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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
PAIR WENT AWAY
ON A LARK
Marshheld Man and Young Woman
Engage Team and Start Out on a
Trip Are Stopped by the Sheriff
in New Hampshire.

Marshield. July II. Minnie AfarshaIl.
the II year old daughter of Joseph Mar
shall OF Maple liill disappeared from
home Saturday and A search for her BY
her father did not reveal her where
abouts. Becoming ALARMED he appealed
TO Constable j Burton Pike on Monday,
Constable Pike. who teiephoned far and
near Wells River way. 1t was found that
4 couple stayed in Lamesboro Sunday
night, taking the early morning freight
train from there 70 Wells River. Con
stable Pike phoned Deputy Sheriff II.
I. Baldwin of Wells River, giving him
a description Of the couple. whereupon
Mr.. Baldwin started ont at once, for
Tie Wells River station, where he found
they had inquired if tiiefe Wars train
into New Hampshire soon. Upon being
told none was due for some time they
did not wish to run any risk 80 walked
into Moodsville. where they were await
ing 4 train. having purchased tickets
Tor some place in Now Hampshire Mr.
teleqaphed Mr. Pike that he
was on board train with party and
having caught the express, arrived here
on the / / o'clock Monday forenoon and
were met IT tie station bY the constable.
In the meantime Mr. Marshall had call
III upon town grand juror, q Il. Shep-
anl, and vent t. Cabot to get Hon. i.
r. Lanson Justice of the Peace II. n. 4
Martin was called and hearing was
held tt Hotel Spenecr ut O'Clock The
nn4n with Miss Marshall was ALLOW Bar
low, an employee ut Charles Soulc tile
The couple are not mar
Iied and denied any intentions of doing
so Both said they were ont on d pleas.
IRE trip, also, they denied having lad
mpfopef relations etc.
AZ the hearing the young woman
promised % return to her father and /
remain at home and Barlow offered to
oay al bills Of expense and 20 his way,
lot Again bothering the girl On the
promises and with some good advice to
10Th, tile justice mol pressed the case.
The tenn Barlow hired of liveryman
Parks Of plninneld and which lie drove
o Lanesboro on Sunday, was driven
1aek to Parks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
PAPER MAKERS FOR SULLIVAN.
Vote at Bellows Falls to support Social
ist Candidate for Governor.

Bellows Falls. july 17.-The Pulp,
Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers union
Of Bellows Walls af It's meeting Sunday
adopted these resolutions
Whereas, the time has come to make
a decision as to the candidates organized
labor should support at the coming
state election, and
Whereas, the State federation OF Ia
bor having questioned the candidates
and having received favorable reply
70 the questions asked from none but
the Socialist party candidate for gov
ernor, therefore, be il
Resolved, that We, the pulp, sulphite
and paper mill workers Of Bellows Falls,
pledge ourselves to do all in our power
to elect the Socialist party candidate
TO the Office Of governor Of the state;
and be it further
Resolved, that the Central trades and
labor council OF Rutland be requested
70 support through the columns Of its
paper 1.-THE Vermont Union Signal) the
Socialist party candidate and that the
secretary be instructed to send a copy
Of these resolutions, for publication. to
the editor Of the Vermont Union Signal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
NEW RAILROAD POSSIBLE.
Vt, People Hope to Get Out
let by Way Of Stowe.

Waterbury, July 17.-p. A. Dyer Of
Boston, representative Of capitalists in
that city, has been IN this vicinity for
the past few days on business connected
with the building Qf the new power
dam ar Morrisville. The village Of Nor
risyillo has contracted for power for the
municipal lighting plant, but there will
be large surplus.
It has been hoped that this surplus
power might warrant tic extension 81
tho Mt Mansfield electric railroad from
Stowe, its present terminal point, thus
making direct communication by rail
between Waterbury and Stove.
II was in connection with this idea
that Mr.. Dyer has been investigating
the prospects II is believed that II the
Mt Mansfield company viii not ex.
tend tie present road to Morrsville, O
new line viii be built connecting Morris.
vile and Stowe.
The new plant Al Morrisville will pro
dnce more than 900 horsepower.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
A BARRE WOMAN BANKRUPT.
Burlington Firm One Of the Creditors
Who Brought Petition.

Burlington, July 17.--JuIin A. Corey,
a merchant in Barre, has been petitions
ed into bankruptcy and the petition has
been iiled IN the Office of George 4. John
son. clerk of the United States courts.
II is alleged that she committed an act
oi bankruptcy by giving Joseph Charlie
a mortgage on the contents of her store,
with the intention OF making him pre-
ferrcd creditor. The concerns which Pc
titioned her into bankruptcy and the
amounts they claim afe as follows.
SpeaI-Aartin Far Co., Of Burlington,
$2li.4S.
Charles Lawrence Go. Of Boston, si1S.-
1S.
Martin 4. lIail 4 CO. of Boston, sse.-
80
q Il. Cross & son d Montpelier,
$3.50.
Montpelier grocery company, si73.42.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
JACK O'BRIEN'S
HARDEST FIGHT
Sam Berger Of California Made Him
Go Some = Latter Showed His
Gameness.

II n.
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.,a:',s,a 49, w., Ns,Sl., iass nlgs1
80. a,,lausa i,l'sa ,'aeh 4 ie''eh elie ~ q
III s'A.Io'l''q Dss.'f 49,. q his career. Not.
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II " tsgp Sssh oser z btaen ieIt cye,
s'snas ~ ~ aa'lneiphM ian had hefeet
oassh.ss iIuln .he nose, bosh men we're
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~as f'sssn u ure ~ hls cunning 70
asosu asskss tAsAes and the attef
aga'n "pfnea up y Y Obrlen damaged
s'sh Nislpus Iaeh.. Just AZ inc
siuss ~ y w fVu'a, y nIleh snort arm
~ " ps5ss JaN mace the atters
s:p el'ess snosh seEe1hef. both men we're
ssisq .r1 Nhsh .ne1 vent to their corners.
- ~ loufe,a f0nha was repentlon o.
ehe q talIhs y Was give ana take from
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
TWO KILLED
TREE INJURED
Ii Wtsburg, Pa, Hotel Fire
Today
ONH WAS SUFFOCATED
sAnd Other Dead Man Fell Through Life
Net Fire Damage to the Ho-
tel Property Was
Small.
)NH WAS SUFFOCATED

rittsbugg, July 1.-Two men arc
Head and three badly injured as the re-
suit Of FIRE early this morning in the
k'ark Hotel on Second avenue. The dead
afe James Conway, Of the City Board Of
flsaith, suifocated and Neal Connors, the
Motel manager, who fell through life
1net into which he jumped, receiving in
s1uries from which he died two hours
later. The injured include two police.
men and one firemen.
The fire originated from gas jet in
sthe rear Of the hallway and the whole
eof the rear portion OF the building was
soon in flames. All escape was cut off
by means Of stairway and the only exit
for those imprisoned was through the
second and third story windows, aided
by the fremen and policemen. There
were number Of heroic rescues. Con-
way was suffocated in his room on the
third floor. The hotel was damaged
about $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
May Bring the Standard Oil
To lis Knees.
OPINION OF MR.. MOODY
District Attorney Sullivan's Important
Visit To New York city--M. G.
Grammer to Be Called as
Witness.

Cleveland, O., July IL. The Plain
Dealer today says
Basing bis opinion upon the testi-
mony already submitted TO the federal
grand jury in this district Attorney
General Moody believes that the govern-
ment has at last secured the evidence
which will lead TO bringing the Stand
ard Oil company to it, knees.
The return Of District Attorney Sui.
livan today from an all.day conference
with the attorney general yesterday at
New York will mark complete change
in the plans Of the government in con
nection with the fight 10 stamp out
trade discrimination BY the gigantic
corporation.
The change in plans includes com
plete reversal regarding NJ. J. Gramner,
vice president of the Lake Shore &
Michigan Central railway. Grammer
will not be indicted. sInstead he will be
asked TO assist the government IN forg
ing chain OF evidence about the necks
of some Of the biggest STANDARD Oil
company officials in the country
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
GEN. HUMIDITY TO BLAME.
He Has Been the Cause Of Our Suffering
for the Past Three DAYS.

That old tyrant and oppressor, Gen.
Humidity, is in town. He has been here
since early Saturday and the longer he
has fingered the more oppressive he has
become. He has made living iIncomfor-
table to most of us for three days, and
now 1old Prob" promises relief. The
temperature and humidity ranged high
on Sunday, but both were higher yester-
day. according to Weather Man Shaw at
Northfeld This forenoon conditions
were about the same as yesterday, but
the promises Of eOld Prob OF cooler
conditions has caused suffering human
ity to sit up and take notice this af-
ternoon
. On none Of the oppressive DAYS has
the temperature been 70 high as one
day in May this year, but the general
discontinue is due to the excessive hut
midity. But the corn you could all
most see II grow at any time Of day
or night for the past three days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
Agreement Reached as to
Differences
AT Meeting Yesterday Afternoon =.
Member Of Firm Does Not Return
to His Work Running the
Surfacing Machine.

The men who have been ont at the
2, Macchi shed for several days returned
70 work this morning, the difficulties
having beer adjusted yesterday after
noon at a conference Of the executive
committees of the manufarturers' as
sociation and the granite cutters union.
BY this adjustment the member Of the
firm who had been running surface
cutter, and over whom the trouble
arose, does not take up his job again.
The general question Of the right Of
an employer, whether iourneylnan or
not, to work in his own shed, IS left
TO the executive committees Of the Ma
tional association Of granite manufac-
turers and granite cutters International
union for final settlement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
BURLINGTON WATER SUPPLY.
Special Committee Says City Should
Continue to Take 1t from Lake.

Burlington, July 17.-Jhe committee
appointed to investigate the feasibility
Of a gravity or artesian water supply
fpr Burlington made itS report 10 the
board Of aldermen last night and recon
mend that the lake supply be continued
in use After the report had been read
the aldermen passed a resolution ap-
pointing the water committee, consisting
Of Aldermen Meagher, Courtney and
Pine, with City Engineer Sinclair, Il
committee to prepare plans and esti-
mates for a filtration plant. The may
or win call city meeting soon for the
purpose Of presenting 10 the citizens 4
proposition 10 Issue bonds 70 build such
a plant The state board of health
has not vet extended the time given the
city in which 10 take action, but has
indicated that II win give such an *.
tension if faucets nre properly labeled.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
SOLDIERS STEAL.
Took $3.50 in Cash and $500 IN Checks
Of r. w. Goodrich in Rutland.

Rutland, July H.. Several houses in
this city were broken into Sunday night
by some Of the troops of the 18th cav
airy, about 600 of whom stopped here
last night en- route from Fort Ethan
Allen, Burlingtn, to Mount Gfetna, Pa.
Az the home Of III M. Goodrich on
North Main street, they stole about $50
IN money and checks To the amount
OF over 5000. The house was entered
through ar open window The money
and checks were ina pocketbook in Nh
Goodrich's inside vest pocket Tlc vest
hung Oh door knob within reach Oh
the head Of the bed, but neither Mr..
Goodrich nor bis wife was awakened.
The former arose early yesterday morn
ing To take a train and when he went
TO change his money and papers from
one vest % another, he missed the poe
textbook. but supposed ii had fallen on
the floor somewhere III tho ROOM When
he reached home last night, however, lie
found that it had been stolen. His gold
watch and chain, which were in the
same vest that contained the money.
were not taken. Alr. Goodrich stated
last night that bic could remember some
of the checks and had stopped payment
on tlIem, but some Of them he could not
remember.
The house Of Dr. N. J. Dclehanty,
which is next to that Of Mr.. Goodrich's,
was also entered, but nothing was tax
en-. Mrs. Delehanty. was awakened BY
noise and awoke the doctor, who
sprang out Of bed and Turned on the
electric light in time to sce man dress
ed in khaki uniform leaving the room.
lie escaped
Mrs. g. Q. Perkins, also Of North
Main street, was awakened about three
o'clock yesterday morning and saw
soldier running across the street pursued
by a dog. The streets We're filled with
soldiers mp to an early hour in the
morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17

Among the Beautiful North Islands Of
Lake ChampIain.

A charming trip on Lake Champlain to
st. Albans bay via Central Vermont
railway, Burlington and steamer Chat
eaugay," viii be run Thursday, July
10th, from Barre, Montpelier, Middle
sex, Waterbury, etc. 1hc trip will be
made by special train to Burlington,
thence BY the elegant and commodious
steamer "Chateaugayr Of the Champlain
transportation company Leaving Bur-
lington the steamer viii cross the lake
in a northwesterly direction, passing to
the south and west Of Yalcour island.
You cannot afford to miss this delight
ful days outing at The price Of tic
lSet which includes both rail and steamer
trip Of seven hours on the lake.
Fur for the round trip, Barre Si.25,
children 65c; Montpelier S1.25, children
Csc; MiddIesex Si.25, children Csc; Wa.
tcrbury S1.00, children soc; North Dux-
bury Sl.00, children SOC.
Special trains will be run, leaving
Barre at 1910 q. M, Montpelier 1880
n. No., Middlesex 7s45 a. M, and Water
bury 1858 q. M Tickets will be good
only on special trains July 10, 1906.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
Leroy Il. COrser Dead.

Brattieboro, July i5.--Leroy II. Cor
ser. aged 20, died suddenly Of heart dis
ease last night at the Brattleboro re-
treat, whore he went Sunday for medical
treatment lie was son Of the late
Rraeisett &. corser, formerly a promin.
ent business man, aud was graduate
Of Tie BrattIcboro high school. lie
studied law three years and then was
bookkeeper for the firm Of which his
father was a member, going from here
10 Los Angeles ia represent an automo
bile firm. tic returned 70 Brattlebofo 81
short lime ago. He leaves q mother, sis
Ter and brother.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
FOR MEAT INSPECTORS.
Gil Service Examination Begins July
21, and Continues Until August 2.

Washington, July l7.--It is evident
III sufficient number Of patriots will
saifice other ambitions to become meat
inectors at an initial salary Of $1,000
peIyear. There are 400 Of these posi-
tic to be passed around. The civil
serce commission has advertised ser
icsf examinations, which will form the
bas for an eligible list from which
seleons will be made. The examina
iioi win begin July p and continue
mt August 8. Up to this time moro
tha 300 applications have been fled
BY use who expect to take the civil
serN examination.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
CONFIDENT OF DAVIS.
Democratic State Committee of Maine
Holds Long Session.

Wateryille, Me-. July 1.-THE Dem.
ocratic state committee held a pro
tracted session here Yesterday. In adj
dition to Chairman Edgar L. Jones and
Cyrus w. Davis, candidate for Cover.
nor, there were present the four can.
didates for Congress and the county
chaIrmen. Members Of the committee
declared they had every reason to be-
lieve Mr. Davis would carry the state
in September.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17

Sheriff Tracy Win Give si0o for His
Capture.

Montpelier, July l7. Sheriff i. Ii.
Tracy Is about 10 send broadcast
throughout the country circular on
which Is printed the face and descrip-
stion Of 3. y. Coon, wanted for man
slaughter in this state. He Is under IN
dictinent and may be held az fugitive
from Justice. Ito was last seen in
Springfield. Mass, ii December Coon
IS under charge Of causing the death Of
Peter Duraut, M aged inmate of the
insane asylum at Waterbury. in October,
1905. After IN investigation by the
grand Jury a true bill Was found against
him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
SAW BRoNcHos BROKEN.
The EIks Entertained in Denver-con-
vention Opened.

Denver, Colo, July H.. Thousands Of
Elks from all parts Of the United states
last night opened their annual conven-
tiQn with public exercises at the Taber
opera house. Walter Collier, exalted rul-
er of Denver lodge, No IL, presided.
Governor Jesse f. Mcdonald, Mayor Rob
ert W. Speer and Justice Luther NJ.
Goddard of the supreme court, made
addresses of welcome. Robert W. Brown.
exalted ruler Of the grand lodge, de.
liyered an address in response Several
brief responses were made by other
prominent visitors.
In the afternoon thousands of Elks
visited the university ball park, where
an exhibition of broncho breaking and
roping of steers was given.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
WEST BURKE PEOPLE
WERE INJURED
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins Were Hit by Run
away Team and Mrs. jenkins
Was Perhaps Fatally
Injured.

East Burke, July Mrs. Milo Jen.
kins suffered probably fatal injuries late
yesterday afternoon, and Mr.. Jenkins
was slightly hurt by horse hitched to
y rake running away. The runaway
ran into the team in which Mr. and Mrs.
Jenkins We're riding and they were
thrown out, Mrs Jenkins striking on d
stone They are prominent residents Of
West Burke.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
Notes Of the Convention.

The citizens of Marshicld elected sew
en- delegates ID the county convention
at the time they elecid delegates 10
the ttate and district conventions.
When the call was issued they diseoy-
cred that they were entitled to only
five. The last two of Che seven were
dropped and the FIVE, On motion Of John
N. Harvey Of Montpelier, III the conren-
tion today, were seategl.
The Barre delegation to Montpelier
made its headquarters in the bar room
at the Montpelier house.
The committee on resolutions was:
G. A. Plumley, i. G. Moody, j. N.
Haryey. ". I. Clapp and james Maelay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
l.s4r AND DUMB
FOUGHT Al DUEL
Seconds and Attendants Were Also Deaf
and Dumb---Three Shots Fired
and One Of Duellists Fell
Dead in His Tracks.

Geneva, Switzerland July ia duel
Of an unusual nature with fatal ter
mination has been fought near Como.
Both duellists were deaf and dumb as
we're the seconds. Tie duel took place
n forest, all parties in the affair went
b the spot in automobiles and wore
hack masks. AT 25 PAGES the duellists
ired three shots and one OF the men fell
cad in his tracks Not word was
aoken during the whole of the proceed
los.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
PROPERTY DAMAGED.
Severe Earthquake Shocks Reported /
New Mexico.

Santa le, N. Nj, July i7.--C Consider.
able property damage was done yester
day afternoon at Socorro, San MarciaI
and nearby settlements hy an earth.
quake shock, which was the severest Of
The 200 shocks that have occurred III
that part of New Mexico during the
last two years The shocks are local
and are caused By earth slides In the
Magadelena mountains.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
WE SUPPORTED GREAT BRITAIN.
Report Made on Turco-Egyptian Dis
pute.

London, July 1.-THE official CORES
pondence on the subject Of the Turco-
Egyptian frontier dispute published yes
terday sheds little new light on the Incl
dent which brought Great Britain and
Turkey to the verge Of war. A sentence
In the despatch sent by Ambassador
OConor from Constantinople May IA
to Foreign Secretary Grey is interesting
as showing that Great Britain had the
support Of the American representative
at Constantinople and how confidently
Great Britain's representatives count on
.such support.
| 1T seems happily almost superhuous
Tor me to add wrote Sir Nicholas r.
PConor, that ! experienced the most
|prdial good will on the party OF the
United States Minister
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
HIS REEL TO GROVER.
II Was One Of Joe Jefferson's Treasured
Possessions.

Chicago, July IL. Joseph jefferson.
in remembrance Of the many fishing
trips he enjoyed with Grover Cleveland.
recognized the former president Of the
United States in his VIII, dated October
~, 1909, and filed yesterday ii the
recorders Office. In codiciI dated Ave
years later than the will MIR. jefferson
wrote
TO my friend, the Hon Grover Cleve.
land, bequeath my best Kentucky
reel
This reel il said bv those who knew
Joseph Jefferson IN life, to have been
one of the actors most treasured pos
sessions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
VIOLATES TRADE LAWS.
Canton, O., Bridge Company Sentenced
at Lima to Pay $500.

Lima, O.. July f7r-It win cost the
first Of p bridge trust agents and com
panies who were prosecuted here. nearly
$1,000 for violation Of the law against
restraint of trade.
Judge Cunningham yesterday oyor.
ruled the motion for 4 new trial in the
case Of Harry Hammond of the Canton
bridge company, convicted week ano.
and sentenced the prisoner 10 d fine Of
$500 and the cost of prosecution. The
court costs will amount to S2.00O Al the
case was bitterly fought and witnesses
brought here from distant points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
SHOT TWO FIRST.
A New York Man Kills Self After
wounding Employers Daughter.

New York, July 17.-Adam Schenig.
30 years old, employed at butchers
shop in East One Hundred and Forty.
ninth street, Yesterday shot ard fatalEv
wsnnded Miss louise karcher, daughter
Of his EMPLOYER; shot and seriously
wounded the girls mother and com.
mitted suicide by cutting his throat with
a butcher knife. The supposed motive
for the shooting was the rejection OF
by the young woman and her parents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
CAUGHT LARGE TROUT.
Joseph A. Jubb Got on Old Settler Near
Mark Harbour's.

Bennington, July fT.--J A. Jubh,
while AZ Camp LOafmore, went fishing
and near Mark Harbours succeeded in
landing the large trOut that has in
habitcd the brook there for quite a.
time.
The people from Camp Comfort, Camp
IOafmore and fishermen from this vii
lage have tried to catch him and several
have had him on the hook, but none vas
able 20 land the fish.
The trout was thirteen inches long,
and weighed pound and tbree-quar-
tiers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17

A hearing win be held in Burlington
July ~ for the purpose of determining
the ownership Of 200 pounds Of WOOL
six sheep pelts, and other property
which was seized by the customs off
Gals. Benjamin Comi in particular is
notified to appear. August : similar
hearing viii be held with reference to a
horse seized from Henry Centebar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
RERNEp VERDICT NOT GUILTY.
Two, ,ccused in Kentucky Are Given
Their Freedom by Jury.

BeyviIle, XVI, July 17. The jury
y tease Of James tlargis and Ia.
Oalla On trial for the murder Of
=. hlrcuu, returned verdict Of not
gnlltAIs morning, and the prisoners
Nefe hargcd.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
Drownings Yesterday.

At Southboro, Mass.--loln Bagley.
At Ncwburyport, Mass. John Devon
shire.
AT Oldtown, Me-. Miss Eva Naclon
OF NatcryiIlc, Ne.
AT Kcnnebunkport, No. William lit.
tlctlcld
Az l3rushneck Cove, r. LEROY j..
Taft.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17

Little Bertha AicCombee,, Of Morris.
Vile, who was the victim Of an automo.
bile accident several weeks ago, Is now
able to be out Of doors without crutehes.
Although it will take q long time, it
Is hoped that she will eventually fully
recover from her injuries.