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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
CROWD OF LYNCHERS
STRING UP NEGROES
Outrage at Argenta, Ark, Last Night
With Policeman Standing But
Few Blocks Away from
the Scene.

Argenta, Ark, oct. ST. AL d sequel
to the killing o. John Lindsay and
the wounding Of bis son, Policeman Mil
ton Lindsay, here Saturday night, pre-.
sumably by Garrett Colum and Charles
Colum, negroes, H. Blackburn, negro,
was lynched last night at ten o'clock
at the corner OF Sixth and Main streets.
The trouble originated on September
l2, when white man named r. r.
Mcdonald killed negro musician named
Wiley Shelby
At 1:30 o'clock Sunday morning, viii
Harding, painter, was halted on the
street by unknown parties. whether
black or white he could not tell, in the
darkness. He was asked ii he was black
or white. On replying that be was
white, he was told to 20 back and while
leaving he was shot in the back. AT
two o'clock James Mahonev. contrac-
tor, and AL Belding reporter on tho
Little Rock Ark. Gazette. while going
TO see Harding, discovered house on
fire Mahoney Cred his pistol III the air
to give the alarm, ana Immediately the
two men were fired upon from four Diff
fereDt quarters with shot guns.
Mahoney was painfully shot IN the
hand, and Belding's clothes were pep
pered with bird shot, Yesterday II.
Blackburn, 81 years old. negro. who
conducts confectionery store in Argen
Ia, was arrested on suspicion Of being
the man who fired on Mahoney and
Belding. As q precaution Mayor Fau-
eette sWore in Is extra policemen and
the sheriff sent several extra deputies
to assist the police.
Shortly before ten o'clock last night
four masked men entered the police sta.
ton from the rear and one covered the
turnkey with pistol and the others
got his keys and quickly unlocked Black
burns cell and took him out the back
way. Not shot was fired and there
was no disturbance, 50 that Policeman
Pratt and two deputies who were stand
ing on the street two blocks away did
not hear anything Of what vas going
on until they heard several shots fired
at Main and Sixth streets, Going there
they found Blackburn already dead,
hanged to a telegraph pole, while the
crowd was apparently composed Of on
/ lockers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
HUGHES AFTER HEARST.
How the Editor Hides Behind acorpor-
atom


New York, Oct. s.-Charles q. Hughes
made his first Brooklyn appearance Al
the Republican gubcrnatorial candidate
cf New York Saturday night, address
ing three meetings in that borough and
later talking informally at d reception
rendered him at the Union League club.
AT Prospect hall the candidate attacked
the sincerity Of William r. Hearst. He
said that his hearers might not be able
to silence the appeals to envy and hate
sent ont by Mr.. Hearst, but that they
could at least render them harmless.
He said his opponent was trying to fool
the people with the names "indepen
denee," "Americanism," and Corpora
tions.' Hughes declared that his OBJ
ponent was not raising the cry against
corporations because he was honest, but
aecNuse be was seeking an Office.
Hughes read from the court pro-
iings OF an action brought by wom
an against Mr.. Hearst to recover dam
ages from injuries sustained by being
run over by one of MIR. Hearsts news
paper delivery wagons. Mr.. Hearst, the
speaker declared, had denied the owner
ship of his paper, claiming 1t was owned
BY a corporation, which was shown ia
be an empty title used BY Mr.. Hearst
to evade liability. The woman had
however, Mr.. Hughes said, been given
d verdict Of $4,000, and the case had
been fought all the way to the court
Of appeals. Mr.. Hughes declared that
Mr.. Hearst was still hiding behind the
Corporation which he had SO often
and loudly denounced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
MORON MAY
QUIT FIGHT
Said to Have Gone to See
Hearts
TO SOLICIT HIS AID
Ex-Mayor Feeney Of woburn Has Paid
Most of the District Attorneys
Campaign Expenses Thus
Far.

Boston, oct s.Trhe Herald this NH
ternoon says that John B. Moran may
quit the race for governor unless he
can raise campaign funds, and Tint his
present visit to New York il not 10
nnch for rest, AZ asserted, but to see
William Randolph Hearst and get aid
from him.
Some Of Mr., Moran's close political
friends said last night it would not
surprise them If something dropped In
the Moran camp any day. They com
plain Of lack Of money for legitimate
campaign expenses, and some Of the
more practical of the campaign man.
ayers are already asking where the
funds are TO come from to run the cam.
paign
II was said BY prominent Moran men
last night that 80 far most Of the cam
paign expenses had come from Elk Mayor
Feeney of Noburn, who has Iatcly been
registered III ward 10, Boston, and that
Feerey had spent all that he thought
lie could afford 10. These same Moran
men say that the candidate himself has
no income other than his salary At dis
triet attorney, and that Il Il impos
sible 70 run campaign without money.
Both Mr Moran and his campaign
manager realize that they start ham.
peFed BY lack of funds, and ii Is
claimed that this, with other compliea-
tions, has given the impression to some
insiders that Mr.. Moran is not as enthu
siastic over the campaign outlook as
he Was some weeks ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
SAVED FROM SEA.
Fugitives Were Escaping from Boston
Prison.

Boston, Mass, Oct s.. With a hand
kerchief fluttering as signal Of dis
tress, Charles Jones, alias Pilger, and
Herbert j. Hanson, we're picked up yes
terday in Boston harbor, Of the Graves,
where they were drifting out 10 sen
on an old raft upon which they had
made their escape from Deer Island.
Their signal was seen by the captain
of the pilot boat Louise, whost took the
men aboard and landed them at Boston
light, from which point they were re-
turned to Deer Island by the police
boat.
The two men, who were serving two
and three years respectively for lar
eeny, were engaged Saturday with other
prisoners in working about the island
and, hid themselves in one Of The out
buildings when the others returned to
their cells
Early Sunday morning they loosened
an old raft that had been hidden at
aan unfreqnented part Of the island and
upon this they set out for liberty. They
were unable to steer the raft and the
shigh wind was rapidly taking them out
into open water when they were dis
lowered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
Have Made First Landing at
Havana
With GREAT RAPIDlY' y
Within an Hour $50 Men ere on Land
and in Their Camp e-liser Brook
lyn Arrived wv lay
AfternasS.3

Havana, Oct. s.-The n lending Of
American soldiers III the PR ..st -cupeg
ticn 81 Cuba was accomplishing .yester-
day with niayelous promptnes, and last
night 500 men Of the Fifth United
States infantry and $50 men Of the
Second battalion Of engineers were set
tied under canvas in Camp Columbia.
The cruiser Brooklyn arrived here
yesterday afternon with 400 men on
board. Yesterday General Frederick
Funston established his headquarters at
Marianao convenient to his command.
Colonel l.. w. r. Walter, commanding
the marines, has been ordered to report
to General Funston, and the entire force
of regulars and marines viii be under
Funstons command until the arrival here
Of General Bell, who will direct the dis
tribution Of the forces throughout the
island
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
CHELSEA.

Walter Smith al View York citv is
In town. the gaesi o. Henry Clark.
Cashier III. NJ Mattisoa spent sunday
with Friends ont 81 town.
Mrs George A. Tracey, who has been
seriously IN at the home of her sis
ter IN PIattsburg. \. 81. has 50 far re-
covered her former health as to expect
to return 10 her home here in the near
future.
Mrs. Belle (Densmore) Moore returned
to her home in Concord, \. II, Monday
after having been the guest Of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Densmore. for
short time.
Miss Maud Merrill has gone TO Bur
lington. where she viii assist Miss Mar
garet Chestnut in- her work IS official
court reporter and stenogapher.
Miss Mary Bryant went last week to
visit friends in Fairlee and 0rford, n.
III.
Alr. and Mrs. Hugh Clark Of West
f'airlee were ia town several days last
week TIC guests Of tile formers brother.
Henry CLARK.
Mrs Emma NJ. and Mis- Mary Wells.
widaw and daughter respectively OF tho
late Rev DR.. William II Davis. who
have inst returned from an extended
European trip, are IN town, tie guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George I. Stow
Charles Diclyey and wife returned 10
their home in Lowell, Mass, after a
visit To- Mr.. and Mrs Charles 4. Dens.
more Mrs. Dickey and Mrs. Denshore
are sisters.
Landlord Z. D. Barnes returned from
lunbridge Friday evening. whore he had
played the rolc Of mime host at the
Tunbridse hotel during the Worlds
fair.
Mrs, Il. O. Tracey, Mrs Fred \. Ord
way and daughter, Miss lana, left an
Monday morning for Boston, Mass, To
visit friends.
Nh. and Mrs Charles III. Goodrich
and son, who have been guests Of rela.
tiycs IN town for week left Saturday
for their homo in Mortified. where Nj.
Goodrich hold lucrative position with
the New England telephone and tele
graph company.
Dcput sheriff 3. II. Adams Jr,. was
IN West Corinth on official business on
saturday
aalter Dewey, Mrs. Nellie Alexander.
AIRS. Henry Bryant and Mrs. Charles
Paul returned Friday from TunblidQe.
where they had hesn assisting Landlord
l'anes through the fair.
Mrs Alonzo Mowry is keeping house
for Amasa =. Button and caring for
her infant granddaughter.
i. w Tillotson Of Washington, agent
for the Mmkland furnaces. which arc
manufactured at Barton, was III town
Saturday and sold a furnace to w. HI.
Sprague and the same will be set iii
tho near future at Mr. Spfaguc's resi-.
dcnce Oh North Main street
Fred Goodwin, assisted by Charlcs Al.
Bacon, rebuilt the fiuiue ut the Davis &
Goodwin mill last week.
Mrs. Jnhn Burns, who has boarded
the last year with Mr. and Mrs. Norman
3. Davenport. died Sunday afterpoon Of
heart trouble at the age Of Il years.
The interment win be in the family lot
beside her first husband, The late Sias
Bohonon, on Tuesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
FoRsELL--DoDGE.
cornetist in whittier's Orchestra Mar
ries a Montpelier Girl.

ries montpelier Girl.
At the home Of the brides parents in
Montpelier occurred the marriage last
evening at 9.1s o'clock of Miss Ruth
Theresa Dodge to Karl Hugo Forseil,
the well known cornet soloist ii tEe
Montpelier band Owing 10 the illness
Of the brides brother only the rela
tives were present. The ceremony was
performed BY tho Rev. H. IT. Reed Of
Bethany church
Mendelssohn's wedding march was
played BY Miss ia Batchelder, when
the bridal party took their places before
the officiating clergyman the bride be-
ing attended BY her sister, Miss Flor
enee Dodge, and the groom by his
groomsman. james Mackay q Barre.
The bride was eowned in white and car
ried bouquet Of roses. Following the
ceremony. wedding supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. FoTsell took the midnight
train for Boston, Mass. where they
viii spend their honeymoon. Tie mar
riage was hastened by the arrival Of the
groom's mother from Sweden.
On their return to Montpelier Mr..
ForseIl will resume his work with the
Whittier orchestra and the Montpelier
military band Mr.. Forscll has been
a resident Of Montpelier for Ave years.
coming from Boston, where he stopped
when reaching this country from his
native land. The bride Il the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Fleazcr r. Dodge and 4
popular young lady Of the capitol
city
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
18TH CAVALRY SAILS.
Started for Cuba on the Transport Pan
anna Yesterday Forenoon.

Newport News. Va. Oct. s.--With
two sdtiadFons headquarters and the
band Of the 18th cavalry aboard the
army transport Panama sailed Sunday
morning at l0.a0 o'clock for Havana.
+ Mhipple left on this ship taking with
him $4,000 to be used in paying of
the soldiers now III Cuba.
The transports Monterey and Niagara
will get out of port today with two
battalions ii Che nth infantry and the
first battalion Of the 2sth infantry. No
troops came yesterday but the nth
cavalry are expected today The trans.
ports Seneca, Paloma, Admiral Schcy,
and Tanholm came in yesterday. The
Schey went TO the ship yard for re-.
pairs, and the Tarnholm to the Norfolk
navy yard. The Chesapeake & Ohio
steamship has been chartered by the
government.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
COT VERDICT BUT NO MONEY.
Max Swirid Of Plaiufeld Wanted His
Earnings Back.

Burlington, Oct s.Thc case Of Max
Swirid vs. J. B. Felber, which has been
hanging fire in city court for period
Of nearly two years. came to an end
Saturday, Judgment for $500 and
costs OF S23.6a being entered aguinst
the defendant. who was defaulted
The case was first entered January
i3, 1905. Swirid, the plaintiff, was Il
hard working Hebrew, who was living
in Plainfeld and saving his money by
depositing ii in The Burlington savings
bank. lie met FeIher in Burlington and
the latter represented 70 Swirid that
be was not getting enough interest AZ
the Burlington savings bfnk, as the
Howard national bank paid ten per cent.
lie said that he. would take Swirid' !
money and deposit it for him IL the
Howard national bank and give him Il
certificate whereby he could get his
money out at any time. The transfer
was then made, as Swirid thought, and
he received a certificate. He found,
however. that when he went to get
his money his certificate was no good.
IL was simply certificate Of shares in
the Burlington mirror and plating COM
panv. He then Consulted a lawyer and
"a srit was brought Felbcr obtained
bail aud then disappeared He was
heard from once 10 Salt Lake city, where
lie deserted his wife. Later he bobbed
ap in San Francisco and then history
lost track Of him again,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
NARROWLY ESCAPED TRAIN.
Rutland Youth Crawled to Safety After
Breaking Leg.

Rutland oct 81 While hunting sqtlir-
reIs on the track south of the Rutland
railroad station All pittsford Saturday,
Lane Langevinc. Il years old, stepped
between -se ties over culvert, dislo-
eating the knee, and barely managed 70
crawl To safety inst as the loi4S mail
train from the south passed BY. The
lower bone was driven into the flesh
above the boys knee
Young Langeyine was accompanied by
Henry farble and Ruth Swift. TarbIe,
on discovering the accident, at once
summoned James Crone, who lives near
by. and who drove the boy to the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs L. F. Ian
aefine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
FOUGHT THE BATTLE OVER.
Fusionists Held a @JOIlihcstion7 Meet
ing Saturday Night.

Independent Republicans and Demo-
erats to the number Of sixty gathered
in the Scampini building Saturday even
ing and held "jolli6catioh' meeting,
during which the results Of their efforts
during the last election were pondore.I
and the prospects for the future were
canyassed G Herbert Pape Was chair
man of the evening and called for
speeches from tile following gentlemen.
q. M. Melcher, Fred Bruce. John y Me-.
kenzie, F. + Mccarthy, George Cassie,
George N. 1ildcn, Eugene Sullivan, Don.
aid smith, i. " Mcdonald, s. n For.
syth sam Kingston and Angelo Scam.
pint All the speeches were Of the con
vratulatory nature, particularly over ibe
fine showing made in this city for Mr..
pape, who ran for lieutenant governor
on the fusion ticket The speakers felt
that if they stood together the fusion
organization might continue to be a
strong factor ia politics.
feature Of the refreshments vas
the dish Of steamed CLAIMS, 10 which all
did ample Justice
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
HELD FOR TRIAL.
seuple Caught in Southern Vermont
Pleaded Not Guilty.

Bennington, Oct. s. After occupying
most Of The day., the hearing OF the case
81 state VS.. parties claiming TO be Mr.
md Mrs. r. G. Smith of Boston, who
aaxe been under arrest for week,
zhafged with forgery and passing Of bog
n4 ehecks, was adjourned for two weeks
h 9fder to give T.. NJ and +. c. Smith Of
south Market street, Boston, a chance to
16f here to give testimony, and the pris-
p1efs were held, in Jail without bail
after pleading not guilty to the charge
Hoth Of hem are yonng people and well
IeSked. The officials here believe that
I Ii6 Houng mans name Is II. Il. Saunders,
I iab be il a printer BY trade and that
| 81 Two came here from Amhera,.N. =.
aHHllt Sept. Is. The woman still per,
sis<s that she is Mrs e. G. Smith.
14auiries from Pinkerton men, also
ird]n officials in Winthrop, Me inclose
exemptions of the two patics who are
wafkfd in Winthrop and other places for
fcfEzfy. Word has been received from
i. 81 Smith OF South Market ST., Boston
thai he check undertaken TO be nego-
tiat@ by them and signed by him is a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
MONT pTfIFR
PUNcTURED HIS FOOT.
George X Putnam Drove Golf Hole
Marker Through Left Foot.

George n. Putnam. member oi the
Montpelier country club golf team, sus-
tanned serious injury Saturday after
noon in the match with the Barre golf
club. Mr.. Putnam removed one Of the
iron markers from the hole and attempt
ed to drive the pointed end into the
the rod through his foot. The rod enter
ed the left foot on Che side OF the Hstep
and penetrated the foot and went four
inches into the ground. II was pulled
out and Mr. Putnam made haste to
reach DR.. Cotton TO dress the wound.
as It was feared that blood poisoning
might set in. Today Mr.. Putnam IS
about his work IN The National life in
sarance company's Office, but is obliged
to use crutchcs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
BODY OF RUTLAND
MAN DISCOVERED
James McDonough Had Been Missing
Since September "a. but NO
Search was Insti-
tuted.

Rutland, Oct. sThe badly decoIn-
posed body Of James NcDonough. an
unmarried carpenter, aged q years, was
found in an unused water closet on the
permises Of his aunt n the heart Of
the city. He had been missing since
September 2s, but no search had been
instigated as McDonough was hard
tlrinker and frequently STAYED away
from home.
There were indications that he was
stricken Instantly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
U. 5. COURT OPENS.
First Case VIII Be Taken Up Tomorrow
Morning.

Washington, D. G., oct. s.-The Oc.
tober term Of United states supreme
court opened this morning. Court adj
iourned shortly after twelve o'clock an,l
made formal call on the president.
The first ease will come up tomorrow
morning, involving the fight between
Kansas and Colorado over the irrigation
right Of the Arkansas river.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
ON FREIGHT TRAINS TOP.
D. D. Potter Of Everett, the Dead Mans
Name.

New London, Conn, Oct. s.-The body
Of a man, believed to be ID. d. Potter
of Everett, Mass, was found on the
top Of an east bound freight train
arriving At Midway, three miles east
q here, yesterday. Letters III biz poe
Sets indicated that he was making his
way from Everett 70 Rutland, Mass.
where bis wife il thought q be. II ii
supposed that Potter was killed by hit
ting an overhead bridge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
CRIME OVER GIRL,
One Nan Shot Another in Minneapolis,
MINI.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct. g. William
A. Dopell, a prominent local newspaper
man, MAS shot and killed yesterday by
John puirk, because Of attentions to
his stepdaughter, Miss Bessie Squires
The shooting occurred jpst ~ Dowell
and tie young woman were entering
tic honse. One bullet was fired which
took effect in Dowel's brain. Quirk
awaited the arrival Of the officers and
was taken Immediately into custody
DoweI was taken to the city hospital
where he died in a few minutes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
win Remain IN Sd. Albans.

ST. Adams, Oct s.--The Rev. D. J.
0sullivan, rector Of st. Marys church,
who was mentioned as candidate to
succeed the Rev. Fir. Gatfney of Rut-
land. has declined and will remain in
O. Alhans
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
DECIDING MATCH
WON BY MONTPELIER
Defeated Barre Golf Club on the Coun-
Try Clubs Links Saturday Af-
teEnoon by the Score Of
IA to 8.

The deciding match for the season
between the Barre golf elnn ard the
Montpelier country club was played on
afternoon at the links ef the
laticp aud was won by that club bs
the score Of IA to Q The results of
the matches now stand az foGr to three.
satird ,y's match endul as f,iloNs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
More fol Him.

Green Thers isn't much money in
your business any more, is thereY
Brown should say not. And vet
I'm making more ont Of il now than /
ever did
Green Why, how's thati
Brown I'm teaching others my busi.
ness. Chicago Daily News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
Rnslneas Move in Richford.

pichford, Oct. s.~rhe American cereal
.ornany has leased Of the Canadian
psriec railway its grain elevators and
aonr sheds and will begin building an
,,,.deruonnd railway from the elevator
- fhc sheds. Machinery for grinding
IN aiso be established
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08

.Seriblet is,D asked his friend, Nhas
.oy 81 yonr poetry come to light re.
centlyl' ~.
Aa.d fhat one or two samples Of it
p co,ne back to light the kitchen
A rhey we're hot stnb too" he add
gloomlly { chicsso tane.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
Death Of a Sheldon Man.

sheldon. oct. sA. 4. Leach, aged
as vcars, died Sunday Of complica-
t;on al diseases, He represented the
taun IN the legislature Of 1880 and had
beld several town offices. lie leaves a
widow and four sisters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
Woman VIII Probably Recover.

Boston, Mass. Det. s. Mrs. Deborah
Hill, who was shot yesterday by Henry
J, Slocunb, viii probably recover. Her
physicians say that she rests comfort
ably today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
-FOUR DRUNK CASES.
Were Before Judge Fay in City Court
Today.

Fonf cases Of intoxication were dis-
posed of in the city court this morning.
Michael Herman and David CilIcy were
arrested All night by officer Haine ala
both pleaded guilty. A fine Of Ss ana
costs was imposed on each which they
paid officer Gale last evening arrested
Albert Burke and Gust Carlson Both
pleaded guilty 70 second oEenses. Burke
paid total 81 $23.24 and Carson se3.04.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
Apple Crop Above Average.

wateryille, Oct s.The apple crop
Is above the average and there is not
much call fog the fruit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08

j.. &. j. A. Steward, Tin can manu-.
facturers Of Rutland, are building q fac.
tory which viii be two stories high and
$50 by 40 feet in dimensions.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
BROWN IN LEAD
FOR COMMANDER
Continued From First Page.

The probability is that Saratoga,
N. Y, will secure the 1907 encamp-
ment. The New York delegation last
night, after deciding to cast its more
than sixty votes for Brown for COM
matter and agreed to boom that city
from this time on to the end Of the
encampment. Some question has been
raised as to railroad facilities, Sara,
toga not being terminal point, but
rather way station Oh the Vanderbilt
lines, but the people from that city are
ready to give all sorts of guarantees
that the crowds will be handled as ex-
peditiously as they have been by the
roads into Minneapolis this week This
question settled, and there being no
other active applicants for the honor
Of entertaining the encampment, Sara.
toga ought to win in canter.
of only $1,000, but for a half century
or more it has been more or less pop.
ular watering place. It has transient
hotel capacity for city as large as
Minneapolis, and is used to entertain
ing crowds. State political conventions
are often held there, and as an impor-
tant sporting center it has few rivals.
It is within easy communication with
Albany and other prominent cities OF
upper New York