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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-30

A. visit to friends In Calais.-Prof. Haysh-
bruRer of Pennsylvania University, Phila-
delphia, has been a guest at Green
Mountain Inn this week, visiting the
Notch and mountain. collecting material
for n botanical work he Is preparing
Mr.. and Mrs. Mott Of Orange, N. j..
are stopping at Green Mountain Inn
Mrs. r. A. Parsons. who has been visit
ing In Stowe for two weeks. left on
Tuesday for Milwaukee,, Wis, on her way
to her home In Minncapolis.-Dr. Dewitt
s. Clarke, Miss Hilda Clarke and Miss
Katherine Butler returned to Salem,
Mass, on Tuesday.-Mrs. Olive Corliss,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Chandler Watts, and other relatives, re-
turns next week 10 her home in New
Fampshirc.-M,ss Nellie watts returns
next week to her school work in Haver-
hill. Mass.-Ed McGrath has been called
to Utica, n. Y, by the serious Illness Of
his sister.-Grover Luce of Worcester.
Mass, Is a visitor In Stowe.-Henry
Downer has returned to his duties as II.
r. d. mail carrier after n two weeks
vacation. A. -. Alger has been serving as
substitute.-Mr. md Mrs. Charles Ide OF
Mclrose. Mass. were recent visitors in
SIOWP.-MTS. RDDo'l lPll IutSudy "''
Mansfield TO spend a few days as guest
OF Mrs. C. r. Churchill AT Unity church.
Rev. i. NJ. n. Abbott, pastor. there will
be Sunday morning service at 10:45, on
go Forward" Sunday school will meet
at IL M; Young Peoples Fraternity will
meet at 7:@ y. m. Topic: Capital and
Labor. Refs. Mark 1"2-14-1S; Prov. 1923
Leader. -. D. Pike.-Mrs. Abbott was
called down from the Mountain last Tues
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Nancy
Chaffee at Moscow which was held
Wednesday morning and largely attended
The interment was at Morristown.-Tnit,
Sunday School picnic last Thursday al
the farm of William Smith n large mum.
Der attending. An abundance of goof
things were provided. and an abundance
Of room In the house and grounds. Mr.
and Mrs. Smith generously provided ice
cream, ctc. The long tables were spread
under the trees. In spite of the heav,
showers later IN the day. the occasion wa.
a very pleasant one.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-30
FAIR HAVEN.

Mrs. Jack Carbine and little son of
Rutland and Miss Cora Wells of New
York city spent last week at Jasper
Root's.-Mrs. Sarah Reed of Castleton
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
| Riggs.-A son was born August Goth. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brock.-Mr. and
Mrs. L. G.. Smith of West Haven are
| visiting ut Sam Smith's.-Mrs f. w.
lChase, who has been visiting at Sam
Smiths, has returned to her home In
ga gle Bridge, n. Y.,-Mrs William Ward
of Rutland is visiting her father, Daniel
Wait.-A son was born Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles IIicr.-Mr. and Mrs.
Wohanker and son of New YORK city,
lMr. and Mrs. S. l.. Martin of Shoreham,
are visiting at j. d. Wallker's-Mrs
William Keith and grandson are visiting
relatives In Fort Ann, y. Y,-Mr. and
Mrs. Wheaton Bosworth of Chicopee
Falls, Mass. are at VIII BosWorth s.
Mrs. A. c. Fairnan went to Brandon
Thursday the 23d, to help to celebrate the
l0l birthday OF her father the the Rev,
Leonard Dolp.-Merrill Walker is In
camp at Lake Boinoseen, with A. l..
Birds family.-Louis and harold Wheeler
of Providence, r. l., are at their aunts,
Mrs. O.. H.. Bump for a few weeks stay,
Charles McKeown, who has been at
work on the y. f.. Telephone line in
GranvIlle, n. y, Is home for a few days,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-30
DERBY

Stewart Kelley. who went to Montana
q few weeks since to buy horses, was re-
turning last Friday with n carload, and
at Newbury got off the train. In some
way while attempting to board IT again
he fell and the cars ran over him., sever
ing his legs. one near the body. the other
lower down. M surgeon being ut hand
he was put aboard the express ard sent
to the hospital at Hanover. where he died
soon after his arrival. He was able to tell
his name and residence and his parents
were immediately summoned by telegraph.
but the news of his death reached them
at Newport. His remains were brOUeh,
Saturday morning. Funeral services
were held at the house Sunday afternoon.
the Rev. Ellery Reed of SherbroOke, a
| former pastor of his. officiating. A large
crowd of friends assembled, thereby mani
Testing the regard in which he was held in
the community. Flowers in abundance.
among them several elegant wrcaths, were
sent by loving friends. Interment was In
Derby cemetery. The bearers were tho
four brothers. who, with his parents. are
left 10 mourn his untimely Death. he
horses, 80 in number, reached Newport
Friday night. and were taken to West
ICharleston Saturday m~orning.-TWo more
pianos have arrived in town. one ut Lucier
Jenne's and one at Leslie Heath's.. max
ling five within three weeks.-Mr5, Ger
trude CBarnes) Mathews Of Morison. Ill
Visited friends in town over Sunlay.-Mrs
Fletcher Niles went Tuesday I, Hanover
with an aunt from Wildwood, \. H.. VIII
goes into a hospital there for treatment
Mrs. A. ]. Allbee was very sick tho frs
of the week with cholera mOrbtS.--
Antoinette Vazneau has been quite sick
but Is im~proving.-The Congregations
woman's missionary meeting was held a
Miss Charity Bates's Tuesday afternoon
Subject. Work in Foreign Lands. =
NJ. A. Adams has been on the sick list TIL
past week.
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WAITSTIELD.

Mrs. Ransom Sabin of Bolton is Il
ing a two weeks vacation in TINS
visiting her brother. II. +. Stoddard|
othor fricnds.-A son was born to Mr.
Mrs George Belvillc on Monday, AN
w. W. McAllistcr and Luther y
returned tho latter part of last week
their trip to the q. A. r. Encaml1
at Minneapolis.-Miss rem DIVINE
Calais is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j.
Berry.-The newly established
school in this village opened the xst
on Monday, August 9th. with FRO
II. Farrand OF Bakersfield as the I,
pal. and Miss Minnie Maxwell as te
i'm the grammar school grade
| Philip NcGrath of West Some|
Mass. is visiting among relatives
old neighbors in this place'-Mrs'
Moore went last Saturday to Lyndo1
being called there by the serious \
of her daughter, Mrs. Bessie MOI
There were no services last SUNDAY
,here will be none next Sunday a
Methodist Church. on account of m
serce of the pastor, The Rev. F. H.
erts. who is on n visiting trip to Br|
vile, his former home.-Mr. and NJ
]. Somerville, who have been boardi
the Waitsfeld house for some time,
moved into n. O. Joslyn's ten
house.-Thc large company Of son
people who attended the !. O,
field day exercises LIST week Wed'l
were treated to two OF the finest hn'
games ever played In this Victnit'
pccially tho one In the afternoon DO
Warren and Waterbury, This was
close, requiring u INNINGS to deel
the score standing at nve each FRO
Continued On Afth p1EcS
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LOWELL.

Alex Deblais has moved from West
field into the creamery tenement with
his nephew. Amos Observation-Disclosures Alice
and Florence Durivage of Bakersfield
are visiting relatives in town.-Miss May
Wallace has gone TO Boston.-Miss NJ. A.
Newton Is visiting her brother. f. T..
Newton.-Mrs. Smith Of New York. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs /. Stephenson.
Leroy. Aury and Chellis Kinsley are in
Boston this week,-Ferdinand Blanchard
has gone to Worcester, Mass. where he
has employment.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Webster are the guests of Mrs. Webster's
mother, Mrs. Peter Martin.-JamcS
hurry, aged "a years, died August 22.-Mr,
and Mrs. n. +. Hutchinson are spending
a few weeks with friends in Windsor
cOunty.-SchOols will begin September 3.
The following teachers have been assign
ed: Higher department village, Miss
Helen Stephenson: primary, Miss Sybil
Warren; south. Mrs. Grace Barr; north.
Miss Grace Cooledge: Laclair. Miss Grace
Powers; Cello, Miss Florence Sherbert
Richards. Miss May Coburn; Stebbins,
Miss Clara Burgess.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Clifford, wife of DR.. J. p. Clifford.
who is at the head of the Randolph SAN
atarium, died Saturday night after "A long
illness from tuberculosis of the brain.
She suffered a serious illness from
typhoid fever shortly after her
return from Europe about two years
ago, whore she accompanied the doctor,
who was pursuing a special medical
course at Vienna, Austria. Since this
illness she has been in failing health. and
had been n patient at tho sanatarium for
some time before its close Il few weeks
ago. She had been a resident of Randolph
for some years, coming here from Coos,
n. H., where her husband had been prac-
ticlnE. The funeral was held from
her late home on Highland avenue. Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock, the Rev.
Frazer Mctzger officiating.
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MORGAN.

D. A. Elliott and 8. f.. Gray are the
candidates for representative.-Mrs. s. c
Wilcox and Clara Wilcox have been in
Burlington a few days to consult a ply.
sician in regard to Clara's eyes.-Severa.
from this place attended the Sunday
school convention at West Charleston
August 2.-Mrs. Mum, who has beer
camping at the lake. has returned to hel
home In Barre.-FAchard Trucott ant
Alice LeClair were lately married. They
will live at Mr.. LeClair's for the present
&C. n. Moulton and family of Charles
ton are at their camp on the east shore
of Seymour lake.. c. Burnett and wifi
have been in Canada for a visit with rel
atives.
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Miss Lila Clevenger, who has been pass
ing her vacation at the home of Mrs.
Charles Hobart. left last Monday for
her home in Philadelphia.-The social at
Mrs. w. II. Towards Tuesday afternoon
was attended by about 80 people.-Mrs
Hattie Putnam and daughter Annie were
visitors in Burlington Wed~nesday.-C. +.
Brush has gone TO st. Joseph, Mo-, to
visit an uncle.-F. +. Dickinson and
family of Brockton, Mass, are visiting
at the home OF Luther Dickinson.-Burt
Burns and william Driscoll have gone
to Cady's Falls to work on the new dam.
Miss Frances Hobart has gone to her
office in Montpelier for a few days-A
three act comedy. THE Prince of Liars"
will be given at the American house hal
Tuesday evening September 4th for the
beneht OF the public library. A dance will
be held after the performance.
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PLAINFIELD.

Mrs. DR.. McCoff and Mrs. John
tanach OF Montpelier were in TOW
Tuesday.-Miss Mary Russell ha
turned to Burlington.-B. +. BAN
Montpelier was in town on Tues
Glen Kellogg and Miss Bertha cha
lin were married August 23.-C. l.. y
and Virgil Kent went to the II
Windsor on Wednesday with a car lo
shorthorns from the RiverNiew
Farm.-Harry B~atchelder of New
city is visiting relatives and frien
town.-Mrs. A. NJ. Smith Is Vlsltlh
parents in StoCkbridge and Mrs.
is attending the convention at ST =
bury.-Ernest Ide of East Calais Il
ing the houses of O, l.. Martin ana
Cutler for electricity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-30

w. j. Boyce has purchased $50 a
of timbered land in Waitsficld KIN
as the Berry lots. V. J.. Perkins o
land near the property purchased
Mr.. Boycc and Messrs. Boycc and Z
ms are to erect a steam mill.
At the democratic caucus, II. T. l
inson was nominated for town re
sentative. W. V. Bryan was chair
of the caucus and w. j. ONeil, sc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-30
ERB LINE.

Miss Lillian Smith has returned from
an extended visit with her sister, Mrs.
f. II. Cowens of New York city.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hunt of Barton Landing
left for their home early In the week
after spending n few days with Mr..
Hunts mother, Mrs. NJ. j. Hunt.-Miss
Grace Pike is spending a ten days vaca-
ton with friends on the shores of Lake
Massawippi, North Hatley.-The many
| friends here of Miss Maud Riches OF
Newport are pleased to read OF her en-
gagement to George Cook Of Lon.
don, England The Derby Line graded
| school begins the fall term September 10
| Miss Rlcard las charge of the higher
department, Miss Clark returns for the
Intermediate, and Miss Marie of New
port will instruct the primary classes
Newman Blake has opened a inca
market in the Spaulding block.-Mr'
Persis Foster and daughter, Patty, o.
New York city are staying a few weeks
at the Derby Line hotel.
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

John WEIGH of Elmira. n. Y, who has
been visiting relatives Mt the old home
stead and at the Hon. V, l, Spears for
several weeks, returned to his home Mon
day.-Guy Hubbard has returned to his
work in Derby. CT, having spent a/three
weeks vacation with his parents at the
Randolph House.-The normal school
opened Tuesday with the former board
OF teachers.-T. s, Allis and family of
Derby, Conn, have taken a two weeks
vacation here at their summer cottage.
They came In their automobile and start
ed on their return trip Tuesday. II every
one was as considerable of the rights of
the travelling public as Mr.. Allis is,
there would he less complaint about the
automobile Misses Edna Martin and
Jessie Bailey OF Rochester were at Foster
Parmenter's a few days last week.
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WARREN.

Miss Frances Joslin, who is spen
the summer at Waitstield. spent Frida
w. f. Denver's.-Gern Van Densin
wife Of F~itchburg, Mass, are visiting
A. r. Bragg's.-We were visited by
of the hardest showers OF the Sc
Monday, Eighteen bridges in town
washed away. the roads badly wa
| and several of the mills badly dana
w. f. Dana and wife are atten
M{~JdIabiry fatY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-30
RRoOKFIELD.

DR.. e, G. Sprague and family spent
Sunday in town.-Dr. Frank Angel of
Randolph, was called Saturday to attend
Christine the young daughter of j. NJ.
Angell.-Chelsea suffered defeat at the
hands Of the Brookfield base bali club
last week. Il to l.. The names of II. d.
Reed. George Crane, and c. b. Fish, all
republican. are filed as candidates for
town representatives.-Thursday evening
the Ladies Ala Society of the second
church held n social at the town hall.
The Wheatley family assisted by local
talent furnished a musical programe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-30
IRASBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webster recently
visited their son. DIN, in Berkshire Cen
ter.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Slack have
moved TO Newport Center, where they
will teach the full term of school.-Mrs
Addison Carpenter suffered a shock last
Friday night and remains very seriously
ill.-Mrs Cotton of Swcetsburg. p. O., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Phil
lip.-Elijah Wiley remains quite ILL.,
Mrs %Templeton Is visiting friends In Rich
ford
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-30

Mrs. William Ladd of Whitman. Mass,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r..
A.. Patterson, of this village.-The Sun
day schools OF this town held their union
picnic at Caspian lake Thursday.-The
Changers held their annual picnic at Eligo
lake Saturday.-The Ladies' Aid fur
nished supper for the Woodmen's meeting
Thursday night.-John Bishop is very i'll
and his sister, Mrs, Pratt, from Stratford,
N. H., is here to assist In caring for him.
Mrs. Henry Allen returned to her home
in Burlington last week,-Charles Hoyt
has rented the farm belonging to the
estate of the late Henry Allen,-The Rev.
and Mrs. w, e. Allen are taking n few
weeks vacation at Caspian lake, There
will be no services in the Methodist
Church next Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. II.
A. Dorman celebrated their golden we'd
ding last Wednesday, August 20. Theii
house was filled with friends and rela-
tives to offer their congratulations and
good wishes. They were the recipients OF
many beautiful presents. besides nifty
gold dollars. II was nm exceptionally
pleasant occasion and all united In wish
Ing them many more ASS and years OF
golden sunshine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-30
NEWPORT.

r. Johnson. a teamster In the employ
of Homer Benjamin, met with a painful
and serious accident Thursday morning
while attempting to load one OF the large
blocks of granite on a NAT car at the
granite sheds. In some name the pulleys
slipped pinning his right leg between
granite and car and breaking it in two
places below the knee and badly mangling
It. He was taken to a nearby house,
where medical aid was promptly secur-
ed.
The September term of court promises
to be a busy one. as the bar docket al
ready shows 1S cases including the civil,
State and Chancery carcs. seneca Hazel
ton will be the presiding Judge, W. S,
Robbins of Derby Centre and w. f. Clark
of Glover will act as side judges. Mrs
Emma Grout Mutt of Montpelier acts as
court reporter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-30

Btowe is visiting her grandparents,
william Bailey and wife.-Rev. o. -.
Barnard of Underhill was in town Tues
day to visit his daughter Mrs. Frank
Simmer who has been very i'll Of typhoid
fever but is now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IIaskins and wife Of Cady's Falls we're
recently guests of the latter's father,
Milton Pruce
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-30
WEST HAVEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock of Crown Point,
n. V, havc been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Gilbert Bigelow.-Mrs. Cyrus Tryan
has gone to Rridgewater to visit her SIS
ter. Mrs. Iittle.-Miss Nernice Gay or
Cavendish was for a week the guest
of Miss Bessie Jakway.-Mrs. Jane Man
vile and Danmury, Conn, and Amcs
Merritt of Youkers, n. Y, are visiting
ut Orville NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Forbes
of WATERFORD, y. H., is spending some
time with his brother. Y. n. Forbes
A company IF friends and ~neighhors
surprised DR.. Morehouse and his wife
last Monday evening. 1t was the 18th.
anniversary of their marriase'-Dr. and
Mrs. c. II. Buckley of Brooklyn, n. ~
are visiting II. c. Adams.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-30
H. w. L q CO.
THE SUPERB MADRAS CURTAINS.

THE SUPERB MADRAS CURTAINS.
In our Pearl Street Window are but a partial
index Of the refined and disnified styles that are found
here at all times
IN CONJUNCTION
with the remarkably handsome Screens also to be seen in the
Pearl Street Window-many very practical ideas for Den
Library or Reception Room will be found.
W. wish to say that we make, hang or drape Curtain. a.
short notice. We solicit contracts for interior decorations.
Our Drapery Section is complete with all that is considered
best and perfectly good taste in hanging Of all descriptions. We
have some very attractive bargains in Lace Curtains-in two, three
and four pair lots.
SHOWN IN THE BASEMENT.
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PROCTOR.

Fishing for horned pouts in the
Beaver pond will be allowed for the
rest of the week.-A special train will
he run on the Clarendon & Pittsford
railroad tomorrow evening to accom-
MEDIATE those who wish to attend the
republican rally at Rutland. The
Proctor band has been engaged to fur
nish music.-William Coe, who has
worked in the Vermont Marble com
pany's order department for the last
six months, has resigned and gone to
his home in Vergennes.-Chas. Harris
manager of the creamery here. has
gone to Middlebury, where he will eX-
hibit his goods at the agricultural fair,
Mr., Harris has been awarded first prize
several times at the county fairs al
~Rutland-Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Vose
have returned from n months outina
at Lake George.-Chas. McDevitt, as
sistant ~bookkeeper of the Vermont Mar
Bile company, is spending a weeks v a
cation at his home herc.-John Don
nelly of the Vermont Marble company's
Philadelphia branch, Is In town.
Messrs. Frank and Peter Olson. whit
have been in jamestown for the las
week, have returned.-Thc Rev. George
~Starbrand Of Chicago will conduct tn
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CHELSEA.

A reception In the form of a surprise
party attended by more than 100 of their
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-02
MUCH LOSS Of
LIFE IN STORM
Details of the Disaster
Coming to Hand.
(By the Associated Press.)

Birmingham, Ala, Sept. 29th.-Mo-
bile is still cut off from the outside
world. Dispatches just received here
by mail. which left Mobile at $50
Il. M, Saturday, say hat the city will
suffer q loss of $4,000 600 in damage
to buildings, steamboats,, shipping,
railroads, II commercial houses.
The famous shell road is gone, and
probably will not be rebuilt. Fifty
nine persons are known TO have lost
their lives at points near the city.
Following is Il corrected list of the
dead:
AT Coden-Mrs. KIoskie, Miss Susie
~CreVallelle, Mr.. and MIA Wenarth,
Miss Una Wenerth, Mrs. Betancourt.
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. McRae, Mrs. Will
cox, Mabel Wilcox. Mr.. Clark. Mrs.
Clark and two children, Mrs. Clark's
mother-in-laW, Major stevens. three
Alexander children, Mrs. Hazen and
two children, Mabel and Luther Cox,
children, Annie Watts, Lula Wilcox,
Al kipling. PlasOn Inorganic coiored)
AL Deschamps, OlG< Donlin and two
children; Dick Warricks wife Color
ED
At Bayou la Batre-Two Bohem-
ians.
At Heron Bay-Twenty drowned,
no ascertained.
At BOuSecOur-MrS. Frank Alex
ander, Miss Mary Alexander, Miss
Jane Alexander and Mrs. Cooper and
son.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-02
LOSS Is ENORMOUS.
Damage by the Hurricane Still Il
Matter Of G~uesSWOrk.

Washington, d. c., Sept. 29.-Enor-
nous loss of life and damage to prop
erty was done at several ports and
naval stations along the southeastern
Atlantic coast and the Gulf coast by
the recent hurricane.
Major General James f. Wade, COM
handing the Atlantic division, re-
ported to the War Department that
six civilians were killed at Fort Nor
gan, Alabama, and one enlisted man is
missing. The damage to the post IS
estimated at 500, 600. Chief Quarter
master HOdgson, at Atlanta, reported
10 Quartermaster General Humphrey
the same facts, adding that the fort
was completely inundated.
Authority was t~elegraphed to Cap
tain Thomas DWyer, commandment Of
Fort Morgan to make such repairs as
necessary in the present emef-
eencv. In addition to this action.
OuartermaSter General mas
ordered to that post L. H.. Doten. civil
attached to the quarterlnaS-
ter's department. and Sedley w. Chap
lin civil engineer, and Superintend-
ont of Construction at Fort Hamilton
10 direct the work of repair.
CAPTAIN Lawrence 5. Miller, COM
oondant Of Fort Barrancas, Fla, re-
ported that three ENLISTED men are
missing from h a post; that Fort Nc
pao was almost destroyed; and h Il
Eort suffered severely.
Forts Badly Damaged.
Concerning the damage at Forts
p~,r,ancas and McRee. Quarternastef
| Hodeson. at Atlanta, sent the 1olloW-
ing to ouarterInaster Con
eraI Humphrey: 40
"Atlanta. "a. Sept. %.
I"ouartermaster General, WASHINGTON
.sFollowing telegram received from
o~rartermaster at Fort Barrancas:
with approval of commanding OH
cor. request authority to purchase ma
terial and hire labor in open hlarhet
{ 10 noraIv repairs to wharves and
80 uainac at his post and Fort Pick
ens. approximately $1,000 De
taiIed estimate to follow. Fort Mckee
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-02
AMERICAN SOLDIERS
TO MAKE CUBA BE GOOD
Army of Occupation to Be Dispatched to the Is
land With as Much Expedition as
Circumstances Will Admit Of.

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iuHhiE tldl Oh me city OF havana
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