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Connecticut western news., 1906-12-06
ENTERTAINMENT DIRECTORY.

Sharon Entertainment Course First entertainment, Rock Band Con. cert Co.,. Casino. Tuesday, December II. Course tickets on sale. Admission at at door B cts. reserved seats 50 cts
Connecticut western news., 1906-12-06
Harlem Railroad.

Trains arrive at Sharon Station, north bound at 9.25 8. m., H. 40 a. m., 2.50 p. m., 5.54 p. m., TAT p. m.; southbound at 7.23 8. m., 9.09a. m., 1.39 p. m., 4.0e p. m., 6. IA p. m. Sundays, northbound, at 1928 and 8.22 p. m.; southbound at 7.23 a. m. and 6.42 D. m.
Connecticut western news., 1906-12-06

First entertainment, ROCK Danu COn' cert Co.,. Casino. Tuesday, December II. Course tickets on sale. Admission at at door B cts, reserved seats 50 cts Miss Lucy Bassett is on the sick list Mary Klebes spent Wednesday in Sha ron.
 Harry Flames has a position in Bridge port. .-. .... . George Wilbur is home from New York; ... Charles Prindle spent Thanksgiving at home. Mrs. Ketcham has been visiting in New York.
 Everett Pitcher spent part of last week in Canaan.
 ..Finis'' has been written to the foot. ball season.
 Miss Sherman spent Thanksgiving in New Britain. ..- You have tickets for that lecture course, of course.
 David H. Darling has been on the sick list for few days
 Walter l. Madison has started for a trip in the far south.
 Miss Ella Powder of New York. was in town few days. -# Charles Ryan is visiting friends ID New Haven, Conn. ~
 John Wike has resigned his position at Ed. Middlebrooks.
 Miss Gladys Angel is a guest of her brother at the Taghanic.
 Vim. Bassett was home from New York for Thanksgiving.
 M. H. Everly of Fairfield has been visiting at O.. W. Browns.
 Arthur Warmer spent Sunday at his home in Colemans Station. MT. and Mrs Frank Byron and children spent Thursday in Amenia.
 Delose Ostrander of Salisbury called on friends one day last week.
 Will Klebes was home from Pough keepsie to spend Thanksgiving.
 Misses Jane and May Goodwin spent part of the week in New York.
 Miss Fisher of Quakertown, Pa., ha: been visiting Miss Lucy Bassett.
 Mrs Joe Ryan and daughter recently spent few days in New Haven.
 L. home from Boston for few days.
 Miss Neenah Ryan of Brooklyn l: spending 8 few days at her home.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Neis have beer spending few days in New York. Mrs. Wm. Meesick fell and broke hel left arm at the elbow, last Monday. Fl. Peabody and family spent Thanks giving at Fred Seeley's in Salisbury. MT. and Mrs. John Reed of Millertor spent few days with MT. Chas. Haight Miss Everett of Verona, N. Y, is now the nurse who is caring for Mrs. Lamb T. Henry Roraback of Canaan was the guest or OeorBe MI py oio o1J Aooo "ooh Miss Geer has been entertaining MT and Mrs. Robert Geer of New York city A happy load of "Odd Fellows J attended lodge i'll Millerton Monday night.
 Clara Peabody spent Sunday witl Miss Edith Weeeler of Colemans Statiol N. Y.
 Charles Capron of Amenia is spending few weeks with his daughter Mrs. R Harris.
 Mrs. Mary Heady has been visiting Mrs. Hawley Whitford in Cornwall Hollow.
 Miss Isabel Deming suffered an attacl of appendicitis Sunday but is better a present.
 Miss Gager has erected new barr where the old one was burned shor time ago.
 Henry Hoag has been on the sick lis and Albert Belden has been assisting a the store.
 Those who want their seats for Dec II, better hurry up as they are going very fast.
 Dr. Chaffee recently purchased al handsome road horse of A. B. Landon O Lakeville.
 The local chapter, Order of the Easter1 Star held the annual election of officer last evening.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-26

Gee. Mi6badbers galpsm, 1853
Dit Commerce. 5traBe. WeiBs uno
Hraunbier. Giaenes Gebran. Dos
egrDbtt Wlas Bier in Der &tant fiji
5 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-26

@eht 81 8urgitaIferts
Saloon une R eftaurant, 8if.
IitasS traBe neben Der Dale Der Ser.
mannslnbns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-26

in Der biiraertiHen GteIuno Der liz
oiiden 8eo5lteruua, eusureidenb
mie Tie limb, nennDd Die Mut Der re-
attiDnaren Glenet1te entfndt bot.
Die Hesierung Iuu aber fef entld1[Di.
len lein, nibt rur bieie Geformen
sur Durbflbruna su brineen, ion.
BEEN AUDI mob tueitere uursunehmer.
0uHentli@ bleibt iie bel bieIern gnt.
ibtuB. Die biiraer[ide 5teuuno,
melde Die Suoen in @uBlanb elm
nehmen, Ipridt allen @ebuten Der
Civilization nuo Der WenThIidteit
5Dbn.-
Der a0nia ourl @siebenlano tt
a%uaeublidlih gum Beiud in Som
un6 bort alGnsero nufeeuummerl.
Mntt befirdtete alIerIei anarhiftiIhe
untaten. bDd tit biz iebt nidts our.
aefallen. Den Bapit bat Der S6nia
nod nidt befudt urb es ideint audi
sneifelbaft, pb er linn einen 8eIuhl
abftatter miro. Sn ben 8altanffaas
ten fol- man nit oieier Gonnreiie bes
aDniaa Der 6euenen ourdaus nitht
sufrieoen iein.
Sn Srnnfrei6 bat man Die Wufs
nabr1e oeS 8irHens S~nbentars tpieoer
begonnei uno rpie aus ne%rIdiebener
Depeihen. bic udbrertb Der iebter
Eaae bier ei~neetrpfen iino, beruDr@
su9eben iheint, tt es in mehrereu
OFTEN sm re1t unangene6mer Rue
lautntenitDBen amiihen ben 8eb1r0en
uno ben 2irhenaemeinoen oetonl.
men. Man lit iebt babel, in Der
Bretaone ous Rirhens Snpentar ouf.
sunebmen uno in ben burtiaen tlei.
men Stdoten uno D6rfern, Die BON
elmer geraoeaa fanntilh reliei0ien Be-
%p1lteruria bemobnt itno, nifnmt Die
Majuritat Der 2ebterer rtatirlih ge.
gen Die 8ebDrben Bartei. TrDboem
ntefoet cine 9epei9e aus 8nris, in
elmer atn Gamftag ~abgebaltenen Mis
nifteriituua lei Die 8efrieoiguna
oarfber gun. Nusorud eetummer,
oaB bic Observation-Disclosures bisber
ohrie iblinlute Ruheit5runaen uoQ.
aug:i fei. Mar fanu allo uur ans
nebmlen. oaB Die anoeren Depe5hen
bic B~Drtommnifie fart abertrieben
baben uoer bas Die Winiiter iebr
leiht su b~efriebigen iinb.-
&c lit iebt felt beidlpffen, oas
Trautreih unb Gpanien RrieasIhiffe
nod Eanaer fenoeu uno iid oarauf
OOrbereitert tueroen. lie 5000 Wann
bort lanben au Iaffen. Wpn beioen
Seiteu miro ausoradlib angefauoiqt,
es banble Iib bier niht nm cine
Occupation rtarottnniihen IerritD.
riur1s. iDnoern nur um bic 8ieoers
berftequnl Der Dronung unb Der
Regierungsaetualt in Tanaer. Die
Sianatars Wdd9te bes Nlgecirns.B ers
TRACES. BET abriaens npb ininter niht
BON Den ein5elnen Mt6hter ratifisiert
sDDroen 1T. Iolen NIT benz Wpreeben
Trnntreih's unb Spanien 3 einper.
Itartoen fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-26

Tiaa's 5 Gents 0auuna.G iQarre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-26
xett nser go sxahreu

idun murpe Wrs. @inslDm's SOP.
thing . Serup uorl RiliDner BON
Wittern beim i3abner Der Rinoer
%anaepenbet. @irit Du i'm GGlafe
ourb bas Sdreier zines 8inoes ae.
ft6rt. oaB i'm 8abner, tit uno Dor
Shamersen speint? Menn 10, Iaffe
iOfUrt cine TlaiHe nDn ,,W1rs.
Winsluws Soothing Gprup@ hpten.
Seis Wert lit unbesablbnr. Sc mtrb
benz tleinen 2eioenben IpIort Hinoe.
ruug beribaffen. @erlnBt sub ba.
raul, Wtiitter, co lit tein RtueiTeI
oaritber. ga BELT Diarrbpe, reau.
llert ben Mager uno bic Nierert,
beieitigt sBinb Golit, ermeiht ben
9aurlen, nerblnoert Gntsanouno
uno itdrtt bns garise Gpltern.
Mrs. 8inalpms Soothing Snrun@
fur sahnenoe 8inoer lit mQenebm
i'm 8eihma6; bae Recept itarntnt
uprt eineln Der beften meibliten
Gerate IN ben Ser. Gtaaten. Gs lit
Del allen Druggiiten in Der ga1iaeTt
Welt su bnben. Breis Is Gents per
sslnIde. 4auFt niGtS anberes, ale
Wrs. Winsloua 5upthino Snruu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-26
satarrp raun utcpt turtrt tperse,

Iafarrb faan lttdpt tnrtrt tuereeis
sar@ locale Wpplieatiouen, oa lie ben Gis Der
&rantbeit ai&t errei6en t0nnen. Ratarrb 1T sine
glut= oser 9onEitutions arantbsit, uno UNI lie sa
aeilsn. r1aBt Sbr innsrlihe 9eilmittef nebmen.
9al's aotarrb Rur tuiro tiugtnommeu nno toirti
brett dui oos Ytat uub bic i@leimige OberFd1e.
2aH's Ratarrbsau 1T teiue AladfaIber WebBin.
sie tparoe lett Jobren bon eintm Der beften @er5ie
SIeles nanoes bercronet uno III Elm rsgelntdBi9es
Heeept. sic betebt aus Den befen betanuteu So-
MICA. perbanoen nit ben btften 9lutreinisunesrnits
tsln, Die oirett auf Die Shleimoberia6e tpirten.
pie o%olfoErneite 8erbtnouNs Der ;pel 8etanoteils
IT Is. tpas iolb' ipuuoerpolls 3elultate BEL Der 9eis
lung Don aatarrb berporbriust. 2aBt Gu6 3eue.
aiHe %unIonft qeben.
3. ). &bentp q Co., 1oIeoo, Ohio.
8srtanft BON allen Npotbefern, greis Is 6ents.
Rehmi Salts Hamiiien 8iaen fit gerfopFunn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-26
Sn SuIae eines straBenbabn.

Jn 6Dlae zines StraBenbabn.
itreits tam es in Der tanaoiiher
Staot 6auiiltnn i'm Staate Ontario,
am Sntnstag gu ihlimmen 8uheft6s
rttrtger. Die Streiter uttb bic init
linen isnipatbiEerenbe goltsmenae
arifen bic Observation-Disclosures an uno
oenlDlierten cine Nnsnbl oerielben;
Bnli3ei unb Wilia ihritten elm un0
es Tam III blutiaen 3uiammenit0Ben.
4nnoert Beriunen muroen uertuur,.
oct uro sjtiee 10 fhmer, oaB an ihrem
BteosrauFtommer aesweiFeIt uiro.
SEfodfss < Gorts Guorun.K;oorrs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-26

- Die aDniain BON RumGniet,
bat eine1 Or. Gnrtnen Sulna, 6uus.
arat uno aeprifte &rantenpHegerin"
nnterihriebenen Brief iiber Die &rant.
belt ibres Gatter in Der 8iener
.Weuen Treien 8reiie" oer0Hentliht.
Dariu iaat iie. oaB Der a6nia felt ei.
mem Sabr iurdtbare Shntersen er.
oulbet unb niele Wdhte binourt Tel.
men Shlaf betonlmeu babe. Su ssulae
elmer Wilboidt uno Nnnabme elmer
fbenoen ftatt elmer lieaenoen Stel.
ltlno bitten bic Shmersen wdbreno
oer lebten 8eit naheelaiien. aud
babe Der Batient trieoer eeIblafen.
Gr trage iein 2eioen NIT bemunbe.
rlin1smiiroioer gebulb. 8lndliher.
meiie Tonne ct artonuernoes 2eien
~uertraaet1 uno 70 leie er bern iebr
niel. oft ganse Eaae lang. Sic lelbft
pfIege i'm ausihlieBIih uno babe ME
einen beiieren Batienten aebabt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-20
Reunion en- la marina|
cANDlnATuRA TRlUNFARTE

Anoche sc verified en- la casa del
sefior Figueroa, barrio de la Marina,
una reunion polftica de varios sefio-
res y jovenes del part1do Unionista
con Ell fin de seleccionar los nombres
de aquellos elementos enthusiasts Y
de arraigo en- las 1uchas electorales y
formar una cand idatura que Sc some
terra la votacion p1blica que ha de
efectuarse eldia 28 del actual para
elegir ell nuevo Comite local del Par.
tido "Union de Puerto Rico"
Despues de cambiarse impresio-
mes, y de haberse votado secreta-
mente, resulto proclamada la 81
guiente candidatura, que detenderan
todos los seflores preSentes en- aque-
LA session.
Para Presidente, don Rafael Diez
de Andino; para Secretario, don Ma
nuel Aldea Nazario; para Tesorero
don Eugenio Iglesias; Vocales, Lii
Gene iado don Eugenio Benitez Cas-
taf1o, don Juan Sierra. don Juan Ro-
sello, don Juan Garcia, don Juan To-
rreS, don Manuel Padial Goenaga,
Lcdo. don Jose de J. Tizol. don Luis
Abe1la Blanco. don Eugenio ] imenez.
don Susano Bocanegra, don Manuel
Palacios Salazar y don Pedro J. Yer
CARA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-20
La reYOlUCi0n ruSa
Matanza en- las calles.-Cosacos
V socialistas. - Bombardeo
de Tif1is. .-Polonia heroica.
Los TartaroS.

Tn periodico frances publica ex-
tensa information acerca de los 1lti-
mos acontecimientos en- el imperio
ruso. Vuelven repetirse las esce-
mas de sangre y matanzas en- los do.
minios del conprometido Cesar. To-
mamos algunos detalles que con
fecha 10 y II de Enero publica el ci-
tadO peri6dics.
San 'Petersburgo, 10 de Enero -Es
severisima la vigilancia en- ell palacio
Frarkoe solo, para proteger la vida
del Czar Algunos revolucionarios a
quienes Sc ha cogido prisioneros, han
dicho que, de todos modos, el empera-
dor de Russia morira asesinado.
Varsovia .1o.-El gobierno ha res
pondido la delegation que deman
da ba el levantamiento de sitio en- vi
ia de las pr6ximas elecciones deere
tadas por la Asamblea Nacional, ha
dicho que es impossible obedecer tai
orden en- vista de la actitud emena-
zadora de los socialistas.
Dos socialiStas han muerto tiros
de revolver al director de la compa
MA de los tranvfas. Ell jefe de poll
cia de Varsovia, tambiGn ha sido ase
sinado.
~- Constantinopla- TG.-La situacion en-
Tifls, capital de la Transcaucasia, es
muy seria nuevamente. La artille
ria rusa ha bombardeado Ia villa
arrasandola de un modo feroz. Los
revolucionarios, armados de bombas
infernales han atacado los cosacos-
La anarqufa mas completa existe
en- Elizabeth ciudad de 1900 habi-
tantes, situada al Sud de Tifis. Los
tartaros han aSesinado doscientos ar.
menios
Varsovia rI.-Las tropas Sc han
apoderado de los taleres de meta
lurgia de Ostrowiee que servian de
cuartel general los revolucionarios
Tn gran ntimero de estos, han muer
to en- los combates.
Opatof r.-Ayer, durante mas de
ma hora, las tropas han hecho fuego
y acuchillado 4 la multitud. Tn gran
n1mero de personals han perecido.
Tihis, 10 de Enero.-El pillaje con-
tin1a en- Il ciudad. La 1llima no.
che muchas bombas han sido lanzadas
contra las patrullas militares. La ar
tillerfa bombardea. las casas causan-
do un gran n1mero de muertos.
Una casa en- Ia que Sc habia refu-
giado un armenia que habfa intentado
asesinar 4 un Official, fue incendiada y
el hombre quemado yiyo,
Mittan, Cowlande, Io-Un escua-
dr6n de. dragones ha' enyuelto los re-
volucion arios cargandoles f,rozmente
en- desquite de haher eaido en- una
emboscada preparada por estos.
La lucha continda sangrienta !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-20
AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS EFFECT ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER
RETNEEN san JUAN CAROMA AO CY AGuDA MAYAG AND PONCE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-20

Ocna de San Juan en- Ia Marina Muele NJ de la COmpanfa
TELEFONO No -
0fcina d: Nueva York. Nun. Broadway.
0fina de Nueya Orleans uk Agent MIN o Common St
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-20

la = enlas
y q,
d mr New York.
d nd len LAS o6cna
a 81
m sad1a atodosI de ISL
a J. has: FL csCcnhreS
i
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-20
GRAN HOTEL
zS zSE&TsURaEN
3. .''9INGLATfng.A"
Ell ,MGJOR Y MAS
COMPLETE SrRVlCl0

e. HOTEL IN0LATeRRA euerts cor
WA gran empresa de eo1hes. "a Dun,s-
"a sn Ia lsla. pof tenet IN material mo-
dsfno ptopio para yisjes
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-01-12

The third game between the Athletics
and Company d of St. Johnsbury for the
state championship will be played in
Brattleboro Feb. 2. Each team has won
one game.
Hal March will play with the Athletics
the rest Of the season, taking Riley's
place. Riley will be substitute. March
began last night in the game with the
Bellows Falls team at Bellows Falls.
Company f of Troy, N. Y, celebrated
New Years day by taking two games
from the Buffalo Germans, champions Of
the world. The score of the first game
was SO to H. and that of the second was
40 to Z. Company e opened the season
with the Brattleboro Independents in
Festival hall on Thanksgiving night, un-
der the name of All-Americans, and won
SO to 80
The Fall River Signal Corps is scheduled
to play the Athletics in Festival hall
Monday, Jan. o. The Signal Corps team
for the past three years has held the
military championship Of New England
besides defeating several Of the leading
college teams, including Yale, Harvard,
University of Pennsylvania and others.
Last season 1t defeated the worlds
champions, the Buffalo Germans. being
the only team in this part Of the country
to accomplish that feat.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-01-12
School superintendent Stole s., 900 900.

An audit company from Chicago has
been making an investigation of the rec
ords and accounts of Newton c. Dough-
erty, Perorias former superintendent of
schools, who is now imprisoned at Joliet,
and the school board, which he dominated
The man is now shown to have been
more amazing rascal than appeared at
his trial. The auditors are still at work
upon the books, but their preliminary
survey is said by the Chicago Tribune to
disclose that the shortage for IS years will
exceed $1,000,000. The magnitude of
Dougherty's operations is simply astound-
ing In none of the last seven years, It
is said, did he steal less than $50, 900, and
in the last three years he got away with
100000 1t is further said that the audit
company will declare that the liqudating
Peoria bank is responsible, up to the limit
of liabilities, for the loss of the school
funds. The speculations were carried out
by Dougherty by means of forged and
fictitious school scrip, which was cashed
by the bank of which he was president,
without proper Endorsement. These are
solemn days in the financial circles of
Peoria, Ill.-[Springheld Republican.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-01-12
Charlie. D. Gale, veteran Stage Driver.

Charles d. Gale, 81 one of the old time
stage drivers of New England died Tues
day at his homie in South Spencer Mass. He
drove a stage between Worcester and
Brattleboro for many years and was ac-
quainted with many Of the notable men
of the early part of the last century, in
Guiding Gen. Lafayette.
Mr.. Gale was a stage driver from the
time he was IS years of age to the COM
ing of railroads to such an extent as to
cut off his business, when he was con-
ductor on the railroad for three years.
running from Worcester to Fitchburg. He
then settled in Fitchburg on a farm, and
20 years ago went to South Spencer.
He was a stage driver 80 years and
never had an accident that injured any
body in all that time, although his coach
was overturned several times. He began
Athol, and used to start at In the morn
ing and arrive at Athol at 8 o'clock, and
then give up the ribbons to another
driver who drove another stretch, and so
on to Boston. a distance of about 1870
miles from Brattleboro. arriving at the
city at 9 o'clock at night, the coaches
making on an average between six and
seven miles an hour.
He subsequently drove on the Cheese"
line. so-called, from Worcester to North
ampton. Mr.. Gale, during his staging
drove between Keene and Boston and
between Nashua and Lowell. He
remembers ]. B. French of Boston, the
manager of the line of which the Nashua
Lowell route was a part
Those were the days when the coming
of the mail coach was announced by the
loud blowing of the drivers horn and
when each country postmaster took the
mail bag and sorted over the contents.
adding to them such as were to go out.
He was paid SIS per month and board.
He carried Daniel Webster as a passenger
| and saw Louis Kossuth, the Hungarian
| patriot, heard Jennie Lind and the cele-
brated Hutchinson family sing on several
| occasions.
When the presidential campaign of 1910
was in full swing he was living In Win
chester, N. H.. and on the 18th of June
| of that year he was the driver of a huge
wagon with six gray horses which went
all the way from Winchester to Concord,
N. H., decorated with evergreen boughs
| and with a log cabin on the turnout,
while 80 men of Winchester and kegs of
hard cider made the occasion one he never
forgot.
The distance was 60 miles He re-
membered the principal orator of the day
was Long Jim Wilson of Keene, the
most noted lawyer of the Granite state
at the time.
Mr. Gale married in 1850 Miss Harriet
M. Moore of Brattleboro and to them two
sons were born, Charles e. and John w.
Gale, both of whom live in South Spencer.
He had three grandchildren.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-01-12

Lumbermen having large interests In
several of the towns have been interview
ed by a representative of The Phoenix.
1t is generally believed that some deal
is "on," but nothing is known definitely
about It, 1t is thought probable that John
p. Kelias of Malone, N. Y, who was at
the head of the movement in 1904 for the
purchase Of about 10000 acres of timber
land on the Green Mountains in towns in
Rutland, Windsor, Bennington and Wind
ham counties, may be back of the deal
When the big transaction was being con-
sidered the price for all of the properties
was estimated at about $1,500,0O0 Owing
to the manner in which some of the large
tracts were involved the sale was not
contaminated, but the ownership of the
Wilmington & Hoosac Tunnel railroad
was transferred to Mr.. Kellas. An ex-
pert has been going over the Griffith
tract recently. Mr.. Kellas is thought by
some to be the financial representative of
the Rockefeller interests in investing
money in forests. If the Griffith estate
has been sold the change will have no
noticeable effect on the other large lum-
Der interests in the section named, but 1t
will be likely to result in the starting up
of the five big Griffith mills which are
shut down at present.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-01-12
THE ORDINANCE OF 1877.
Daniel Webster Ranked II Next to the
Declaration Of Independence.
ISf Alhan Maaaenper

There was unveiled the other day on
the steps of the sub-treasury building
in Wall street, New York, bronze tablet
presented to the city by the "Ohio Com
pany Of Associates' of which Whitelaw
Reid is president. The tablet is in the
shape Of the state of Ohio, and II COM
memorates the signing in October 1887,
in the old building which stood where the
sub-treasury building now stands, Of an
indenture by which the treasury of the
United States conveyed to Manasseh Cut
Ter and winthrop Sargent, acting for the
original Ohio Company OF Associates, FIVE
million acres Of land on the Ohio river.
The historical importance Of this transact
ton largely consists in its connection with
the famous Ordinance Of 1851" which
Daniel Webster ranked next to the Dec
laration Of American Independence That
ordinance created the great Northwest
Territory, out of which the states Of Ohio.
Indiana. Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin
were subsequently carved Its importance
in shaping the destinies OF this republic
cannot be over-estimated for II contained
a clause prohibiting slavery after the year
1900 in the territory and in any state that
should be organized out of 1t. But for this
provision the United States would have
become a slave republic and but for the
agreement on the part of the Ohio Com
pany OF Associates to buy several mil
lion acres of the land. the ordinance would
not have been enacted
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-01-12
Communicable Diseases In Wlndham
County Towns In 1905.

In the reports to the state board Of
diseases last year five Windham county
towns-Brookline, Grafton, Somerset, Will
mington and Windham-give no figures
The statistics for the other towns were
as follows:
Athens-Measles 6.
Observation-Disclosures 10, scarlet
fever TO- whooping cough 8, measles 1868,
typhus fever 5, mumps 4, chicken-pox IL,
Dover-Measles s, typhus fever 1.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is, typhus fever
l.
Guilford-Diphtheria 1, measles 81.
Halifax-Measles /.
Jamaica--Measles 80, typhus fever l.
Londonderry--Wh cough II,
measles 81, chicken-pox /.
Marlboro-Diphtheria ~, measles l.,
typhus fever 2.
Newfane-Measles 46, chicken-poX 5.
Putney-Measles 3.
Observation-Disclosures 7, scarlet
fever 81, whooping cough &c, measles 1874.
Stratton-Measles /.
Observation-Disclosures cough 1, measles
rs.
Vernon-Measles 81, chicken-pox O.
Observation-Disclosures 4.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1, scarlet
fever 1.
Observation-Disclosures 20, typhus fever
5, mumps 81.
The total figures are diphtheria "a,
scarlet fever AZ, whooping cough 80,
measles 1877, typhus fever Is, mumps Al,
chicken-pox 20.