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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10

Held Yesterday Afternoon--Interment in
EImwood Cemetery.

The funeral of the late John Mackie
took place at the home of Mrs. Mackies
parents, 81 Brook street. yesterday al
tcrnoon, the Rev. n A. Poole ofiiciat-
ing. The quartette consisting of Messrs.
kidder and Sheriffs and Miss Harris and
Mrs. Braley, sang Jesus Lover Of Ny
Soul, and Nearer, MY God, to Thee
which were favorite of Mr.. Mackie. The
pail bearers were David Mortimer, John
Morgan, William Nicol, John Corskie,
William Mathieson and William Little.
The interment was in the family lot
at EIniwod cemetery. ii anyone has
been omitted in the list Of flowers, please
accept the apologies OF the family. The
list was ak follows;
Pillow from wife, with Husband on
it: pillow. Mr. and Mrs. George Mackie
and family; wreath. Mr.. and Mrs. John
ID. Smith and family wreath, Foresters
of America; anchor. pail bearers: carna.
tions, Christina and Robert Bogie. Sar-
anac Lake, y. Y; roses and carnations,
Jennie Aiay Mcdonald Of saranac Lake,
N. III. Ladies OF Clan Gordon, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Nicol, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Campbell. Miss Nellie B. Smith, Miss
Lizzie Melkeowin, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew hnutson, Mr., and Mrs. James
Rhind, Mr.. and Mrs. james Paterson,
Mr. and Mrs. William Downie, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Black; carnations, Mr.. and
Mrs, William Scott, Mr.. George Troup.
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Corskie, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lille and family, Mr.. and
Mrs William Wright. from friend,
parolav prntbora Mr. n W af.Sfstf., /,
Sr., Air and Mrs. George Paterson; Gala
lilies, Mrs. NJ. J. Carey, firaniteville;
ealla lilies, Mr. and Mrs. John f. Nc
Donalds carnations, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Watt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
THIS SUICIDE
NOT A JOKE
People Thought Ernest Wheel
er Was Only Pooling
WHEN HE THREATENED
Watched Him While He Snapped Re-
volver at Himself Several Times
and Told Him to Come
to supper.

Burlington, May TO- Ernest Wheeler,
a teamster. committed suicide by shoot.
ing, at his boarding house Oh upper
Main street III WinooslSi shortly after
seven o'clock last evening. Jealousy Of
attentions paid Mrs. Geranis by sol-
siier Is given as d cause Of the deed.
Wheeler, who has been employed br
George Pratt ais a teamstcr for the past
four weeks, has been acting strangely
for the past few days and yesterday
did rot ~ to work owing 10 The rain
According I'd Mls. Aiken L0zo. with
whom he boarded, he went to bed in
the afternoon and slept until called for
supper. Coming down stairs without his
shoes, 10 refused supper, SAYING that
he was tired Of living and that no
one cared for him and he cared for
no one. 4 am going to blow out my
brains and end it all,n said Wheeler
~ he started for The pantry. Mrs.
Isozo, thinking that he had something
to drink in the pantry, did not inter.
ferc. lie returned shortly after Win
4 revolver, the propertrso Mrs. Lozo,
which she has kept loaded in the house
since the death Of her husband.
The gun, which was of 30 calibre
rim fire, was somewhat rusty. not hav-
ing been used much, and bothered Wheel
er as bic tried TO discharge II. He went
out In the yard and succeeded in firing
one cartridge. Returning to the kitchen
where Mrs. I,0zo and her two daughters,
Mrs. Geranis and Mrs. H. B. Boiselle
and children were eating, he still con-
tinued 10 talk of killing himself. Mrs.
Loxo called upon him to stop his fool
ing and come to supper
He seated himself in the rocker near
the kitchen stove about five feet from
the table and examined the weapon
again After making an amber of m-
successful efforts 10 Dire the gun he ex.
claimed with an oath, "1rhe thing will
90 off, The cartridge exploded and the
man fell from the rocker with ball
III bin head, over the right ear.
0niccr Rergeron, who was the first
to arrive on the scene, summoned Health
Officer Or. j.. A. Burdick, Selectmsn
e. Il. Bigwood and Arthur Desantels,
oTersefr If the Poor G. d. Flint, who
with hrs. shechan and Dun. viewed
the body. All were OF the opinion thab
The man died instantly. Little is known
Of the suicide in the village. The man,
who was about 20 years Of age of mus
cular build, although rather short, came
here about two years ago and has work
ed at odd jobs ever since. For the past
year and half he has been living at
the home of Mrs. Lozo. The man stat
ed al one time that he had grand
mother living in HYDE Park, this state.
On looking through his effects after
The shooting, DIR. =. A. Burdick found
letter to Wheeler from Morrisville
addressed Dear Nephew and signed
Deacon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
DON'T FEAR a RUN.
On Kingston, NJ Y, Savings Bank
Whose Cashier Suicided.

Kingston, N. A., May l0.~ Tho fear
Of run OH the Kingston Savings bank
following the suicide Tuesday Of Ac.
cointanf Frank Johnson, winch cauegl
the trustees 70 ass tne state banking
department ior a. imipcaiate examna.
ton OF the banks affairs appears to
have been allayed.
The trustees announcement that tie
bank vas solvent Nenaed 10 have tie
desired effect Only twelve drposi.ors
goye notice Of withdrawal under The GO
davs clause which was put III force as
) precautiofl. Five depositoFs who Nith-
drew thcir money Tuesday reseposited
Superintendcnt KiIhurn has sent word
thaf bank examiners will Ne here with.
N 4 day oil two 10 investigate the banks
condition
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
is FINALLY RELEASED.
Big Harley Let Out Of East Cam
bridge Jail.

Boston. May 10.--William c. Wood
ward, alias big Harley the king Of
confidence men. was yesterday afternoon
given his freedom by order Of Judge
Brow IN the United States district
court. Woodward appeared in writ
Of haheas corpus for his release from
East Cambridge Jail.
Some -four years ago, on four counts
for using The mails in a scheme to de-
fraud, Woodward was sentenced to IS
months on each Of the first three, and
six months on the fourth, III to be
served in the state prison at Charles
town. With time off for good behavior.
his sentence on the first three counts
would have expired last December. when,
through his counsel, he asked for his
Immediate release on the ground that
his Incarceration was Illegal on tho
fourth count, a. no person could be held
under the law at the prison for q term
OF less than a year.
After bearings before the United
States courts the point was sustained
in its principle, but Woodward was re-
sentenced on the fourth count 10 three
ronths at the East Cambridge jail
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
MARRIAGE in NoRrHFIELD.
Lora Reed to George James Yesterday
Afternoon.

Mortified, May 10.--The marriage OF
Miss 1.ora, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Fl. u. Reed and George james, occurred
yesterday afternoon At 4 o'clock at the
home OF the brides parents on Central
street. The ceremony was quiet, only
the relative. and few close friends Of
the couple being present. Rev. Walter
Dole Of the Univcrsalist church was the
officiating clergyman.
The bride was educated in the pub
liz schools here and has been student
in the music department OF Montpelier
seminary She Is highly esteemed by =
wide circle Of friends. The groom came
to Mortified some few years ago from
New York and holds the position Of
bookkeeper for the L. D. Ellis Granite
company. He has become very popular
during his stay here After wedding
trip the couple will reside here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
FUNERAL or MRS. wILKIN.
Was Held Yesterday Afternoon from Her
Late Home.

The funeral Of Mrs. Lizzie Buchanan
yyillxin was held at two o'clock yesterday
afternoon from her hate home on Third
street. the Rex. G. G. Conner officiating.
The house was filed with che relatives
and friends Of the deceased and Bright
star Rebekah lodge attended in a body.
The esteem III which the young lady
was held was shown in a measure by
the many. beautiful floral tributes.
The pan bearers we're George Long,
Thomas Bailey. James Beattic, William
Il. Wilkia, Perley , Buchanan and e..
@. Allen. The interlnent was in Hope
cemetery
Among the relatives present from out
of town were Perley Buchanan Of TUFTS
college; Mrs. Walter Decell of Elmore;
IN. Il. Farrar Of North Walcott; Mrs.
Allen of Lowell, Mass.s and William
Il. Wilkin of Leeds, r. Q
Star {wife), H. 8. Wilkin; crescent
{Lizzie), family; pillow fsister), Mrs.
EC. M Allen, Mr.. M Wilkin, Mrs. a. n.
AviIkin, Mrs i. A. Bailey; pillow (Hoss
#a3, Company Q star, George Walker &
sons and employees; wreath, Angelo
Scampini, Paul scainpini, John Scam
pm. St M. tDNbAAt Will 81 I}AAf ytft&il
Shave; wreath, Mi. and Mrs ]. Brod-
wick; wreath, aif. and Mrs. J. Ossola;
spray OF roses, Rcbekah Lodge roses,
Mr. and Mrs. i. Odgcs; lily Mr. and
Mrs x. A. George lily. Mfr. and Mrs, r.
Ranney; carnations, Ajr. and AIRS. T..
Bailey, Miss Annie Bailey. Mr. and Mrs.
II. Troup, aIr. and Mrs. i. NJ. Kellogg,
Mr. and Mrs. A. nj Stephens. Mrs. "A.
Hunter, Mrs. II. Keast, Mr.. ANA Mrs AZ
Scampini, Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Wright,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dawson, Mr.. and
Mrs. a 6. Fay, James Beattie, O. VI.
Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. n. @. Allen, Mrs.
~. y. Trembley, Aii. and Mrs. w. HI
Hhviland, Miss Ida Haviland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Johnson, Oliver j L. Mat
thews, Mrs. NJ. Fontana, AIr. and Mrs.
Felix Comoli, Miss Lizzie Long, Ladies
Union OF Uniyersalist church, Mr., and
Mrs. A. Mclkensie, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S.
long, Mr. and Mrs. Il. s. Long.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
PULLED OUT HORSES TONGUE.
Is Charge Brought Against Cambridge
Junction Man.

Burlington, May 10. Humane Agent
John Fuller returned yesterday from
Cambridge Junction, whore he went TO
Investigate ease Of cruelty The CON.
sequence was that at hearing az the
Jtinciion Roscoe Fuller was bound over
to Lamoille county court m bonds of
$500 70 answer TO charges Of cruelty,
and sherman Irish. charged with being
m accessory IN the act, was bound over
in the sum Of 800.
II II alleged that Fuller was tile
owner of balky horse, and that when
tile nnin,al baked one day last week
he got Irish, who was working for him,
90 hitch his pair of horses 10 the ami.
inal, tying rope to the lower jaw.
The bulky horse, il is said, remained
firm in his tracks, his tongue and lower
Jaw were both pulled out and he was
then shot
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10

Not Engaged Nor Has He Married the
Show Girl.

New Haven, May 1u.-I. Edward
Copps. Yale '06, oi Rutland, VT, last
evening denied the announcement made
in New York Tuesday evening by Marie
Hammett, a show girl, that she and
Copps were married in Hartford April
30. Mr. Copps said
1T i absolutely false in every par
ticular. / know the girl and met her in
this city when The Social Wliirl' came
here last winter. ! am not married TO
the girl. ain moi engaged 20 her. nor
have | any intention Of marrying her.
Il met her through Belle Lorimer,
who Is a member of the company, whom
/ met at lake Bomoseen. VT, summer
resort, where was last summer.
have seen her very few times. aud there
has never been any actions OF words ON
my part which would tend to make lier
believe that.d intended Ia marry her.
"As far MS Hartford is concerned |
have not heen in tnat city since long
before Easter. know no minister by
tie name OF t,oudeIl. am sure ! have
no idea as 70 what prompted Miss Ham
Dett in making the statement ! read
in the paper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
WAS I'LL is MONTHS,
Jessie Belle Marvin Of Montpelier Died
Yesterday Afternoon.

Montpelier, May i0.-Jessie Belle
Marvin, daughter OF tho late Thomas
Marvin, died yesterday afternoon at this
Marvin residence on College street after
fifteen months illness win tuberculosis.
4 year ago last last February she was
taken III With tonilitis, the disease ter
minatirg IN ttbeTaulosis. She was born
in Montpelier IN 1857 After attending
the public schools she entered Aiontpe.
her seminary where She WAS one Of
the leaders III the student life, taking
high RANK II scholarship and being
class president during her senior year.
She leaves hcf mother and two sisters,
Mrs, Marion Miles nna Miss Helen, both
81 Montpelier me yuraral arrangements
have not been completed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
scoRcHING IN PORTLAND.
Wholesale House Of True u Co, Burned
Out This Morning.

Portland, Me. May TO- The whole
sale house ef y, ". True s Co.. 2lf
aud gi9 Commercial street, Was heavily
damaeed hF iifc which broke out an
hour before midnight hst might The
loss on The stock, which was valued at
about SS0.000 and covered by insurance,
was estimated 40 about $4,000.
Within half an hour tnc ilre seemed to
b. under centroL but later Il spread 10
The upper story ane root Of the four
story brick structure and al o'clock
had broken through the ROOT and was
burning ilereel5.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
NEGRO STUDENT HoNoRED.
Is One of Seven Commencement Speak
ers at Wesleyan.

Afiddletown, Conn. May. James
a. Wilson OF Calhoun, Ala, tie only
negro in Che senior class at Wesleyan,
was yesterday selected by the faculty
Oh one q the sesen speaters tp com.
pete for the rich piizcOn commencement
day
Mr.. Wilson i the only negro to hayc
hcen nceprdea that distinction al Wes-
leyan onsl tilc honor i considerably on.
hancel this year BY The fact that the
university is to celebrate It's 18TH an
uiycrsary and many prominent mon will
hc present III the exercises.
Mr. Wilson has taken one prize dur.
ing hts college course, and was given
tnec commencement honor because OF his
excellence ~ English and defamation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
IDENTIFIEp TIVE Bopv.
As That Of Hugh Mcclure at Gassetts,
Vermont.

Springfield, May 10.--,IeiTy Dashnel,
a barber, has identified without doubt
the body of the man which was found
by two boys near brook between Proc
torsvillc and Gassetts, a. Hugh Mcclure,
a skilled machinist of this place, who
has been missing for some time The
belief given out BY Medical Examiner
Dill, that the man was murdered, was
male stronger yesterday BY the finding
Of the rest OF his clothes carefully hid
den under large tree quite distance
from the spot where Tho body was
found The boAy which bears evidence of
having been dragged some distance sup.
ports The theory that MeCuire met with
foul play. The watch, ring and money
which he was Nnown I'd have have not
yet been accounted for.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10

FIGHT
BEFORE GIRL
One Is Dead In Brooklyn and
Other Is Dying
KNIVES WERE WEAPONS
Two Other Murders Committed in
Brooklyn Today, Murderer Crush
ing Skulls and Then Severing
Jugular Veins.

New York, May 1o.--pascali Mon
pricee is dead and Rocco Sazzolari is be-
lievea Co be dying as the outcome of A
deadly duel with knives early this morn
ing in Brooklyn. The two men Lowell
the same gill;. who witnessed the dnel.
New York, May 10.Ialncs Mnechio
and wife were feund, murdered, in their
rooms in Brooklyn today. Their muir
derer had first crushed their skulls with
u hatchet and then severed the iugular
veins A young man who boarded WITH
them Is missing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
MINERS RESUME
THEIR OPERATIONS
Large Part Of Them Went Back to
Mines Today and Rest VIII Go
On Monday.

Mohonoy City. Pa, May lO.--Evcry
colIicry Of the Philadelphia and Read
ing coal and iron. company IN the Sellny
kill Geld that was ready for operations
resumed this morning. 4 general re-
sumption viii pot take place until Mon.
day.
Shamokin, pa., May 10,--All Of the
$4,000 United Mine Workers of this
section returned TO work today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
vERMoNrERs IN MANCHESTER.
Held Annual Strawberry Festival Last
Night.

Manchester. " H., May TO- The Man.
chester Vermont association held its an
nual strawberry festival and Mas party
al Mechanics hall last night Supper
was served from 6 TO S, followed BY
dancing.
The grand march, III which iel cou.
pies participated, was led by President
Frank II. Challis and Miss Myra Turn
er. II. Fox Davis was chairman Of
the general committee and Mrs. Minnie
u. Prime was at the head Of the sups
per committee. Frank II. Challis was
floor marshall and was assisted by Allen
ID. Bixby, nf. II. y. ,sticISncy, Edwin
r. Weston, Fred y. Bixby and Albert
G.. ChiIds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
CLAIMS HE IS PARTNER.
A Rutland Alderman Brings Suit Against
q Liquor Seller.

Rutland, May TO-. Alderman f. s.
Watkins hns brought snit for $4,000,
an action of account, against George a.
McCloy. second class Icensee. doing
business at No. "A Center streets since
May 1, 1905. The bank account Of MI
Mel 10y was trusteei and biz stock of
liquors attached MI NcCIoy Yesterday
had no trouble ia getting bonds aud Il
doing business at the old stand III
would not hi interviewed and Mr. Wat
kins is ID Addison county and win not
return until Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
GUILTY OF HERESY
FOUND AGAINST HIM
BY Ecclesiastical Court Which Tried DR..
crapsey, Pastor Of st. Andrews
chuish in Rochester.

Buffalo, MY, May 1O.--A Batavia
despatch says that by unanimous YER
dict the ecclesiastical court which tried
Rev. DE Algernon A. Crapsey, rector
of st. Andrews church or Rochester,
found him guilty.
The ecclesiastical court ended its work
yesterday. when verdict was reached
and the document containing the find
ings Of the court was drawn up. signed
anu forwarded to Bishop Walker at
Buffalo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
Nest in Miadlsburv.

Nla'ilehtn- May io.-'rhe Republican
committee os thc first district met here
"a O'Clock today and decided to meet
here on June 2 at o'clock in the af-
ternoon for the district convention. Con-
grossman y. J. Poster Il expected To
address the meeting
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
FOOT OF SNOW FELL
AT EAST AURORA, N. Y.
And Some Fell at Buffalo, N. Y.--The
Boys at Franklin, Pa, Enjoyed
Snow Balling.

Buffalo, n. II, May 10. Snow to the
depth Of a foot fell at East Aurora
carly this morning. A fall here was
not SO heavy.
Franklin, Pa., May io.-- More than
an inch Of snow was Oh the ground this
morning and the boys enjoyed snow ball
q. BITS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10

Montpelier, May i0--In Supreme
court today the arguments ii the Wind
sor county case of State rs. John Hnr
lev, attempting jail breaking, Here coA.
cludcd ana tlie Caledonia county caao
OF 0rdwas We. Farrell was taken w.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10

Caused Death Of Little Fletcher Child
Yesterday.

Fletcher, May 1J.--1he two years old
daughter of r. G Parsons died yester-
day as thc result OF an aeeids,it sus.
tanned Monday. Tho child fell ois 4 viii
low basket and 4 broken piece os tlle
basket penetrated hor LEES.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19
Tail Carriers Horse Poisoned.

Some time during Tuesday night or
early yesterday morning an attempt
was made to poison the horse of Har-
ry Evans, the mail carrier ON Blooms
burg R. F. D. No. 3.
The horse is the one used by Mr..
Evans on his route, and was bedded
and given hay Tuesday evening as u.s.
ual in the barn of his father in law
Richard Umstead on East Third street.
Bloomsbury Yesterday morning when
Mr.. Umstead went to the barn he
found that the horse had eaten none
of the hay, and further examination
disclosed large quantity of oats mix
ed with paris green in the trough.
The horse was standing but appar-
emily dazed and dopy. DR.. G. H. We'll
liver was called and administered
emetics, but the condition of the an
imal continued critical.
At ten O'Clock Tuesday evening a
man was seen going up the alley near
the. barn, and his actions looked sus-
picious, but he was not recognized
Just when the poison was placed in
the stall, or how entrance to the barn
was made is unknown.
The poisoned horse is valued at $125
Mr.. Evans knows of no one who would
attempt for any reason to kill the
horse. q 20,
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19
Big Fire at Jameson City.

A fire occurred at Jameson City dur
ing Saturday night that threatened a
general confagration in the central
part of that town, before it was finally
brought under control by the efforts of
the volunteer fire department.
The fire was discovered about mid
night in the large barn on the hotel
property of Ben Dorsey, the building
being already wrapped in flames. The
fire quickly spread to the barn of j.
G. Searfos' Brothers and both build
ings were completely destroyed. In
the Dorsey barn two horses, two COWS,
two hogs and two dogs were burned to
death. The vehicles, however, were
saved. The firemen were able to re-
move the live stock from the Serafos
barn.
The Maccabees' Building was for a
while in great danger of being de-
stroyed, and as it was the building
sustained considerable damage. The
clothing store of M. Socks occupies
the first floor of the Maccabees' Build
ing and the stock was damaged con-
siderably by water.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19
COMMITTBBMBN
Hold MEETING

The members of the Republican
Standing Committee representing the
Borough of Danville and township OF
Mahoning held meeting at the City
Hotel Friday and decided upon FRI
day evening, January 26, as the date
for holding the primaries in those dis
tricts.
County Chairman John E. Roberts,
being detained at home by illness the
meeting was called to order by Frank
G. Schoch, Secretary of the Standing
Committee.
W. H. Woodside was chosen Secre-
tary of the meeting. Each of the dis
tricts with the exception of the Fourth
Ward of Danville was represented.
., On motion it was decided to hold
the Republican primaries in the Bor-
ough and township at the usual voting
places between the hours of 6 80 and
p. m. .on the evening of January 26th.
On motion it was decided to hold the
Borough and District Conventions al
the City Hotel on Saturday evening
January 9th at 80 O'Clock.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19
Will Ask President.

The commission created to make ar
rangements for the dedication of the
new capitol at Harrisburg will meet
some time this week for organization,
as it is considered wise to begin the
work of preparation as soon as posi-
BILE. The commission consists of Gov
ernor Pennypacker. Auditor General
Snyder, State Treasurer Mathues,
Speaker Walton, Senator Fox and Sen.
ator W. g. Sproul
Architect Joseph NJ. Huston is auth
ority for the statement that the ded-
ication will be one of the greatest
affairs ever seen in Pennsylvania. The
State has appropriated $50, 600 to pay
the expenses. The dedication will very
likely take place next October, and
will be military and civic spectacle
such as will befit the dedicationof the
finest capitol building in the United
States. The entire National Guard
will be present, and the Governors of
the different States, the Senators and
members of Congress from this State,
the Legislature, the Supreme and Sup
erior court, and men of prominence
the country over will all be invited to
attend. The commission will make a
particularly earnest effort to secure the
presence of President Roosevelt and in
this will be aided by Senators Penrose
and Knox.
The commission will have offices at
the new capitol for the transaction of
its business, and will make every en-
deayor to have the dedication a grand
Snocass