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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-10
EXCURSION FROM ST. JOHNSBURY
AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS.

A grand excursion IL advertised for
Thursday. August "a. via the st. Johns
bury and Lake Champlain railroads and
the steamer Chateaugay, from st. Johns
bury. Danviie. iiardwck. Morrisvile,
Hyde Park, johnson, Cambridge June
ton, Cambridge. Underhill, Jericho. Is
sex Junction, Winooski. and intermediate
stations. THE trip will be made by spe-
cial train to Burlington, thence by the
elegant and commOdious steamer Chat
eaugay of the Champlain Transportation
company. The train will leave st. Johns
bury at 7 u. M. arriving in this city at
lI:l5 .. nj. The Chateaugay will then be
boarded for q delightful sail Of three
hours among the beautiful north islands
of lake Champlaln. Returning, the
party will leave Burlington for their
respective homes at %:aO O'Clock p. M.
arriving at ct. Johnsbury at s:58 p. m.
The fare for the trip both ways, includ-
ing the boat ride will be S27o from st.
Johnsbury and IS cents from Winooslti
with a proportionate reduction from in.
termediate towns. II is planned to make
this trip one OF the most enjoyable of
the season and the low fare will doubt.
less insure a large attendance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-10
PROBATE COURT.
Summary Of Business transacted dur.
ing Two Weeks Ending August q.

Estate of Bctsey NJ. Hood. Colchester.
License to sell real estate granted.
Estate of Lewis Wheeler Harbour,
minor, burlington. Guardians annual
settlement made.
IN re, Herbert A. FlaGg. minor, Rich
mond. Willard r.. Fiagg appointed
guardian.
Estates Of Thomas Shepard and Ann
a. Shepard. Colchester settlement Vt
administrator account: decree Of dis
tribution made.
Estate of Wilder l.. Burnap, Burlington.
T.. Henry Powell appointed administra-
tor: D. w. Robinson and II. Il. Shaw
commissioners and appraisers.
Estate of Charles Bostwick, Richmond
Settlement of the account Of the admin
istratrix: decree of distribution made.
Estate OF Patrick II. Murphy. Burling-
ton. License to sell real estate.
Estate of Homer Porter, Burlington
Report of commissioners filed; settlement
OF the account Of the administrator
resignation of r. II. Porter as admins
TRAITOR and G. r. Davis OF Essex appoint
ed to close the administration of the
estate.
Estates of David Watson and Grace
Watson. w. C. Blake appointed admin.
| istrator: David r. Bean and John Flynn
commissioners and appraisers.
Estate OF Emily +. Marsh, Colchester
License to sell real estate granted.
Estate of George Rushlow. Shclburno
Katherine Rushlow appointed admins.
| tratrix: A. Il. Whttemore and D. A
| Looms commissioners and appraisers.
| Estate of Abel c. Palmer. Charlotte
| Settlement OF the account OF the execu
tors; decree of distribution made.
Estate OF Margaret Shea, burlington
Helen Grindrod Of Albany. N. V. ap
pointed administrative.
| Estate OF Alncy Stone. Wcstford. Ii
ccnsc to sell real estate granted
In re. Oliver Mitchell. Burlington, in
sanc) Committed to the Vermont hospi
tai for tho insane at Waterbury.
| In re-. Henry Beaudry. burlington. in
sane. Committed to the Vermont hos
pItal for insane at Waterbury.
Estate Of Caroline A. Reynolds. West
| ford. Appraisers inventory filed.
Estate of Jesse Gloyd. Jericho. An
praisers' inventory filed.
Estate OF Sanford Wager. Burlington
Executors inventory filed.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS


visiting ir town.
!. II. 1ishbac', of Washington, d. c.,
Is guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. u. G.. White.
hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Graves and daugh-
ter. Miss Eta Graves. are spending q
few days at one Of the beaches near Bos.
ton.
Miss Mary Lease, who has been spend
ing a few days in South Rycsate, has
returned.
Edith Arnitagc of Auburn. N. V. Is
guest of Miss Florence Morse.
". II. Carol was kicked in the bach
Tuesday while shoeing horse Mt his
blacksmith shop. The horse struck him
with such force that his ribs we're press.
I'd In, injuring him internally quite Sc
vcrely.
Charles Stewart. who Is employed II
n hospital in New York. is at home fol
few days stay.
Miss Taylor of Boston is a guest oil
Miss Julia Shipman.
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MIDSUMMER WEDDING.
Perley O. Ray and Mics Florence Mel.
son Married Yesterday Afternoon.


A charming wedding occurred yesterday
afternoon at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Henry ]. Nelson, when their daughter.
Florence, was married to Perley Orman
Ray. The house was tastefully decorated
with a profusion of golden rod. golden
glow and ferns in the two front rooms,
and sweet peas in the dining room.
At three o'clock, as the strains of the
Lohengrin march were rendered by thu
orchestra, the bride with her sister. Mrs.
T.. G. Jacobs. as matron of honor. was met
by her six bridesmaids who preceded her.
forming with their scarfs of chiffon ~
crescent before the bower of ivy and
clematis under which the ceremony took
place. There the groom and his best man.
Max w. Andrews. met tho bridal party.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
joel II. Metcalf of Taunton Mass. as
sisted by the Rev. Charles J Staples Of
this city.
The bride was attred in a gown of white
chiffon mousscline. trimmed with duchcsse
lace. and carried brides roses. The ma
iron of honor wore white lace over pale
blue silk, and carried a shower bouquet
of sweet peas. Miss Helen Ferguson, Miss
Gertrude Hail. Miss Alice Derby. Miss
Ada Harmon. Miss Sadie Mason and Miss
Mabel Brownel, who acted as brides
maids. wore white with blue girdles. Fol-
lowing the ceremony the brides parents
gave reception in honor of the newly
welded couple, to which Il large number
of guests were invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray will spend their
honeymoon at Lake George. after which
they will reside at State College, Pa.
A pleasant incident connected with the
wedding was dinner in honor of the
bride, given Monday evening by Miss
Mason at her home on College street.
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PREPARED FOR BURIAL.
Bodies IF Men Killed by Train IN Char.
Iotte sent Ia Morrisonviiic, N, Y.

The bodies of Frank W. Weston and
SOL. Leslie w. Weston, the two unfor-
tunute victims of the accident in Char
iottn TUESDAY afternoon, were yesterday
sent from this city to Morrisnnvi,le, N.
Y, The caslxcts containing the bodies OF
father and son were taken TO Platts-
burch on the steamer Vermont and the
double funeral will he held in the Meth
odist church at Morrisonviilc this after.
noon at two o'clock, and tire double in
ter,nent will be made beside the grave of
the wife and mother. who died few
months ago. The family have many rela-
tives in Clinton county, New York.
Leslie W. Weston, the son, was young
man of rare musical gifts and A pianist
Of great promise. He had received In
struction In New York and Berlin. through
the efforts Of the daughter Of President
Olyphant OF the Delaware & Hudson rail-
road who first heard him play at Hotel
Chamrlain. Bluff Point. ard who became
Interested in his genius.
A Free Press man who Visited the scene
Of the accident yesterday learned some
additional particulars. The train struck
the horse with such force that the ami
NAL was thrown about % feet against the
railroad sign post. breaking II twice AMI
SCATTERING the sign board irto pieces.
Fragments of the wagon. twisted into al,
shapes were found some distance south
| cf the body of the horse. The train was
| stopped AS soon rs possible and it was
| found that both men were dead. One Of
the trainncn held the bodies on the cow
| catcher Of the locomotive. where they
| were found, and the train prcce, ded slow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-10
ESCAPED A DISCLOSURE.
BERNARD Gorman Appeals lntoxicatiOl
Case to County Court.

Eernard German, who made his second
appearance under the present license Law
Tuesday in city court and whose case
was continued was before Judge Mower
Yesterday for trial. On Tuesday he Of
tcred n plea Of not guilty and the State
was not ready for trial. Yesterday
Officers Collins and Rivers took the
stand and testified to arro sting Gormar
on Battery street Monday aft rnoon
they said he was drunk. German offer
Ell no evidence in contrad lction and he
was fined $l5 and costs of N7al. the
alternate sentence being I32 days in the
House of Correction. He took IN appeal
and hail was fixed at 500, which ne did
not furnish.
George Cross made his FIRST appearance
in court yesterday. He pleaded guilty to
being drunk and was fined s. and costs
OF SIG 70, which he expects to ray.
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THOMAS MOILES'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District of
Chittcnden.
Tho Honorable the Probate Court.
To the heirs and all persons inter
estcd in the estate of Thomas Moilcs.
GREETING:
whereas. application hath been made
to this Court in writing. by the execu-
tor OF the last will and testament Of
Thomas Moilcs. late of Shelburne,. dc
ceased, praying for license and author
ity to sell the whole Of the real estate
of said deceased. representing to said
Court, that il would be beneficial To
the heirs and all persons interested in
the estate Of said deceased. to sell M"
whole Of the real estate Of said de-
ceased. and convert III" same into
money.
And bringing into Court the -on-
sent and appreciation in writing. of al
the heirs to said estate residing in thus
state. and setting Iorth the SITUATION
of the real estate.
Whereupon the said Court appointed
and assigned the 2bth day of August.
1905, at the Probate Court rooms. in
said application and petition. and or
dered public notice thereof to he
given 10 all persons interested there
in, by publishing said order, together
with the time and place of hearing,
three weeks successfully in the Bur
linxton Weekly Free Press. II news
paper which circulatcs in the neigh
borhood or those persons Interested IN
said estate. all which publications
shall be previous to the day assigned
for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified
to appear before said Court. at the
time and place assigned. then and there
IN said Court to mike your objections
to the granting of such license, If sou
see cause
Given under my hand. at the Fro.
| bate Court rooms. this 9th day Of Au-
gust 1903. -
swat Judge.
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DOUBLE WEDDING.
Baker Siaters the Brides and II. r. vii.
kinsou and n. r. Lyon the GrOOns.

kinson and n. +. Lyon the GrOOms.
A very pretty double wcddin. occurred
last evening at St. JOsephs Church. when
Herbert Francis Wilkinson and Miss Mary
Sylvia Eakcr ard II. Earl ! Won and Miss
Catherine Baker were united in marriage
by the Rt. Rcv. Mgr. Cloarcc. The first
named couple were attended by Miss
Catherine Coeg and Nelson Baker. brother
Of the two brides, the second couple bc-
ing attended by Miss Carrie Hairis and
Iohn Shepard The ushcrs were Wallace
Howard and F"ed Baker. Miss Mary
Baker was attircd in white lansdowns
over taffcta, trimmed with Irish point
lace. She wore IL white Gairsburough hat
and carried a boquet OF bride roses. Her
IN Mcsmaid, Miss Coeg. was attred III
white MULE over blue taffeta, wore Il
white Gainshorough hat and carried a
bonuet of sweet peas. Miss Laura Baker
wore white silk crepe de chine over white
tafItta. wore white Gainsborourh hat
and carried white roses. Her bridesmaid
Miss Harris. was attired in white mule
over pink taffcta, wore o white hat and
carried white roses.
After the ceremony at the church re-
| ccption ana wedding supper was held
| at the homr of the brides mother, Mrs
Mary Baker. Of Is Spruce street. III,
grounds were prcttily illuminated with
Japanese lanterns while tho interior of the
house was decorated with &c lden glow
| and asparagus, the cClor scheme being
| yclloW and green. t'ntil late hour the
| house was crowded with friends and T., Ia
| tives, who gave congratulations and pnr.
took Of the wedding supper Miss Mar
saret Coeg presided ut the punch bow
while the Misses Green, Tnttle COcg. Nc.
Kama. Smith and Lyon served at tn.
| tables.
The young couples received many beau
| tiful presents, including cut glass. silver
ware, etc. Later. Mr.. and Mrs Wilkinson
and Mr.. and Mrs. 'yon left for New Y0,l
| amidst n shower of rice. They will rcsid.
| in Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-10
LEGALLY SUSPICIOUS
Number Of Names Given BY Thos
MOlOney to the Police.

Numbers of names are legally suspici-
Gus but it was not that fact that land
ca Thomas Moloncy. alias Thomas Cofrey.
,clias Thomas Murphy, in Jail. 1t was
the more common offense Of being drunk.
1t was not Moloney's first appearance In
court but his other Offenses were just
remote enough to save him from Il Sec
Ond Offense.
When arrested Tuesday night he gave
the name OF Thomas Murphy. The last
time he VAS in court he gave the nam"
OF Thomas Coffey. Yesterday morning no
decided that his rOal name was Thomas
Moloney and that his home WAS in Bran.
don. He explained that he adopted other
names so that his employers would not
know that he had been arrested. tie
pleaded guilty and was fined 81 and costs
Of so79. tho alternate sentence BENG ten
days In Jail. which he will serve
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WINDSOR CoUNY
SOUTH RoYALToN.

Dr and Mrs. u. T.. bearing went on
Saturday to Bethel Gilcad to visit rcla-
tivcs. remaining until Mcnday.--Thc
funeral of Myra l.. Sargent. whose death
occurred the first was held in the Mctho-
dist Church on Friday at three o'clock
the Rev. T.. r.. Wells assisted by the
Rev. Sherman Goodwin officiated. Music
was rendered by a ladies quartctte. The
burial was in the village ccmctery.-Miss
Della Preston. who has been in New
Hampshire the past few weeks returned
home last Saturday evening. Miss Pres
ton has been engaged to teach school on
Broad Brock.-Miss May Russ is clerk
ing for Mrs. Frank Bryant The w. Il.
c., will hold an lco-crcam lawn party at
Mrs. Imogene Goodales next Friday
evcnng.-William Bckhap and Miss
Myra Morse were married IN Barre last
Wednesday evening at $50 O'Clock. MIR.
and Mrs. Pclknap will reside in town on
their return from wedding trir.--O. Il.
Burbank left on Saturday for Barre,
where he will remain with his daughter,
Mrs Frank Northrup.- Miss Helen Bur-
bank has gone To Old Orchard Beach to
remain with friends for ten days.-Mrs
Willard Eastman is confined to the house
Woodstock over Sunday Miss Lena
Gould. who has been attending a BUSH
ness college is now with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. William GouId.-Miss Maria
Eccdlc of Randolph was a guest of Mrs.
Mary Mudgett over Sunday A son was
born last Thursday evening to MIR. and
Mrs. Clarence Shattuck MIR. and Mrs.
NJ. V. HAGEN returned by auto from Bos-
ton.-Miss Carrie Chamberlain of Sharon
MAS recently "A guest of Miss Della Cloud.
Edward Sibley has so far recovered
from a serious illness as to be able Ia
be on the strect.-Mr. and Mrs. q. II.
Manchester recently spent a day in Burl.
incton.-R. r. Galusha is using "a two
seated automobile. which ne recently pur-
chased-Mrs. Sherman Goodwin is able
to walk on the strcct.-Mss Emma Row
ell who has been in Randolph on a visit
returned last wcek.-Mr ard Mrs Frank
bryant. who have been Visiting friends in
Randolph returned Sunday night. Miss
Frost who WAS the guest of Miss Rowcl
Is visiting in Randolph. Otis Film,
| spent last Tuesday in Randolph.-Mrs
William NJ. Sargent went to Carnp Mar.
| rim in Milton last Wednesday-Mrs
Ernest Moody went to Rutland on Wed
| nesday tn remain two weeks with hei
rarents.-Mr. and Mrs. John s. White OF
Concord n. H.. were in town recently.-
Miss Agnes Dunbar of Bethel. former.
~ resident of town. called on friend.
last Friday.-Miss Ala NJ. Day has re.
turned from Chelsea, where she has beer
! the naSt few weeks
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NOT A PAUPER.
Therefore Josephine I.ntour Did Not
Have 20 Disclose.

Josephine Latour, who did not expect
to leave the Jail for ~ riod of ten days,
was surprised yesterday morning wien
an officer called uron her to accompany
HIM to the city court room. Phin was
vownci in all the splendor she exhibited
on Monday when she wIs arraigned for
being drunk
She looked at the Officers in a Quos-
tioning WAY but was soon enlightened by
Icing told that she must disclose AS her
name appeared or the list Of those who
had been assisted by tho city. Phin as
serted that she lad beer working al the
time and mentioned several places, among
them heing Chinese laundry. II finally
appeared that tho Josephine Latour.
whose namc is on the list Of raup.rs. Is
not Phin. but her mother. In Conse-
Qiicncc I'hn Was sent back &c Jail to
complete her sentence.
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GAYSVILLE.

Otis Packard and son Forrest Of Hins.
dale, n. H.. arrived Monday night at A.
W. Billiards. for a few days visit among
friends and relatives.-Harry Richardson,
who has been spending "A week at r. T..
Wilson's. returned to his home in RON-
bury Tuesday and Wednesday his par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. T.. Richardson
came for a few days visit.-Frank Blanch-
ard and family have moved into a tene-
mcnt in the boarding house. -IiOward
Froolick of Brooklyn, y. V. is a guest ut
the "Cohblc" for IL few wccks.-A lawn
social was held at Mrs. Walter Young's
Wednesday afternoon and eveninG.-N. L..
Sheldon of Boston came Saturday to visit
his mother. Mrs. Cornela Sheldon.-The
Daniels of Barnard and u. A. Stott OF
Pttsilcld met at the Methodist parsonage
Monday to plan the evangelistc and mis-.
sionary work of their sub-district for the
present conference year. The Rev f. L..
NJ. Barnes of Isle La Motto and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert o. Thayer of Bethel Lympus
wer" also prcsent.-Next Sunday at tina
Methodist Church the pastor will preach
an Old Home week sermon.-'rhe Rev.
Mr.. Merrill will speak at the Congrega-
tlonaI tnurcn next sunday mOrning.-Tne
Ladies' Aid society meets Thursday.
August Il, with Mrs. J. W. Miller.-Mrs.
Harriet Durkee and niece. Miss Harriet
Martin, the Rev. V. NJ. Mack. Miss Anna
Whitcomb and Mrs. Mary Smith have
been at Old Orchard Beach for a few
days.-Miss Jessie Spaulding and Miss
Laura Braly, former teachers in the viii
aRe school here have been visiting
fricnds.-Miss Kate Il. Wilson WAS in
South Royalton this weck.-La wi encc
Fletcher entertained about 20 OF his young
friends Monday afternoon, it being his 18th
birthday Wynan and family Of
Dorchester, Mass, are at the home of his
father, NJ. l.. Wyman. for n few days
Mrs. Ella NJ. Page went TO Lisbon. \. H.
Saturday to spend two weeks with her
sister. Mrs James Sargcnt-Mrs. II. II
Dean is entertaining this week her broth
| cr Warren Atwood and wife of South
birmingham, Mass, and Charles Atwood
and wife Of Tunbridgc.-Mrs. Lucy Dur
kc,, for many years a resident Of this
town. mt now OF Bennington. Is expect
ed this week at A. w. Billiards..
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ADVERTISED LErrERA

The list Of unclaimed letters IN the
Burlington postofhce for the week end.
ing August S. 1905 are as follows.
WOMEN's LIST.
Pearl Bingham (9, Mrs. II. f. Clarks.
Mrs. Eliz Cross. Mrs. Helen Drew. Alb
bic Hackctt. Florence Hunt. Mrs. c. s.
Kelsey. Bessie l-oveioy. iicen &.
Mockett. Miss Mary Miller Annie Ploof.
Mrs. I.ottie Richard. Mrs. NJ. NJ Lowell.
Mrs. J. c. Sullivan, from sister Lizzie.
Bessie Summons. Mrs. J. G. Waters.
Velardiro Culetto. Amanda Either. Henry
Hoard. Albert Higgins, Ida +. Hubbard.
Ethel Keith. Richard Puerrial. Emcrio
Pclteir. Flcra Smith. Anna r. Warner.
Mrs. r. 8. Watkins, Louis Mcrctarts.
MEMS LIST
VIM p. Arnold. r. r. Atkins Frank
NJ. Annis V). =. T. Abbott. ". II. Cook.
MIR. DOantell. Leroy q. Day. NJ ~ Eddy
M. ~ q. T. Garne. Chas. W. 0riid.
s.hus. Haywood Albert Kcsfe. ~ y.
Lacey. John Lechlisr. Edward LcClsrs.
Pierre Lcclair, James Morgan. John a.
McCuaix. Franchise Messicr, p. L. Miller
lo), c. ". n. Money. p. e. Mccoy. d. y.
Powers. 4. NJ. st. CLAIR. NJ d. Wagner.
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FOOT MANGLED.
Edward Goodrich Slipped IntO AZ Ice
Crusher While ut Work.

Edward Goodrich had one foot maneied
yesterday at noon while working for the
Consumers Ice company at the foot of
Maple street. Goodrich was employed
in feeding ice to the large crusher. which
is situated outside the building near the
street. Tho crusher 10 located below 4
platform and the workmen. after pilinE
the ice on the platform. push it down
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NEAR A BREAK.

"Renlly. Deacon" said the Rev. Mr..
Cooley, you'd better take something
for that cold"
"Thanks," said Deacon Slyc absent
mindcdly. Il don't care II l-er-that
is-l'm thinking Of taking 'u,,e
quininc." Ledger.
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Does not let 50 Of You
when you apply lotions or
liniments. L. simply loosens
It's hold for a while. Why?
Because to get rid Of II you
must correct the acid con.
dition Of the blood on which
T. depends. Hoods Sarsa.
parilla he's cured thousands.
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ESTATE OF GEORGE RIkHLOW OF
SHELBCRNE.

We, the subscribers. having been ap.
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
commissioners to receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF
All persons against the estate Of
George Rushlow. late of Shclburne.
in said district. deceased and
also all claims and demands exhib-
tied in Offset thereto; and six months
from the cay II the date hereof being =.
DO therefore hereby give notice THAI ws wiz
attend to the duties OF our appointment at
the office OF 4. q. Whittemorc. in
Howard Bank building, Burlington. in
said district ON the FIRST Fridays OF
September and February. next at 10
o'clock il. M, on each of said days
Dated this 4th day of August. 1905.
\. q. WHITrEMORE,
II. a. LOOMS,
Swat commissioners
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If the finder is honest a want ad. will
bring back tn YOU whatever YOU have
lost-and nine out of every ten people
are honest in such circumstances.
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pose not only an indemnity. Saghalin.
Manchuria and Kores. but that part Of
eastern Siberia bordering on the Sea OF
Japan. thus giving her mighty empire
PRECEDENT Roosevelt receives the
peace ENJOYS At oyster Bay, introduces
the two parties to each other. gives .
toast and leaves them plsnipotenti sriss
now on their way 10 Portsmouth. N. n
.--Niss Apnie Stuthard, once chorus
girl, dies at Maiden. Mass. hospital
from injuries pointing n possible foul
pisy--Niss Mary J. OLeary. missing
from Meirose, Macs. since July g.
found at Exeter. n. H--Second In.
iantrv vius Msssachusetts state trophy
a. tho annual shoot and the Douglas
cup goss to the Sixth infaEtry--W
W. Doe breaks worlds shotput record
at Portland. Or-Young man and
young woman killed OH grade crossing
at North Folklore. Mass--Federal
government now " control OF yellow
fever situation; 40 new cases at New
Orleans, one Of which Is Archbishop
Chappslle-Colopta expresx from
Rostoa for Washington, Threatened
with shipwrsck while being ferried
acress The nast Mornoua plan
10 erect 4 shrine to Joseph smith IL
Vermont.
MONDAY, AUG. I.
Dense fog. added to fact that ~
White Of Russia Ia poor sailor. delays
peace ENJOYS and makes II necessary tc
postpone opentsg Of conference al
Portsmouth; Wiue. who was getting
s~asick. lands at Newport and goes Il
| Boston on special train; japanese dc