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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-18

LONDON, Aug. 1S.-While pessi-
mism reigns supreme in the reports
from Portsmouth and the editorials ap-
pearing in the newspapers, there exists
in official circles in London a strong
conviction that a treaty of peace will
be the outcome of the conference. The
British government, which has been
kept informed Of the progress of ne
gotiations through Minister Hayashi, is
fairly hopeful that a treaty will be
signed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-18
FAIRBANKS AT PLATTsBURa.
with Cannon and Brewer He Adj
dresses Catholic SchOo

WIN cannon anu brewer He Adj
resse Catholic school
PLATTSBURG, n. Y, Aug. 49,
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks Wis
lied the Catholic Summer School of
America at Cliff Haven, N. Y. The
vice president and party came from
Burlington, VT, in Congressman Sib-
ley's steam yacht Valcour. The party
landed at the dock amid cheers and
waving OF flags md handkerchiefs and
walked to the auditorium on the
grounds, where Il crowded audience
greeted the vice. president.
The Rev. DR.. d. ]. Mcmahon. presi-
dent of the school, introduced the vice
president. saying that the school taught
among other things respect for au-
thority." Vice President Fairbanks
made a brief response in which he al
luded to DIR. McMahon's injunction to
respect authority, saying earnestly that
those words ought TO ring from one
end of the country to the other"
lie remarked that the first sight that
greeted him upon landing was an
American flag and said, THAT flag,
born of the blood of heroes, stands'for
the right Of every American citizen to
worship God in the way his conscience
dictates" The vice president said that
he did not come to make n speech. 81
am not an orator. he said, but | had
hoped that Mr.. Cannon would address
YOU. for he is n good speaker Speak
er Cannon was seated on the stage,
and the VICE presidents little joke was
greeted with long continued laughter
and applause.
Justice Brewer spoke briefly of the
great pleasure 1t gave him to visit the
school. "YOu are Catholics" he said,
while l am a Protestant. yet we all
look up to the same Great jehovah
and the same Jesus Of Nazareth, and
the cross of Christ is the symbol of
our faith IN Cod The exercises in
the auditorium opened with the singing
OF the star Spangled Banner and
closed with singing America by the
entire assemblage. The party then re-
turned TO the yacht and started on the
return trip to Burlington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-18
DON'T Isl POOR OIL

For S Pm sewing machines, bicy.
Giles and all purposes requiring a fine
lubricant, the best is cheapest in the
end. Genuine Singer oil can only be
obtained at Singer stores. Look for the
red s.. 322 State ST.. Tel. 81 W-T-Cali,
N. Y. & N. ]. Tel. Co., Perth Amboy.
N. I.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-18
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Trenton Times:
Bergen county will vote, in Novem-
Der, on the proposition TO abolish its
present board OF twenty-three free
holders and substitute one of seven.
There are many people in Mercer
county who regret that the PROPOSE
ii on was not adopted here last fall,
and who are anxious that 1t shall
again be submitted to the voters at
an election when national an6 state
issues are not involved.
Plainfeld Courier-News.
II Asbury Park votes in favor OF es-
ta~blishing licensed barrooms within
its limits-even though the fee Is put
at 81, 000-it will be making a big
mistake. The success which has come
to Asbury Falkland ii must be re-
membered that it is n of the leading
summer resorts OF America-has been
because Of its reputation for being a
clean place, and particularly because
of the absence of barrooms. The
movement towards establishing IL
censed liquor dispensaries is a reflex
Of an effort to copy the conditions
which prevail in Atlantic City. At
lantic City conditions viii not mix
we'll with Ashury Park traditions.
Camden Post Telegram:
The Trenton Times intimates that
former Governor Voorhees, doesn't
really care for that n~ewly-created cir
cult court judgeship and then declares
that II there is any question about the
constitutionallty Of the law Mr.. Voor-
hees ''can be depended on to waive
his personal desires, as he has done
on several occasions, and aid in get
ting from the Is an opinion on the
reckless. careless and unbusinessli Ike
practice that Is called legislating.
Isn't II asking too much Of the ex-
governor to offer himself up as n
vicarious sacrihceY
New Brunswick Home News;
A writer In u local paper. In com
pairing the showing made by the
Perth Amboy and New brunswick
fremen at LongBranch. went into
much bitter aud undcserved criticism
of the Perth Ambos yamps and the
following paragraph Is a sample OF
the exaggeratiOn.
The Huns and Dagees from Perth
Amboy were never In IL with Phoenix.
Everybody knows how little esprit
de corps there is about the Perth
Amboy department. From Maine to
California and from the Great Lakes
to the Gulf of Mexico. Il isn't exactly
reputed to be the poorest department
in the country. but that Is because
has no reputation NJ all. Outside of
Middlesex county the Perth Amboy
department Is not on the map.
Talk like the foregoing. even II
II were true, does nothing but en-
gender bitterness and rancor. As
well equipped at we are In New
Brunswick. we don't know what day
We might like to have the assistance
from the fire companies. down the
river. And as poor ms their depart
ment is supposed to be. the effect ON
the insurance schedules Is not not
iceable. for the rates In Perth Amboy
are much lower than I'm New Bruins
wick. whore we have a department
at least four times the size in num-
Der of men and engines, and spend
three or four times more a year for
maintenance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-18

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1S.-Count
Cassini was received in audience by
the emperor at Peterhof. He conversed
with his majesty for twenty minutes
and later was presented to the empress
and the dowager empress.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-18

VIENNA. Aug. 1S.-Reporss from
Kishinef. Russia. say that a great fire
has beer caused there by the explosion
Of a store Of dynamite and ammunition
which had been accumulated by revo.
I~utionists. The governor has not
enough troops TO cope with the sltus-
tiOn,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-18

CATSKILL. n. Y. Aug. 1S.-The CO
ionial mansion IN the river bank near
Primer Hook, three miles north of
Hudson, known as the Hasbrouck
homestead and familiar to all travel
ers ON the upper Hudson. was destroy
cd by hre.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-18
new counterfeit Five Dollar Bill.

WASHINGTON. Aug. IS. - Chief
Wilkie Of the United States secret SER
vice has announced The appearance of
a new counterfeit five dollar certificate
II is Of the series of 1890. Lyons reg
lister and Roberts treasurer. 1t is a
poorly executed note printed on two
thin pieces of paper. There are many
mistakes in the lettering on the face
OF the note.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-18

Gardens drug store. 81 Hall ay-
enHe is a branch Office for the EV-
ENING NEWS where Want Ads.
are received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-18

swami" Aay. ieft a. EVENING
NEWS branch JofHcez receive prompt
attention
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-18
FIRE BOXES.

IAMM AAAnAaA 1OAE1
= HaritAn Copper WORKS
~ Eifh and Levi
81 Madison ave and Paterson 20
- Market and First sts.
81 smith aud High 20
81 State and Smith SITS
- Huokinxham ave and Aartf
f5 Commerce and Front gta
II HIeh and Washington str
- state II and Buckingham ave
10 Hall ave and Charles st
N Railroad ave and wayne
81 Washington sud First ste
O. Turnpike and Elm nt
- Smith 80 and Watson ave
ob uommeree and State b
f3 Front and Smith nts
n Water and Gordon sts
n kearny ave and Gordon st
He Smith and Herbert Sc
81 Woodbridge road and Washington It
d Lehigh ave . y Stanford st
To send In an alarm, open the door Of the bo1
and pull down the lever and let 20 once only
Stay 81 boz until hremen arrive.
SPECIAL oALIA.
4 tap-Bfsak In circuit. 2 taps-Dril and nft
alarm test. Hydrant at corner OF Jefferson and
aiKh street always TO be used for this trial
taps Fire out. Btaps-Police call. t2-Cal fo'
Lincoln Hose. fs-Cail for Washington Hose
if-Cafl for McClellan Hose iS-Cah for Pro
tection n. and L.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
WOMAN RoUTs BURGLAR.

ALAMEDA, April 10.-When Mrs.
c. f. Mickey of 1924 Benton street re-
turned to her home last night and
found a burglar in the house she did
not scream and run, but boldly opened
the door of her home and confronted
the housebreaker. The burglar had
ransacked the residence and collected
the family silverware, which he had
tied up in pillow slip ready to carry
away. But on the appearance of Mrs.
Mickey he left his booty and made his
escape through the rear door.
After his disappearance Mrs. Nc
Key found that the burglar had sue
oeeded in getting away with s25 in
cash. The police were unable to find
any trace of him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
NAMES MEMBERS
OF COMMITTEES
President Fitzgerald OF the
City Council Announces
Boards New Organization
ROUTINE WORK BEGINS
Authorize Works Depart
ment to Appoint Inspector
to Enforce Building Laws
ROUTINE WORK BEGINS

OAKLAND. April 1o.-George Fitz-
gerald, president Of the City Council,
announced the standing committees
tonight for the ensuing year. Council
man Meese was chosen chairman of the
Auditing and Finance Committee.
Councilman Hahn heads the Ordinance
and Judiciary Committee. Councilman
McAdam leads the Street Committee.
Councilman Baccus gets the chairman
ship of the Municipal License Commit
tee. Councilman Aitken is made chair
man of the Street Railroads Commit
tee. The complete list follows:
Auditing and Finance-Meese tchairmanl,
Baccus, Pendleton, Donaldson. Aitken; Ordi-
nance and Judiciary-Hahn (chairman), Ait
ken, Pendleton, Messe, Baccus, Street-McAdam
(chairman). Donaldson, Baccfs Aitken, Burns:
Park and Boulevard-Tnurston tchairman)
Burns, Elliot. Pendleton, Meese; Municipal LII
cense-Baccas (chairman), Hahn, Burns.
Meese McAdam; Street Lghting-Donaldson
(chairman) Hahn, Elliot, Thurston. McAdam:
Wharves and Water Front-Burns chairman;
Aitken, McAdam. Elliot. Thurston; Fire and
Water-Elliot (chairman) Burns Meese, Thur
ston. Donaldson: Street Railroads-Aitken
tchairrnan), Baccus Hahn. Pendleton. Donald
son: Public Improvement s-Pendleton CHAIR
man), Hahn. Elliot. Thurston. McAdam
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the Board of Public Works to appoint a
building inspector for one month at a
salary of $175 a month. This action
as taken to permit building operations
to proceed under the new buildings or
dinance, which has been in effect since
Saturday. An ordinance creating the
position of building inspector was sent
to the Ordinance and Judiciary Com
mittee.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
One Republican Fails.

ALAMEDA, April 10.-With one ex-
ception all of the candidates on the Re-
publican municipal ticket were elected
to-day. The exception was Charles E.
Naylor, one of the three Republican
nominees for City Trustee, who was de-
feated by Fritz Boehmer, nominee on
the Taxpayers Non-Partisan ticket.
Nearly 2000 votes were cast. Following
is the vote for the winning candidates
and their nearest competitors:
For City Trustees-W. ]. Gorham,
Rep, 977: Ernest ]. Probst, Rep, 942;
Fritz Boehmer, T. Mp, S37; A. B. Tar
pey. T. Mp, S2e; Charles E. Naylor,
Rep. SIS; II. G. Mehrtens, T. Mp. 479.
For members of the Board of Educa-
tion-John E. Baker. Rep. and I. Mp,
1906: w B. Kollmyer, Rep. 1864; Brain
ard c. Brown, Rep, 1896; DR.. w. r.
Hughes. T. Mp, 770; Harold c.. Ward,
T. Mp, 634.
B. ]. Smith. an independent candi-
date for City Trustee. received 500
votes.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
TAKES CHILDREN FROM
MOTHER ON THE STREET
Ernest Mcmillan Before Judge Heb
bard to Show Why He Should Not
Surrender Youngsters.

Sunday afternoon, at Market and
Kearny streets, Ernest Mcmillan.
whose wife, Isabel, left him last month
and sued him for divorce on the
ground of cruelty, accosted Mrs. Nc
MILAN and forcibly took possession of
their two children, carrying one away
in his arms and dragging the other
after him, while the distracted mother
went in search of Attorney Royce.
When Mrs. Mcmillan and her attorney
returned to the scene Mcmillan was
nowhere to be found. and it was late
at night when he was located with his
children at 1424 O'Farrell street.
Yesterday morning Mcmillan was
before Judge Hebbard on a writ Of
habeas corpus to show why he should
not return the children to their
mother. As he was without counsel,
however. the court gave him until this
morning to prepare his defense Nc
MILAN divides his time between ma
rine engineering and giving singing
lessons.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
SCHOOL TRUSTEES ELECTED.

OAKLAND, April 10.-Returns res
ceived by superintendent T. o. Craw-
ford of the election of School Trustees
throughout the county Saturday re-
suited in the election of the following:
Alavarado. e. w. Burr; Alviso. J. 3. Rose;
Arroyo Valley. John Ollert; Bray. A. c.
schaufer; Decoto. Henry May; Elmhurst. 8.
Kaflke and Joseph Martin: Lockwood. Ed
mund Gates: May. H. M. Christensen; Mission
San Jose, Antoine Escobar; Newark, w. g..
Caldeira; Niles, William Snyder and D. A.
Ellsworth; Pleasanton- L.eC Walter; Redwood.
J. e. King and Thomas Rees Russell. N. P.
Nielsen; stony Brook, III. Gansberger and g..
c. Gibson: Townsend, David Mcdonald; Union.
A. B. Cary; VISTA L. w. Jones; Valle Vista,
The following census marshais have
been appointed in the various dis
tricts:
p. r. Fox; Alvarado Albert Norris; Alviso.
NJ j. Bittencourt; Arroyo Valley, James
Bruce: Bray. ]. C. Hammel; Berkeley r. o.
Heedel De We're Anderson. h H. Mcdonald
Decoto T. s. Fereira; Eden Vale. William
King: Elmhurst. Frank Storer; Eureka, w. ID.
spencer: Green. Augustus Hartmen: 1ndepend-
ent M. P. Nelson; Laurel, Margaret Obermul-
Ter; Lincoln, John Ray; Livermore, NJ G. Cal
laghan; lockwood. c. H. Greenman: May.
William Falvey; Melrose. David Williams;
Mission San Jose, Peter Nolan: Mocho, NJ ].
Gardiner; Mount House. M. Fay Snow; New
ark. q. II. Thompson: Niles. George H. Hud-
son: Olnda Anna Hayes; Palomares L. De
Rrish: Pleasanton, g. w. Det1ens; Redwood
Mrs ]. w. Kirvin; Rosedale. E. J. Doherty
Russell Emma Gansberger; San Lorenzo, Ell
len D. Roberts: Stony Brook NJ. 8. Gibson
summit S. E. Wright; Sheridan, r. L. Don
ahue: Tesla, L. w Johnson; Townsend, Tillie
eli. Vale VISTA Mrs F. Heselmeyer; Warm
Springs James Leitch.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
TWO SECURE DEGREES
AND MANY SEEK THEM
Usual Troubles of Unhappy Married
People Occupy Attention OF the
Superior Court.


Clara l.. Campbell was granted a
divorce yesterday from Joseph Camp
bell Jr. on the ground of extreme
cruelty. Eugene Meehan got d.
vorce from Wilma Meehan on the
ground of cruelty. Anna Lehman
was also a victim of cruelty and was
granted a divorce from Henry Leh-
mann on that ground
Ettie NJ. Townes has sued John r.
Townes. who Is interested In the Al
calde. an apartment house at 10
O,Farrell street, and who own prop
erty In San Mateo, for divorce. alleg-
ing cruelty and unfaithfulness. She
asks that her husband be restrained
from disposing of his property pend
ing adjudication of the case and that
he be compelled to pay her $75 a
month alimony. Nathan Cantor asks
for divorce from Lottie Cantor on
the ground of cruelty. Theresa Hoppe
also claims that her husband, Charles
10. Hoppe, has treated her cruelty and
she asks for a divorce on that ground.
Cruelty Is the ground of the suit in
stituted by Stella Diamond against III.
p. Diamond. Suits for divorce were
also flied yesterday by May Cash
man against William eastman, for
desertion: Anna Christ against Her
mann Christ. for failure to provide,
and Ida NJ. Baucom against John r.
Baucom, for willful neglect.s
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
FORT BAKER OFFICERS
MAKE CALL ON FUNSTON
Colonel E. j. McClernand Will Re-
lieye Colonel Crowder as Military
Attache at Toxic.

A delegation of officers from Fort
Baker paid their respects to General
Frederick Funston, the new COM
mander of the Department of Califor-
mia, yesterday. They were all in full
dress uniforms. with sabers. Among
the officers were Captain Thomas F.
Dwyer, Lieutenant Hugh X. Taylor,
Lieutenant Matt F. Jameson, Lieu
tenant George p. Hawes Jr., Lieuten-
ant Clarence Carrigan and Lieutenant
Louis Brechemin Jr.
Colonel Edward j. McClernand,
First Cavalry, arrived here yesterday
and is at the Occidental. He is on
his way to Toxic, Japan. He goes to
Japan as military attache to take the
place of Colonel Enoch H. Crowder,
who has been relieved from that posi-
ton because of illness.
That portion of general orders No.
13, department headquarters. March
"a, 1905, which designates the organ
izations to practice at the department
rife range from June 81 to July 10,
and from July II to July 81, has been
amended to read as follows: June 21
to July 10, Second Squadron, Fourth
Cavalry; July II to July 81, Com
panies l, K and L, Tenth Infantry.
The Second Squadron, Seventh Cav
airy, and the Ninth Infantry will sail
for Manila on May l.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
SELECT SITE
FOR A CHURCH

OAKLAND, April 10.-St, Paul's
Episcopal Church is to have a new
edifice, and the first step taken in this
direction has been the decision of the
vestry upon the site at Boulevard Ter
race and Twenty-third street. Ac-
cording to a statement made by Rev.
c. 7. T.Walkley an option has been taken
on the premises and the purchase will
be perfected as soon as the action of
the vestry is ratified. The lot is
125x240 feet and will give room to
have considerable space about the
building, besides which 1t has three of
its sides facing streets
The building will be stone struct-
ure to cost at least $4,000 and may
go higher the idea being to build a
handsome edifice regardless of cost. 1t
is probable that an Eastern architect
who makes a speciality of churches
will do the job, but he has not yet
been selected.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
Pretty Girls of San MateO
Engaged in Warm Battle
for 18th of July HonOrs
CLOSE FIGHT EXPECTED
Admirers of Young Women
Open Their Purses and Buy
Ballots for the Charmers
Special Dispatch to The Call

San MATEO, April 1O-The contest
for the honor OF representing the God
dess OF Liberty at the big Fourth OF
July celebration to be held here has at
tracted the attention OF the smart set.
and as q result an exciting battle of
ballots is looked for. Miss Frances
Howard and Miss Laura Reynolds are
leading with tie vote. Miss Howard
Is a daughter Of the late William H.
Howard, who formerly owned the land
on which San Mateo Is built and whose
estate is still one Of the most valuable
in this county. She Is a very handsome
woman. of stately proportions and
regal carriage. Her chief rival. who Is
the daughter of Mrs George B. Rey-
nolds, while OF a different type OF beau
ty is none the less eligible.
No less than a dozen young women
are being voted for by their admirers.
1t Is expected that the ballots win run
up into the thousands.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
WIFE DENIED OF KISSES.

OAKLAND, April 10.-In the trial
of the suit of Mrs. Agnes ". Ander-
son, who is fighting for freedom from
the bonds that tie her to Joseph S.
Anderson, Miss Alma Weeks of Fruit
vale, Mrs. e. Harrison and Miss May
Corbett, friends of the plaintiff, testi-
fed to-day in her behalf. PLAINTIFFS S
case closed with the testimony of her
mother, Mrs. Emma Stirling. The
grounds alleged are cruelty and the
women testified that Anderson refused
to kiss his wife on certain occasions,
neglected her while sick and refused
to talk to her.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
HAYwARDs BEGINS CAMPAIGN.

HAYWARDS, April 10.-The citi-
zens Of Haywards turned out tonight
in large numbers to make formal de-
mand that the new State University
experiment farm be located in that
neighborhood. The people of this
lively little city have determined to
secure the farm for their section if
hard work can secure it. F. w.
Browning, president of the Haywards
Board of Trade, acted as chairman of
the meeting and George A. Oakes was
secretary. There were a large number
Der of the solid and substantial citi-
zens of this section present and a
busfness-Iike plan was adopted.
It was decided that a special COM
nittee should be appointed by Chair
man Browning 10 secure from all
owners options at definite figures upon
the property to be offered TO the State
commission that will select the site
This will be done so that prices can
not be raised during the negotiations
and so a proposition can be pre-
sented intelligently TO the State
commission. The committee will
also communicate with the State
commission, invite them to visit
HayWards, show them the prop
erty and entertain them. Assembly
man E. K. Strowbridge was appointed
chairman of this committee, with l. B.
Parsons, and a third member still to
be named.
Resolutions were adopted calling
the attention Of the State commission
to the fact that Haywards offers the
nearest site to the State University, the
greatest variety of products and the
most even climate of any section of
the State.
-Four tracts of 500 acres each were
offered to the local committee and
options viii be given during the pres
ent week. One was by Ramage &,
Stanton. another by H. H. Sorensen
and Joe Heider. another by D. Pest
dorf and another by the Meek
family.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
SIxTY-ONE PASSENGERS
ORDERED DEPORTED

Sixty-six passengers who arrived by
the steamship Manchuria were de-
MED a landing yesterday by United
States Immigrant Commissioner
North upon the recommendation of
the Federal quarantine officer. They
were found to be afflicted with ira
choma and other contagious diseases.
Lum Wah, en- aged Chinese laborer
arrested by Chinese Inspector Nc
Chesney. was ordered deported yes
terday by United States Commissioners
Heacock- for being without certifi-
cate of registration. He said that 1t
was destroyed In a fire on Bouldin ISL
and several weeks ago.
S. NJ. Bechtel, United States I'm
migrant Commissioner at Honolulu
paid a visit of inspection yesterday tc
the local bureau for the purpose OF
taking notes on Commissioner North's
way of handling alien arrivals He
will return to Honolulu on the steam
ship Ventura
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
Victory for Ticket
in College Town
Is Overwhelming
Non-P artisans Win
One Trustee on
Alameda S Board

BERKELEY, April 10-The Repub-
in the municipal election over the Nom
Partisans to-day. Voting machines
were used and the result was known
shortly after the polls closed. For an
hour jubilation was INDUCED in by the
campaign managers, the triumphant
candidates and their friends.
The result of the election displaces
some officials who have held Office in
Berkeley for many years, notably AS
SCISSOR Wells, Engineer Higgins, Mar
shaI Kerns, Attorney Hayne and Audi
tor Hanscom. The largest majority
was given for August Vollmer. VINO is
elected Marshal. The smallest lead
was that Of Wilbur Mcclure, who de-
feated c. L. Huggins for Town Engi-
neer bv 13s votes.
The successful candidates are: Clerk,
Clarence S. Merrill; Attorney, Harry
II. Johnson; Marshal, August Vollmer;
Auditor, Thomas Turner; Engineer,
Wilbur F. Mcclure; Street Superin-
tendent. E. Q. Turner; Treasurer, C. r.
Lord; Assessor, +. L. Wharf; Trustee,
Second Ward, Thomas Rickard; Trus-
tee, Fourth Ward, A. F. Schad; Trus-
tee Sixth Ward, Nels Olsen; School
OT6ClOI, SSCOHu w dIu, 4. I. LEWIS
School Director, Fourth Ward, DR..
Woodson Allen; School Director. Sixth
Ward, DR.. Z. L. Loring.
The vote for several of the offices was
as follows: Attorney-Harry II. john
son 2301, Brewton A. Hayne 1015; Mar
shal-Vollmer 243o. Kerns S93; Auditor
Turner 2156. Todd 1875; Engineer
Mcclure 1924, Higgins 1885; Street Su-
rintendent-Turner 201S, Lloyd 1909;
Treasurer 2224, Clarke 1913; As
sessor-Wharff 1871, Wells 1863.