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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
GOES TO CANADA.
Famous Stallion Abbott Wilkes Sold to
Wm. s. McCaskiIl.

VIM. S. McCasklI Of Keith, P. O., has
purchased from John Z. and Donald
Smith the noted sire Abbott Wilkes, I'll
No. 81 ,622, and had him shipped to his
farm yesterday afternoon. Abbott
Wilkes il one 81 the finest appearing
horses to be found, be is mahogany
bay, stands l5a hands high and weighs
ll75 pounds. His record Of 2.ll he has
repeatedly shown not to be his limit.
Although Abbott Wilkes got his record
10 the pace. he il trotting bred himself
and Bis colts are mostly all trotters.
and Of good size and conformation. His
sire is Red Wilkes, sire OF about 40 in
the list. His dam, Minnie Patchen, is
the dam Of iiye in the list with records
from 2.li to 2.20, and several others
with TRIALS from 2.2o upwards. She is
also the dam Of Happy Partner Size of
Democracy, 207M The citizens OF
Compton county should consider them
selves fortunate in obtaining such
noted sire as Abbott Wilkes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
Col Carlos Carpenter.

Editor Of The fiems noticed in
the Free Press Of Saturday, two old
letters written BY tie late Senator
Footc about the time Of his first election
70 the Senate IN the middle fifties, 30
the lion. Fortus Baxter for many yeafs
ID Congress and who with his wife did
80 much for the comfort Of Vermont
soldiers IN and about Washington.
These lctters not only disclose several
of the political secrets 81 their times,
but they recall the names Of d number
Of the political leaders Of those days, all
of whom are now with the great major
ity among that Of Carlos Carpenter.
Col. Carpenter, az he was famiIiarly
known from lis rank in the militia,
was then resident Of Orange, where
hc WIS born in 1904 His father was
one Of The early settlers Of the town,
having cleared up the farm on which
he died in 1861, both father and son
we're prominent III the affairs of tho
town aud county both represented tho
town fef several years IN che legislature,
both was Judge Of the county court
and eaelt held various town offices.
After his coming to Barre tlie Colonel
was Tor solie years town cierl aud the
principal justice.
OF biz four children, only one son,
Hon. N B Carpenter Of Denver. COL,
# now living, &. g Carpenter Of the
Times stan Is q grandson. 9. a. 5,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
TWO SERIOUS
ACCIDENTS
H. O. Camp of Barre Badly
Hurt In Runaway
IAN OPERATION TODAY
Mrs. Alice Morris Carpenter Of abOt,
Hurt in Almost the Same
Manner Last
Night.

II @ Camp was seriously injured and
f. f. York was badly bruised and chi
lup il runaway accident which occurred
on Hooker Hill about hall past four VA
terday afternoon. The men we're driving
iome from work at the Morrison Farm
on the West Hill and were about half
say down the hill III the steepest part
when tbs harness broke, letting the
buggy onto THE horse. The animal IN
mediately became frightened and ia.
manageable. Mr. York jumped from the
wagon, his head striking stone and
eattiug 4 long cash III his scalp. MI.
Camp, who was driving, clung 10 the
feins trying hard 70 turn the maddened
horae III the side u the road. The huggy
struck d bar id the road and Mr.
Camp was thrown into the air, striking
on the wheel If tle wagon and then
landing ii tie ditch When lie was
picked Up Il was seen that be was bad
ly injured and ne was taken to the Enaer-
gencg hospital where liis wounds we're
.afF 81. n was found that he had been
8lH internally but Just how serious.
III Il Was impossible 10 tell. Later IN
the evening Ne was removed to l,is home
on Highland ayenue. After having the
ent ID his head dressed Mr. York was
able to walk 10 his home.
The horse tore madly down the hiII
bst was stopped III front 81 II. Il. Clarks
store before il bad done any damage TO
itself o. % the wagon. This morning
Mr Camp WINS resting Al well al could be
expected and Mr. York, although some
Rhat lamed was able 70 De oui. Two
physicians were today in attendance on
Mr. Camp who i the well known build
ing contractor and as vet arc unable
70 state positively as TO the extent Of
his injuries
At consultation q physicians this
forenoon it vas decided that an opera
tion on Mr. Camp was necessary and
word was sent to Dr. II. c. Tinkham
of the Mary Fletcher hospital at Bur
lington. He arrived in the city this noon
and Is performing the operation this
afternoon assisted by Drs. J. Henry and
j. M jackson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25

Prominent and Respected Citizen Of
Pownal

Bennington, July Gardner 7.
Parker long a leading business man and
one Of the prominent citizens Of Pownal,
died Monday night from angina pectoris,
disease Of the heart, which had afflicted
him for some time. lie was 81 years
old and was a native q Pownal
In 1865 be went into business with
bis father A. g. Parker, and continued
N the firm until his death.
lie was q republican in politics, and
has held many Offices. He was prime
mover u the installation IL The new
water system and fire department and
Tor ~ years he was postmaster except
ing during The two democratic admins
tfations He was member and i dea
con of Che Baptist church.
Ply leaves o widow, one son. Arthur S.
Parker, aud one daughter, Miss Mar.
giierite Parker. The funeral viii be
Thursday afternoon at 2, az the house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
NEW THAW WITNESS
CAUSES SPECULATION
Woman Past Forty Years Of Axe IA
Closited With posecuticn
Attorney.

New York July 2s. siueh speciIa.
tion was caused IT the distict attorney's
office late yesterday afternoon by the
appearance there of new witness III
the Thaw case, whose identity none IL
the officials concerned would make
known.
siie vas woman past forty years
Of age. She came 70 The criminal courts
building II company with Z. H. BergoiI,
the detective whom Stanford White EN-
ployed when he Is said 10 have feared
injury from Ihaw. The detective and
the woman went Ia TIE office of Assis.
tant District Attorney Turnbnll. where
they we're elosited for an hour. j stem
ographcr being in attendance Much
attention seemed ID be paid The woman
and hcr appearance 50 late ii TIE day
was taken TO mean that she had some.
thing of Importance to contribute to
the district attorneys case. when ale
went out she was escorted not only bv
Bergod, who came With her. but 81
policeman attached To the district ut.
torney's ataff.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
PROMINENT LABOR MAN
In BARRE TODAY
National Organizes Stuart Reid Says
They Are Going to Beat Little
field in Maine.

Stuart Reid,national organizer for tie
American Federation of Labor arrived
40 town today ~ his organizing cam
paign through Vermont, and wiIl speak
this evening at 7.g0 O'Clock At tile City
Park Ills work IN this state Will cossr
ten iays, during which time he will
visit the larger places. lie spoke last
night AZ White River Junction meeting
With thu combined opposition of tie
Central Vermont freight engines but
striking to his work There vas a good
crowd in attendance.
Organizer Held cafne To Vermont from
Maine where he il assisting President
Compers and other labor leaders ia tier
fight against the reelection of Congress
man LittIefield Mr. Reid says, I'VE
have elected that Mr. Littlefeid shall
stag at home; and the union leaders
ARE putting in their best lickA to secure
that end. As soon as he finishes his
work ia Vermont Organizer Reid viii
hasten back 10 Maine to work for, Little
fields downfall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
TOTAL OF II BODIES
NOW RECOVERED
But Workers AZ South Framingham Col
Iapsed Buiiding Can't Reach
It Yet.

South Framinghap, July 2s.-- Another
body was found tliis morning III the
ruins Of Che collapsed Amsden building,
but i has not YET been possible to re.
move il fom the debris owing e the
danger of falling walls. Identification
II not yet possible. This makes a total
Of ", the body Of Henry i. sawyer, a
merchant and plumbing inspector having
been found yesterday.
Dr. Lewis NJ. Palmer Of this town.
who i medical examiner for the sth
Middesex district, returned yesterday
morning from vacation in Vermont
and examined the bodies AZ fast rs they
were recovered from the ruins He said
Yesterday that as soon as the ruins we're
cleared away and he was satisfied that
ail the bodies had been recovered he
would confer with Judge Willis a.
kingsbpry Of the Ist MiddIesex district
court AZ 70 the time Of holding the in.
guest and that most thorough inquiry
into the cause Of all the deaths would be
instituted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
NEW BEDFORD STRIKE
SITUATION Is QUIET
Street Cars Did Not Leave Bans Until
Q O'Clock Today, Because Of
Lack Of Police Pro-
lection.

New Bedford, Mass, July rs -rhe
street railway strike situation is quiet
today although no cars left the barn un.
It'll o'clock Owing to the lack of police
protection the railway management pre-.
poses to run tho cars today on the same
schedule a. yesterday, only one line be-.
ing operated fully.
At 4 O'Clock today Mayor Thompson
issued proclamation quoting tile riot
law .and calling upon the crowds t0 dis.
perAe All tile police reserves lmve bern
ordered out aud police officers haye been
assigned 70 every car on the Purchase
street line On which naast of tile diaordpr
is manifested
Twenty-one cars were opernted up TO
II o'clock. Not as many cars are in
operation as yesterday, but the company
officials say they,do not wish 70 expose
their men to the demonstrntions OF the
crowds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
GAIN Of 200 MEMBERS
BY KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Guy ". Bailey Of Essex Junction Was
Elected Grand Chancellor
Today.

/ The Grand Lodge, knights of Pyshias,
and Uniform Rank of the same order
close their sessions at Montpelier this
afternoon the last thing on the pro.
gramme for the former being the install.
iation of the officers elected this morn.
ing The officers are: grand chancellor,
Guy W. Bailey 81 Essex Junction; yier
grand chancellor +. n Evins cf North
Troy grand preIate, III. Ii Rosenberg Of
Burlington; grand keeper of the ex.
chequer, s w. Booth IF Essex Junction;
grand keeper Of records and seals. &. i.
%. Tinker Of St Johnsbury; grand mas
ter Of arms, Il, G. Shonio of Iyndanxille:
grand inner guard, G. y. Reed Of Mont
pelier; grand outer guard, r. a. Ellis of
Island Pond; grand trustee for three
years, g. w. Richardson 0fa Burlingtoni
grand tribune, 81 p. Morris 0f Mont
gpmefY.
The report Of the retiring grand chan
'cellor showed that during the year 200
members have been received ~ Vermont
and four lodges instituted AZ Water.
sille, Montgomery, Vergennes anIeoyen.
tIy. Credentials were received from
sa laslgns.
The Rathbone Sisters meet this al
ttrBoon.
Last evening a banquet WAS given in
tlfc mess teIft. Among the speakers
were =. G. Scott, grand chancellor. and
W. A. Wilson. grand keeper of records
and seals in Rhode Island; ". II. Tho
mas, grand chancellor, and II. O. Chase,
grand keeper of records and seals in
Connecticut, and Grand Chancellor J. 1.
Remington Of Bennington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
EAST cALAs.

Mrs. Susan shumway has returned
home.
w v. Bliss and daughter Sylvia, we're
in Montpelier Friday.
Fred kcnefson and wife have returned
home TO Waltbam, Mass.
Mrs Ira Goodrich Il ii the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment.
Mrs, Mary Gould Of Gouldyille, visit
cd At fiery Carley's last week
The Union church il receiving 4 coat
Of paint Garlic & renpleton doing the
work.
Rey, h i. Goodspeed, y. d. pastor
Springfield, Mass, Is visiting his sister,
Mrs. y. i. Scott.
George Saders IN painting his house.
a daughter was born To L. L. Provost
and wife July 18th.
Mrs. q. A. Could and two children
Of Bfockton, Mass, visited her uncle,
D. L. Scott, three days last week
Mrs. Charles kennerson and her
mother. Mrs Hammond of Montpelier.
have been visiting friends ia town the
past week
George p Dufant and son aud son IN
law Of Boyd, Kan, were calling On Old
acquniiltances last week, also visiting
the old home place on the hill
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
HORSE RAN AWAY
WOMAN INJURED
Mrs Alice Morris Carpenter Of Cabot
Sustained Broken Leg asst
Evening.

Cabot, July 25 Mrs. Alice Morris
Carpenters who lives two miles out 81
this village, started to drive into town
Inst evening and was descending d long
hill when the baekstrap Of the harness
broke, letting the wagon onto the horses
heels. The animal became unmanage-
able and ran down the hi at a ter
rife clip The hill is three-qnarters Of
a mile long. Al the foot the horse
turned and Mrs. Carpenter was thrown
ont. One bone of the lcg just above
the ankle was broken and protrudcd
through the neshs
The injured woman was taken into the
Office Of Dr, Burbank and tile bone was
temporarily set Today Dr.. &. 5.
Chandler Of Montpelier, arrived and the
bone Was set permanently. Mrs. Car.
penter was married about year ago.
The horse ran wildly against telephone
pole and broke his neck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
ALLEGED LIQUOR SELLERS
WAIVED EXAMINATION
J. M, Donahue and Son. Roger Of North
field VIII Appear in County
Court.

The case 81 j. NJ. Donalue and son,
Roger, who were arrested last Friday
evening as result Of the raid when
was made at their pool room AZ North
field was tried Yesterday at Northneld,
States Attorney s. Hollisier Jackson
prosecuting and g 4. Morse for the re-
spondents. Before Justice $. II. Kent
both Mr. Donahue and his son waived
examination in each Of the charges Of
Keeping and selling. slr. Donahuc was
put under bonds Of $1,000 and the son
$500 for their appearance at county
court The ease Of state vs. irtoxicat.
ing liquor was heard ia the afternoon
before Justice a. G. Fay who signed the
original search warrant. The liquor
was condemned aud J. NJ. Donahue was
held as keeper and be took ali appeal to
county court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
DEATH RELIEVED
SUFFERING WOMAN
Mrs. J. Giaeobbe, Who Was Burned
While Lighting a Gasolene Stove,
Died Yesterday Afternoon.

Mrs. >, Gioobbe, who was badly burn
ed yesterday morning while lighting a
easolene stove, died at her home on
North Seminary street in the afternoon.
The deceased was ~ years old and had
been in this country for II years. She
leaves a husband and six children to
mourn her loss. The funreal viii be
held from the house tomorrow afternoon
at half past two, and interment will be
IN Hope cemetery
'rhc wolnans condition was such that
no hope was advanced by Drs. Me-
Sweeney and Chandler who were called
TO attend her and she failed steadily
until the end at about O'Clock. Her
entire body was mass 81 burns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
CAPTURED IN CANADA.
One Of Two Men Who Fled ffom House
Of Correction.

Rutland, July 2s Warden Curtis,
who with John Babbitt, escaped from
che bouse W correction last Thursday IN
digging tnler tie prison wall, vas cap.
tured yesterday N Canada about ten
miles from the Vermont line and Mas
brought baek u this cay yesterday All.
ternooH the prisoner agreeing to come
back without extfadition papers. Tie
capture was made by John Smith. a
guard at TIE house III eorTestion assisted
by Canadian officers
Both Curtis and Babbitt are supposed
70 have been working on farm. Tie
latter was hot captnned Yesterday bnt
win probably BE- taken within ~ hours.
After THEN. escape the men walked to
Whitehall 4 distance of IA mites and
worked their way ap the other Side III
Lake Ghampain stealing rides on freight
trains. Curtis il rather weak minded
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
CAMPAIGN OPENS SATURDAY
cleneut WIN Take to the Road Last
Of the Week.

Rutland Jlily a0 PercieaI NJ. cle-
inent independent candidate for govern.
o., VIII begin his tour Of the state for
the purpose of making campaign speech
es, next Saturday, Bennington being THE
iirrt place visited. II was stated AZ
headquarters in this city that Mr.. clem.
ent would probably travel III \ private
gar because the hotel accommodations
ere not q the best yn some of the
smaller towns ID br visited.
The flii schedule has not been made
out az vet but the following dates have
been decided upons
July 2s, Benningtonl July so. Brattle.
boru: July 81, Write Hifnl Junction.
August ], Northfeli; August =, swan.
august 2, bfanasnt A
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
ONE LIFE LOST,
MANY CLOSE CALLS
Mrs. Louise Helling Burned to Crisp
in Early Morning Fire in
Buffalo.

Rochester n. Y, July rs. One life
wss iost and . half dozen persons had
narrow escapes IN an early morning Gre
II North street today. Mrs. Louise
Helling was thc victim 81 the flames, her
body being burned u crisp.
Uiher occupants Of the house were
rescued by The tiremen and police.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
WANTED FOR BreAMY.
Fred z. Butler Arrested in Schenectady
Ny.

Bennington, July 25 states Attor-
ney Daley Has received word from tile
chief of police of Schenectady. u. II,
that Fred 4. Butler If that city Is in
confinement there, arrested on the charge
d bigamy, and that he vii 81 held
twenty days, according to law, awaiting
eNtraditiou papers from this state,
Butler was indicted lit the last term 0f
the county court His marriage ID
Miss lillian Newton took place at her
homie ID this village On the evening az
September 10, Iast. Soon after ii was
learned that Butler had d wife Ill Sche
nectady, and steps we're at once taken
% annal the marriage to the Benning
ton giri. Since these steps were taken
Butler has made np iii way with his
former wife, they haye visited New
York together but for the last few weeks
tile officers have been looking for him
since he was indicted ana found no
trace 81 him until last Friday, when
be was seen on the streets IF Schenecta-
dy and his arrest followed.
An action brought BIZ Butler for
divorce from bis first wife II yet pending
IN the New York state courts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25

Tckets for the Manufacturers Outing
to Montreal and Quebec, July goth, can
pc had at the Manufacturers rooms IN
The Ayeril block. This trip includes the
ladies, and many OF the manufacturers
viii take their wives with them. There
Is chance for a limited number of people
outside manufacturers 10 secure tickets.
and anyone desiring them should put in
an early application.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
BURIAL IN WEST FAIRLEE.
Arthur Britton Hutchins Died at East
Barre Yesterday Afternoon.

East Barre, July 2s. Arthur Britton
Hutehius died yesterday afternoon Of
heart trouble after ia illness of more
than year lie was born in West Fair.
lee 81 years ago and was unmarried. He
leaves three brothers, George, Albert
and Frank, ard two sisters, Mrs. Ayron
Church Of Randolph and Mrs. Ella Pit.
kin Of Barre The funeral viii be held
Thursday afternoon al 2.30 O'Clock from
tle home Of his brother George, and the
intermcnt viii lie 10 tie cemetery &C
West tairlee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
HAVOC BY
WATER SPOUT
French Village Devastated
Today
80 PERSONS MISSING
And Twentw-Two Houses Were Swept
Away Property Damage EST.
mated. at Five Million
francs.

Lyons, France, July 25.--The village
Of Fourneau De Manrienne Madonna was
devastated today BY d gigantic water
spout. Twentytwo houses were swept
away and tons of mud and refuse cover
The railway track, stopping all traffic.
II II feared that the death list will be
long one. Thus far 10 persons are
reported as missing. The damage 70
property il estimated at five million
francs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
ESCAPED MILKING.
Two Boys Flee From State Industrial
School

yergenncs, July %. Just as the boys
at che state Industrial school wcrcabout
% begin milking al the barn yesterday
afternoon about five O'Clock, bred Bart.
lctt and Roy petric, both committed to
the institution from Bellows Falls sic.
ccedcd in eluding the officer in charge
and made their escape Bartlett's home
was III Bellows FANS but pesrje has
liked ID many places Including Utica,
Little Falls and Malone in New York
state
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
L0VELORN ITALIAN
WOUNDS THREE PEOPLE
Harlem Man Ran Amuck Trying to
Shoot His Sweetheart Was
Jealous in His Heart.

New Yptk, July 25. A loyelorn Ital
ian. Salyator Deve, aged 25 ran nmuek
this morning in Harlem and IN trying to
the bodies Of three pedestrians, two Of
whom were seriously hurt. jealousy
was al the bottom Of The trouble
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
BRYAN WAS ELOQUENT.
Largely Instrumental in Interparliameu-
tary Conference.

London, July - wiz. j Brynnmadc
an eloquent Address az yesterday's sex
sion OF the interparliamentary peaca
conference, which was largely instripen.
tal IN inducing the conference to adopt
resolution recommending TIC extension
Of arbitration IN settlement oi inferno.
tioual disputes. AZ the conclusion Of
tie speeeh he vas tlie recipient Of Il
nteat ovation. the delegates cfowdinp
around him aud eongroi @atiug him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
KILLED BY STREET CARS.
Brother Was Drowned at MiddIeaex on
July 9th.

Springfield, July rs George K. Har-
rington, aged II, who was run over by
the forward wheels of coal ear on Tie
electric railway, Monday night, was a
brother Of the harrington young man
drowned Al Middlesex on Iuly s. Har.
jngton had his right leg amputoted AZ
The knee, and his left leg bruised. lie
was riding q bicycle beside the track.
lie was student ut the University Of
Vermont and was selling bibles and pc
lures here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
WILL CONFINE
THE C0SSACKS
70 Prevent Threatened Massacre Of
Jews at odessa.--Deprived
Arms.

Odessa, July 25 Governor General
kauibars Il taking steps to prevent
threatened massacre Of the Jews by the
Cossaeks. The latter have been dis
armed and confined III tie barracks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
BASE BALL SPECIAL.
VIII Be Run to Burlington on Friday
Afternoon.

The Central Vermont railroad will lqn
special to tbe lntcrcty Burlington
here 1T l2.8555 and leaving Burlington
1T 5,f5, taking on passengers Mt the
grounds. Price Si.25 for round trip.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
BOW DIVORCE Csc.
VIII Be Heard Between October
and "a.

Paris, July rs. 'rhc courts announce
that the suit of the Countess DC castel.
lane against Count lloni for divorce will
be heard between October IL and 2f.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
SPLENDID SPORT TODAY.
A Large Attendance at Tennis Tourna-
ment in Boston.

Boston, July 20 There was 4 large
attendance at the tennis tournament
today and splendid sport IS expected in
the doubles this afternoon up TO noon
today no important matches have been
played il either the singles Or doubles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
FIFTY BANDITS KILLED.
And 90 Wounded in Battle on Island Of
Leyte.

Manila July 25--The infantry and
constabulary have had another battle
with bandits N The island ofI4yte. Fifty
bandits we're killed and sixty wounded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
H2 H2 HI

Editor Times Hadcs prevent hs
dcpredatious. Heaven absent him with
such verses.
Crushed"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
TWO MEN FELL SIXTY FEET.
1Hllkn-
One Died So cs Iiahtrward and the
Other is il sal Condition.

North Adan July 25. A
staging on and ckanirl Berger Of
Adams and C@S sxase illiems of Black
inton we're - q the Methodist
Episcopal ehlt,a & yesterday, gave
way and the ) Itae,n,, iXty feet. Berger
had iraetgt sunni and died soon
afterWard- w stu aluliered fracture
Of the skull ann Jfokcn ribs aud arms.
Ills condition is critical.