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, 1906-11-19

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Marvellous Exam

During the storm Of Monday after
noon a tree blew down across the ROOF
Of Mrs. John Parham's house near
Crowder's Greek and crushed IL MIS-
Parham and her children. ten persons
In all were in the house AZ the tne'
b1t not 4 was injured In the ieas~
Neighbors cut the tree and cmoeTs
awav on top and extricatsd the occu-
pants through the roof "nen the
others were rescued. IL was found tnat
Mrs. Parham was sitting quietly on Z
chair holding her baby. but In a dAzed
condition. She oon came 10 nersen'
and is nov living In q house recently
vacated By Mr.. Clyde Forbes In the
house only a ase was broken 20
uieces: the clock was thrown down o1'
nc, broken. IL was q marvellous escape
for the famiiy.-Gastonia Gazelte.
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SEVERE STORM IN FLORENCE
Narrow Escape of
Struck by Lightning and b"'''i"S
,nd Contents Consumed.
lcnecial TO The Messenger

Florence. S. c., July 2.-One OF Tue
fercest storms of the season visited
this section yesterday afternoon anu
again during the night last night
Yesterday afternoon lightning strucs
q large cottonwood tree in the yaro VI
Cantain John A. Cults, in Darsan
street, and tore up the tree, a part "
the fence and a lawn swing under tne
tree. Two minutes soone Cap'a
Cutts' three children would ave 49,
Killed as they were all in the SWING 3
and ran into the house to get gu, -,
the storm. Little Jack Cults. WI VINO Mrs. ano
not gotten in the house, n MIS-
of Rocky Mount, n: -, q
visitor. were badly shocked Out sooA
recovered. +ruck
Early this morning lightning s,Ia
.ha country residence of Mr.. William
n Revelle. near the city and the oullo,
ing together with its entire con'e sIo
we're completely DESTROYED ~ III
| The inmates barely escaped Win 'n''
| ives in their night clothing. Itch,
The telephone and electric - r ms
neople were completely put out d pu9
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Block Of $50. og0. 600 Put on tl,c Mar
&st VIII Bear Interest az Rate If =
Pr Cent and VIII b. ExvuTpt Trom
Taxation.

Washington. July 3-S@c-eta-r Sna@
1oday offered to the public $4,000 gee.
81 bonds e the Panama Canal 70 3D.
authorize av he recent act Il on
--s>S- The bonds will bear .u.ares :.
n" rat" % > FER cent. wt!l - dated
August ]. 1906. and interest all e.
payable quarterly. They wlll D. re-
deernaale st the pleasure ~ the GOV
eminent after ten years from date Of
issue and will be payable So years from
date.
The bonds will tx exempt from taxes
o. duties 81 the United States and VII
De availabi" 10 national banks a. Sc
curiry for circulation. The oonds MI!
not De sold for less than par. all c!ti-
zens will have equal opportunity I'D
subscribe for them and the bids f.
them must be submitted 10 The depart-
ment on or before July -. 1906.
The bonds will be issued in denonli-
nations OF 500, 500 and $1,000 81 oou-
pom bonds and OF $50. s1oo. 81 600 and
SO geo OF registered bonds.
The bids should state the amount ~
bonds desired by the subscriber. the
price he IS willing 10 pay and n
place where he desires 10 make pay
ment. whether at the treasury of IN"
United States or at the office Of some
one of the assistants treasures, ut New
York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago
St. Louis, Cincinnati, New Orleans. -
San Francisco. All bids and requests
for information should be addressed 10
the secretary OF the treasury. division
Of loans and currency, and b envel-
opes enclosing them should be plainly
market-'bids for canal bonds
Upon receipt and classification # lhe
bids hereby invited, the successful bid
ders will be advised of the acceptance
| of their bids, and they will be instruct
ed as 10 the date Upon which payment
is desired 10 be made at the treasury
or some s~ub-treasury Of the tHi.ed
| States.
Regarding bids, the bidders offering
| the highest prices will receive the frs
| allotment. OF TWO or more bidders OF,
| fering the same price, those asking for
| the smaller amounts Of bonds Will To
ceive priority III allotment. The dc.
partment reserves the right 10 PERM
bidders Offering the highest prices &
! increase the amounts Of their Iur
chaSeS
The bonds will be ready for deliver,
about August !, 1906.
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preliminary Report Of Committee Ia
Investigate Charges Against the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.

Philadelphia, July "A preliminary
report of the special committee Of the
board Of directors Of the Pennsylvania
railroad company recently appointed -
investigate alleged DETERMINATIONS IN
the distribution of coal cars as reveal
ed at the hearings Of the interstat~
commerce commission WAS submitted
today 10 the full board of the com
Eany.
After a short discussion the repor.
was unanimously approved,
The committee. after stating that ],
had been requested I o extend its in
v~estigation TO all companies controlled
bv the Pennsylvania railroad, and that
It had carefully considered the tesu-
monv taken before the interstate com
merCe commission. avs that the test
mony showed that Of more than 300
! operators Of bituminous coal mines
! situated on the lines Of the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad company, less than ten
! operators in all have testified that thfy
believed themselves 20 have been IN
fairly Disseminated against, either n
| the distribution OF coal cars. or 1T the
matter of sidings connecting m!h@
workings with the railroad line
"Fifty-one Of the more than l-J,Ve"
officers and employees II the Pennsy.-
vania railroad company the commit
tee avs We're examined before tn
interstate commerce commission. all
OF those witnesses q were shown 10
have acquired. in various ways, inter
ests in coai companies or properties
alleged. but MOI proven 10 have r..
ceived undue and unreasonable pT'f"T-
ence in the distribution 81 cal cars
or in the construction Of sid!nCs, De
spite the public opinion 10 the con
trarv derived from The fragment1ti
notifications OF the evidence IN n
newspapers. ne testimony Of the 49,
nesses examined before the commits
sion does not prove that theT" nav
been in fact any unlikely or unrea~on
able preferences. either in The distT.
button OF coal cars. or in he consiruc
ton Of ~idings.
The committee says X MS receive
replies from all officers and employ"
having charge Of he distribution. Oh
until the company's records OF n
! daily movement 81 ar can b. exam
|, ined the committee viii be unable
know whether the distribution Of al
varied from the rules governing IN
: same.
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FOR JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
meeting OF Government Commits,
sion 10 he Held Today
commission Consists 81 ~~rVtaTss~
~hhav. Tafr and Hnnapartc-.oN-
crur4csE Esnard VII * Appointed to
Have Charge IL Work at th~ ExIo-
~ittua-NaSai Beard Busy ia Pr
pairing thr Naval Display

Na=A.gsta1. June "a meeting =
.ae -~ase-a--.a. commission designated
10 pr.p@-, s9- the United States part!e-
!pa.lga IN The jamestown exposition
next ear WILL - held tomorrow. Tae
commission consists II Secretary
Shaw. chairman. and Secretaries Taft
aat Bouaga-,e with Assistant Secrt-
tary Edwards. Of the treasury depart
men. as secretary.
Al the meeting tomorrow X is likely
tEAt IN. commission viii appoint =
government board to have direct
charge Of the WORK II the exposition.
authorize the supervising architect q
the TREASURY 4 prepare plans for lhe
FIVE government buildings 10 be erected
~ the exposition. and make such other
prelimlnar. arrangements for the gov
eTnment's participation In the expos.-
ZION as may De necessary.
The building 10 he erected viii b
for the accommodation 81 the govern
Ient exhibit. the life saving service
the fisheries exhibit, Tor a rendezvous
for soldiers and sailors. and Tor a rem
devious To-. distinguished visitors. Of
hcers and civilians ~ foreign govern
ments. Alread. provision has been
made for the erection on Jamestown
Island OF a replica 81 the Washington
monument about one hundred feet
high. Only ten months viii elapse be
fore the building Will have TO be reads
and il is the intention IF the commits
sion therefore. to press the work on
! them as rapidiy as possible.
The naval board composed az Admir-.
al Harrington, Captain Potter anC
! Captain Pilsbury charged with a
! preparation of plans for the naval pa.
! jicipatiOn in The jamestown exposition
have held a preliminary meeting AZ thu
/ New York navy ward and outlined tn.
work TO be undertaken. The represen
atives OF several foreign countTie.
have shown much interest in the plan
as the extent Of the American naya
display will in a measure guide thel
governments in sending ships or fleet
TO Hampton Roads during the eXposi
ton. The board of course wishes I
make as good a showing as posslbl
and it is now considering the list {
ships available for the demonstrate
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FOR GRANTING REBATES
Two Former Railroad Officials Placed
On Trial in the United States Dis
trict Court.

Chicago, July John \. FaithOrn
and Fred A. Wann, former officials CT
the Chicago and Alton railroad. were
placed on trial today in the United
States district court on the charge OF
granting illegal rebates 10 SchWarz-.
schild & ~SulZeburger Packing Company
of this city. The va informed
that the cOunsel in the case had
agreed upon the facts covered III the
first eight counts of the indictments
and that only a small amount OF evil
dence will be necessary under the re
naming two counts. The indictments
charge the defendants with granting a
rebate of 81 on every car Of meat snip
ped from it's plant in Kansas City. Inc
defendants claim that the money was
paid for another purpose. The last TWO
counts Of the indictments charge that
the employees of the packing compan.
were carried by the railroad free OF
charge because after purchasing TICK
cts in the regular way, they would 3e
given receipts and later the amount
! would be returned by the railroad 70
! Schwarzschild & S~ulzeburger, and tha'
this constituted a rebate.
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Oyster Bay, y. Y, July 2.-PresIdent
Roosevelt has had his first days res
and complete relaxation from Official
cares since congress assembled last De-
cember. All work was barred at Sa.a-
more Hill today. The routine Of of
hclaI business was conducted at The
executive Offices in Oyster Bay by So
rotary Loeb without the aid Of his chic:
and without even using the direct tele-
phone between his desk and the libra
ry at he presidents house. The pres
ident was not disturbed by callers. his
Oyster Bay neighbOrs ~cOntenting them
selves with the promise Of Il speech on
the fourth when they will then extent
their summer welcome.
James Sloan, chief of the presidents
secret service corps, was placed under
arrest this morning as he came from
duty at Sycamore Hill. Jack McQuad,
the village constable, served the war
ant which had been sworn our by
Clarence Legendre, a New York Pho
%tographer, charging Sloan with as
sault in the third degree. An appear
ance was entered at once before Squire
Franklin and Sloan was released on
his own recognizance to appear tor
trial neX Monday. The arrest was the
result of interference by the secret ser
vice men yesterday in the endeavor vi
Legendre 10 take a snapshot Of the pres
ident as he entered his carriage at the
station here. Legendre claims Sloan
hit him in the face after the photo
graph was taken and the president MAJ
driven away. The secret service men
| say they have previously had trouble
with arendra
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contributions to the Catherine heh'
nedy Home.

The following contributions TO the
Catherine Kennedy Home were
during the month of June: Mrs. Rus-
sell. books: Mrs. W. H. Sprunt, emma
dinner and tea set: Mrs Fl. F. wider,
~noratoes and lard; Mr.. Cohn, barrei
irish potatoes: Mrs. Phil Pearsall, set
he'd furniture, mattress, pillows
and toilet set; Mr.. HICKS 6unun
drugs: Mr.. r. r. Bellamy, drues,
]. A. Springer, ice rally; MIS-. r.
Bridgers, coffee: Mrs. Roger Q
Monthly meeting will be held a. Ine
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Statement by Secretary Wilson of the
Department of Agriculture-British
Officer Wants Secretary Assistance
in Investigating Packing Houses
Methods.

Washington. July 2.-Secretary Will
son of the department of agriculture
today issued the following statement:
american live stock are the health
lest in the world. The great ranges
Of the west produce herds OF cattle IN
which the percentage of disease Is re-
markedly small, and the federal gov
eminent is steadily reducing, by ap-
proved scientific methods, this small
per centage. The inspection or the
animals before and at the time OF the
slaughter has always been thorough.
It is true that the department OF agrl-
culture has heretofore lacked the pow
er and the money TO provide for an ell
fcient supervision of sanitation and
the methods of preparation OF canned
meat food products.
''The legislation which has just be-
come effective provides the department
of agriculture with an adequate LAY"
and with ample money to carry It MO
effect. Supervision and inspection
will be extended from the pasture 10
| the The federal stamp upon
the can will be a guarantee no. only OF
the healthfulness of the animal, out
| also that the product was prepared IN
sanitary surroundings and with the ad-
dition OF no deleterious chemical or
| Dreservative.-any meat o producI
! hearing the government stamp VIII De
| fit for food.
| with this law in operation, 1t may
| be accepted as a fact that Tor heai'h-
fulness and purity the prepared vi
canned product will compare faVoraol!
with the fresh meat OF the CnlIeo
States which is and always has peeh
the finest in the world.
THE new law is comprehensive. the
means for its enforcement are ample
and its execution will be thorough
People at home and abroad may use
our meats in confidence.
Secretary Fi1son has decided not &c
enter unon his annual vacation until
he has completed the organization nee
essary TO put into operation. Tue ne"
meat inspection law.
He will give practically his enlF'
time to this work for the next t"'
months. The new pure 1000 Ia" ais
, will require attention.
lieutenant Colonel P. E. r. Hoons
Of the British army. today visited Sec
re,arv Wilson with a view 10 getun
his assistance in investigating IN
American products Of meat. Colone
Hobbs was assigned by the commissaT
danar+ment of his army TO lnqulr
into contracts which the British gov
eminent has with American packers
when the new inspection law has pee
: put into operation. Colonel hooo. sAi'
The British Government Will Wlllhsi
:, accent American inspection
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New Canal Commission Appointed.

Washington, July because OF tne
failure of the senate to confirm the
isthmian canal commission President
Roosevelt has named a new commit
sion consisting of Theodore P. Snonts'
chairmtn; John F. Stevens. u: 5. A.
(retired), Mordecai Endicott, clvll en-
gineer L. s. n. and Benjamin NJ. Har'
rod, members. IT
Mr., Stevens, replaces Oswald Il
Ernst who retired from the active ser
vico in the army last week. Joseph
Rucklin Bishop, who was secretary Z
the old commission and a memne o.
the commission, will be secretary c
the new body, but Q u OF It's mem
hers. 49,,
The salaries Of the members VII
continue the same as heretofore.
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cardinal Gibbons withdrA"- Hs
IuuEnf-

Baltimore. July 2-ft ~As nthori
rattvely stated TO-DAY Thar
Gibbons has written 3 letter 10 me SEC
r..ary Of the international policy hold
s-s committee. New York. withdrawing
his consent, TO serve rs q OF
,bs, committee IL Is stated thar the
cardinal realizes that ON account OF
his many other duties. he would o
have time 10 attend the committee
meetings and besides he does n feei
qualified 10 pass upon he various qaes-
tons and financial matters that would
come before the committee as Dis
thoughts and occupation have been d.
rscted toward q different Geld Of laber.
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Il CONTEMPT OF COURT
'''''i'y> Fined and sentenced to
imprisonment.

-. June Judge Kinkade.
."~~on pleas court, who recent
-ted the ise men to the work
,o-aE sentenced Attorneys Thos.
ana Clarence Brown to ten
; ! the county Jail, and Alex
: - l. another attorney, to pay
S-o9 Tor contempt of court IN
Lollon charging the judge with
1ll IN the trial of the ice men.
was suspended until
tri, - give the attorneys al OPP
70 Show to the circuit court
'IT!F charges against Kinkade are
-e tnree men sentenced are the
b @sonlnent attorneys at the To
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congressional Nominations.

Raleigh, N. c., July 2,-At Lincoln
ton TODAY E. Y. Webb, democrat, OF the
Ninth North Carolina district, was re-
nominated for his third term IN con-
1888 Nv exclamation amidst much en-
+huciasm District democratic.
Raleigh, n. c.. July AT AeNlhSl
TON today r. n. Page. democrat' OIL lne
seventh North Carolina district was
nominated for his term us
trict is democratic.
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Ma w. f.f. ia. .re
h"ha"- ma" "a@ Aaa"'a.Ft 'a-f e
bs~t~.C' Attorney jerome aso stuEu-
~ y. .sv- s.- a.. s,- y. .4....r -.
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- ~" 'asi i"@i daring '-' -m""E
there ~, mix 'Vp parts - .hr court
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- t,,,~ ,r.r,ha ~ s.,,snr .ha, Thavy
ma ro~r,.4 ! v.,nor ~ an.,n, twu
yea~s In -,nne.rgrn y{;h. .hc Furo-
mean ,rir % Thaw and Miss %ceblr no
said ,ha, he had a-crnmpanlei h
and thar Thaw and Miss Nesbit had
crunie adi,.lirE and -tnncTIn-
rooms Tha only marriage he a
hea~Irf he laid was the one that had
taken nlaca ar Pirrsburr N'~ White.
h. - had never ,sll.I mon urs
'rhow IN hi. KNOWLEDGE
NJ Corvan .vanstrcJ today T. l.
Hercon p private d.,ec i've Who sayri
| mar fnr many months he wzs employ
ed with three assistants bv White to
g,orj him and keen watch on n cort.s
81 5etec,lyes employed by Thaw Three
da,ar.ives emnlovod hv Thaw 80 latch
W-bi,e for ,hnut 4, months acre ala,
craminea The we're ] N Rorke.
usu4am Mcdonald and HARRY Raleigh
Tho accordfnc 80 he assistant, dis
.rl-t a,,,rnev nd been instructed by
Th,y - fo1inv Whit. - \ a,camshlp
rier and Ia .nro re men 20 nick quar-
rals with him n the pier In order to
annoy no architect
r,aro oto,.. - ,.,,s.I for
Zinc 'uNe' - o.
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p, I'M - So -. :. 80
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ktfcflln Hrnominat'Vi in nth Dt-&fs''

G-e.nst.go. = {. July W. ".
xt,chIn saz tonight re-aofnlnAtsd for
congress hv the democrat 81 he hi'h
district. Nj Ki,rh!n has A~rved i0uE
..rTuz n cOngrezz-
In his speech ~ accsptanef BIZ.
Ki:chln predicted The election of VII
liam J. Bran in ises
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To EXHIBIT STATES RESOURCES
Secretary Bruner Calls for -op
tion of individuals and Organi|h-

tons
Especial 10 The Messenger
Raleigh. y. c.. July 2-Hon- L r..
Rrnner secretary 10 the state board OF
agr;cp1ture. is sending out q number o.
80 n merchants, manufacturers,
chambers Of commerce ana orgahi1-
lions Of publicity asking their coop
Grafton in the matter OF presenting 'hs
of the state 10 the people OF
New England through the movaoie e1-
bibits TO be handled throughout 'hat
section at the time of the fairs mex.
fan. Mr.. Bruner agrees TO handle All
such matter free OF cost and give IL a
liberal and thorough distribution pro
vided such men and bodies VIII denver
to him In Raleigh all such prepaid ano
before Scpfemher 5th.
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HlNOE~ CONFIRMED
.>'> Organizing for a General
Slaughter Of Police

Russian Poland, July q
F--. rumurs that the T%errOrists
.-41.r.ng a gneral slaughter Of
''r "vre partially oorroborated
alien -"o policemen were shot
3. ,"o We're mOrtally wounded
'~-v...~.E IN various parts of this
IL consequence of the attacks
The police the latter have
~orawn from the streets
" now patrolled by infantry.
! evening Terrorists shot and
q Se2oarme and an infantry cap
-@--@. Iobolzoff, the latter hav-
accused by revolutionary pa
Lnanding platoons of execu-
he ~asSasSins escaped.
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no' quite satisfied with your
SAID the lady of the house
0A applying for work. May
.s-s; but they're the best I
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THE R.. R.. DISASTER
Officials Trying TO Find Cause
Of the Wreck
TWO BODIES UNCLAIMED
Authorities Are Taking Best Care
of the Wounded

After Taking Evidence in Regard 70
identification OF Bodies the
Jury Adjourned for u Fortnight.
Every Effort TO Discover Cause of
Accident Has Proven Futik-The
tourase OF the Injured l. Highly
Condemned.
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l. r-lr I4.. Z.-RepTeSenLdClVe
hartman Of the house COM
\ ..aror.iarjons, has prepared
! statement cJncerning the
| Ions for he fiscal year be-
.rrr. laoG. made by congress
h.. session Just closed, in
!. claims that the per capita
government in the United
r .....- federal and state, is
+ ..... il. any European coun-
i 10. enters upon an analysis
/ H. various channels into
b. u.aI appropriation of $780,
h he diverted. He begins b.
! <r.o t5G 40 provided from
h liz fund. he Panama canal,
that the real apprOpria-
.nu conduct OF the government
.a>aI year is $740, 1876, 8S6. To
4.maud ne estimates that
.,.ruuoS CcuStOms, internal
"a. will he $751;, 1854. The
IT, appropriation is $50, 900, 600
S ot that for last year.
rwlev comments as follows on
rmp If the appropriations:
D. the expenditures of our gov
/ ..r constantly increasing, and
b. appropriations made there
congress are in the aggregate,
nrgp. yet, when we take into
ra,!Qn the marvellous growth OF
ln,rr. the extent to which the
that the federal govern
shall perform services that
be paid by the state, none but
thinking or misguided who dc
b. % consider the care with
liz estimates for appropriations
} public service are ScrutiniZeC
several c0mmiJutes having Ju.
oD Of appropriation bills car
J. reason 10 criticise appropria-
Lade during the session of con
II It statement made for The
'a'.c minority Representativ;
son makes Il comparison Of tnt
provided for by this con
s>>olS5,20l with the eXpendi
pr 1898, the first year Of PreSl
ackinley'~ administration, wheI
pres We're $52S.7 O79, il differ
S@5I,44S,2 22. Commenting OF
he says:
. growth in appropriations sus
IL contention that the repubil
PRIV stands for extravaganza Il
Expenditure, in order to use tina
f-a.tc as a cloak for their NOR
lo1an.o purpose of maintainin
protective tariff to favor tn
ordinations OF manufacturers :
Inv.
l~-rr'lon of expenditures, the
pew. would compel a commensu
t'1e'.on n taxation, and to tina
4 covering Of the Chinese wa
g@.Eon that now surrounds th
,O'aE If consumers, who const
.4r-e" portion of our populs
F. compel tribute from them
For@4 c,,s~es.'
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ROOSEVELT At SYCAMORE HILL
President Enjoys First Days Rest
Since December


-hLL NVIkh WIZ BAItRED
Business Was Transacted nv
Secretary Loeb-No Callers Dis
turbcd the Quiet OF the Presidents
summer I;csidence-Secrct Service
Mar Arrested by Village Constable
OH Charge Of Assault.