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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
COLONEL O'FERRAL
is CRITICALLY ILL
Former Governor IF the State is Con.
fined to Ills Room by Attack
of Nervous Trouble.
Special to the Daily Press,

RICHMOND. VA. Sept. 10 Colone,
Charles r. O'Fcrral is critically i'll in
his home, 903 Park avenue
The former governor has been i'll
for three weeks and his condition has
been growing more alarming. He has
been suffering from nervous trouble.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
State Auditor is Arrested.
I6y AsSOciatrd Prc.;S.)

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept. 15.-
David d. Sherrick. who was yesterday
ousted by Governor Hanly from the
cllice OF auditor of the State. was for
mally arrested Gu charge of embez.
element this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
Leading Alabama Woman Dies
t3v Associated Press.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Sept. Is
Mrs. Robert j. Lowe, one of the most
prominent women in Alabama died
suddenly here tonight of heart failure
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
>ALSE STORY SENDS
GIRL TO HER GRAVE
founded by Sanderous Publication
She Ends Her Life in New
York Hotel.
Especial to the Daily Press,

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Lorenzo d.
Berry, of West Medford. Mass. to-
lay Identified as that of his daughter,
fllal, the body of the young woman
Who committed suicide on Wednesday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
Lightning Burns Big Factory.
by Associated Press. !

ST. JOSEPH. MO, Sept. 15.-Light-
hing today destroyed Il furniture fac.
tory and the loss Is 100000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
REVENUE OFFICE WANTED.
Secretary Shaw Heard Arguments
About Moving Virginia Office.
tBy AssOcIated Pr

tBy Associated Press.)
WASIiINGTON.D. c., Sept 15.-Sec.
rotary Shaw and Commissioner of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16

THE WEATHER.
S wers Saturday
with rising temporal
ture. Sunday fair,
south winds.
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
CHURCH NOTES

Special services are being held at the
Methodist church, TiIusville, every night
this week and will continue over SUNDAY.
the pastor preaching both morning and
night on Sunday. There will probably
be no service Saturday night New song
books have been procured and all are in
vited b be present at the services and ,o
take ParI in the singing. There will he
preaching at MIms sunday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock, by the pastor, Rev. W. +.
Allen.
Third Sunday after Easter, Nav 18th.
ST. Address church, Fort Pierce, morning
prayer - II q IN. 81 Panls church, lib
balls Eden, holy communion with sermon
At lO-SO - m. ALI Saints church. Wave
land d-Jensen, evening prayer and sermon
~ I'D p m, stuart, evening PRAYER and
sermon At 7:O p. IN. ana holy communion
Monday at 80 a m. On Friday, MAY
10, At - Andrews, Fort Pierce, holy
communion At a. IN.
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
CURRENT LOCAL LlCOHICS.
sFisf Hsaasss 81 what u 6stng On In
sad Aeoat fttzssills.


Miss Clara Sanders. Of Coca, arrived
"Wednesday and is visiting with relatives
In town for q feS days
Mr. John Waller lefi yesterday for In
diznola on account Of the serious illness
OF Mr.. Barnes Sanders. Of that place.
The stoTk visited the residence oi Mr..
and Ma G. n. DYKES "Wednesday of last
week and left fine young lady of very
tender aes-
Mr. and Mus s. p. Ralhban and
daughter. Miss GrAce, expect % leave the
latter part Of next week for Hammonds-
port, y. ", their SIMMER home
AcFAdden's shell boat, At Daytona, ha.
closed for the simmer season. Mr.. Nc
Fadden will run a cuFio store at Tybee
Beach this summer and will return 90
DaytonA an September.
We call attention to the display al. Of
the Alpine Cottage this week on page l.
This cottage opens next Tuesday. the
leah, under the management Of Mrs.
Myers. who will ibe pleased to receive the
patronage of tie travelling public. First
class board by the day or week.
A. T. Hill. Of Sanford, has Just oom-
pleted q fOur-inch artesian well for l. w.
Tilden on his truck farm NJ Lake Apopka.
IL has fiow Of 1900 gallons an hour
Anyone contemplating putting down =
well cannot do better than have them do
IL. That's what everyone saws tina, they
do work for.
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
COUNTY COURT.
JUHUs kuNE.
TItusvIlle, Fla.

The regular May term Of county court
wAs held on Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday Of this week, Niih Judge A. n.
Penney presiding, u. l.. Gauldrn, Esq
prosecuting attorney fnr the state The
following csss~ we're disposed Of.
Dan Salier was acqnitis~i on the charge
Of shooting At Frank Young ~ithoot IN
tent tn kill.
The follOEing named persons served n
inrors. : r Rice. Geo- W Ripple, H. r.
BuIe. J. J. Findley. : Bearrislry, l.. A.
Lyman. Wade II Jones. ]. VI. Oshan. A.
Brady. J l.. Nnbi-y. r T. Wright. J T.
Mc'inirp
t'eo. >tnn-, Uho WA- charged With
committing an aggrayats-,! assault, xas
discharged. the prosecuting attorney mol
pressed the case g. A Fr,st defeuhesi.
The Ca. q ". l. Davis. charged with
straiIng tImE.~r. continued from "a; term
nf cnurt, SAs ~ frr irIai "Wednesday
morning At the request of tie pro,-.-,tit-
ing attorney the tr.Al Ma cpniluu.-si ;iIl
, ?. ~ W'-in-s-iav. e. .uafI- the stzt. q,
S,-t another Wi;n,~- TIs. 49, a. then
noI pru~-si AMI d-feEtan' d., hary.4i- ?.
]. N-br defended nAyis
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
A TOKEN OF ESTEEM.

In gratitude % the Hon. Rolert +.
Minis. fnr his faithful service rend.r,si IN
the C7Ause of education, the teachers sn,i
Others OF Brevsrd oouniy interested N ed
ucS,'on and sociSl proxre~~. have sub
srro,-d = purse - = Testimonial af their
apprNIA'on Of hIs services rend-rySi.
Relieving that Mr.. Minis has much a..
ts~ling of r1sWorth, that
'p-oaras, A-okS are e.oA ~or!a.
An4 h-okS we kRs~.
An - hScAztiAl uorad
BotA Fars and god
RsGnd tho~r. with tsBdrSis str,ux
A. ar~h aud bod
Oar v~sslna.s and oar hsvEinez- VII R-o-
Il ~As decided 10 procure An adii,ioo
10 his library and the fciioxinx books
have b-~n Prr--nted 10 him:
4 =et Of Worsd's Beet Poetry. in ten
vOluH'e~ q se' Of EllSoS's Complete wosS.
IN ~ev~n yuiaases: Heroes Of th- N.t,oo-
IN thrs- voluDee-I~-, Bssuark. NJ.
poleAn. SOaibsrn SIDE Lights. Japan -
Harm, Southern Statesman Of th- q !
Regime and Htsh~ays sad Byxays q
the South
The Florida star., 1905-05-12

Go TO Penney a BrAnniHg's when in
need Of shoes. They have the finest
shoes and the largest assortment that has
ever been shown in TitusyiIle.
Ladies shoes from the 81 20 house shoe
TO the finest Queen Quality s. 90 shoe.
Infants and childrrn's shOss ft0aa -
cents upNards-
Mems shoes from the 81 80 work shoe
10 the finest that money can buy-Eiwin
Clapp At 81 90 and 81 ~.
Having q complete stock, any size YOU
may want, We have it,
Mail orders promptly filed.
PENNEY < BRtN~iNC,
The Clothiers and Furnishers.
TItusville. Fla.
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
TTrUsvILLE IL, EAU oALLrE 8

An interesting game Of bail as the con
test last Saturday afternoon between th,.
Eau GAllie aud TJtnsviii- tsAu,s al this
place. The players on the two sides ~-rr
pretty evenly matched AZ the start Eau
Gallie made runs in ihe first innir z to
the home nine's none at all, and for
awhile i; booked as though the visitors
had something dom. - In the 4th in
ming. however. TItusvilIe got = moyIn' "
and piled up ; runs, putting them 10
the good Eau Gallie made --ore IN
the 9Th, another in the 5th and tao in
the 5th. giving them in all TiiusyilIe
g., IN the 2nd, ; IN tie 4th. IN the
Sth. IN the 6ih and In the sth.
The line up Was a. iolioN-
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
SPECIAL SALE AT KLINK's.
MoNDAr. MAY I5rH, 1905.

MONDAY. MAY l5TH. ltSO-
Persian Awr. fine sheer quality, 50
inches Wide, worth 80 cents . yard, Tor
10 CENTS only.
India lawn, the quality you always pay
20 cents for by the yard, only Is cents,
- inches vide.
Figured hstiste. in light or dark de-
signs, worth 20 cents. Mondays special
Is cents-
Figured lawns, suitable for house
dresses. in endless variety Of designs,
Mondays special 8 cents a yard.
CiuDy lace insertion, in handsome de-
signs, 5 incbeo wide, worth s5 cents per
yard, Monday only l2i cents.
Boys blouse suits, handsomely tail
ored, made Of = good quality OF madras,
special sl-29 per snit, sizes ranging from
q tot.
Ladies' white linen Oxforis, made In
the latest style blnchers, With three large
eyelets, vide silk lsoes, usual price 81 -,
Mondays speciAl kI75.
ladies gSuze undervests, with sIik tape
IN neck and armhOles, Mondays special
l2l cents each
Nottingham lace curtains. handsome
designs, three yards long, regular price
81 30 per pair, Mondays price only 81. -
Checked and striped nAInsOoks, very
pretty for chiidren's dresses. worth -
cents for l2I.
Again we have reoeiyed by express
entirely new lots OF white Persian Iawn
shirtwAists, with three rows of eyelet in
seTtOn, front ard hack a soIid mass OF
tuck, latest sleeve, o inch cuff with tncks
and "ne rp~ of insertion, buttons in hack
worth s. 80, sps-rial g. 10.
Men's night shirts. good quality OF
ion>dAle, full length, worth 81 90. special
% cents, sizes Ia tn IL
Mems French balbnggan undershirts.
worth IS cents. special 50 cents.
Boys balbriggan undershirts and full
length oF knee drs~ers, worth IS cents Q
suit, Mondays prioe 80 crnts-
Mems linen hem stitched handker-
chiefs, worth Is cents zach, Mondays
special 3 for q cents.
Mail orders promptly filed on any oi
the above goods
JUHUs MINK.
TItusvIlie. Fla.
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
BITS Of FleT IND GOSSIP.
carrsat Es~.ss es the Present wsss
Portrayed In Brief.


Portrayed In Brief.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Brown, OF Melbourne, was
in town "Wednesday.
Mr.. ii. b. Mace expects to leave san
day for New York TO spend the sumner
months.
MFs- VI. =. Goldsmith and little son, Of
Fort Pierce, spent short while here lss,
week With relatives, returning home SAT-
ur'iay.
Mr.. Clark Brznnins thinks a great dra
OF the COW that he recently r,,riyr,i from
North Carolina She gives IS Quarts of
milk per day.
ferfsct ~ beverage OF ms.dicins is 1.
w. Harper Whiskey-the kind your
grandfather us-d. Sold by x. l. Motlow
and +. A. Loslry.
Mr.. q. f. Pritcheti is having harm
erected on the lot he purchased last week
trom the Robbins a Graham company On
Washington avenue.
Call At TitGsyiIle Livery. at rear of
Robbins Law offer, for stylish r,ss.
Leave your orders for hauling. both dou-
be and single. J. NJ. o-ban, proprietor.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. BIodevtt aud chill
dren. Of Daytona, have eOne To Grand
Rapids, Mich, for the summer. They
will stop week st Atlanta before going
home.
lIra, the little daughter 81 Mr.. aud Mn.
+. A Lesley, who has been 20 ~ xith
fever Tor tile past two weeks, commenced
improving Tuesday and is sIo~Iy con-
yHlesCinR.
Conductor Put,en, Who has the run on
the Sanford branch for this summer.
moved into the Taylor cottage, on th.
river bank. Saturday. They expect ~ h,
residents Of Ti,usvllle until about s,pt,
lsl
Owing % disabled armature ai the elec-
tric light station the lights have b,en
rather poor for a few days the past week.
The circuit last Saturday and Monday
Vas not strong enough To turn on the
street lights 1t all.
Owing 10 illness In hIs family superin-
tendent Walker could not attend th..
meeting Of school superiniendsntr this
week IN Tallahassee. We nOliue Master
Charlie is up and about again and Master
George - improving rapidly.
The property in Miami ON FOuTiecnth
street. next 20 the HiBson house, on which
- substantial stone dwelling. Ia.
been purchased by X w Rhode. Nhu
- making improvements preparatory tn
moving INTO his new purchase.
Mr.. b. W Jerome, of W-~, Palm
Reach, has taken the state agency for
New London iCi Motor Co's, t~o-cycls
gasoline motor. made from 3 tn - IA. d.
jump spark. and Tight-upTO-das-. ~.
Jerome ai-D holds state agency & the rs-
n"Wned HAsorouck motor. s.e Ad. ou
i.ag-
Tie body Of Nrs u y. sprAu. ~. e
Wet Palm B-Arh. 49, found u o.
fr'-h ~S'-r !ake At the 49,, .i.,- -
;DEn Tus-iAy Of last S-rk "a D. .up
i---s-,l that she su.ci,.-I NIs a.. b
,'-Ar- e sg- an1 ln - r4.,.i 2, E.-
'rtE" from T"1a-. hfr-r~arI .I,rr, IT, 81,
y'ar- AZ - bsstlEE. u4n,.Ls 1, W,-l PAN.
E~a,h 10 i,.G
The Florida star., 1905-05-12

br. 7 = K"iuH~ gmrsr,-! tt-- .-aal-
INST Satisfactorily . bniL sd
NICHOLSON Feee've-l an a. ., cra. a:
the bal OFT lav t'ark ~ M head Nhl.r ut
the bat AMI lTytES = dadss .ne uf W
.'ans IN sho-ss lucksls TIA gssueiay
b3sE
The bsis.-ry u.rs 80 ua,t 3D. a.
reaiiy god, the u..-i gue1rl~ah.- rrrg--
O-lnE IN the 49, Al .n To-, arli.ax
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
LATEST NEWS ln INCIDENTS.
R.ssrsss That Are H.py~.lna
Arsas6 Tews.


Ars.sa Tswa.
As. Al Carter and nephew, Master
Munson. Of aGeoTians. vere in town
Monday.
Excursion 10 she beach. Party Of ten
or Len. $50. Communiczte with c. F.
Fischer.
Mr.. W. Z. Goldsmith. of Fort Pierce,
is spending few days In town. A little
eiri arrived yesterday 10 grace his home.
Il 10 reported thai the Coeoa ami Fan
Gsills baseball teams ~ill play At Eau
Gaiiie tomorrow afternoon.
Hoa. Wade II. Jones arrived home
Monday afternoon from TaIlahassee, stop
ping OF as DeIAnd on the wsy-
Citrus stock sEown on high pine land
Indiaa River Nurseries. established 1885
Send for es:.loxue, Toledo and West
Palm Beach,
Mr.. AIva O'Neal left ON the afternoon
train last Saturday Cor Atlanta, thence
from there goes 10 Nsw Orleans, where
his brother iivee.
Mr.. and Mra. T. r. Ricou, Of Jensen,
were passengers on the northbound train
wednesday, on their way 10 Georgia To
spend the summer.
The pablic school closes today for the
summer vacation The closing exercises
will b very interesting and no dou6t -
many Of the patrons ss can will lend their
presence on this suspicious occasion.
Ma @. J. psnhsm lsft Tuesday for
visit Of about tso months with friends ..
her tormer home IN Augusta, Ga Mr..
Denhsm expects % follow In about .
month 10 take his regular SIMMER yscs
tioa-
CapA- & A. Bravo. Of Miami, represent
ing the Florida Eass Coast railway extern
sioa wss m Mobile last week 10 secure
drodscs and other necess.ries for the con-
struction Of the line, % says . news item
In the jacksonville Metropolis.
Mr.. A. II. Traiford, of the Traford
Bakery. Coeoa, paid hss firss visit 10 H.
tasviIie In several years yesterday and
said he hardly knew the place It had i'm
proved 20 much since be ~as here last.
Ma Trafford and Master Roy were visit
on In n,ussille last Saturday afternoon.
Capt NJ 4. English, who has been in
the employ Of the extract factory as Mi
ami since last December, was calling upon
his old time friends in Titusville she frst
of the week and spending Sunday and
Moaday In town. Mr.. A. y. Medd, who
has been with the Miami company since
% ssarsed up. has gone north
Il is with pleasure that ne ANNOUNCE
chat Mr.. w. Ernest Vanlandinsham grad
usscs from Baltimore Medical colleee this
ueek and will heBcefOr,h Se fall aedged
n. ID. Dr. and Ms. Sanlandiugham ex-
pea 10 leave for Florida . ies days After
the commencement exerciss are over.
which xere started In the Academy of
Music IN that city yesterday afternoon,
May iith. ValeiicforiAn, his exceilency
Edwin war6eld, governor Of Maryland.
The ladies Of the Culture club were
chaiaingiy entertained by Mr.. Harry
Wil~ou st her home on Palm street Tue
day afternoon TIE artielrs for exchsnsr
which each lady vas rQucs,sd 10 bring
and pas< on 20 her next ueight'or GRATED
mech fun and meTTiment and the seSera'
stories. puns, charAdrs, etc. some of
which xere original, contriouted oy the
iif5erent members werr much enjoyed.
There xss Q goodIy nuDheF in ATTENDANCE
notwithstanding the RAIN and threatening
thander eloaSs- DeliViouS refrrshuents
xere served and Q E~nerd god time was
enioyed by all present.
The Florida star., 1905-05-12

Aysl' - 1-r.- . gid 'i-t AL ..
H. AZ - lo-4E s4j- q Ill iGL.4L r...-
~ 80. Ma t.-- It'd - f5...s. l..
y -. -.-c-.aH -. ai-p iog 80. . ---c,sgr.
- Do - ..--. 2 = 9Th yahy- 4. -.
IaE- ant . gu.m pryvst but sr~5y 90.
cz'"-:. pr fI-fa~r pArticu. are zsi.5rrzs
? VI i-~
BrucEt1r Nz-=
The Florida star., 1905-05-12

T. f-- L.ts-y4s.- ESr.-.ls--. ~r..-. q.
y-f -ul- syrE tHu- tie nr.s -E..y.
-u1-t t.zCs-rrs.rs. IL Js.r :. -.
g.zreu,--d ani yfomy'.y s.;.s....-i {.
Ar-E -Jc- cf-arsr i..r ara .-r,. .-
- 'DSn. A. timing p'r-r.e~z an
gscs-Ii rsTAlnuz tyn- - IL T.rus. .l..-
= s-E.rI.h -hop C"rf- one Cone -.
snc yCa -t4s.- t. ,iDns r sfy ~
-. L. >.lELs.
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
E0ss FoR HArcHIsG.

Single comb white Ieghorns are the
hTeed that tiil the egg basket We an.
selling -xzs for Matching from our b.,
pens Al 81 90 Ter Is.
WOODLAND PotLTRy IARI-,
shArpSS. ia
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
EEIek AND CEaE>I woEE

= y1s Hsrt Cs13-Ui Na.s- Urrrs $50
.- .s-t .HH ~ass- sA.t. ~ A-.-r.-f N.-.r.
? - A. ~rrE. r.-A-s-.af..,- .t.sr...-
t- .-r- can - 1T a. TuE --.s..I..
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
ST. lUeIE BILL Pissed THE HOUSE
The vess o. Fs..I PAss.ss 4. th.s Bosy
Wa. 81 % 10.

In the house on wednesday morning
the bsll creating she new county Of sa
Lueie from . portion Of Breysrd county
wss passed by Q vote Of a. to 10. II is
noS stated ai the capital - practically
certain that the bill ~iii pass the senate
without oppn=itiOn.
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
~nTICE 10 IN PIEuC

'a-- 1r---s.- s-----y .t1F- z-t Z =
8 .--tz Irsnt 2 saa.-.t--., hDl-- IN tn
- lssr-J1E bcI.1.-- ,; i-r cJTarF Il
Ma stre~i AE.d Va. aKJ p zvcao~ and
-o..,.- TIE pAErr rzE- o.! Ei-- =sc".sr-
Az, u l. Pa.
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
FoH -AIEATAHsE.aI>

A!tsT AIrli -: ~ 49, .f-- DO .-.f
rEl.rr C.H- fsr -a.-. al r.. -Il... gsr
= Pr pan -fl-Ar. a.lir.-.
- Rs-EsF- trrr.r.t -
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
KETsTOSE LIME

J1-i T~cr;v~t czr'oli of ;'s.. s.-,-nrar.-!
hEG>N'NE LIME tIIi uslTht - IL
- 9hc ozTT'i, h-g'lr-' sra ysls psrp Ii-..e-
80 CrAs- I -gE -. 4 = g-i-.l TO
fs1 tIal -. Firr-3a
The Florida star., 1905-05-12

The rrEalAr Jane rI3s,lJ Ju2i!ou & ,sa.--.-
go Tor bEeya-d cnCuty 49, o rsli ~. - .
pGb.ic --hoci oGlldIns A. T.-usg-lI-. cln.-
rsencins Tues4Ay, j1E= fIh. Igss5 a. =
9 II
JosN K WAlEEE-
CosnTy SUPERINTENDENT
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
FOB SALE

Fiat bcsiomed fish bosI and aAt b.,t
soused rnabnai In gOod Orirr- Va
hescla cheap. Inquire ~ TIA >TtK othce
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
PxxxS DECKS FOR SALE.

Eizh, pure white: cheap Tor gniok sac,
Gno e. kUHL>
shiloh, Florida.
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
nxacxxMrrH saoP.

Doa't tors~s do eli kinds Of black
<nifh and wagon scrk, horsR saoelns
aaA gun rspsirine Gall and ~ me.
j. ID ESNss, nInsVilBe, fiA
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
pKNrAL NOTICE

Dr. Hoaxhtoa hAs the lNento< Do'rs-i
as the Indian River hOs<l dock and ~'i!
FsEnAin fcr too seeks y. u.
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS. SHOES

Globe -wernicke elastic book CASES in SEC
tions. several styles.
Mennen's Taicum Powder, Iac.
Cr1oaPp'e Blossom Perfume, Soc per o.
Chas. A. Gardner, TltusyiIIe- flori,la
The Florida star., 1905-05-12
FOX SALE

C&ssAVa ~<si. g. p-sI@h
r W ANsDKx. OruoDt Pa
The Florida star., 1905-05-12

In the house on Tuesday sbe eomElittee
on fisheries reported shh~tisa,e for
house bili No. 1872, by Mr.. OImstesd, q
bill 10 be entitled an aes 20 repeal section
5 OF chapter 5Sss. laws Of Florida, the
same being an acf entitled sn act 10 regu-
late the catching Of Ssh in the st. Lucie
riyeE, IN the counties Of Brevard ..a Dsde,
state Of Florida, 10 define the limit in
which hshing shall he prohibited on the
St Lncie inlet by landmarks. and 20 pro-
vide penalty tor ,he violation thereof,
whleh Was read and referred to the CON-
mIttee on engrosscd bills.
The Florida star., 1905-05-12

The telegram received here Thursday
OF Iass seek from Tallahassee regarding
the disposition Of the 81 Lacie county
bill in senate committee was unintention-
ally made little misleading. The bill,
~e are informed, wss reported without
recommendation" instead of being ''un-
faVorsbly reported" as Published. Az
torneys hold that . report without recon-
mendstiOn is an unfAvorsble report in L.
sell; however, we prefer to make the cor
recticn and Ies the reader draw his own
conclusions from the facts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-26

/ held up by some friends, and two Chinese
doctors were using raw silk and powder,
trying to stop the blood. The mans
shoe was full of blood, and a pool of it
had also formed on the stone floor.
Il told them to put the man in a chair
and carry him to the hospital, at the
same time sending for Mr. Locke to
given him some chloroform. We operat-
ed and found mass of varicosed veins
at the bottom Of this tumor which was
about four inches in diameter. There
was also an artery running into the
diseased area. After some hunting we
found and tied the bleeding vessels, and
as they We're diseased they had to be
tied several times before they sutures
would hold Then we sewed him no
and soon saw him in bed and doing
well.
in the meantime word came that
the poor Chinese doctor had been put
into prison. We all thought that that
was hard, and | sent over my card and
asked that he be released, now that
the man operated upon was out Of dan
ger. The official sent back word that
a man like that should not be at large,
but that he would send him out Of
prison with a soldier to watch him. So
he was watched for two or three DAYS.
They now tell me that ii the man had
died the Chinese doctor might have been
badly punished or even killed for it.
Three days later, az / was on my way
70 dispensary, man began bowling and
scraping profusely When he came up
! found that it was the poor doctor,
who begged me to 90 with him 70 the
vamen, to have him released. He said
they had taken an his money and his
medicines, and if / did not 60 and en-
treat f0r him there was no telling what
might happen to him. So | went with
him, but the official wouldn't make any
promises. However when | left he let
the doctor so with me. and tie poor
fellow followed me aho three miles,
all through the street, he VAS % fearful
the officers would catch him again.
The unfortunate doctor has now gone
for good left these parts, powders,
drugs and banners, and the doctor who
helped him comes out every day and
in other ways shows his friendship
At the hospital and dispensaries an
der DR.. Vanderburgh's care there were
treated in the last year 1886 patients,
besides thirty two in-patients. Nineteen
major operations and fifty-three minor
operations we're performed. Many visits
were made by the doctor 10 the people
in their homes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-26
The Windsor County Sheriff
DOdgeS Prison Investigation.
COMMITTEE IS INDIGNANT
Books, Not Food, Cakes Daughter Ties.
tiles in Vermont Prison Scandal
Given No State
Provisions.

Bellows Falls, Aug. When the
Vermont state prison investigation was
resumed here yesterday Mrs. Julia Bur.
fridge of Woodstock, daughter Of for
mer Supt. e. w. Cakes Of the state
prison at Windsor, denied that she had
received quantities Of food supplies from
the prison for her own use.
She explained the charge that boxes
Of foodstuTs had been forwarded TO her
home at Woodstock from Windsor by
saving that ker father had shipped to
her great number of books after She
was married, all contained in boxes orr
einally used to convey canned goods to
the prison.
DR.. HARVARD Burgridge, husband Of
Mrs. Burbridge, verified the testimony
offered BY his wife. Several witnesses
testified that Mr.. Cakes bore a good re
putation.
Mrs. Julia Z. Bachelor, mother Of
Miss Anna Bachelor, told the story Of
bow the interview with Mrs. Rogers
came about, and corroborated that Of
her daughter The witness was pres
ent when the telephone messages We're
received
Charles Bachelor was called to an.
swer to tie charge made by Charles Han
son in deposition at Claremont that
Bachelor would not prosecute him for
furnishing food 10 the prisoners against
lie law If he would not tell what he
knew ~ tho RltIr. X imhaU case RAT
chelder denied il, and said Superintend-
cnt Lowell was presenet the conversation.
The ivestigating committee is trying
to secure the presence Of Sheriff Henry
Fl. Peck OF Windsor county. II was an
nounced yesterday that the sheriff is
now outside the state.