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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING.
Randolph Lady Married to Danvers,
Mass. Physician.

Randolph. July 2s.-At the Christian
Church at four o'clock yesterday after
noon took place the marriage OF s.
,onise Hastings. daughter of Mrs. Emily
Hastings. to DR.. Harry S. Clark Of Dan
Yers. Mass. The Episcopal marriage
service was performed by the Rev. Fra
AN NIetzger and was witnessed by 8
laroe number Of the friends Of the con
tracing parties. The church was taste
fully prepared Tor the occasion.
AS the strains OF the wedding march
were plaved By Miss Edith Marcott the
little dover girls, Misses Ruth Scott
and Dorothy Buck preceded the brides
maids. Misses NJ. Blanche sparhawk,
sarah chedel and Lillian Knowiton, fol-
lowed bv the bride and her sister, Mrs.
p MeIaurin Of Havana, Cuba, who
acted "A matron Of honor. While march
ms down tile aisle the bridesmaids sang
tbs eBri.lal Chorus AT the altar tlns
Marty was met BY the groom, attended
lbv Robert Mitchell, who acted as best
man. The ushsrs were DR.. w. G. Wood
ward OF Providence. Il. l., Frank Hast.
mos of Havana, Cuba, Or. II. =. Nc
Infvre and Erwin S. Whiteomn OF Barre
lrhe brides gown was Of white muslin
trimmed with Irish point lace and she
carried i bouquet of brides roses.
Both DR., and Mrs. Clark are very pop.
Mar Young people III this town where
.bey have sl,ent the greater part Of theil
lives. Df. Clark il graduate Of ths
Harvard Dental College and is now p
lcated III practice in Dansers, Mass. In
vonno couple we're recipients Of rnan.
.EbaautifuI and valuable presents. DT
land Mrs. Clark left last night Tor Weirs
iN. III, Tor a short outingg before golnl
lta DanYers, Mass.s where they VIII p
at home after August 20.
a number from out OF town atlenael
tire wedding among whom were Mfs
4 James Walker Of PARE, Pr. ". =. Wood
ward 81 Providence, L. &, and Erwin
EWhiteomb Of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
wILLIAMsTOwN

Leon Downing and bride Of Aver
Mass, are visiting his grandmother, Mrs;
Bancroft and uncle, Walter Granger, ana
wife.
The third game of ban between the
clerks and stone cutters last night re.
suited III d score of Z to 3 in favor q
the clerks IN
Gene Call II building q blacksmith
shon near the Old tannerv building when
he has leased for term Of years Y
Mr.. Mcleod of Barre.
Mrs. Maynard and Mrs. Henry 6fitat
wera in Barre yesterday shopping.
The Womans Missionary society q
Free Baptist church will hold its annaa
thank offering service next Sunday g
! z p. n.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
AUGUST IL AND Is.
The Dates for the Competition for the
Centennial Trophy.

Tbe annual competition for the cen
tennia trophy by the teams represent
ino the several companies Of the YER
mont National Guard will occur August
f3 ana Is at the rifle range at Fort
Ethan Allen. al order 10 that effect hav-
M been issued by Colonel Estey.
The teams will report at 7.s0 eaeh
morning. On the first day the shoot
ine viii lie done at 200 and 300 yards
On the second day the range at 50o
Yards viii be used. The officers n
CHARGE viii Be "a follows Executive
afiesr. Lieut.. Col. G NJ. BonnettS sta
tistical officer, Lieut.. ]. NJ. Ashley
range officers. Capt. q. r. Anderson
| Chaplain G. B. Lawson, Lient ]. II
lDodds. if G. Holden, Fl. Nj. Howe and
lG. Ii Thompson.
| The shoot for the cup this year oc
ours during muster and the rules gov
ernina ii are practically the same q
Hast Year. Each company will be rep
resented hy team Of ~ men, ~ 2
whom must have been enlisted = re
Iamired time and all of whom must hay
performed 75 per cent Of duty. liner
SIS 4 strong rivalry for the cup and g
unusually interesting contest y expectee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
whn WiIl Claim Them ?

The following letters remain unealled
for at the Barre postoiIice for the week
ending July 2s, 1905
Men. GTidoro Bicemo, Joseph BereIer,
III. W. Dunton, Geo. r. Davis, Nh. Ea-
ton. care of Mr.. Anderson, i. Ell Free
man. Lyman Flint, e. r, Ferrall, Thom-
as Hannagen. Z. @. kingshury, ~. A,
Mcleod. Carlo Milani, Carlo MerIino, G
n. Mann, Battista Poll, Sam Puito
yem Parker. Rayeroft and Cray, George
Robinson, Charles Robb, Domenie liner
ault (26 j ". Tharington.
Women. Mrs. Archie Bishop, Mrs
Lille Bradford, Miss Maggie Ceest, Mis-
Lula Emerson, Miss Florence Harrington
f3). Lizzie Lee Faunee, Mrs. A. j. Nc
Enany, Mrs. George Richardson, Mrs
Sargent G. Sears, Mrs. j. B Stevens.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
MONTPELIER PLACE
FOR NEXT MEETING.
National Life Agents Closed Their Sixth
Annual Meeting Last Even
ing After d Ban
uuet.

Montpelieg. July 2s Tie annual
meeting of the agents OF the National
Life Insurance company was brought 70
4 close at 4 late hour last night when
the after dinner speaking Of the banquet
Al The Pavilion was finished. The day
had been spent in discussion Of praetl-
cal insurance subjects and was given close
attention. That these annual meetings
here are popular was evidenced BIZ the
vote to hold tie next annual meeting
here In July, 1906.
III was voted that the next annual
meeting be held at Montpelier IN July
1906. ana IL II probably this city will be
tie permanent place Of meeting IL tht
future
The following officers were elected
for HE ensuing year; President, james
Al. WelIman of Manchester, N. H.; frs
vice president, Fred stolp of san Fran
cisco: second vice president, + =. Dick
lev Of st. Louis; secretary, II. Kendall
Read Of philadeiphia: treasurer. Georg
II. Salisbury af Wilmington. Del; e1
Eecntive committee. Earl s. kinsley Q
| Rutland (chairmanl, Geo. Il Dewey Q
Portland, Me, ~. B. Dobbins of Az
I1aHta, GEts
/ The banquet was held al the Pavillo
/ at nine o'clock last evening, there beln
labout Ia5 present. Wilder's full orehes
tra nd the Mozart quartette furnishe
music. James i. Estee, second yiee
president, was the POSTMASTER. I'D
spealSers were the retiring president, I
.EB. Hamiin Of Cleveland the new pres
ldent. James A. Wellman of Mancheste
In. III: Col. i. FL Smith, d director {
Montpelier; j. 2. Phelps of Boston, firi
Evice president; President Joseph 4. y
lBoer: Col. O. ID. Clark, the secretary
In. C. Thompson, manager for Tennessee
Mayor il III. Cory Of Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
WRIGHT RECoR.
Couple Left Last Night on Their Wed
ding Trip To Boston.

Tie special train To Boston last night
carried two Barre people on their we'd
ding trip, MIR. and 1frs. William Wright,
the bride being Rachael p. Reeor. The
couple did not take any chances on
,aeafing their friends 1T the local sta
tion. and 90 went to Montpelier, where
thew boarded the train. The excursion
lists were prepared to receive them, how
ever. and promised to give them hear
I'll send-o6 ON their wedding trip. The
marriage took place yesterday afternoon q
street. tie Rev. G. G. Conner being the
clergyman. The bride was attired II
brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright viii reside II
this city. The groom Is a stoneeutterTl
employed at the shed ct Leland, Hal
& Co., and the bride has been employed
at the Barre Steam Laundry for seyeral
years. Both have large number q
friends ii this city
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
COULDN'T SPEAK ENGLISH
Her Only Means Of Direction Was Ad
dress Of Websterville Man.

Johanna 0inonen, Finn Young We.
man from Finland arrived at the Central
Vermont station Oh the -four o'clock
this morning. She had just come e
this country from Finland and could not
talk word Of English. She was no-
ticed standing at the corner Of the 49,
not for 4 long time this morning read
ms d paper printed III foreign Ian
guage. Beside her was Q grip with ne1 81
name on 1t. People at the station tilea
to talk with her but finding that she
could not understand sent for Harry
sepel Who was able TO talk with her
enough to find out that she wanted %
ID to Websterville and she showed him
IA Slip of paper with the name J0hi
Recor. Websteryille, on it, Mr. sege
Itook the woman to Websteryille to-day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
One Hundred Manufacturers
Left Last Night.
ON THREEDAYS' EXCURSION
Reached Boston at sos This Morning,
Without Mishap All Prepared for
an Enjoyable Time-wi
Return Sunday.


Amid the wifely warning of Don't
DO near the water Hold tight wheu
YOU sioot the chutes, and above al
things Beware O snapshot photograph
ers, ]" the granite manufacturers party
one hundred in number left Barrs
last night at 9s45 on their biennial
visit to Quincy, Mass, where for three
days they will be the guests Of the
Quincy granite manufacturers, returning
Sunday night. Last summer the Barre
men entertained their Quincy friends,
and the year before the local manufact
urers made d trip similar to the one
undertaken last night.
They were not all manufacturers who
went on the well-equipped special last
night, many taking advantage Of the
opportunity to visit in and about Bos-
ton There were four cars on the trains
a combination, day coach and two
sleepers. The sleepers were filed when
the train left Montpelier, and the more
staid members Of the party were ear
nestly hoping that there would be q
chance to use the berths. Generally
some members Of tie party take upon
themselves the hilarious duty Of keep
i ing everybody awake throughout the
1 night Conductor William Hamilton had
charge Of the forward end of the train,
aud Conductor Bart Fitzgerald OF the
rear. The latter turned over his charge
to the Boston s. Maine conductor, Law
renee Ford, at WoodsviIle, n. IF. Pas
senger Agent f. w More and Super
intendent Stanyan Of the Montpelier s.
Wells River were in town to see that
the party got a good start.
The local committee arranged its part
of the programme To perfection, and
5 so far 81 they are concerned the trip
: will be delightful. The committee were;
John NJ. Mcdonald, William Barclay
Tr, Al. J. Young, If. J M Jones, George
Robins, George Cross. William Aiau, y
r. Ryle, Alex Duncan, James Campbell
Mr.. Campbell, Bis treasurer Of the party
! had no small task iii keeping track D.
the sale Of tickets.
at Boston this morning the party wa
u turned over To the Quincy COMMITTEES
l Messrs. John Il. Miller, Harry Nico
:, and Eleook. After going about Bostol
s and the shipbnilding yards IN Quine!
! today the two associations will mee
|. tonight for discussion, and tomorrov
y the great day Of the trip comes ii til
trip To Crescent Park, Rhode Island
Tho attractions provided for the da.
4 are really attractive, beginning with
y ball game between Quincy and Barr
Y Y and ending with famous Rhode Ialan
i ]. shore dinner, with wide range Of d
Il Il versions between. The Quincy commit
i tee sent up o list of thirty ditferen
/. amusements to be had at Crescent Pari
j u The members Of the party were !
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
FARMER HANGED HIMSELF.
Alton Green Of Dandy Leaves Wife and
Daughter.

DANNY. july 2s News has reached
here thar Alton Green, age about SO
years. committed suicide early Thurs
dav morning by hanging in the sap
house On II. II. Goodwin's farm which ne
has been managing.
NJ reason for the deed i known lie
started at an early hour for the cows
and a short time later his Dody va
found. Dir. Grinnell and Selectmen Joan
Paris and Elmer Smith went TO 1he
farm To make an investigation.
Tie farm Il about q mile noFth @
Dandy -Four Corners, about i've miles
from here
The deceased leaves q wife ana
daughter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
FOURTH TNcENDIARY FIRE.
Fire Bug Makes Hot Times in s. Al
bans.

ST. Adams, July 2s,-The alarms q
are last evening from box 81 was Tor ?
hiaze 1T Fondass coal yard on lower Well
don street. Tile fire, which was without
,ia,lht ST ineendiarv origin, was started
s. nue ST the doors Oh the west side and
quickly worked its way to the rooi,
where the flames were seen by fallioaa
men The prompt arrival Of the ite-
men prevented what might have peeh =
Sig blaze. The damages Will Pc iight-
When Chief Coote ripped OF the dooF
where The fire started he found 2 pig
wad eli waste soaked III oil, conclusive
Iroof tl1at tiie fire bug Is still WORKING
This Il the fourth ineendiary IRE TINS
MONTH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
SHUT OFF FROM WORLD.
Parcels Sent From New Orleans VII
Not Be Received

New Orleans. July 2s.Ihe city e
now quarantined from the OUTSIDE woiia,
aud no one can even 50 TO 2 anelghsnoilil2
town aud return. Not even dress pattern
viii be received III the state OF Aiississlp-
II when sent from New Orleans through
fhe mails
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
SHOOTING WAS ACCIDENTAL.
But Lad Is Held for killing Dr. Q. ,
Woodside.

Dramasootta. Me-, July as.Dr Geo.
b. Woodside, who was shot TUESDAY
by Arthur, fifteen year old son q joseph
Mcfarland Of Charlestown, Mass, dled
today Young Mcfarland y held IoF
Grand jury although the shooting was
aaaidantal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
HELD 4 PICNIC.
Methodist Sunday School at Dewey Parl
Today.

The Methodist Sunday school held ~
annual picnic at Dewey Park today, a
special car took the young people to the
park this morning. There we're about
s60 present 1T the Park during the day
aud 4 most enjoyable time was expert
sneed bg ait. Various games and sports
we're PLAYED during The afternoon. The
committee III eharbe were Rev. AIr. Lowe
ri 4, Andrews. DR. Ii S. Hanson, Alvin
Gates and Miss Ban.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
COT MAXIMUM SENTENCE.
Boston Bnber Goes to Prison for Four
Years.

Boston. July rs. Thomas ]. seollans,
Convicted last week on the charge Of
bribing 4 Juror in 1899 when Scollans
was on trial for leading frauds against
The city of Boston, was tins morning
sentenced to from to years maxi
mum sentence in state prison.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
General KaStoff Has Been
Relieved.
AS GOVERNOR GENERAL
Appointment Of M. Durnovof Gives Gen
eral Satisfaction in Moscow-Be-
Heves in Law of Exclusion
in Russia.

Moscow, July 2S.-General Kasof has
been relieved as governor general OF Mos
COW and III. Durnoyoyf Of s.. Peters
burg has been appointed to succeed him.
The latter is a believer in the law o.
extension Of government in Russia and
he appointment gives general satisiae-
tion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
AGAIN SUCCESSFUL.
Veteran Driver, Ed, f. Geers, Drove Ia
G for First Money.

Detroit. July as The veteran driver,
I'll. T., Geera, who on Monday drove
Walter Direct to victory in the Ilesnher
ii Commerce stake at the Crosse Pointe
track Yesterday followed up bis achieve
mAnt hy capturing frst money with the
chestnut gelding Hal 9. in tie Chamber
of Commerce consolation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
THE FIRST GAME.
For scampini Cup for Championship Of
Vermont.

Z o oNaEfptaE NUe TT N11sF1s'
Vermont.
The frst game Of association foot ball
for che Seampini Cup will be played on
the Rangers grounds, Berlin street to-
morrow. Saturday, kickoff at 2.30, be-
tween Northtield and Barre Rangers
.Tha following team viii represent the
Rangers: Goal, Cunninghami backs, Nc.
Intosh and Scott: half backs, Lindsay,
Mcleod, Mason forwards, Hughes
sheriffs, Mckenzie, Burnett hessoek
Can't; reserves, ]. VIII. ]. Marshall, 8
Dinnie. :,
Come and see who i going to win tht
Arst poinf. AS Northfield Is very strong
! there will be a hard game.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
SEVERAL LIVES LOST.
Result Of Heavy Storms Throughout
Portugal Recently,

Lisbon. Portugal, July 2s.-An inns
nense amount Of damage was caused
and several lives lost az result q the
heayy storms which have prevailed
throughout Portugal. Hundreds Of dead
animals are floating in the water which
andulated the Iowlands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
FAST HORSE ATTACHED
Darius, a:os, Goes to Satisfy credi-
tor.

T0I.
White River junction. July g. pa.
rius. whose track record is 2:09 and
whose ownership is in dispute before 9
Boston court, has been attached By Gibbs
Il Wheeler. proprietors Of the junction
house. to satisfy claim they allege
against III. w. Bowser, In whose pos
session the horse has been for some
time. and who is one Of the claimants
to the ownership. Darius has 9 goof
name among horsemen and u gaining
one among the lawyers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
BURGLARS GOT BOOTY.
Broke into Store in Turner Village
Maine.

Lewiston. Me-, July es. Tie store Of
NJ. b. Bradford at Turner Village, con
tanning the post Office, was entered ny
burglars last night. The sale was
blown open and small sum Of money
and $500 worth Of stamps was taken
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
MAY ABANDON PLAN.
For Establishing q Colony in East
Africa.

Basel, July IS The report Of the
expedition sent to East Africa 70 ex-
nldre fhe country. offered by the British
government far the establishment Of
autonomous Jewish colony, was pre-
sented to the Zionist Congress todag. II
was shown as country surrounaea ~
hostile native tribes and described al'
most unsurmountahle obstacles 20 COLO
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
sw1MmINe THE CHANNEL.
Burgess Entered the Water at O'clock
Today.

Dover England, July 2s.A swim
Yner named Burgess, claiming 70 be the
champion of Yorkshire, is swimming
tie English Channel today He entered
che water at seven this morning; the
water i calm and weather conditions
are favorable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
DEMANDS $4,000.
For Death of John n. Bomhower q
Rockingham, Killed ID Machinery,

N0EaEElE E1EEls15 =
Rutland, July Isl NJ spaaord Of
fbis eitv. administrator Of John N. Bonn
hover 81 Rockingham, has brought suit
against the Cassien company Of Rock
inoham for $4,000. The suit was
br1uoht fsr negligence. While Bonn
hover Vas e!a8ning an engine the ma.
shiaa started and crushed him to death
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
BISHOP ISAAC JOYCE
DEAD AT MINNEAPOLIS.
had Been ii Church for Forty Years.
the Last Sixteen as Bishop Of
the Methodist De
nomination.

Minneapolis, July 2s.-Bishop Isaac
III. joyce. ane az the most prominent
divines ia the Methodist church, died at
midnight. He had been in church work
for forty years
Bishop Joyce was known among
NTethodists IS the @eyangelistie bishop,
AZ WAS elected AZ bishop sixteen
years ago, and his elevation to
That once vas exceptional in that he
became bishop directly from pastorael.et l.t
GENERALLY bishops are chosen from ON
Gals in charge Of special work. blsnoI
joyce was 1T the head Of the word
Epworth league for eight years. un1it
year ago last spring.
Bishop joyce presided At the Vernon
Ieopference in Barton in 1898.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
BASE BALL MAN DEAD.
Part Owner Of Brooklyn Club Had Heart
TrnIIhia

New York, July IS. Harry Wander
harst. part owner Of the Brooklyn base
baII club, died at his home in Brooklyn
this morning from heart failure, lie
owned the famous Baltimore which won
the National League championship sew
erai years In succession.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28

Il. W. earle John W. Mcdonald
John Brown il ~ Grady
johnson Thomas Brady
samuel Gerard George Robins
Thomas Dobie Frank Burke
Thomas Garritv Antoine Burke
Thomas Garrity, Jr. & ~. Mcmillan
Victor Brown G. NJ Mcmillan, il.
Alex. Milne James Campbell
E Af Tavntor NJ. I. Cantfili
Jas. r. Contts tseofge Cross
Mrs. jas. r. Coutts Robert Lawrence
1ames Is. Pirie 4. Phillips
Mrs. James K. Pirie Dan Davis
William Cote Fred Davis
A. 4, Jones IaeSey Good
Alex. Duncan Dan DumbrouskI
Earl Il. Parker James Smith
NJ. III Bradford Harry Smith
s. III. Forsyth 81. NJ MeIver
George Walker A. II. Lebourveau
James Walker George Esson
CLARK Thorn Louis Fl Griffin
J a. Long w W. Parry
| II. q. Whitaker L. E. Jones
| William Wright John Nelson
] Mrs. Wm. Wright George Patch
Afavor Wm. Barclay A. A. Cady
Douglas Barclay w. A. Moore
Maggie Barclay NJ. Riz7i
| Flora Barclay A, Anibrosini
Grace Barclay A. Geobanazzl
| w Fl. Pitkia y. Checinl
/ r. A. Prindle L. Cardi
/ David Mortimer George Brown
Allen Reid james Mchernan
\ W e. Beck David Beattie
4. II A. Carusi 4. i. McNultv
Il Iabu E0molli Walter Scott
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-10

10 willis Johnson from his vile Maly
Johnson. Wills Johnson Is to be brought
yefore the Judge TO answer the c!i atse
Of perjury The order Is on sta te Hn1.
made Nv counsel for the defendant that
thc nIaintiff had been living with me
defendant since the suit was Institutes,
and that when the defendant CINE nero
a few days ago her husband tod her st'.e
action had been abandoned ana t- -ee
would be no trouble.
Collector L. c.. Duncan. OF this inter-
raj revenue district. Issues a hotlcf 70
merchants and druggists selling pWent
medicines. bitters, etc, that after De-
scenber ! st the tax as liquor dealers WI
be required OF al who sell so7cnlied
medicines. co:dials. ETC., composed c1.eliy
OF spirits OF mi%trrcs thereof without
addition OF medical ingredients, enough
TO change materially the character OF 'le
alcoholic liquor. The tax VIII he !eNleu.
too. on the analysis C 1c 'mtd enc
rather than the label on the bottle.
Mrs. M.rtha Fowle Wyatt, nee MISS
Martha FowIe daughter OF the late COY
crncr Fowle, has fled in the SIpeilo
Court her complaint II the SIT she mas
Instituted against Ger husband, ., VA,
ter wyatt. for divorce from bed ana
hoa I'd for the custody OF their child ana
for alimony. She charges that the nus us
band Shy cruel ana barbarous trea .lheii.
has endangered her HE and MAJ c.ousiy
turned her out Of doors. The company
consists Of fifteen typewriter pasees'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-10
one JOHN IN THE
|HSTALMEHT BUSINESS
Takes Hand in Case Where APP
parently a Woman Was
Severely Treated.


Florence Anderson, a negro woman,
was before Justice John Jeter Crutchhslia
yesterday morning on the charge OF nay
ing stolen a stove the properly OF one
W. M. Collier, an instalnent furniture
man OF lower Main Street II hppeareu;
that the woman. who mad PurclaatSse e :.
some furniture on the dollar-Week pan
from Collier sold the stove before ~. SIS. $;
had finished paying for It. she Glail ht..
that he gave her permission 70 40 ln III
Collier went to the house and hau az
OF the furniture removed, even tnking
the bed upon which the woman ana her
small child slept. And then nc hila me
warrant served. ,,,,5 ,fc
And the case was continued Hnlll lnf
Dist but in the meanwhile Inc, ufnilur,s
man will have to send BACK inc lurhl-
ture that lie took from INC house. ~, - g
was ordered to do this by the piit Jo on, I,
Paul Mott, young whlte man ~ !, NJ, :,
held for ten days on the Ncnhrse o. , nena5
a Suspicious character. ie rs ai,cssa !,
to have stolen two lype"rlters uip'h w
RenlIngton office In Richmond. ne c3' VI.
here las no jurisdiction III ING aeiol ~,
case and is holding the young man ~ "
f the charge OF being a suspicious cN irao-
ter. ,.a -, ,,,,i Z n ma =,
Clarence Morris young "h'le a "a, J.
faced about seven charges when ne ch came
from the pen. After some eSpl ~ ~. :,
he was ordered TO pay $40 for striking .
woman.