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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-15

The Mayville Farmer Elevator
Go. had a prosperous year as has
been the case in other towns
where the elevators were handled
by good agents.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-15
DRINK HABIT. CURED


Permanently and thoroughly by the
Murray Cure. If you have tried others
and failed, don't lose hope. We will re-
turn your money if you are not satisfied
at end of Treatment. Remember it is not
a gold cure, and leaves one in splendid
physical condition. Write or wire insti-
tute at our expense, stating exact time
when you will arrive. It is better to have
us meet you at the train and avoid I'M
scrupulous hack drivers who will take
you to the wrong place. Write for bank
references and booklet giving testimon-
ials and endorsement of the Murray
Cure. There are only two Murray Cure
Institutes, 1919 Nicollet Avenue, Min
neapolis. and
FARGO. N. ID.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-15

Read the ads. in the Pioneer.
1t will pay you to devote a few
moments to their perusal.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-15

Ole G. Mellem and Iver Thompson, ExecutOrs,
Petitioners.
Ellen Geneva Mellem Lee, and Carl Elmer
Mellem; Clarence Wilhelm Mellem, a minor:
The Norwegian Lutheran Synode Seminary.
q Corporation; The Norwegian Evangelical
Lutheran Synode of America. a religious cor
poration; and T. O. Schjeldahl. special guar
dian of Clarence Wilhelm Mellem.
.ReSpOndentS
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-15

At a recent meeting of the
Aneta Fair Association it was
found that the financial condition
of the institution was in excellent
shape. We are pleased to learn
that there is one associa-
ton on the circuit that has
come out ahead of the game.
The experience here has been
Numerically opposite notwith-
standing the fact that we had
good weather and fair attend
ance.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-15

James Elliott is loading a car
Of emigrant goods which he will
ship to Canada where he will
open up a farm.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-15
CROP LAND.

We usually have on hand good
land at reasonable prices that
can be bought with small cash
payment and the balance on the
crop payment plan.
BROWN & DANSKIN,
AtFirst National ankof Hope
North Dakota.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
FELL THROUGH scUTTLE.
Capt. c. o. Wilder of waitsfeld Was
Killed by Fall.

WaitsGeld, March 30--Captain O. &.
Wilder a retired farmer widely known
as an active member of the Grand Army
OF the Republic, department Of Vermont,
fell through floor Ia barn at his
place in this village Wednesday after
noon, struck the first floor on his head
and shoulders and died abcnt Is min
utes later
Captain Wilder had gone 10 the seeonl
floor Of the barn alone. By some acci.
dent he slipped ANA fell through the
scuttle and with great force struck the
floor below lie was rendered uneonsci-
Gus instantaneously and did not regain
consciousness His son heard the fall
aud rushed 10 him, carrying him into
the house, whore he died.
Captain Wilder was T5 years Of age.
He enlisted in the 18th Vermont regi.
ment during the Civil War and served
nine months fighting III the battle Of
Gettysburg as captain. He had always
lived in Waitsield and was good citi.
zen. He was past commander of Aims.
worth Post, No. 30, His wife died d
year ago last November.
He Il survived by six children: Mrs.
10. II. Richardson Of Montpelier Mrs.
BulSer Of Connecticut. Mrs. Frank Brown
Of Burlington. Fred +. Wilder Of Waits
field Levi Wilder Of Middlesex and Roy
Wilder Of Waterbury.
The funeral will be held Sunday under
the direction Of the G. A. r.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
Mayor And Aldermen Hold a
Secret Session
TO SETTLE ON WATER SIJPT.
Mayor Barclay Still Wanted Robert In
glis Who Was Rejected by the AL
dermen--Another Meeting Win
Be Held Tonight.

After the meeting Of the board az
civil authority adjourned AZ 0 o'clock
last evening, the mayor met the board
of aldermen in executive session to talk
over the appointment Of a water super
ntcndent to succeed II n. Allen, Jr.,
whose term Of Office expires Saturday
night. The mayor and aldermeys were
ID conference for nearly an hour, but
no appointment was made as result
of ii and the board adjourned until
this evening
II Is expected the appointment will
be made tonight, and II il hinted the
mayors choice will be Robert Inglis,
who was rejected for this position when
he was named last Saturday evening
Whether the aldermen have shifted posi-
tions enough Rince then to confirm him
no one seems To know 1t is reported
that Mr.. Allen goes to Providence, RI
T., Monday, and as water rents conc
due April list, it Is important that the
Office be filed not later than tonight.
City Engineer Henry L. Smith was be-
fore the board last evening gnd asked
authority to engage a boy for the city
engineers Office. He stated that both
Mr. Reid and Mr.. Sector finished work
in the Office Saturday evening and that
if there was to be any work for him
10 do boy to assist would be neces-
sary. No action was taken in the mat
ter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
CHELSEA.

Rev. A. y Eastman Of StrafIord call
cd on friends in town recently.
Hale Matoon is recovering from q re-
cent severe attack Of Appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Flint are visit
inc friends in Claremont, n II.
Lewis j Gray has recently sold a very
nice colt to Ira o. Kicker of plainfeld
for Sl75.
Miss Reta Abbott il working az the
Briphtwood hotel ut South Royalton.
Charles Webster of Barre City Il in
town visiting his daughters, Misses
Nellie and Florence Webster.
Nrs. Efastus r. Dickenson returned
Last Saturday from Waits River, where
she had been for several weeks with Mrs,
John Dodge.
Mrs. Mary Rathburh, who has been
IN for several weeks, has so far re-
coyered az to be able to sit up.
Mrs. ID. G. Stoughton Of South Royal
ton Who came here to attend the flner-
~ ~ Otis r. Rice last week, returned
n her home Che first Of the week
Afiss Florence Taylor is spending the
Easfer vacation from her studies at the
anauIding graded school in Barre with
~ parents. Mr. and Mrs Noah g. Tay-
Mr.. Belle Brooks returned 70 South
Rnvalton the first of the week after a
viajt to iief daughter Airs Clarence
smith oi this place.
Nh ana Mrs Lorenzo Heath q West
,Fin,h Freeman spear az Nerslirp
r,snk j. Eaton Of Cornth and lueil
rIegls of Nost Fairleo We're il town thc
frst Of the week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
TO CRUSH RIOTS.
Special Russian Commission Is Ready for
Revolt.

st. Petersburg, March 30.A special
commission under the presidency OF Pre-
mier Witte has been created for ths
purpose OF co-ordinating the work OF
the troops and police in handling revo-
Mtionaiy and agrarian outbreaks. The
police and rural guards are being every
where strengthened, the st. Petersburg
police force having been increased by
100 officers and 1900 men. involving
an extra expense Of s404,000. a mill
tary train IL beiag held in readiness 81
the Nicholas railroad station.
The Senate has not only decided
against the prosecution Of NJ. Ncidhardt,
former prefeet of police at Odessa, and
Gen, Kourlon, governor of Minsk, but
has requested the minister OF justice to
reprimand the procurator Of Minsk for
bringing charges against Cen Kourloff,
and to reprimand the municipal admin
istration of Odessa for dodging the COM
plant against Neidhardt and parleying
With the revolutionary committee In
terror Minister Durnovo claims that such
men as Neidhardt and Kortrloff must be
supported, as they represented the au.
thority Of the state
Governor General Rennekampff OF ST.
IBERIA yesterday c0minuted the sentences
Of death imposed by court martial here
March n on la postal officials who had
participated in the recent strike to
various terms of penal seryitude and to
exile.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
FUNERAL OF MRS. HADLEY.
Held Yesterday Afternoon From Her
Late Home on Spaulding Street

The funeral of the late Mrs. WI. r.
Hadley was held yesterday afternoon
from the residence on Spalilding street,
with the Rey. " r. Lowe of Hcdding
NJ. +. church officiating. Among those
who attended was the Nincltia lodge,
knights of Pythias. oF which the hlls-
band Of the deceased is a member. The
Knights also accompanied the remains
to Elmwood cemetery. where the body
will rest in the vault for the present.
The bearers were Mr.. HadIey, Charles
and John kirkland and r. q. Dority,
the last named of greenland, N. III. The
f0ral tributes were as follows:
From husband, brothers and sisters,
pillow; Mrs 5, ]. Mason and Mrs. Fan
ie Hadley, carnations; Mr.. asid Mrs.
Jndkins, carnations: Mr.. and Mrs. Dor
ity, carnations; Mr.. and Mrs & NJ.
Melcher carnations and roses; Mr.. ard
Mrs George Miles, calla lilies; Mrs.
Nellie Thompson, carnatiors Mrs. Fran
els Thompson, carnations; Mrs. Scott and
Mrs. Sawyer, carnations and petunias !;
Mrs. Levi Swift and Mrs. Nellie Tap
lin, carnations; Mr.. and Mrs Al. @. La
point, carnations; Mr.. and Mrs. w. q.
Sutherland, hyacinths; III d. Brooks ard
family, calIa lilies: Mr. and Mrs. r. RI.
Mills and Mrs. and Mrs. Gilbert Smith,
hyacinths; Mr. and Mrs. ]. ID. Town,
carnations; Mrs. Agnes Williams, pink
carnations and hyacinths; Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Bruce. white carnations; Misses
May and Margaret Arkley, carnations;
employees Of Melcher & Hadley, white
earnations; *. of p. lodge, white roses.
Friends and relatives, from out of
town are her sister, Mrs. Fannie Kuhn
of Cleveland. Ohio; Mr.. Hadley brother
and sister, Il. ID. Dority Of Grecland,
N H. and Mrs II, q. Judkins Of New
Bfain5ree, Mass. Mrs. Levi Swift and
Mrs. Nellie Taplin and Mrs. Mary Scott
Of Middlesex; John Arkley Of Water.
bury
Any omission in this list was not III.
tended, also those that brought flowers
during sickness not mentioned here are
extended many thanks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
MAY DEPoRT INSANE MAN.
Immigrant Inspector Investigating the
Case Of Patrick LiIiey.

st. Albans, March 30.4~fol Ct. Il.
Forbes, United States inspector OF inn
migration, went To Waterbury yesters
day to investigate the case o. Patrick
Lilley. who was arrested in this city =
little over three months ago while lioter-
ing about the station Of the Central
Vermont Railway Co., and December
f9. 1905, WAS sentenced IN city court TO
the house OF correction at Rutland for
breach Of the peace EIe had previously
served ten days III Franklin county jail
for intoxication. About two years ago
he was arrested by Chief Of Police j. r.
Mahoneyy but sentence was suspended
on account OF his age, over 10 years.
The man claimed Montreal ITS his home.
All the expiration Of the sentence Of
ninety days AT the house ct correction
which MAS the alternative for Il fine o.
SIS and costs, LiIley was scft to Water
bury for treatment on the ground that
he was insane. The directors Of the
state hospital now pronounce Lilleys
insanity To be harmless and are about
to discharge him. They wrote n. J,
Jarvis, oyerser Of the poor of this city,
and suggested that, as Lilley came to ST
Adams from Montreal, it might be prop
cr for the immigration service to inyes.
tigate the case.
LilIey is being held to await Colonel
Forbes investigation. Should II Be
proved that Lilley il q citizen Of the
United States. nothing can be done but
To turn him adrift. Should he be citi-
zen of Canada he can be returned to
that country by agreement with the Off.
eials of Canada. should il be found
that he Is an emigant from some ccun-
try not contiguous 10 the United States
then he can be deported by the imnigra-
tion officials.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
FUNERAL OF MRS. PARKS.
Presence of Many Friends Testified to
Esteem for Her.

The funeral Of Mrs. George w. Parks
was held from her late home. 495 North
Main street, yesterday afternoon at
two o'clock, the Rev Charles G. Conner
officiating
The house was wen filed with rela-
tives and friends of the deceased, and
the many beautiful flowers testified to
some extent to the high regard in which
Mrs Parks was held.
The pail bearers were the two sons
and four nephews Of the deceased Al
bert Parks of this city and Arthur Parks
of Boston, George Wing, and Arthur
Fsrweli Of Montpelier. Allen Moore, and
John Parks OF plainfeld The interment
was in the vault at Eimwool, although
later 1t viii hn in the cemetery.
Among the relatives present from
places outside this city and Montpelier
were Albert Parks Of Boston; Mrs. Fred
Chase and daughter, Ellen. Of Concord.
n. II: Rev and Mrs T. r. Fortney of
PlainGeld; Mr. and Mrs. John Parks Of
Plainfeld; Miss Jane Clark Of Plainfield: !:
Mrs. Byron Wilbur, cf North Montpelier.
Among the many beautiful floral Of
ferings was wreath OF vioIets from
Sigma Kappa fraternity Of BOSTON Uni
versity of which Miss Joanna Parks il
a member; q wreath Of roses, carnations
and lilies from the employees OF Smith,
Whiteomb and Cook Mrs. Parks age in
carnations from her relatives in Plain
field; large bouquet Of carnations and
smilax from William Goodrich, head Of
the firm of Goodrich. Croker and Parks,
Boston, OF which Albert Parks is a mem
Der. There We're also great many other
very beautiful tributes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
WRECKERS
STILL AT IT
---------~
Tempered With Switch Of
Rutland R. R.
NEAR R0USES POINT, N. Y.
The Engineer Stopped the Train, but
the Locomotive Toppled over--He
and the Firemen Were
Hurt,

Rouses Point, NJ ". March 3o.-A
deliberate attempt to wreck a train oc'
CURED last evening at nine o'clock, wheI
the train on the Ogdensburg & Lake
champlain division Of the Rutland rail
road from Ogdensburg, due to connect
with the Montreal sleeper on the Rut
land railroad at Alburgh. was wrecked
The engine and three cars were thrown
from the track and Engineer p. G. Mitch
| eI of Ogdensblwg and Fireman John A
Fleming Of New Haven, VT, seriously
injured
The train consisting Of an engine, q
baggage car and two day coaches, vel
filled with passengers, left Ogdensburl
at 1880 o'clock When about half j
mile from Rouses Point Junction the
engineer felt that his train, which was
making about As miles an hour, die
not take d switch smoothly. He I'M.
mediately applied the emergency ali
brakes and this action saved the live;
of his passengers. His train came to q
standstill, but the engine jumped ths
track and landed In ditch five feet be-
&w, turning completely on its side. ThS
Sree cars, although standing upright
seft the track The passengers Wer,
badly shaken up, but no one was in
jured.
When the crash came, Fireman Flem
ing was thrown through his cab window
and landed on the ground Engineer
Mitchell stuck to his post until he wa.
thrown on the foot board and later
through the left cab window. Boti
men were unable TO move and assistance
was sent 10 them. Information wa,
sent 10 Aibur9h and Rouses Point. DIR
Rodgers Of Alburgh arrived In u shor,
time aa.d made the engineer and fireman
as comfortable as possible.
An investigation as to the cause ol
the wreck was immediately started. II
was found that the switch had beer
tampered with, the lock was badly jam
med and plainly showed it had beer
hit with d rock, which was found neal
the switch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
Remarkable Rescue of En-
tOmbed Miners in France
BROUGHT TO TOP TO-DAY
Since March 10 They Had Lived Without
Light and almost Deprived Of
Air--Thirteen Men and
Boy in Party.

Lens, France. March 9o. Fourteen
miners who were entombed in the Cour-
rier mine ut the time Of the great fire
disaster on March 10th were taken out
alive this morning by searching party.
sThc men had lived 20 days shut or
from light and almost deprived Of an.
With one exception they were all we'll
when rescued, though they could not
have lived much longer. When they
were cut of from escape by the cxplo-
sion and the fire which followed, these
miners took refuge in the stable used
for the mules, employed in The mine.
They had snbsisted for days on the
lunches Of their dead comrades which
had been taken down on the day Of
the disaster. When this food became
exhausted they resorted to eating wheat
and oats which were found in the
stable. Water WAS also found there. In
this way they had sustained their lives.
One of those rescued was boy 4 years
old. One man is in serious condition
but the others are well.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
ORDER COMPLETE STRIKE
BEGINNING MONDAY
Anthracite Miners Scale Committee
Took Vote Last Night--Statement
Issued by President John Nit
chell Last Night.

indianapolis, March s0.The anthra.
cite miners scale committee last night
issued orders for total suspension Of
mining in the three anthracite districts
beginning Monday, April ..
The committee informed President
Baer that the miners scale committee
win meet the operators scale commit
tee in New York city on Tuesday
April .. At the close of meeting of
the committee last night, President Nit
chell of the United Mine Workers OF
America issued the following statement:
"The committee appointed by the
shamokin convention on Dec. Ia met to-
night and had under consideration the
letter signed by Mr. Baer dated March
20. and wired him the following
Ii agreeable To you, meeting Of
the Joint sub committee will be held in
New York at 10 o'clock Tuesday, April
3, for the purpose Of further consider
ing the wage scale in the anthracite
fields
~The committee having the matter in
charge instructed the anthracite miners,
except the men necessary 20 run the
pumps and preserve the properties, 70
suspend work on Monday morning, April
2, pending further instructions from the
COMMITTEES appointed BY the Shamokin
convention.
sThe entire miners committee will
meet in New York at o'clock Tuesday
night to hear the report OF the joint
subcommittee.
~J0f1N MITCHELL, Chairman,
'sT. D. NICHOLS,
"W. II. DETTRY,
John FAHIY.
presidents Districts Nos. /, Z and o."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
David Burhans Shot His Assistant and
Then Himself

New York, March 80. David Burhans.
coachmap for Cornelius n. Bliss, the
banker aud treasurer of the RepubIi
can national committee, yesterday fs-
tally shot Thomas Hegerty, his assist
ant and groom TO Mr.. Bliss. Burhans
then turned the pistol on himself and
ended his own life. Hegerty died after
he was removed to Bellevue hospital.
The shooting occurred in Mr.. Bliss
private stables at t42 East Thirty ninth
street. II was witnessed only by the
10-yearold son Of Burhans. who WAS too
frightened 10 interfere. The two men
had been fast friends, and the police
have been unable TO assign cause for
the murder and suicide other than the
fact that possibly Burhans was jealous
q Hegerty and feared he might event
,IaIly supplant him as coachman
Burhans had sheen employed by Mr..
Bliss for twelve years. He Mas native
Of Kingston, \. Y. Both men had large
families.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
TRYING TO BREAK A WILL.
Wealthy Farmers Last Testament Is
Now Being Attacked

st. Adams March 30. An important
ease was taken up before Judge kelton
IN probate court yesterday in tho mat
ter OF probating the last win and tesla.
ment Of JaNts Riley wealthy farmer
of Fairfield who died March Q, leaving
Ia large estate. Two wills have been
presented for probate, one executed IN
October, 1905, and tho other executed
February 2G, 1906 Objection u the
probRtiug Of the last will IS made on
the ground oi incapability Of The testn.
tnr, AMI also on the ground OF alleged
influence being hrhught 10 hear on the
lsstat0f by the Rex N. n I.achance. 81.
II. Fairehilds OF Fairfield and II. ".
brigham of Bakersfield, appear inr tbe
contestants of Tho second viii, ana IT,
=. Iuppcr Of East Fairfield appears for
the proponents. The hearing was not
finished.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
MOTHER ARRESTED FOR
ABDUCTING HER CHILD
Prompt Action Follows Disappearance Of
Blanche Mcfarland Of Hyde Park
Woman Takes Her Ar
rest Calmly.

Hyde Park, March 30.--0n complaint
of states Attorney +. G. Bicknell Of
Lamoille county, Mrs Lamora Whittier
was arrested last evening charged With
being party to The abduction Of
Blanche, the l5.vear-old daughter Of r.
II. Mcfarland, q well known citizen aud
holder Of several offices in this village.
The complaint was sworn 20 before jus.
tice 4. Y. Wisweil and hearing will
be held before that official this after
noon II John Senter Of Montpelier ar
Fives in the village. Mr.. Senter has been
engaged as counsel f0r Mrs Whittier.
The warrant was served on the woman
by Deputy Sheriff A. d. Roberts and the
woman is in his charge. She has not
been placed in Jail. Mrs Whittier Is
about 35 years old
The circumstances leading up to the
arrest Of Mrs. Whittier foilo. the abb
sence Of Blanche Mcfarland, her daugh
Ter, late Wednesday tevcning from the
residence Of her father. As soon as the
disappearance was discovered. Mr.. Nc
Fariand notified the town officers ZIP to
this hour not the slightest trace can be
found Of the missing child Mr.. Me-
Farland is prostrated by his anxiety.
The entire town is interested in the
matter, and every effort is being made
by the citizens to assist MIR McFar-
land in having his daughter restored
to him.
The search was kept up al day yes
terday, The disappearance Of the girl
followed visit 10 her by her mother
on Wednesday night, at which time there
was hot passage Of words between
the father and mother. Soon after the
interview Mr. Mcfarland called to his
daughter and found she was gone Mrs.
Whittier takes her arrest quietly and in
defiant manner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
NORTH MONTPELIER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sibley were in
Montpelier Wednesday
Little ,.eorgie sib;ey has been having
the measles
Mrs. George Brown Of Worcester, who
has been at Mary Fletcher hospital for
Treatment, Is much better and il stop
ping az the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Z. u. Little, for while.
George T. Pray and Frank Blodah
were IN Montpelier Wednesday evening
to attend the Masonic meeting.
Mr. and MrA Arthur stevens we're ii
Barre Wednesday
Joe Townsend has 6nished work fsf
4. Pray, 1r.. and lias gone eaIfenteriHg
with bis brother, ire.
NJ H. Hughes of Barre aus Genge
Hesscltine Of Montpelier veg ia iowa
Tmmsday
Walter Little is fesliAs more CONF
Portable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
wrLLIAMsTowN.

Sugar makers afe fustling now. get.
ting ready for making new sugar.
A. Il. House, who was severely hurt
Wednesday at the stone shed, is as com
Portable as could BE- expected, being sc
severely injured.
Rer r. T.. Treat Of Richmond will
preach AZ the Congregational church Oh
Sunday morning aud evening IA eN.
change with the pastor.
Commencing Sunday evening, the hour
Of evening service il the churches win
be 1880 for THE SEASON.
The lsrookheld Dfomatie company Was
greeted last evening by good audience.
Altcr tlle entertainment rcfFeshmpnt,
were served Cor tlie compnny by ibc
Grange under whose auspices the enter.
tainment was given.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
KILLED BY ELEVATOR.
Mrs. Wallace Of Denver Met Her Death
. in the Senate Wing.

Washington, ID. C., March 30 Mrs
Mary g. Wallace Of Denver was fatally
injured in the public elevator in the
Senate wing yesterday, by attempting
To leave the car while ii was in mo
tion. She died shortly before 9 O'Clock
last evening. A eoroners inquest will
be beld probably today. She was caught
between the Senate floor and the tor
Of the car and crushed about the breast
An ambulance conveyed her to the Cas-
nalty hospital In the meantime she
Was treated BY Senator GallingeI
She lost consciousness soon after be-
ing released from the car. but first stat.
ed that her relatives lived in Denver
Colo. She had been almost daily Wis
itor to The galleries.
Mrs. Wallace had been living in Wash
ington for about year, at 216 G street
N. NJ.