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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
ANGELrNE BUzzELL ROWLAND.
Death Of Mother Of Frank G. Howland
Of Barre.

The funeral Of Angeline BuzzeIl How
land, widow OF the late George How
land Of East Montpelier. was held at
the home place Wednesday 1t one D. nj.
Dr. r. A Bishop Of Montpelier seminary
conducting the services. assisted by Rev.
Charles T.. Freeman. rector Of the Church
Of the Good Shepherd The burial was
In Maplekood cemetery in Barre town,
the bearers being Frank q. and MerricE
II. Rowland, George i. Howe and c. N.
Barber. There were many beautiful floral
tributes from neighbors and friends Of
the family. The funeral was largely
attended, many being present from out
Of town. Mrs. Howland passed away
Monday evening, Dee. II, 1905, after an
illness Of five days, from severe attack
Of acute bronchitis.
She was born in StrafTord on Septem.
ben 1890, thus having reached the ripe
age Of seventy FIVE years. Mr.. Howland's
death ten weeks ago was severe shock
to her, from which she never recovered.
They had been married about forty seven
years and lived forty years on the home
farm. She leaves two sons, Frank g.,
Of Barre city, and Merrick E.. who has
always lived at home, also one sister,
Mrs. Anna Robbins OF East Montpelier.
to mourn her loss. She was woman
who was universally esteemed and whose
death viii be severely felt BY large
number OF people
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
PULLIAM AGAIN LEADS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Five Directors Provided for Instead of
Four Other Matters Considered
at Meeting Of League
Yesterday.

New York, Dec. rs. Harry c. Pul-
liam yesterday was reelected president,
secretary and treasurer Of the National
League Of Base Bah Clubs. james A..
Hart, tire retiring president of the Chi
cago club, was placed in nomination
against Mr.. Pulliam BY John 4. Brush,
president Of the New York club, but
declined to run. Despite this fact, two
votes were cast for Mr.. Hart, one by Mr.
Brush and the other by August Herr
man Of the Cincinnati club, It was un-
officially stated.
After the constitution had been
amended so a. to provide for five diree-
tors instead 81 four and eliminating the
geographical qualifications two from the
East and two from the West the fol-
lowing directors were chosen: A. HI.
Soden, Boston, Barney Drcvfus, Pitts
burg; Charles II. Ebhetts, Brooklyn;
w. j. Shettsline, Philadelphia: Chas. w.
Murphy, Chicago The old board con-
sisted of Messrs. Dreyflis, Brush, Hart
and Soden
Messrs Brush, Herman and Ebbetts
were reappointed committee on con-
stitution and Messrs. Hanlon, Dfeyfus
and Murphy were named as the COM
mittee on playing rules.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
PRESIDENT PRITcHETT OUT.
Techs Leader VIII Devote Entire Time
to the Carnegie Foundation.

Boston, Dee. 14.--Pfesident Henry S.
Pritchett, who has been the executive
head of the Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology, has handed his resignation
to the corporation Of the institution.
President Pritchett's retirement from
tho institute Is prompted BY bis desire
to devote his enufe time to the Carnegie
Foundation, OF which he il president, and
which was endowed with fund ii ZEN
million dollars BY Andrew Carnegie about
q year ago.
The resignation il to take effect at
such time as may be decided upon bv the
trustees Of the institute President
Prifchctt has been the head Of the IN
stitute for over five years. He strongly
advocated an alliance Of the institute
with Harvard university, but the pro-
position, which has been formally con-
sidered BY the officials Of both institu
tions called forth a protest from Tech
graduates and was voted down BY the
trustees of the institute.
As soon as he Is relieved from his pres
ent duties, President Pritchett win 20
to New York, where he will make his
headquarters in the direction Of the Car
negie fund This endowment has for
its object the pensioning Of old and
needy professors Of American education
al institutions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
THEY DEMAND
VA TIGHTER REIN
ON AUTOISTS.
District Attorney Moran Chasing the
Touraine People.

Boston, Dec. 14.--District Attorney
John b. Moran yesterday set about full
filing one of the pledges made during
his recent campaign for office by calling
upon John R. Coleman, an employee at
the Hotel Touraine, to surrender the IL
cense granted to him by the Boston
board Of police and giving him the right
to sell liquor at a place on Tamworth
steet. Should Coleman surrender, or
be deprived Of his license, the guests OF
the Hotel Touraine, one Of the leading
hostelries Of the city, would be unable
to procure liquor on the premises
Under the Massachusetts law, no IL
cense will be granted to allow the sale
Of liquor within 500 feet OF public
school. The Hotel Touraine il situated
at the corner Of Boylston and fremont
streets, a trine less than 500 feet from
the Winthrop school on fremont street.
A narrow lane called Tamworth street
runs along the easterly side Of the ho-
tel, Coleman has for several years been
granted license to sell liquor at a
room ON Tamworth street, anu this room
Is in the hotel structure, being separated
from the rest Of the building by party
wall. Guests Of the hotal, who desire
to obtain liquor, make out orders au-
thorlzing the hotel walters to act as
their agents to buy liquor from Coleman.
This plan, ii was believed, technically
covered the law forbidding the sale Of
LIQUOR in the hotel
District Attorney Moran claims that
the delivery Of the liquor constitutes q
violation Of the law and for that reason
he has demanded that Coleman surrender
his license.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
NEAL DOW LODGE
HAS A CELEBRATION
Good Templars Last Evening Observed
Tenth Anniversary Of Founding of
Local Lodge4-very Successful

Neal Dow Lodge OF Good Templars
observed the tenth anniversary Of its
organization last evening in Foresters
hall. Fl. W. Scott presided at the cele-
bration and an attractive programme was
carried out. as follows: Music by Batch
elder orchestra; vocal solo with violin
accompaniment, Miss Bessie Jones; pray.
er, Rev. II A. Poole; music by the or
ehestra; reading, Miss Rila BeckIey,
Spauldiug high school: vocal solo, Carl
bensmore; reading, Miss Bessie Brown,
Goddard seminary; original poem, Mrs.
q. S. Wiley; historical sketch Of Neal
low Lodge. by nr. s. N. Gould Of Ran.
dolph, state deputy, who organized Neal
Dow Lodge ten years ago last evening
remarks By Rev. H. + Love, IL. w
Scott and other members Of Neal Dow
Lodge.
Refreshments were served at the close
Of the programme. The anniversary cell
ebratipn was most successful and en-
ioyable affair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
RECORD BREAKING CROWD.
Episcopal Ladies Will Clear a Large
Amount from the Fair.

st. Elixabetls Guild Of the Episcopal
church closed a very successful fair last
evening. There was record breaking
attendance on nearly 500 people. The
booths did an especially good business
last evening, and sold out almost every
thing they had. The eircus, which was
given the first night, was repeated with
great success. Among the features Of
the circus that are worthy OF special
mention were the clever frapeze work
.of yenncr and Maiden and the Juggling
and tnmhling by Cummings and Turner.
The animal song By w. H pitlin, the
bear, Stanley Marsh, the monkey, Thom-
as Mercer and Alex Troup, the clowns,
was very good and received several en-
cores.
At the supper early in the evening,
about one hundred people we're served
to an excellent supper The proceeds
Of the two days have not been figured
np, but the ladies expect that they have
cleared large sunl The spent much
time in preparation, but feel well re-
paid. 4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
OVER A MEASURED MILE.
Battleship Louisiana Easily Exceeded
Government Requirements.

Rockland, Me-, Dec. TITLE new bat
tleship Louisiana was sent over meas
ured mile course near Owls Head yes
terday and esaily exceeded the govern
ment requirements Of eighteen knots an
hour The maximum speed developed
was 1924 Knots, and her builders ex-
press confidence that the ship can attain
4 speed Of nineteen knots
The anchor test took place immedi-
ately after che propeller test and every
thing worked smoothly.
Among the naval officers on board dur
ing the trial were Chief Naval Construc-
tor w. +. Capps, Naval Constructor d.
NJ. Taylor who designed the Louisiana;
Commander r. T. Hall. senior Inspector
Of machinery, and Capt. A. R. sCOuden,
who win command the battleship.
The Louisiana viii leave Ro6kland at
8 to'clock today on her endurance test,
running straight toward Boston from
Afonhepan island SHE will land the
members of the naval trial boards ut
Boston light and continue on to Newport
News for completion,
The Louisiana il " per eent soERs
.nlatRas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
AN IMPORTANT ARREST.
Police Have Mrs. Roberts in Connection
With Dress Suit Case Tragedy

Boston, Dac. 14.--A sequel to the
Boston 'siiit case tragedy developed
late yesterday afternoon, when Mrs.
Mary s. Roberts was arrested on war
rant charging her with being fugitive
from Justice Mrs Roberts is known
as the wife Of William r. Hunt, who
is now serving a sentence Of from six
to seven wears in the Massachusetts,
state prison for being an accessory TO the
illegal operation that caused the death
Of Susan Geary, the chorus girl Of tThe
Shepherd King theatrical company,
whose Remembered body was found in
three suit eases IN the waters OF Boston
harbor Hunt, who is also known as
Howard and Roberts, was arrested in
New York two days after the victim OF
the tragedy had been identified.
1t is alleged that under he name Of
Roberts. the man who vas sentenced
to state prison under the name Of Hunt,
conducted number of illegal medical
establishments Ii Philadelphia. II Is
alleged further that Philadelphia wom-
an, Miss Hines, underwent criminal
operation at one Of Hunts or Roberts,
offices. Hunt managed to leave Phifa-
delphia before the police could find him,
but his wife was arrested. The woman
later defanited her bail 0f S2,500.
Although Mrs. Roberts viii be held
for the Philadelphia police, the chief IN
terest attached 10 her arrest is in con-
nection with confession made by her
regarding the Illegal medical offices in
this city. According to the police, the
woman yesterday afternoon threw con-
siderable additional light upon the death
of the tseary girl.
II is believed that Mrs. Roberts is
able to give the police information con-
eerning the whereabouts Of Mira. Mary
S. Dean, the alleged principal in the
death Of Miss Geary.
After an extended examination at po-
lice headquarters, Mrs. Roberts expressed
her willingness to return to Philadel-
phia without opposing extradition.
The woman admitted that she was
the person sought By the Philadelphia
authorities, but denied that she had
ever performed any illegal operations in
that city She made no admission re-
garding her acquainta1ce with Mrs. Dean
or knowledge Of that persons where
abouts.
The Philadelphia polire were notified
last night OF Mrs. Roberts arrest and
officers will be sent from that city to
take the woman back.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
WOMAN KNOCKED DOWN
AND BADLY INJURED
Mrs. Phoebe Gale Sustained Broken
Collar Bone Yesterday Afternoon
Driver Of Team Was Trying
to Avoid Boya.

As the result Of boys attempting To
board passing team and the efforts
OF the driver to keep them off, Mrs.
Phoebe Gale of Summer street was run
down on Main street and quite badly
hurt late yesterday afternoon. The ac-
cident happened in front Of browns drug
store. Mrs. Gale was crossing the street
and was ON the side Of the road The
team, the driver OF which is not known,
was coming up the street at fair pace
and the driver was trying to dodge
crowd OF boys. While watching them
be did not see the woman, who also
was not looking The horse struck Mrs.
Gale and threw her to the ground. One
runner Of the sleigh went over her, and
the driver brought up bis horse with
the runner still resting on the PROSTATE
woman
Bystanders rushed to her aid and lift
ed the sleigh. Mrs. Gale was carried
to Browns drug store and a brief exam-
ination was made BY DR.. Bullock. She
was then taken to her home on Summer
street, She is resting comfortably to-
day. One collar bone was broken, but
outside Of that there were no serious
injuries,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
STIIDENTS.
HAVE STRONG LEAD.
F. Of A. Cfibbage Players Won from /
0. O. F. Last Evening.

The r. Of "A. team defeated the I. o.
Q. r. team in the crihbage league con.
test last evening at five tables To three.
The result BY tables was as follows.
Clark and Alexa aer f. Of A.. defeated
Beck and Forsythe, I. 0. o. a.; Milne
and Patterson, /. Of A., defeated Bligh
and Robbins, /. o. o. F.; yeaie and
Robertson, f Of A., defeated Tierney and
Calder, r. o. o. f.; Williams and Evans,
+. OF Al. defeated Smith and Maiden,
/. @. 0. F.; Scott and Smith, #. of Az,
defeated Cowie and Nichols, I. o. O. f.
Smith and lVyllie, L o. o. II, de-
feated Smith and Morrison, +. of Al.
Rennie and Jeals, I. @. o. T., defeated
Stephen and Marion, f. Of Al; Small
and Webster, /. Q. Q. n, defeated Rob-
ertson and Anderson, i. Of A.
The standing Of the league to date is
as follows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14

H. E. Cutler, Formerly Of Barre, IN a
Fire in Burlington.

Photographer II. E. Cutler, formerly
of this city, sustained slight loss in
a fire in Burlington early this morning
The fire was located in the rear of his
studio on Church street and was dis
covered few minutes before midnight.
When the firement arrived they found a
lot OF excelsior blazing on stairway in
the rear Of the building. The chemical
and one line Of hose soon had the fire
out, and the damage will not be over
$500. Mr.. Cutters loss ia mainly in
cards and viii be oni SIS.
The first arrivals thought they de-
tected the smell Of benzine, which led
to the suspicion that the fire might
have been Of incendiary origin. An
officer had made an inspection Just ff-
teen minutes before and be found every
thing all right.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
IMMENSE SUM
IS GUARDED
Is Now 10 Ruins of Big Fire
In Brooklyn.
VALUABLEs DESTROYED
Brooklyn Trust Company Safe Contains
Between Million and Half and
Two MitnOns Of
Dollars. on

New York, Dec. 14.-The large Cooper
building at the corner Of Bedford avenue
and Fulton street, Brooklyn, together
with the Windsor cafe and row Of
dwelling houses were destroyed by fire
this morning, causing loss Of 5000, 900.
The principal losers are the Brooklyn
Trust company, the American and Lon
don Harness company and the Bryant
4 stratton business college. In Mr..
Cooper's suite weEe paintings valued at
$4,000 and law librGsy valued at
several thousand more. The safe OF the
Brooklyn Trust eompny, containing be-
tween $l,5p0,000 and S2,000,000, is in
the ruins, and Is guarded by the police
and members Of the 23rd New York
National guard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
BOTH PLEADED GUILTY.
Barre Men Peddled Without License in
Orange County.

Chelsea, Dec. 14.--In the case Of Ma
COON vs.. Magoon the jury rendered a
verdict for the defendant TO recover bis
costs, in Orange county court.
The last jury case Of the term was the
only state case ready for trial this term,
which was State W.. Ernest Deering for
arson to which charge the respondent
had pleaded not guilty and the defence
put up by his counsel, Atty. Stanley @.
Wilson, was insanity. The jury rendered
a verdict Of not guilty because of in
sanity and the respondent was ordered
to be committed to the Waterbury asy-
lum until further orders Of the court.
The court cases were disposed OF by
being settled or continued, and the di-
vorce docket was reached Tuesday after
noon and which will undoubtedly occupy
the attention of tie court until Thurs
day when ii Ii expected that the court
will take its final adjournment
Two Italians, Messrs. Simmefte and
Carcades, both Of Barre, came into court
Tuesday aud were arraigned on the
charge Of peddling without a license to
which charge they each pleaded guilty,
and were fined by the court $50 each
WfthOlit COSTS Atty. a. A. sGaf2ent OF
Barre spoke IN defence Of the Yiolntors
who paid their fines and left for Barre.
After the verdict in the Magoon case
was rendered the defendant, Loren Mag.
oon. was arrested by Sheriff Spragne
as lie was leaving the court house on
charge OF grand larceny, which charge
was bin found against him by the
grand jury twenty years ago, which has
not outlawed By reason Of the respond
ent's having been without the stnte dur
ing this time. Mr. Magoon was lodged
in Jail where lie remained over night,
when @Aben Jacobs Of Corinth became
bail in the sum Of $400.
The inrvmen were dismissed from fur
ther service during the term on Tuesday
afternon after service Of eight days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
NEW BOARD OF OFFICERS.
Clerks Union Chooses D. J. Morse az
President.

The r. 9. /. P. A. held its annual eiec.
TON Of officers last evening. A large
part Of the clerks Of the city attended.
The old board Of officers was replaced
by one made up almost entirely Of new
men. The newly elected board Il as
followss D. 7. Morse, president; Harry
Ford. FIRST vice president; Arthur &.
Tilden, second vice president; George No
Gates, corresponding and financial secs
retary; James Higgins, recording secreS
tary; grievance COMMITTEES for IL
months, John Wallace; trustee for lS
months, Arthur Campbell; guide, d. III
Cutler; guardian, Peter Depatie; deles
gate to Central Labor Union, JohE
Papins advocate agent, nv, =. Robins.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
INJURIES PROVED FATAL.
John Griffin, ST., Caught in Elevator.
Died Last Night.

Burlington, Dec. 14--John Griffin, ST..
who was injured while repairing the eIe.
vator at B. B. Beeman & Cas- sLore
Tuesday morning, died about midnight
last night at the Mary Fletcher hospital,
where he was taken after the accident.
It was thought yesterday morning that
he might recover, but during the day
symptoms Of pneumonia developed and
heart action ceased about midnight, NJ.
Griffin was longtime resident and ono
of the best known plumbers ii this
city, being employed for the past eight
years By the g. S. Blodgett Co. Ar
rangements for the funeral have not yet
been completed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
RUNAWAY CAR
KILLS THREE
Speeded Down College Hill
at MeadyilIe, Pa.
THE TOWING CHAIN BROKE
Crashed Into Heavily Loaded Car at
foot Of Incline Two Other
Persons Were In
jured.

Meadville, Pa, Dec. 14--Iast evening
a heavy runaway trolley car dashing
down College hill faster than mile min
llte, struck heavily loaded Cambridge
Springs car, killing three passengers and
iniuring dozen Or more. The dead are
Mrs. Breed, wife Of Dr. Robert s. Breed
of the Allegheny college faculty; John
Becknan Of North East, Pa, and Dwight
Birchard Of Cambridge Springs.
Samuel Gray Of Cambridge Springs
and Mrs. Mover Of Woodcock are
thought 10 be fatally injured
The accident was caused BY the break.
ing Of chain BY which the runaway
was being towed BY another car.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
WILL EXHIBIT IN A TENT.
Theatre Combine in Texas Makes This
Necessary for Sarah Bernhardt

New York, Dec. 14.-Unless the pres
emf situation changes the spectacle Will
be presented of Mme. Sarah Bernhardt,
now appearing at the Lyric Theatre
playing throughout the state Of Texas
on her present four in 4 huge circus tent.
This move, her managers said last night
was absolutely necessary in view Of the
fact that their promised tour for the
French actress IN that state has been
blocked by the syndicate which controls
all Of tile theatres IN Texas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
Had Heard 1t Before.

mo, Mr. Penwiggle said the FAIR
girl to the literary youth who had pro.
posed, 4 cannot accept sou, but that
does not imply"
II know what you would say he
interrupted, bitterly A rejection deee
not imply any lack Of merit, but q
nnmher of circumstances render ais 81
tiele unsuitable Its The same old sta-
- i1sf4p zfan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
<. OF c. ELECTION.
Grand Knight Of Local Lodge Ia W. A.
Moore.

Barre Council, No. 4o1, Knights Of
Columbus held their annual election Of
officers last evening which resulted as
follows: Grand Knight, w. A. Moore;
deputy grand Knight, ?. Henry Brown;
o. ~. Boyea; warden, Daniel
Murphy; financial secretary, A. G.
Meofe: recording secretary, Daniel y.
Sullivan; treasurer, +. J. Ovens; lec-
tnrer, John Conlon; advocate, A. III.
Burke; trustees, John 0'teary, Dennis
J. Sullivan, and George Graham; IN
side guard, John Hardigan; outside
guard, Patrick J. kelliher; chaplain,
Rev. p NJ. MeKenna; physician, Dr.. ].
r. McSweeney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
Wanted ii Cool.

I'D ike to have small piece OF
ice, said the millionaire ID Hales.
No, sir. responded Satan Money
was your god You can have an the
money you want but nothing else.
Well, then fetorted the million
aire, recollectng that he was 4 member
OF The press humorisis' association Iet
me have cool million Louisville
CourierJournal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
GRADUALLY REcAINTNG SIGHT.
Wood Alcohol Victim Is in Montreal for
Treatment.

Richford, Dec. 14.--Henry Clark, one
Of the victims Of the recent wood alco-
hol poisoning case, who is in Montreal
for treatment for his eyes, IL gradually
rcgaining his sight William Tattee,
who was rendered totally blind, IS now
able to distinguish objects, aud the doe
tors think he will wholly recover the
sight in time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
Granite ManufacturersC Choose
j. W. Mcdonald Again.
JAS. CAMPBELL IS SEC.
Clerks Union Choose New Set Of OIL
Gals, With D. ]. Morse ss
President x. Of c.
Election. II .2g

The Granite Manufacturers' Associm
tion held its annual election OF officeS
last evening at regular meeting in theft
hall in the Averill building. The follow
ing are the newly elected officers for TIN
coming year: President, j. w. McI1om
aid; 1st vice president, William Bare
clay, Jr.; 2nd wire president, Alexander
Duncan; treasurer, George Robins; Sec
retary, James Campbell; the executive
committee is made mp of the ahova
named officers with the following addi-
tional men, d. r. Ryle, George Cross,
William Marr, and John P Corskie.
The auditors are NJ. N. McIver and Jo-
seph Brault.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
PEACE TALK HEARD
AT THE CONVENTION
Eight Hundred Miners Assembled at
Shamokin, Pa, Today--0ver 90
Per Cent Were Not In
structed.

Shamokin, Pa, Dec. IA. With peace
talk heard on every side 900 delegates
representing the various locals OF the
United Mine Workers Of America il the
anthracite field met in convention today
TO formulate demands upon the opera
tors for full recognition Of. tile Miners
Union. There WIN other demands, in
claaing an eight hour day, but the chief
issue Il the recognition Of the union.
Over ninety per cent Of the delegates are
uninstfncted ind the convention will
probably NOT be able to complete It's
work until next week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
MRS. wAKEFIELD's FUNERAL.
viii Be Held Saturday Morning Instead
Of Friday Afternoon.

It has been decided to set the funeral
OF the late Mrs. Mary u. Wakefield on
saturday morning at ten o'clock, instead
of Friday afternoon, as announced yes
terday, because Of the fact that Mrs.
Nora Burt, daughter Of the deceased, is
coming from Rickrel, Nebraska. Mrs.
i. T. Cutler received word this morn
ing that Mrs. Burt left for Barre on
Tuesday night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
c0mnlained al Az rnctnr

Burlington, Dec. l4.A horse owned
BY Or. !. W. Merrow escaped from the
barn at the corner Of North Chamnlain
and Pearl street Yesterday and roalhed
about tile streets all day. On North
street, near Atherton's wood ward. Il
number Of small children we're nearly
ran down BY The animal Complaint
was nude 70 Humane Officer John
Fuller.