a man of prominence
In his. conmqnitHilt9 suborn a small
host Of Illegal entrym'en to perjure
themselves that they might acquire! ii.
tie by unlawful methods to large
tracts of the public domain and add
to their sheep range in Crook county
Judge DeHaven's charge to the jury
was brief and comprehensive. The
idea he conveyed was that if William.
son, Gessner and Biggs advanced
money with the idea that the lands
after they came to patent, were to be
long to- the Arm of Williamson 6
Gessnef. there was a conspiracy. If
on the other hand, there was a rea
sonable doubt on this point, then there
should be no conviction. 80,
At the conclusion of Judge De
Ravens charge the jury retired K
deliberate
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-19
PeasIey Held for Poisoning Wife.

Atchison, Kan, July 19.-The pr,
liminary hearing of Albert Peasic'
the magnetic healer under arrest her
charged with poisoning his wife, ha
been set for July 26. Peasley denic
that he was in Leavenworth last We
nesday, when the police assert tn
poison was purchased.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-19

Kansas City Council Gusts Assessor.
Kansas City, July 19.-The Kansas
City (Kan.) council, by vote of 9
to 1, ousted City Assessor Hayes from
Office on charges filed some time ago
by Mayor Rose. The complaint upon
which the assessor was tried before
the council set forth that he had not
assessed the property of corporations,
notably the packing houses, at high
enough value.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-19
Nine Parisiahs Drowned.

Paris, July 19.-Nine Parisians were
drowl-ed while shooting wild fowl at
the mouth of the river Loire. The
boat containing them was overturned
by squall.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-19
worralb case, Strikes snaa.

Omaha, july 19..w5The taking Of
dispositions before Notary Charles w.
Pearsail in the Tom Worrall grain
suit came to an abrupt end with the
announcement that Attorney Brogan
had secured an order of removal from
the state district to the federal court
This pr ocedure' was not in the least
relished by Mr.. Worrall and his at
torneys and they Immediately took
steps to check the move. 1t is under
stood they will go into the federal
court at once and try to have the case
remanded back to the state courts,
and Attorneys Jeffres and Howell be-
gan preparation for this course i'm
mediately
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-19
Kills Woman Who Would Not EIope.

Brooks, S. D., July 19.-Frank
Woodberry shot and killed Mrs. An
ton Dokken, married woman. after
which he killed himself. The cause
of the tragedy is said to have been
Mrs. .Dokkens, refusal to elope with
Woodbeerry.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-06

ON Sen par Gier al en- WILTON Gols
lars. San nGoute iorifieaiae ling
% oeribIaHot at ban oiI6e BRUCE
100000 I'll at bpage msniteraploige
Snie Tor gr6eihsioIf. uoitpre DEM
meo ale mo6erne Sroreiuinger %
noleie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iaa bill.
Zig, at 3uIene life in~Sbragte mere emo
4 BroceHt Hente al oen Sum, Sc TO.
itcoe, SirSoagen efter fom GrGiioen.
ten for Earrings & SrfIt Gompdfp.
DIR. i. y. 9urSea, til BAN og iagoe,
at eli NauS baooe be%mppSiget BAN
til at liar, at ban Blot banoe al 90.
nppne SnIitceS, JON biIoe taae imo0
100000 / BET nrprte 2iereS, iaa
ititIoe ban fnn Geuaene itrar. Wau
mener, Of oct er SSobn :. &odeieaer,
JON taIte ginenem @nrScuS MlnS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-06
lmerifa 90 Japan.
Sapun pnifcr life bcSre &aboor ban
Silippinerue enc Tmerifancrue.

"6ranfiurter 3eitrmS"S aorre.
~iponocut / grpsieI, @eI9icL baoSe
ben 30te Mai en- 9S~nterpiap meS oen
berpGrenoe iapauife Winiiter aato
og gioroe BAN opmGrfiom poa, at
omerifan!fe Gcpeider jpnteS at all.
tpOe, at &c Soreneoe Statcr life isIer
ii9 ouuife trpg for, at Sopau fan bile
utNerIGgge iia Oe fiIippinife ger.
Winiiteren ipareoe, at ell iadban
Srpgt err oI6eIes ~ugrunoet. Seq DC.
Ter min TegieriugS % en6Ucr Snpa,
ners Spn," iogOe ban, "naor ri iiu'
ser, at oi life fau ia be0re Ra6oer
paa 6iIippinerne eH6 gmerifanerne.
Dor Sun0el meO gerue bar toget ct
betpOeIigt Spiuing, iioen amerifaner.
ne beiatte Ogul. Gi ogter amerifancr.
ne bsit Tor Oeres 2iberalisme oa Oe.
res 1riftigbeS, og hi bar aItio itaaet
| Oct beSite Scrbolo ill bent. Sapou
bill oesu6en nIorig ilaa in6 pna en-
Grobriugspolitif; oct er flm 3rsm.
mere, iom tiaGgger os inaSarne 9u.
fer. gi begDuOte arigen meO Rus.
Lamb / SeIoforipar. SpaS hi trpn.
ger, er en- uarig SreS. iom piL 9ipc oS
N~nIebuing til at uSoifle cs inoen
bore rgre 8rpnier."
Nr. aato uotalte JON iiu Serion.
lige Wening, at IitSlan0 uiG fort.
iGtte arigerl, os at ari8SifuepIaSieu
III bill blioe 8LoSipoitof. San tilisi.
cSe. at Sc iaporife @eHeraler og no.
miraIer pil bare mere Of iige emo 81.
ptomaterre. noar 5rebsbetingelierue
ifal opitiaes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-06
upcir / ulinneiota.
Gu Stprm aurettcr bctgSelisc Zoe.
lGggelier | Belle Blaine.

gn poIoiom Storm for oper Scott
Gouutp / Winnciota 81. 8 5reSoq III
ten og speoe CT fort Srrperf / 9pen
Belle Blaine, bpor neppe ct Slts blep
uifoot, Tiger oct isrite SCIeb,am.
Mrs. Siitermnus itorc aoruboo biz.
ite bort og faiteoeS moo Ell 2aOebDg.
ming, Der itoo so 900 berira % bleu
fnnit. MrS. SielaifS 2aoebpauiug
fit ligeIeoes fin 9efomit. o. 10 Sisr
iIoges libel. G%oitisrer S'Gourors
Stab % Sus nebrepcs. s 9pcnS
6orretningSitrsg gift set iINe til.
@Iasih,mper flpi omfring i @aoerre
% aior6e oct farIigt at iGrSeS noe.
Get fore Srontpinbu / MrS. MierliuS
&dgGbutif iIoges iitptfer, % SpIo.
get pad @bitIods gorotomt ff SfpoS
og ipreOtes til ale Sumter. Gu IN
fatboIif Strife bar unoer Spfsrelie %
n9itn fGrots, melt maa bpageS on.
%. q. malones % q. o.. Strattons
8eboelies6uie blep ranponerece.
Stormen fom pIuoielig. Sra Saro.
biitrifterne meIoes, at bCt polote itor
SfaSe; men eens Sci par bcIoigoiS
life mere elt0 Ell WtiI 6reo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-06
en- Sonaparte.

Sfslge ct SeIcgrum ira @aibmgtou
bill CHARLES s. 9onaparte ira 9oltl.
more, R6., bIiOe Rarineminiiter,
nnor SAUL Worton tr9oer al ben lite
SltIi. SdaleSeS fonmer en- Mano
meb oct per0cnsberemte Rann 9ou1.
parte mo / Iegiertngeu. 90 ban bG.
rer lit Rapn nteO 6eOielens Ret. San
neSitammer / liqe 2inie fra Serome
9onnparte, pngite 9ror al aeiier &c..
poIepu Den lite, % Gliiabetb Batter
ion, Gatter al en- RIG &isbmanS o8
Sfibsreoer / Baltimore. Sc blep
gifte SuIeaften 1903 % fit Ell SsL
Serome 0apoIeou, Ocu Toe SSuli 1905.
Yaa SefaIing al 0en frantic aeticr
maatte Seronle file Jig fra i'm ome'
rifanife Sliiiru % Ggte en- inf 8rin,
leslie. 9iennem gtooerer % ct rigt
Site fit ben iaOerlsie Gut en- itOr
5ormie og faIOte i'm 9Ioite Son op
eiter Jig ielp. Genue amerifauife Se'
rome @apoleon Sen anben blep ia.
Der iii Charles Soiepb 8onaparte. iorl
fol blipe DOR &rig5miuiiter. San er
fsbt / Baltimore oen 90e Sum- 1851
os iaoleoes MI "a aar sommeI. )
1871 sra1uereSe ban Oeo Sarparo
llniperiitet, tog / 1874 iuriSif era.
men 90 bar iiOeu OGret en- isst aOuo-
tat i Baltimore. gliiabetb Batter.
Jon par bans SIOeuIor. os bun lepeSe
l9nse NOT til at ie lin Ssnneisnsien.
Br9iiSent HoOicoeIt % bnns por.
Senoe arigsmiuiiter bar barct Ben.
ner | mango aar. Ga bet gialot Of
rDooe op iBoItifanOalerne, palsteBr9
iibenten Charles 3. gonaparte bertil.
San bar nemlia ! mango glnr isgt at
Irenie bort @mbeSsperf oeb at fiRmpe
MOB ~@roft" % llnoeril9b. og oa
augiit u. Mafen bite Jig at bore
en- Stielul. aan E~raiioenten buu |
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-06
Di treneer iterf Slaaoe.

gor oorOenSe SInnSeminiiter, 6.
:. Sunaparte. bar iislge ct Telegram
ira Baltimore, No, uOtaIt ia ON.
builteu EOlttif De 5oreneOe Stater
bsr islge / Senipn iii i'm Rarine.
Seq er iuloitRnoig enig meS 9rRii.
oenten," iagoe ban. @nnnr ban irem.
boIoer RsooenoiobeSei al al pi bps.
ger en- iterf 6lanoe ior AT fire os
moo anareb % sisre Dor iuIbe Sliet
iom ct fort Solf. SopSe ies life blpt
bet iamrne Spn JONI ban ! bette Stpf.
fe. pil0e lea life mootaeet Sen Still.
ling. BAN BOO mig. Spao gnfeltbe-
Der ongaar, er ieg erouu life ~fualiii.
eeret iii at uotale mis."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-06
HUSBAND.
@il Gjarcu aiuc eiter % i~ammcnfaloc
en- MISUNDERSTANDING?

Sielge ct Telegram ira ct. Ge.
tcrSburB al 2oen Suni bar HeoerIo.
gene ! Gitaiieu omiioer bsiet GSar Ni.
foIai II % braqt bom til at unScr.
ifrioe Ell llfoS, Ser iaIumenfolOer Ell
MISUNDERSTANDING, iom paa RuSiiif
futSeS 3emifp So6or. SpiS en- Iad.
oan NtgSioriamliug bliuer til Rirfe,
itgbeo % lNretter noeet. bill 3usImnS
tltotrPoe | De fonititlttioueQe StaterS
HTffc, % @uepGlbet bIipe aijfaiiet.
Selegrommet tiger, at G3arn bar me.
GET bcp9aet unSer oct lan9e Rsoe,
ION idnot Steo | anIeSniua ai Senne
8epotution ira opelt. 0ifolai ii bar
Itge ira Seu Stltno, ga ban oer lite
Nopenl6er 1894, 26 Aar aalnniel,
tiltraaOte Hcaieringeu eftCr fin ga.
Der, beltemt erfIPret, at ban hoIber
paa Get uinoifrRnfe0e @ueopl6e iont
RuSimSS ne6arueoe StatSitif, Der
elete 5asier for oct fore Rige. Ru
bar ban aItiod ntoattet opgine Serne
lin 9nSiirgstarfe og befoenme ia iii
at inofsre ct S%tortbirg. RaaoIag.
ningerre parebe iii ST. 4 ON Moree.
tett, teOer Def, og GSorinoen % Gsa.
retts ounife Wo6er Seltog / Scn.
6iere 8onge greb SeIpberifercu lin
Ben for at unberifripe set itore 9e.
fret, iom i~oreIaa / ire Eeooftiouer.
Get BAR iDrIi9t, Of cn uoloium Scamp
'oregtf { bans SiRi, oa oniioer fin.
De baH life bolbe fine Saorer fi[6aae.
San ifgnbte iig iuS / ct t~ititsSeu0e
@GreIie for al bIiue Serre ouer fin
9epGaeIie. ga ban fom tif6age, ult.
ecrifrep ban % iagoe, at ban isltc ia
betgoetig lettet.
Set por ct tort gie6tif Tor Rus.
Eano. Som oct ipues, bill lttaien al
lite Sunt bIipe RuSIan6s Raaua
9bartd. 3og er oct meget upiit,
5eorIeoes 5orGoloeHe fan uSuifie Tia.
Get ubgre 8i8e 6eitdar al Ell RPug.
De uensarteSe eiemertcr, 6olfeoptDs.
ntRgen er poerit ringe. og finn et Ii.
Get 5aatat pil ioritdd at mite 6en
6ribe6, iom CT inSrsmmet. gPal 6pis
HUSBAND iadr Ell parig Solfeioriam.
ling, ct S%tortbing. eu RigsSag, uil
Den upe Sia.sifif pirfe o~poroyrtSe
iom | ale ANDRE 9anSe.
5 ct. Petersburg gif set 8pate,
at 93nrn bar $50 - eHten for eaer
Soanb eller nlprSet. Set blep OH.
cieIt bcneatet; men man irpgter for,
at SociaIiiterne % Sc raSifaIe oil fl.
ife / rsrt 8anS % iremfaISe urolig.
be6er.
llnoer oct piatige WsSe San Slot.
tet bIeo iutet beitemt mes SenigR til
arigeu; men man tror, at Sammen.
fal6eIien al en- MISUNDERSTANDING
itaar ! Sorbin6elie meo glanen ON at
lutte 5reo. gtiniiterprRiiSert 8itte
antages at itan / Spioien for 5reSs.
partiet. st 3elegrnm ira gariS for.
tTaer, at BEN irnnife ambasiaSsr |
ct. Petersburg ifnI inSIeOe llnOer.
bauSlinoer on 5reo.
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q. y. 6au 600.

Sra anapp, Suun gouute. @is..
~IfripeS. at Sogisrer q, y. Gan SsSe
Der Den Sole Siini. rnmrret al Flag.
Gan boeSe isrit i Rinrlota % ino-
pnIgteS I @nnge i Seaislatnren. bpor
ban j 8 Serminer bar Sniets Speafcr.
5 1880 ilyteSe ban til @iseoniin oa
bIep fra 1890 SesiSlatarmeoIem ] iep'
aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-06

Spnoerue pan Charles 3. @onnparte.
San poSier gobt mo ! en- Heaierin5,
ser bar lat iis iii Spgnpe at rrtte
paa, bpoo Der er urangt, ina anOt Den
fan.
8auI Morton aater at bpirtte liz /
Stem g)orf bpor ban fommer til at
itpre SporpognStraiifcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-06
Soriparer Rofcfeuer.

1aitor R. 3. @cgtrtbur, iom oirfer
I Galoarp gaptiitmeuiebeo / Reru
gDorf, uotaler / glaOet "Graminer-,
of angrebene poa gaule HodefeQer
er raa % gruiomme, ia moaife for.
brgoerife, og at DC bar iat belle gap.
tiitiamfunoet / ganrp. Seq bar"
Tiger &reiten, "unoerisgt Saeen %
nsie iat mig mo ! De Sransaftioner.
iom &odeieler or blensn ina iforpt
oooIet for, og ieg bar ilnSet, at Be er
iulot itemmenoe meo iun0 SanSels.
moral. Hodeieaer FOREIGNER Glib,
9eunOriug % aiRrIigbeo. Ter er sc.
oere / 9aptiitiumfumoet iom life oiloe
betRnfe ria ct Eieblit poa at uoItsSe
bam, ON BET bar bepisligt. at ban bar
tjent Renae Ueo ~rbpoerlige Mioler;
men ies fan ifslge mine egne timber.
isgeiier erflGre, at bois bans Grams.
aftioner ioritaaes og bebsmmes tiRr.
list, er Der intet at uoiGtte paa benz"
Gen meget omtnlte GnItor @aIh.
ington 8laSoen. Der bar fdlot Rode.
ieaers genae beimitteSe. bolSt Ssu.
bag cen 2soe 0tni en- Br9fsn. bpori
ban io~rtlareoe, bOao ban piloe sisre,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-06
Sra
Spscialfpmitccn Dprrucicr bet nGite
Sfriot iom ifal tases.
Gu Safaoresic.

Sra ariltiania ~tcIegrnferes Scr
2ben SUM:
s 8aaens StortbingSmeSe got
Statsmintiter MideIieu Ell ReSesie.
reIie for, bpao Der pnsierebe / oct
norife Statsraaosmsoe / StodboIu
Den 27Se Roi Goa Son9er negtebe al
ianftionere aoniulatin9en, % Reaie.
ringen itror iuolepereoe line afifeoS.
anisguinger, iom aongcu imioIertio
negteoe at mootaae).
Statsminiiterens ReSegisrclie inoe.
borot intet ,iooper De Sienosgiernin.
ger, iom nllerebe er fienbt, og Sasen
blep benpiit til ben SpecaIfomite, ionl
bar i~toorbeioet Snoitiaiugeu til aou'
iulotlooen.
Zen lite Sunni telegraieres fra Sri.
%itinnin, at ben niipGrcnOe ~llnionsfriie
bar fiernet al 1artiItrio / Rorse. Ser
finbes abfoiut .ingeu frigerif Stem'
ming | Torge men set fortpnes, at
0orges 6oripdr er | beOre Stano MI,
emo be bar UNDER 8riien / 1895. Gen
SmItnnoiabeb, at @rnrrnl arobn, 0en
npe @bef for Sronobiems Brigade,
lebiager arouprins 6uituo paa bans
Reiie til grpauppet / Berlin, tageS
oeioa iom et 8ionesbpro ON, at in.
gen / Rorae amer arp for muIig.
ariitiania gprnnb o. gorserme.
fter bar beiluttes at ooerienoe Stor.
thing pg &eeierius en- SafaSre$ie for
BEN 6nitbeb, bpormeo De pGrner ON
9orges S@re % Het, % De uotuler
Saab ON, at BET nran foulme til Ell
inarIis os paroig 2osnins al Unions.
friIen.
Get itore iberife gTaS "Stofs
bofmS. Sibnineen~ ubtaler fig mn |
Sapsr of, of llnioren meIem Rorse
90 Suerige bitroe reor,cercs til Ell blot
og bar geriouaIuniou. innlebes nt
ben fGneS aonge bIir oct eneite 9aano,
iom fitptter De TO Golf iantntert. 9la.
oct itotdIer oct beitelute Saab, at oeruc
Sroning - iom 10 | 8irfeligbe6en
err Set norife Brogram - idapeI al
apusebuiet iom Sc TO 6oIf bill BIZ of.
cepteret iom Ben melt tilireositiaenOe
9esning al &riieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-06

neue malt bpibe, for at gaobsn ifiiloe
bi nauifelisere at opoage ior De iapa.
neiiife Sorpeoobaaoiaeere, JONI itrei-
feoe ON oneralt. @aiten til 30te Wai
iprang ct Gamprsr, bporpeo Sarten
pSerlieere reSueereoes til 8 Mil | 81.
men. goaoen blep lens for 8lil %
man br9nbte op aft SrGperf, iom
fanStes omborS, inben Den naaeoe
@laoipoItof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-06

grGiibent Rooiepelt bar M tnget
ct mt Striot for at fna tilpeiebrngt
8reo meuem &itslnno og Snpnn.
San bapoe / Ssroags / Oct bpioe Sus
en- l9ngere aonference meo ben rus
fife 8eianbt @reu Gasiini. Yaa Tin
ponIise ereie % enoeiremme Wnabe.
men tiaise taftiulot og benipnsfuIbt
uStnIte ban iom Huslanos Ben Il
iterft gnife ON, of Sreosinoerbono.
Iinger M blep inoleSei. os ban err.
Gorti. paa Siess)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-06

G0rti. paa SiSss)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-07
RAIN STOPPED RACES
Grcat show Of stock and Poultry at
Franklin County Fair Lookup On
tho Grounds.

Sheldon Junction. Sept. Brain proved
the disappointing feature at the opening
DAY Of the 10th annual fair of the Frank
lin County Agricultural and Mechanical
society. and as result hundreds Of pco-
pie STAYED away. The races. consisting of
the green race, confined to horses owned
IN the county, purse 500, and the special
race for green horses to beat the time of
I.-5'4. were postponed until Wednesday,
the track being a sea Of mud. Besides
these. the 2.3c class with a fife field of ten
entries will so for a purse OF $50 and
the 800 class with nine horses are billed
to- start for 1925.
The list Of entries in every department
exceeds all anticipations apd breaks all
records of former years. In cattle alone
$40 entries were made 10 heing full herds
The poultry exhibit is also a great one,
doubling that of last year. and pushing
the fair officers to their wits end to try
and find accommodation and care for
them. The exhibit OF sheep and swine is
better than usual and attracts much at
t"ntion. At ten o'clock Wednesday morn
ing the exhibit Of gcntlemen's drivers and
premium. stock will take place ir front
81 the crandstanc.
One Of the principal. II not the star at
traction of the fair, is doe and two
fawns. owned and exhibited by NJ. J..
Dcbcrville of Starksboro, and secured for
the fair through the efforts Of President
Gates
Visitors to the fair will be most happily
surprised at the many improvements and
beneficial changes since last year. The
new grandstand erected on the site Of
the old one which has been moved farther
east, is one Of the finest and most con-
venicnt and complete stands in the State
1t seats 1000 comfortably. Tho ground
floor is machinery" hall, for the display
of stoves, sugar cvaporators, machines
and instruments. The north side is divid-
ed into six apartments for refreshments.
etc, while in the northeast corner has
been fitted up as Il police station and
lookup.
This latter institution was christened to-
day when a force of deputy sheriffs de-
seconded on the gang of horse Jockeys who
always are to be found here at each fair
and arrested Joseph Tatro of Richford.
Mike White of IIghgatc and John Garrett
Of West Berkshire. all charged with
cruelty to animals. Each man was the
possessor of poor emaciated old four
legged cripple. which he was trying to
guilty before Justice Kearncy and was
taxed s2oOS or the alternative sentence in
the House of Correction They all paid
and were released on condition that their
animals be killed at once.
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SEC. DARLING'S RESPONSE.

At the post-luncheon speaking which
followed the launching of the battleship
Vermont Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
Darling responded to the toast to the
President. He said:
AT this time the first great thought
MAT comes to us in connection with the
President of the United States is an envoy
Of peace. who has brought to terms Of
binding peace and lasting amity two great
peoples who have recently been divided in
an awful war--Russia, our long-tim and
ancient friend, and Japan. the foster
child of the United States the Yankee of
the East. tn" nation that has shown the
most progress in the last fifty years of
and in the elimination of these terms of
peace. brought about by our President, he
has added to his glory the sentiment and
demonstration Of the fact that peace hath
her victories no less renowned than war.
at is always a pleasure for one inter
estcd in the navy to speak to the toast,
the President of the United States, in the
person of Theodore Roosevelt. No man in
the executive chair in either ancient or
modern times has ever demonstrated a
greater interest in the navy Under him
the navy has grown from one of secondary
to one of first Importance"
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WINDHAM co. VETERANS.
Annual Camp Fire and Dinner at Bnr-
ber's Park, bellows Falls.

Bellows Falls. Sept. 5.-One of the
plcasantcst meetings ever held by the
Windham County Veterans was the
annual camp fire and dinner of the
organization at BARRIERS Park to-day.
About 400 people attended. At 1890
about 800 people sat down to the din
ner in the grove which had been pro-
vided by the ladies of the Relief
Corps, during which a band concert
was given 10y the Saxtons River band,
which furnished music through the
day. The exercises of the afternoon
We're in the Rustic Theatre and were
presided over by COL II. L. Taylor of
Brattlcboro
AT the business session the follow
ing Officers were elected: President.
president. Hugh Holbrook Towns
bend; secretary and treasurer. c. NJ.
Russell Gilsum. executive committee,
Col. II. +. Taylor. II. G. Streeter, Col.
H. f. Bond, all of Brattleboro.
c. NJ Russell read letters from Gov.
Charles j. Rcll of Walden and Col.
Albert Clarke of Boston. The speakers
were Gen. y. G. Williams of Governor
Bells staff. who spoke for the COVER
nor and tho state the Rev j. H. Stock
ing of Bellows Falls. C. w. Osgood of
Bellows Falls, c. II. Williams of Bel
lows FAILS. Congressman Kittredge
Haskins Of Brattleboro and Hugh
Henry, pension agent of Concord, n.
H. The next meeting will be held in
Brattleboro.