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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
PAYMENT
IS FOUGET
In Suit Of F. R. Patch Co. VS..
Protection Lodge.
CASE IN SUPREME COURT
Members Sued Claim They Were Not
Participants in Original Suit in
Which Plaintiff Secured Dam
ages for Conspiracy.

Montpelier, Jan. 26. Iii supreme court
today the celebrated case of the II. r.
Patch Manufacturing company vs. John
r.. Capeless, William Hayerty, y. u.
Hufmore and Others, from Rutland
county. was taken up, and the hearing
promises to continue all day. The plain
till company got damages of s2,a24.51,
with interest, from Protection Lodge of
Nachinists of Rutland 0n the ground
of conspiracy This verdict was sus-
tained by tho supreme court. but the
plaintiff was unable To collect the
amount of tho damages
Then the Patch company brought suit
against individuals, naming nineteen
pcssons. The defendants protest the va
lIiity ri the suits Oh the ground that
they were not participants in the orig
ihal suit and that service was made only
on the president Of the lodge. The
arguments today were on a motion To
dismiss, made by one Of the defendants,
and on demurrer filed BY another.
The plaintiffs attorneys arc N. G. Web
Der and @. N. Barber, while the defend
ants interests are looked after By II.
w Moloney Of Rutland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
One hundred and Forty Sew
enth Anniversary Of Birth
OBSERVED BY BURNS CLUB
Nearly Every Member Of Club in At
tendance on Annual Gathering to Pay
Tribute to Memory Of Scottish
Poet--occasion Highly Enjoyed.

The MaYis singst where gloamin fa's
Athwart the broonie Ice
The plover whistles't doom the glen
The Cushat on the tree
Tie Burnie broom, as dancin doom
Or Ger the lin it churns
The wids alang, repeat in sang
The name o' Bobbie Burns
These lines, composed and spoken ly
III. r. Marr at the annual gathering 0f
the Burns club in Miles hall last even
ing, on the occasion Of the 14?th ami.
ycrsary Of the birth Of Robert Burns,
express better than anything else the
spirit that pervaded the gathering.
Not in the history OF the club has
there been d larger attendance Of d more
enjoyable observance of the poets birth
than on this occasion. Even the hall
decorations seemed to help out the joy-
ous spirit Of the occasion, and the tables
were loaded down with good things. Ev-
erything suggested Scotland and her
greatest poet. There was the heather
by each ones plate, brought from Scot
land only last season By Mrs. james
Campbell; and the napkins all having de-
signs Of the Scotch thistle.
There were oat cakes, short bread and
other Scotch delicacies to eat and even
the haggis, over which Alex Smith pro-
nounced as only he can, Burns "Ode to
a Haggis."
All members of the club wero in at.
tendance except five, and two OF these
were represented by members OF their
families.
After the march and Scotch reel all
were seated at the tables and President
James Macllay welcomed the company,
which for the next two hours listened
TO songs and toasts and partook of
the bountiful feast spread for them.
The programme for this part of the
evenings enjoyment was as follows:
Song, There Was a Lad Was Born
in Kyle .... Wm. Brown
Toast 10 Burns,5 ....s.s+ ..-...s.....
.......- responded TO by j. P. Marr
Song, Lass of Ballochniyle," ...
............... Robert Inglis
Toast, America, .......J. p Emslie
Song, The Star Spangled Banner"
....... ...........s.J. j. Mckenzie
Toast, Scotland" james Patterson
Song, Here's Health, Bonnie Scot.
land, to Thee ..... .Thos. Mcdonald
Toast, Ladies" ...... VIM. Scott
Song, Within Mile of Edinboro
Toon," .... Mrs. Geo. Stewart
These and other song, with dancing in
terspersed. carried the pleasure well into
the morning hours.
During the evening President Mackay
read a greeting from Mayor Barclay,
member of the club, who is now in Ber-
muda.
The music for dancing was furnished
by George angus orchestra. The eater
rr was Edward chesser.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
SURVIVORS TELL
TERRIBLE TALE
OF SUFFERING

women refused to leave the wreck, even
when told that the ship was going
to pieces. Y
Doctors on the rescuing tugs say the
limit Of human endurance has been pass
cd before this time and that all persons
on life rafts are likely dead. The feet
of steamers engaged in patrolling were
seen yesterday morning IN the vicinity
Of Darling river. The steamer Salvor,
which left Bamfeld creek yesterday
morning after sending part Of her crew
over the land trails to seek survivors,
and the whaling steamer Orion, vessel
better equipped than any in those waters
70 throw lines to wreck, the steamer
Queen, which stopped at the wreck on
the way to San Francisco, the tug Lor-
No, sent from Victoria with party Of
blue jackets and d life boat on board,
We're all located, and IA far as could be
learned from correspondents at various
points, none had found any other sun
yiyors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
BROOKLYN CLUE
HAS BEEN GIVEN UP
Not Enough Developed to Warrant Hold
ing Of MaoIsaeco for Completely
in Murder Of Mabel Page at
Weston, Mass.

Brooklyn, Jan 26.--'rhc Brooklyn po-
lice last night abandoned the case
against John Al MpcIseae4, who was ae-
oused by his wife OF having been m ac.
eomplicc in The murder Of Mabel Page
at Weston, Mass, State Detective Whit
neY came here yesterday from Massn-
chusetts and eNamitei the man and
woman. last night Whitney declared
that not enough developed Ia the e1-
animation to warrant holding Maclsnacs.
Detective Whitney Of Boston after
auestioning Mrs. John a. MacIsaacs in
regard to The alleged story She tola the
Brooklyn police "Wednesday thaf her
husband WAS implicated III the Mnble
Page murder announced lie woman de.
MED To lin she made amy such allega
iions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
RED MEN CLIMBING.
Defeated /. 0. o. F. in Interfraternity
Cribbage Match Last Evening.

In the crihbage league contest last
evening the Red Men defeated the ]. O.
@. f., at five tables to three. The re-
suit by tables was as follows: Duncan
and Marshall 4. NJ, defeated Rennie and
Jeals, /. 0. O. F.; Brown and Laxon,
K. NJ, defeated Laurence and Gordon,
l. 0. o. r.; Brew and Webster, r. 1I.
defeated Small and Webster, l. O. o. f.;
Birnie and Wishart, r. NJ, defeated Beck
and Mckiune, /. 0. o. f.; Donbrouskie
and Keefe, r. NJ, defeated Robbins and
Beagrie, J. O. O. r.
Nichols and Cowie, L o. o. f., de-
fcate1 Mcdonald aud Davidson, II. NJ;
Maiden and AreyF l. 0. O r., defeated
Robertson and stewart, 4. ~, Forsvthe
and Smith, 4 o. o. H., defeated Booth
and Gauld, y. NJ.
a meeting Of tlie executive committee
II called ior Saturday evening at z
O'Clock. Players please note that the
schedule for the third series viii be
published in Monday evenings paper.
The cribbage league standing to date
is as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
RI0TING IN NEW YORK.
One Man Is in Serious Condition as d
Result Of II.

New York, JAN e5.--Riotinn broke out
at Third avenue and 23rd street last
night following m attack 81 three men
said by the police to Ee striking iron
warsals On two aon.uninn men who
were he.na escorted homo from Post Il
McGogda new building, 100 East 24th
street, under guard d George kunnnan
. special policeman. Kunzman was
Struck several times over The head ana
fell 70 the sidewalk unconscious. but I,e.
fore The final and effective blow was da.
iYeied, be drew bis revolver and then
fired
About half an hour latea, when The
reserves Of the East 22ad street station
had scattered the crowds of several chou.
sand persons who sWarned the streeta.
and attacking strikers had escaped. two
meit entered drug store at sith street
and Park syenue. 0no at them Peter
eonroy 2s years old, an iron worker.
had serious gun shot wound ii his
right breast lie asked that a doctor be
summoned, and the druggist. realizing
that he was Id preoarious condition,
sent in 4 hurry call to the Taresbvteginn
hospital for an ambulance
Before 1t responded policeman xalk.
cd into the drug store and upon asking
Gonroy how he was shot, the ironworkcr
promptly tod him to mind his own
business His companion Cornelius
0keele, IS years old, also al iron work
er, who had helped Conroy into the
store, likewise refused to tel how the
man received the bullet wound. The
policeman became suspicious and arrest.
ed Tic men. ConroY was sent to the
Presbyterian hospital, where his cendi.
ton is regarded as serious O'Keefs
was locked up. lie was identified by
kaatzman l9st night as one of the
three men who approached him ana tho
nonunion workers and started the tron.
ble.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
DAUGHTERs, DELEGATES.
Marquis deLafayotte Chapter Met Yes.
terday Afternoon.

Marquis deLafayettc Chapter, Dauoh.
ters Of the American Revolution, met
az Montpelier yesterday afternoon ana
selected delegates to the national con.
vention 70 be held at Washington, ID. G.,
next April as follows: Mrs. Al. b. Cum.
mins, with Mrs. &. A. Gale and Mrs.
Justin w. Moody Of Waterbury az al
ternates, and Mrs g. H. Hcaton as dele
gates and Mrs. ]. A. DeI3oer and Mrs.
2 w. Brock a. altornatcs 4 commit
tee was selected 70 prepare an entertain.
ment for Washington's birthday, the
money to % toward the erection of
Contineutal hall in Washington. Mrs.
N. y. Phelps of Barre was chosen as
a member Of the committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
MOB CLAMORED
FOR NEGR0'S LIFE
Demanded Man Who Had Assaulted
Woman at ST. Elmo, Suburb Of
Chattanooga, Tenn.--Jai Now
Defended by State Troops.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan. 26.--For sew
eral hours last night mob Of 800 men,
many Of whom were armed, beset the
county Jail, demanding negro who
criminally assaulted Miss Nevada Tay-
lor Of st. Elmo, suburb, Tuesday
night
The sheriff said the guilty negro had
been taken to Knoxville The mob rel
fused to believe this statement, but did
not make any united attack on the Jail.
Windows were broken and shots We're
fired but the mob seemed To haze no
leaders. Shortly after the maraudcrs
gathered, man carrying d double barr
relied shot gun led 200 men into thc Jail
and demanded the negro The mob was
told the negro was not there and the
sheriff offered I'd allow committee of
ten TO inspect the prisoners. The men
seemed tn disagree aud this committee
was not named.
With the aid Of policemen, this crowd
was then driven from the Jail offices.
Promptly tile mob battered down a
door leading 70 the iail o!fcn Jhe ring
ing Of the riot bells added TO the crowd,
but nothing was done by the men llp to
midnight Armed deputies and police.
men guarded the doorway TO the Jail
proper, and did not allow The mob to
pass
There il ono negro In the jail charged
with assault, another With murder of
a white man and several others oil lesser
charges. During the earlier part Of the
evening the firing of guns drew several
thousand persons To tiia Jail and many
cheered the active members Of the mob.
The crowd became convinced shortly
after midnight through two search com
mittees that the negro had been taken
to Knoxville and dispersed
Troop B Of the State guards, now sur
rounds the jail to prevent further as-
aults.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
MURDERED
ON HIGHW
Boyd Carpenter and His Wife
at BernardStown, Pa.
WERE SHOT LAST NIGHT
Posse Is Searching for the Highwaymen
and There Are Threats Of Lynch
ing--carpenter Was Murdered
in Wife's Sight.

Philadelphia, Jan. 26. Highwaymen
last night shot and killed Boyd Carpen-
ter at Bernardstown. Chester county,
and mortully wounded bis wife, They
first attacked Mrs Carpenter, who was
On her way home from CoastyilIe, aud
as she screamed for help and her hus,
band responded, they killed him iii her
sight Then they shot her several times.
4 posse u searching for the highway.
men and threaten to lynch them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
CAPTAIN HEARTBR0KEN.
Chung to the Rigging and Prayed for
Help for His PASSENGERS.

SAatA@ ~ tlS NlkSAhA d1I rIdy&U iuI
Help for His Passengers.
Seattle, Jan. Survivors of tie
wreck Of the steamship Valencia are of
the apinion that Capt. o. M johnson,
master Of the Nalencia, made no effort
70 save his own life, even when chance
was presented. According to their story.
Captain johnson was heartbroken over
the great loss Of life attending the
wreck.
With drawn face, Captain Johnson
dung to the rigging with the passengers.
thinking only Of those with him. and
time and again prayed for assistance.
Ny God, send relief to my passen.
gers. Captain johnson was heard to
say just before the life rats left the
steamer.
Passengers and crew, during the night.
prior 70 the departure OF the life RATS,
according TO those saved, begged Captain
johnson to place a life belt about his
waist This he persistently refused to
do. Ia spite OF the fact that those
near him begged him to think Of his
family, and friends. Captain johnson
would not do a single thing to help his
condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
District School.

The east for the district school enter.
tainment at Congregational church par.
lors this evening is az follows
Teacher -liezekiah Ballard Pender.
grass.
Boys Master Jeremiah Woodruff Jen.
liins, Master David Pape snobs, Master
Sanuel Wiley SHOCKS Master Sim
Jnekson Dipsey, Master Obadiah Veale
Blzzard, Master Teiesthare Lynde I.es
Boeuf Master Luthef Hale Brown
Girls Miss sally Martin Brown, Miss
Ruth Winch ketehlm. Miss Mehitable
Wright Jones, Aliss Samantha Matheson
Piper. Miss Susan Wallace 1roWfeot,
Miss Dorcas MeWhorter Boolttle, Miss
Jelusha Wishsrt Dixon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
MURDERED BY MISTAKE,
SAY REVOLUTlONISTS
Declare That the Error VIII Be Recti-
fed" in Writing Notice to Chief Of
Gendarmerie Whom They Had,
They Thought, Killed.

ST. Petersburg, jan 26 Revolution.
lists at Penza have made statement, in
which they say that General Lizovsky,
who was killed recently, was murdered
by mistake for NJ Posorovsky, chief OF
the gendarmoric. The latter has re-
cciyed notice from the Reyolutionists
says "Ihe error will be rectihod, as
soon as favorable opportunity ar
rycsn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
CALLS A PASTOR.
First Church in Burlington Sends for
Rev. J. H .Geroge.

Burlington, Jan. 26.-At the annual
meeting of the First Church and society
held last night, the resignation Of the
Rev. g. g. Atkins was accepted and Il
call was extended to the Rev. }. I'll.
eGorge, y. ID, who Il at the head of
the Chicago Theological seminary. ia
become pastor as soon after Dir. Atkins
leaves in April rs win suit his convent.
ence.
This was tho Tooth annual meeting
Of tho church, and it was remarkable
for the fact that the pastor was released
and a call was extended to another The
reports read A. the meeting showed chat
AL departments were working success
fully and larmonio1sly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
HOSPITAL ELECTS OFFICERS.
M. E. Smile President Of Heaton Hospi.
tai Association.

Montpelier, Jan. 10. At the annual
meeting Of the Heston hospital assoeia.
ton last evening the following officers
were chosen President, to succeed Wal
lace G. Andrus, ". 4. Smile; vice pres
ident, G. p Pitkin; treasurer and secre-
tary, G. II. Heaton; finance committee,
NJ L. Smile, c. 2. Pitljn and w. G.
Andrus; executive committee. c. z. Pit.
kin, J.. b. Cross, I. A. Sherburne. A. j.
sib!ey, j. w Mooney; auditors, NJ. +.
Smile and a. j. Sibley
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
cHAReED VIE NEeLEcr.
Mrs. Grace Rexfcrd Of Gallups Mills
Bound Over for Trial.

Island Pond, Jan. 96.--After hcarinq
at Galups Mills this morning Mrs.
Grace Rcxford was bound over 10 the
March term Of Essex county court on
The charge of abandonment and neglect
of her children. Il Is probabIa that
she eannut eei bail and that she win be
taken io the jail at Guilford.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
COURTESY TO LADIES.
vineitia Club Will Open Rooms TO Them
Thursday Afternoons.

At the monthly meeting OF the Vim
eitia club held last evening at their
rooms IL the Blanchard block it was de
cided to throw open the club rooms each
Thursday afternoon for the use of the
lady friends and wives Of the club nam
bcrs and the matter Of Saturday even
ing lunches and ladies' nights was left
entirely to the entertainment committee
20 act at their discretion. Three new
members were taken into the club
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
MILTON WOMAN WAS
FOUND DEAD in BED
Diana Berkeley Was Probably Asphyxiat-
cd BY Gaa-Body Found Today
Woman Had Not Been Seen
for Two Days.

Milton, Jan &c. Mrs. Diana Berkley,
a miiliner, was found dead in bed this
morning in her living rooms IN the rear
Of her millinery parlors. X is probable
that death WAS caused by coal gas as
phyxiation, as the house was full Of
the gas when the doors were broken
open this forenoon shortly before noon.
The woman had not been seen for two
days. and for that reason suspicion was
aroused that there was trouble. She was
65 years Of age and was the step
mother Of DR., G. G. Berkley OF ST.
AIbans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
PETITION RETURNED
TO THE SENDERS
That Charging Irregularities Against
Attorney General Fits Was Not
Properly Sworn to, Declares
Iudge Rowell.

After a conference OF the Supreme
court judges last night, Chief Judge
Rowell announced that the petition
bringing charges against Attorney Sen
eral Clarke G. Fits, prepared by Attor.
ney John D. Spellman Of Rutland and
signed by various Brattleboro men, had
been returned to the senders on the
ground that ii had not been proporely
sworn 10. he charges are alleged to have
44ee77.s II professional Irregularities.
This is the first time that the SUI
premc court has admitted that there
was such a petition presented 70 it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
5. D. ALL EN- is NOT A
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
Declares He Would Not Care to Put
Himself Under the Heavy Strain Of
ofiee--"I am not a Candi-
datc.D He Saws.
I'd" !" He SaYs.

Mr.. Editor; In an article in Yester-
days paper mentioning differeat ones
spoken OF as candidates for mayor, I
notice my name with others. If could
have every vote of the city, would not
care to Put myself under the heavy
business strain that it would require TO
put myself on Q level with the rnaysrs
and councilmen We have had in the paet
few years. ] see no san Juan Hill 10
charge up and the ambitions Of futulla
would be very small for young mah
like myself
] am not candidate.
S. D. Allen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
Two WILL DIE.
Street Car and freight Train in Collision
az London, Ont

London, Ont, Jan. 96 A freight tria
struck street car at the Grand Trunk
crossing last night. The conductor, ,.
Moore, was instantly killed, aad Z. c.
Braelt, The motorman, WIS fatally IN.
iured. Several passengers were injured,
but only slightly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
:
TAKES POLICY IN NATIONAL.
Col. G. B. NJ. Harvey Of Harpers Weekly
Insarss for $4,000.

Montpelier. Jan. 26-Col. George h.
M. Harvey Of New York, editor Of Har.
pers Weekly and the North American
Review, has this week again demon
strated his faith in Vermont institutions
BY taking out a straight life policy of
$4,000 with the National Life Insurance
company. The details were arranged III
Mr.. Harrey's office this week BY General
Agent s. s. Ballard Of this city aud the
policy was sent to Mr, Harvey last
evening from the home Office
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
INSTALLED LAST EVENING.
ofHcers Of Court Granite City, ForesteGs
Of America, for the lerm.

At the regular meeting OF Court Gran
ice City, No. 8, Foresters of America.
held last evening, the following officers
were installed by Deputy Grand Chief
blanchard Of Montpelier, assisted BY
Herald John r Mcdonald Chief Rane
er, George H. Stewaft sub. chief, Peter
l.agcTy; treasurer, Peter Alexander; II.
s., Charles A. Iondgrcn; r. 81, William
Nicoii 5. w, John Marizzi; J. W., john
Aieara; s. B., John Forbes; 7 b., J. p.
smith; court physician, Dr. ]. 2. Aic-
Sweeney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
condItIons tInntecedented.

North Hero, Ian &c. The lee condi.
iions in Lake Champlain m.e nnprece.
deated fof this time Of ihe Ncat. The
icc i loosened from the shore and IL
drifting about tie lake.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
CANDIDATE DIED SUDDENLY.
Mr. Higgins Had Been Voted for in Cal.
way Yesterday

Galway Jan. g. Air Higgins. htst
Naiional eaaaidate ior parliament in
THIS division where polling occurred yes-
tcfdag, died suddenly This morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
FELL AND BROKE ARM.
Mrs. Harvey Jacobs Sustained Injury in
MONTPELIER.

Montpelier, Ian 26.- Mrs Harvey ia.
cobs Of East Montpelier fell on the ice
IN this city yesterday and broke her
right arm between the elbow and the
wrist Dr. Mcclure was called 10 attend
to her injury. Mrs. Jacobs was in Mont.
pelier on business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
weafber preaietinn.

Fair 10 north and somewhat wagner.
Saturday, probably snow in north pof-
ton; slightly warmer; fresh northeast
Winds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
HANGEp roR MuRpER.
Nicola MurdOco Chopped His wife to
nacTt,

Jersey City, " j., Jan. 2G.- Nicola
MuFdaco, who in May last chopped his
wife TO death, was hanged this morn.
inn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26

supper tonight a Congregational
church
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
GROUND TO DEATH
Handkerchief and Money, ,,- Coming
Through Machinery Gave First
lntimation of Mans
Horrible End.

Bangor, Me-, July 31-John keenan,,
55syears old was ground to death in
the whirling cogs of a chip hopper
Paper company, at Lincoln Saturday.
The first intimation his fellow en-.
ployes had of his death was the
discovery of handkerchief in the
carrier from the hopper which ran
into another section of the mill
Later money was seen in the car
rier and soon the basket came out
covered with blood The engine was
stopped and Keenan's body was dis
covered crushed to- an almost un-
recognizable mass of flesh and bones.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
THREE SUBJECTS
Discussed at Convention of American
Federation of Catholic
Societies.

Buffalo, N. Y, July 31.-Today's ses-
sion of the American Federation of
Catholic societies continued from an
early hour until nearly midnight to-
night and during that time three mo-
mentous subjects were thoroughly
iscissed-diyorce, immigration and
socialism. There were many speak
ers and the matters will be thorough
ly threshed out before the federation
finally adjourns. UP to the present
time no formal resolutions bearing
on these matters have been adopted
but it is probable that before the
delegates finally dispense they win
place themselves strongly on record
as favoring the enforcement of all of
the existing church laws that bear on
| these subjects.
| There is general undercurrent of
feeling among the delegates that
there has been too much laxity in en-
forcing church laws and it is probable
that before this federation adjourns
1t will have taken such action as will
result in all church officials Insisting
that communicates live up to all the
tenets of the faith.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
The covernor's Movements.

Columbus, o., July 31.-Governor
Harris will be absent from the state
He goes to Fremont Thursday to at
tend the ceremonies incident to the
reinterment of the body of Major
Groghan. His military staff will ac-
company him. He will meet Vice
President Fairbanks there. Friday
the governor goes to the legislative
reunion at Cedar Point Saturday he
attends the Erie county farmers pic
mic and will then go to his home at
Eaton to spend Sunday