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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
ANDY pops ENDS HIS LIFE.
.Atbsr He had Killed His Brother Jesse
ne Takes Poison.

After He had Killed His Brother Jesse
he Takes Poison.
Montgomery. Ala, Jan. 1.-THE de
tails OF the killing OF Jesse Pope by
his brother Andy Pope at Midland
City, last week, and the suicide OF the
latter by taking strychnine, show Eat
Andy was fully at himself seior0 be
took the drug, and did IL with every
faculty exercising It's funtlons,
After the shooting he went TO the
home OF another brother and secured
the drug lie told the members OF
the household what he had done. and
that he was going to take his own lie
They undertook to get the poison from
him. but stood them on with the pistol
he had used to XIII his brother.
He then went back to whore the
shooting had taken place aud assured
himself that Jesse was dead. and went
70 his home, where he informed hia
wife what had occurred. and OF his
own determination to die. she plead
ed with HIM and tried TO get to him
but he Kept her back and made her
prepare the bed for him. Then b
told her to summon her Poople, which
she did, and as soon az he saw them
coming he swallowed TIE drug, got inta
bed and was dead In 20 minutes
After taking The poison ne told what
he wanted done with his property and
gave instructions about the care ot
his family.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
News from Toxic.

Toxic, Jan. 10.-lO.2o a. m.-Gener.
al Nogl reported additional prisoners
Of war as follows;
Major General SnikItin and Major
General Bale and Rear Admiral Wir.
en-.
The patrolsd. besides General stoes.
sells. include Major General Ries. Ma.
diena. KostlnsyE and Rear Admirals
Prince Ouktomsky. Gregorovltch and
Rosstillsh aud EnglnsT in Chief
They navy department says that the
district covered with submarine mines
had a radius OF 80 miles outside OF
Port Arthur Il reported the destr1c.
ton and explosion Of 395 Of these
mines % date.
Ten additional survivors Cor the
hired expedition found we're started
10 clear the catrance tc The Port Ar
thur harbos. They have been trans
fagrod 70 the japanese
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
wAR cLouOs ovER BALKANs.
Turkey and Bulgaria May Clash In q
Deadly Struggle.


London, Jan. 11.---The active prep.
arations already reported 20 have been
made both in Turkey and Bulgaria
for a possible war this year are fully
confirmed by a private letter received
IN London, from a minister accredited
to the Balkan courts,
This minister who has just COM
pleted tour of the Balkan capitals,
writes that the Turkish and Bulgarian
governments are entiresy prepared for
eventuaIitles. Large shipments OF
arms and ammunition have been made
and recruits from Asia Minor are arriv-
ing at salonlea for service In the Turk
fish army.
The Bulgarian and Greek bands In
Macedonia are increasing daily and
are fighting each other and the Turks.
This three-cornered guerrilla warfare
threatens to assume the bloodiest
phase in the spring.
"But." concludes the minister, "as
to whether OF not there will be real
war between Bulgaria and Turkey In
the spring, | am not prepared to say
Unless certain powers think the time
is opportune, war may be postponed
this year as last, but IN any event
we are a year nearer the inevitable
sonflict"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
news FROM FAR
EASTERN CONFLICT
Russian Paper Wants War To
Continue Until They Win.
KAaER DscoRArEs GENERALS

esnsraI NOal Reports Additional Prls-
ers Of War to His Government.
Japs Destroying Mines in Port Ar
thur Harbor Put There by Russians.
St. Petersburg, Jan. 1.-THE Russ
today confirms the Paris Temps report
Of yesterday that the FIRST division Of
the third Pacific squadron will leave
Lebau at the end Of January and win
consist Of the warships Admiral Sen
Javon, General Admiral Apraxin, Ad.
miral oushatoff and sylls I, the cruiser
Vladimar Monomach and several tor
pedo boat destroyers. and torpedo
boats
In lengthy review Of the military
situation the NOvoe Vremya urged the
immediate reinforcement of Vladivo-
stok, the island of sakhalin and Kan.
chatka. The paper says
There is little probability Of the
Russians being caught as unprepared
at Vladivostok. as at Port Arthur, but
the moral responsibility rests on the
government to sec that nothing In the
way Of defensive preparation is over.
looked Sakhalin and Kamchatka are
both harder to defend and have a scan.
tier population, but are both rich in
mineral and other resources, and are
especially inviting to the Japanese for
territorial expansion
Continuing. the NoYos Vremya
points out that it is possible to send
reinforcement and supplies to SAX.
halin and Kamcgatka wGile the ice
lasts. independent Of sea power, and
begs that this should be done at once.
Touching on the general peace talk
IN the foreign press. the Noyoe vrem.
va Summarizes the list Of OF Russian
reverses in the present war, and asks
if Il is possible to consider the Ques-
zion Of peace without substantial Rus
sian victories.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
80 80 10 eoNvENrloN.
railroads Grant Reduction In Fare for
Cotton oreMera, Meeting.

Railroads Grant Reduction In Fare Tor
Cotton orowera' Meeting.
New Orleans. Jan. 1.-THE South.
eastern Passenger association has just
notified the New Orleans Progressive
Union that a rate Of one fare for the
round trip plus 20 cenrs has boon au.
thorized by all interested lines for the
convention Of the Southern Cotton
Growers Protective association which
meets IN New Orleans Jan. "a, 25 and
&c.
President Harvle Jordan. anticipates
a large gathering OF southern cotton
growers bankers. merchants and mill
men when plans viii be devised for
warehousIng and holding cotton for
higher prices
The Waco plan q one which "a en-.
Eaging tho attention Of az. as the meth.
Cd viii be a feature program OF dis.
cusaion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12

Warh.aEl0u. Iag little 8prH.Ga
o. lhe defense la the llses..gaii0a "a
ths protests asaiHsf Senator sm1a
from rnh h1fe been c0saiauel na
lomouo oa ate1ant N fbe disability
10 a. & WoFfhlae8a counsel Dr SEM
af9f 8m00,. 30 affepf ar WUtas
Ton aaf huamey Wa.sensr FaHc0
we're ln Cah Gao IDAHO aafbE Ca
fese ~ congress ntetf.eaHg
fe..ss to ls called NJ eauhaf csc ts
moay asalnst Senator sn3s sas tlf
Moumao etareh fa-fe W H az
vss Cotioa. % uia. aE1 D. il flst
ranrr. % fiabe - BsB5asataufs
Ffeaea oi i1aa9 vsfs .hs gaiY gt
latses present tesag
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
POLICE CLEAR UP mysrERU
Men Confess They Robbed car Of slt
YER Bullion.

Men csnfssa They Robbed car Of slt
YER Bullion.
East 81 Louis. llL. Jan n Il ulha
arrest and confession OF William Bur
roughs. George Rodgers and William
Meion. tho police have cleared up
tho mystery surrounding the robbery
OF q bonded car. 90 Tho terminal
yards or g2tB0O worth of silver bal
lion eonslgHod from che NJ Paso 8molp
ing company 70 the United States mint
at Philadelphia, mofe than q month
ago. The men are t0amsiefs
Part Of This bullion Waa recovered
He day after the theft but Tho 10
alndsr 10 now supposed 20 have been
ed 10 load foundry having been
fold AZ out cent q pound ln mistake
81 baasr metal
Fc Bersaum q junk gaaler On 81
bouia, haa been arrested charged With
receiving stolen property E6orB afs
now being made % trace tbe bullion
which thg junk dealer SAYS 90 haHd.sd
for lead
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12

Newport News. Jan 11.--Bocaure
he nFl aveethOart stiil 10 short skirts.
attended e church entertainment with
another boy. Peter spratiey. n years
Old procured a revolver and Informed
several friends az the church be would
noi b. alive "a the morning Thon
be went 60 the retiory. leaned against
che front door and shot himself "a The
stomach He probably Nll not rc.
cover spmusy Is a brother Of Vef.
Hou 3nruuey formerly pTiucipal Of he
Nenpou Neaa n.sh school. uov Of ne
University ~ VFE'na
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12

NsE YORK jan liza ngmhsf %
Russians who ls1 Their aems % e.
CAPE cslscTip 20, arrives hsre today
az De usszs E,aehH E1ct 'm Sc.
latsk. aged 60. ubo ,sf, Rassh w.th
party iateut.aE % make be bose
in fais eoaatry tlel Eltseniy ~ hsau
disease l1nnF TIE rsYars sad vas
tarsi az sea Azaag the ri'9oa pas
ts1EssH oa Es B-chsf Eara several
Cerlaa army eE.csrH 40 VII 30 O.
q cruise ia WEES i1llsa Hatau.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
WHO Will GET The MONEY.
Treasure Found In New York Await.
ing Lawful Owner

Treasure Found In New York Await
ING Lawful Owner.
New York, Jan. 11.-Who viii get
the treasure said to be valued at
$4,000, found in an old rusty iron
box under the site Of the old Macy
mansion. in the Bronx, Is a question
that may put to test some nice and
novel points OF law.
Contractor Meehan, who recently
purchased the land from the estate Of
the late Theodore F. Macy still holds
the box In his possession and does not
believe the Macy heirs have any right
ful claim to IT'S contents have
gone far enough into the box, be said.
to hud that 1t contains more than
100000. mostly OF gold money, Of va.
rlous countries, and that there Is no
document or paper IN 1t indicating that
Il ever belonged to any OF the Macy
family. II they can establish a claim.
they can get IT, There IS nothing ia
the box with a date on It later than
the civil war
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12

ca.cag0. Jan ii-Mab8i Wnett a
tesa.rt of aealtsy EaE.euo1d fam.
af committed ll-lde az darce o.
tAF American tseafsf She ZEN
raio aafirE Il cannst siarf IL anr
iolE7 4y sas5ar8 has deserted
nt Ho7 partais anG bTattc 1y
neg asfel kuea sss paa uafTirf ara
c. 60 5eleFa e vft TIE police ere
l'oAieg ief q braasr uks .s taig % De-
1s e. 1aG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
GERMANY IS FACING
BIG COAL STRIKE
Nearly 100000 Miners Likely
To Quit Their Jobs.
ONLY EEEKs SUPPLY ON HAND
Mine Owners Claim They Cannot
Agree TO the Demands Of the Miners,
May Stop the Wheels Of Industry
Throughout Empire,


Cologne, Germany, Jan. 11.--Both
the miners and mine owners through
out the Rheulsh and WestphalIau dis,
trlcts are preparing for a general
strike So far only 10000 out OF a
total Of 100000 men concerned have
gone out,
The mine propriotors began to re-
rejecting requests yesterday and as
soon as their replies are received thu
miners, according to their previous
decision, do not so to work when
II Is time for their next shift. The
employers under the law Nxlng trade
relations between employer aud en-
ploye are notifying the miners TO re-
turn 10 work or be discharged with
the loss OF six days wages.
The miners at soyon IN the Dort
mund mines went out today The
proprIetors affirm that thoy are unable
10 agree to the demands 20 include
the time OF going to and returning
from the shafts 60 Che wage period
nor can they make expensive alter
atlons In declining the mines because
th0DwBers claim Germany would,
thereby lose her position IN tho inter-
national competitive aell both In coal
Itself and 10 manufacture by tho asa
OF coal Some Uropuolom aver that
The economic equilibrium is so deli
cate that the whole Industrial fabric
OF Germany can bo dsauanEed by
oharglns more tor coal than hereto
fore while others maintain that Ger
many could not iu The case OF a change
10 che price compete with tha Belgian
aud French producers. Only q weeks
supply Of coal, 70 "a further asserted,
Is IN store
The matter % causing tremendous
discussion IN tho prcs most % The
newspapers OF Cologne Frankfurt,
Dusseldorf and Essou setting forth
the mine ownerE position while che
Socialist periodical proclalms that
social war Ia beginning
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
COMMISSION RESUMES lra WORK
Evldsnee Concerning North Sea Incl
dent VIII % Heard.


Paris. Jan. 1.-THE International
commission 70 inquire into The Norh
"a incident resumed sos sessions 90
TIE foreign office today
Admlrala Won gDaun tAustrial and
DoubaEsoh fRurslal we're present me
laitcrs appointment vas ohiCiaily am
nouncod thus making permanent 40
miral KaEnuakons retirement on ac
count OF iiIneta Admiral Fouuiet
tFrancol wss unanimously chosaB
DormaHe6t president ln lho contest
81 hlr speech o. acceptance Adnlnl
Fournior said be hoped mo commits
sion eould be spared sin the same
moderation and wia01m which Induced
Emperor Nicholas and kng EiWafd
20 refer tbe Qual.08 t1 arbitration
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
- ar esrnan 80.

Berlin. Jan. H. Emperor william
has conferred on General stocssols
and General Nogi the order Of Ths
Pear e &sgits 90 reception % the
bravery of themselves ard fhcir troops
az Port Arthur Hfs majesty has
laird expedition fo1ns we're started
paT1r % authorize GeEemI s.5eafs,s
and Nog 20 accept tha decorations
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
80 - at knanLLLs.

Knoxville Tenn Jan ll-This city
i1 egpsflese.as l's mos. extended snoW
for many yeaf Latt Thursday alght
snow feli heavily aad t has continued
~ .nfsryais since This morning about
Iachs covered the ground With
grespacfs 0f additional a1a .oaisht
srlg4IHE o. 4Hte general fJr ono dft
tluo .h years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12

She ls Suffering with Tonsllltls and an
Operation May De Necessary.

She Is Suffering with TonslIltIs and an
Operation May BE Necessary
New York, jan, li--Nau Patterson,
who ls awaiting a second trial on o
charge OF killing Caesar Young. d
wealthy boolmakor and horSoman. ID
III with tonsllltls IN her cell In the
TombB prisons Iior condition Is re-
gardod as serious by the Tombs ply
BIclan. aud he said that she would
probably have 90 submit TO an opera
ton for the removal Of her tonails,
Miss Patterson receives q large uum.
Der Of letters every day. IN her mail
today there was registered letter
from a man ~ Portland. ore. inclos.
ms a25, with the request that sho
use the money 90 purchase for herself
a Now Years token The letter said
Miss Patterson has many sympathiz
era In the west who believe hor limo
cent and concluded;
~ you need more money. say the
word
Miss Patterson gave the money 90
her father saying. Tale thls and
buy mamma a present and cen her
am sorry am not home with her"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
PREFER CHARGES
AGAINST SWAYNE
Special Committee Makes It's
Report To Tho House.
0rAER NArIoNAL oAPITAL NEEs

Senator coekrell Accepts AppolntrS ne
by President on the Interstate Com,
meree misslon--Houss and Sen.
ate Grinding on Routine Business.
washington, Jan. 1.-THE select
committee OF the house appointed to
draft articles of impeachment against
Federal Judge Swayno today completed
It's work by the preparation Of ~ ar.
ticles Of impeachment They embrace
obtaining money by false pretenses;
using the property OF bankrupt cor
poration In the hands OF receiver
appointed by himself. and without max
ing compensation 10 the company;
for disobeying the law requiring him
to live in his district; for "unlawully
and maliciously" flning and imprison.
ing e. 7. Davis and Simeon Belden, at
torneys at law for alleged contempt
OF the circuit court OF the United
States for "unlawfully committing
TO prison" w. c. o'Neal, on tho charge
that he had committed contempt Of
the district court Of the United States
A minority report signed by Repe,
sentatlves Llttleheld, Of Maine. and
Parker, Of New Jersey, dissents to all
the articles Of impeachment except
that pertaining to the Justification OF
the expense account Of Judge Swayne
Representative Gnlett, Of California
also signed this report with note
that he dissents from an the articles
OF Impeachment
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12

Pueblo Colo jan Il-fas grand
lury Be- returned 20 lsR Ete.maeis.
az. charging fraud la c1aa.e..oa ai'b
uao recent election ssfsfai OK tA1
.ndictmens are agill Deuoas AZ
ready arrested Tla feua'aaeF af'
agaItu per1a5 l5t mf.eiod hereto
tore Ths papers have 90. Del. been
served
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12

tain the perpetrators OF the crime be
fore they left she grounds, but they
did not succeed, The police author
tiles have been notified and all avail
able information is being placed be
fore them with q view to arresting
the guilty parties.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12
RuasIan 80 a. - -.

Port Said, Egypt, Jan. 1.-THE dlyl.
sion Of Russian warshlps commanded
by Rear Admiral Botroyisky which
left Suda bay, island OF Crete. Sun.
day. has been sighted heading for thla
port.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-12

washington. Jan, 1i--Senator Cock.
rell, of Missouri. has decided 10 accept
the position on the interstate com.
merce commission offered him some
time ago By President Roosevelt He
Will succeed Commissioner James Yeo
man, Of Iowa. whose torn expired on
the 9TH instant. Senator Cockerlll
has indicated his decision to the pres
ident but ho expects ueforc assuming
his new duties 20 complete the term
Tor which be was elected to the sen
at That viii expire on the lth Of
March next
IN the House.
In the house today the army and IN.
dian approprlatlousbIlls wore reported.
A resolution was adopted directing the
secretary Of the interior 20 inform the
house whether or not any OF the
principal or interest on any Indian
trust funds or other moneys Of any
Indian tribe are being expended for
support OF any Indian contract schools
other than government schools. and II
so, what authority be had for so do
Ing.
The house then went ihto committee
Of the whole 10 further consider the
bin 20 improve currency conditions.
In the Senate.
AZ the beginning of today's session
Of the senate Mr. Cullom. from the
committee on appropriations. report
Cd. the executive. legislative aud iu
diclal appropriation pm. aud gave no
uee that be would hall Il uD Tor &C
tioniat the arbt oppf,unify
In presenting q number or petitions
Tor the expulsion u genai0r gmoo,
from tho senate, Mr Daniel said.
Tie petitions concern The right Of
q senator 10 hla seat Nothing 4
Officially known 90 che senate concern.
ing this case which e 10 committee
snd I don't know how the a.gners oil
The petitions could pace o. the case
wlihoui TIE kn0Eielrs of ne tesiimo
ny : prgEeut u4e petitlona because
the people have ne right 10 sena
then. bat uoi became recognize thei
pfogriety of them
AtiamFt &c ol0s % Statue
A unfucceasfgl stffmpf vas made .
iotay ~ oae o. more clalans o.
bios ~ ne ,tafao o. Frederick ths|
Great fnefnffr fratertrf IA cad. 49,.
snmest ~ fte emperor % Germany
and aov fian1.ar ID fhs var calers
gfoaatt A charge ~ explosive aifs /
lisaiel fgle va atfaeaea ~ the fence
ne status. bat vas DE-
moved ~ az enp'oys before b a.
G.ofei 10 aamaEs rfrniied 10 hs
liaiso sf 20 pf9seuy 01 persons
Fr1Ept ueaf1rs vfra iaken % o. 1
The Press., 1905-05-24
Superior Court.


 The June term of superior court will open at Holland Tuesday, June 9th. Judge Joel H. Reed is at pres ent trying murder case at Bridge port, and if he finishes in time he will occupy the bench for the June term.
 The following new civil cases are on the docket:
 Carmine H. Kemp, Jr., administrator, against Leonard D. Gibson of Stafford, action to recover on mortgage note for &9OO.
 William Grady of Vernon against the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, suit for damages of $1, 800 for woodland burned over and timber de- stroyed by forest fires alleged to have been caused by sparks from locomotives Lydia A. Mason of South Coventry against the Kingsbury Box and Printing company of South Coventry, application for an injunction to restrain said compa- ny from erecting piers sin 8 pond or a building over certain pond, which the plaintiff ayers Is owned by the Mason es- tate.
 Edward White against Judson VII Hams, note for $2OO.
 Fred A. Sackett of Andover against William s. Ellis of Hebron, suit on a loan of $4OO.
 Clara Slbley Breen against John A. Foster, William D. Ruby and the United States Fidelity and Guaranty company for $500 damages by reason of the failur 6 of the defendants to pay her the balance alleged to be her due from the estate of Julia Ann 'Sibley. She ayers that she was awarded by the superior court, in her appeal from the finding of the plo- bate court, S1,919 75, of which she has received but $1 ,655.
 The two divorce cases on the docket are: Catherine Rose McCay of Hebron against William Fl. McCay of Marlboro, the grounds being intemperance; Ed mund P. Welch of Stafford against Flor. enee E. Welch of Holland.
The Press., 1905-05-24
WAKEFIELD.

Mrs. Sara Stoughton had the mis- fortune to fall and break her collar bone recently.
 Mrs. Henry Washburn and daugh- ter, Miss Alice, were recent guests of friends on Spring Hill.
 Miss Barbara Weiss has entered the employ of O.. G. Hanks & Son in their silk mill on Hanks Hill.
 The young people of Spring Hill are rehearsing a drama, which they will present in the near future.
 Mrs. Martha Durham, who has been very i'll with pneumonia, is at the present writing somewhat inn proved.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church held a May basket social in the conference room Wednesday evening. - .-.--
 Miss Irene Flaherty entertained a few of her friends at her home on Hanks Hill last Saturday, in honor of her 14th birthday.
 About 20 friends of Miss Minnie Wildes and Harry Hawkins of Spring field gave them a surprise party last Thursday evening at Miss Wildes' home. Connecticut Agricultural College Notes,
 The junior rhetoricals were held in college hall this week Wednesday evening.
 The college baseball nine won an easy game from the Springfield high school at Storrs Saturday. Score 1s-1. The college plays Trinity college at Storrs this week.
 The most successful and pleasing social event that has been held at the college for some time was the junior senior banquet held last Friday even- ing. The college hall, where the dance program was carried out, was tastefully decorated with the junior and senior class bunting and ever green. The dining hall was mass of green, the ceiling and side walls being covered with strings of ever green, Prof. and Mrs. o. L. Beach led the grand march to the dining hall, followed by. about 40 couple. Prof. O. L. Beach was toastmaster and an enjoyable program followed. Several from out of town were pres ent. Among them were Miss Fergu- son, Middletown; Miss, Pierce, Wap- ping; Miss Dimock, Morrow.
The Press., 1905-05-24
UNION,

Morris H. Marcy of southbridge visited friends in town the first of the week.
 Mrs. H. G. Barber spent the Sab. bath with her friend, Mrs. O.. G. Fogg, at Staffordville.
 Miss Blanche Scranton of Stafford vile sepnt few days with her pa rents, MT. and Mrs. Chrles Scranton, the past week.
 The Memorial day program will be as follows: Speaking by the chil dren; singing; address by Thomas D. Weaver of Hartford; dinner on bas ket plan. Flowers and wreatls are to be left at the post office as usual, in charge of Mrs. Willard Richards committee. Graves in the East cem eteryw i'll be decorated at 9 30, anc at the Center yard at 11.3O The exercises ill the church will commence at p. m.
The Press., 1905-05-24
Miss Lila Prouty is employed by

Miss Lila Prouty is employed by Mrs. Vim. Bowler in Wilmington.
 A new headstone has been erected at the grave of Ira H. Lewis in the north yard.
 Miss Lecele A. Skinner of Rock, vile is spending few days with he1 grandparents in this place.s
 Mrs. Edgar Aborn and children o1 Ellington are spending a few dayl with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Geo Smith.
 The steam. saw mill run by Geo D. Neff.. that has been on the A. U. Charter lot for the past six months is preparing to move this week tc Bolton. f.t ~.sEt3
 MT. and Mrs. Everett F. Charter who have been living since thei1 marriage in Somers, have moved tc this place and are living in D. H. Mrs. Caroline Kibbe is in Filing ton for a few weeks caring for Mrs Leon o. Leach, who gave birth to ( child (Minnie Standish) last week Weight 24 pounds. The child died Sunday morning. '. ;'= ..s: