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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
monks LOSE TWO
SAINT BERNARDS
Franciscan Fathers Of Buffalo
Mourn Loss Of Pair Of No.
bic Dogs
.BRUTEs IMPORTED FROM ALPS
hnm7s That Arc Famed tic worl,i
Over Conc 10 crier IN New yorh
-"coppers" hsscr, Tia, They
Save pe.n s,cler Tor Coming
BRuTEs IMPORTED FROM ALP;
Anm7ls rhs, arc Famed tic World
,,:mci,l To ihr raily r,c4 -

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,,r,,in u.n - ~. Mt, ,,.r,,.
!, ...,r,,, i, r,, -, c,i., ~.
nar,I dors ANA disnpnpor,l from III.
monastery or ,h,. Franciscan l'u,,r.r.
adiuinn. curIus Christi Church .,
Clark ana Ken, streets. some time
,inr.ng Friday night
These dogs. i; IL nndcrtooi. wrr.
imported from Switzerland ana ara as
near 10 The Iullbloollcd Saint Bcr.
nar!s TIN, traverse tho Aims l.,
search OF lost travellers as can be
found nowadays. The original strain
Ii, said 10 have been LOST; ana t;cr.
are no pnrfcc, specimens of Tia
sain, Bernard now in cxstcncc
! The Bcnedictinc and Augustine
monks. have charge OF the hospicc OF
Saint bernard Pass in the Alps. and
, it is their special mission to rescue
travellers who are in danger OF perish.
ing in the snow aud cold. Yet there
are members OF the Franciscans Or
der in Switzerland who have seen
ulc trusty dogs at their work aud
have learned to love them.
/, is bul natural ma, tnrre should
be sorrow among the monks at tho
franciscan convrntuaI over ,hc loss
Of tho two bir dops which dis,p.
pcnrcd ON Eridnv m.bt
r,o , ,, r,
,h., r,a', ,,,.a IN, ,,,.,,,n' :,
!. mn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
Nicotinna Aaini.

Nicotana aftnis. the border flower,
which opens about 6 O'clock and gives
Il powerful and pleasant fragrance dur
ing the night. takes its name from the
botanical term for the tobacco plant.
nlcotlhln which was named in honor
OF John Moot Of Nismes. ambassador
rom The king OF France TO Portugal.
who procured the first seeds from a
Du'chInan. who had them from Flor
ida.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
WORK WEAKEHs THE KIDNEYS
pOan's Kidney nins Have oo"o cres'
Service FOR People Who Work
in Ncwpor, News.
IN Newport News

Most Newport News people work
every day in some strained. unnatural
position bending constantly over a
desk-riding on jolting wagons or
cars - doing laborious homework:
lifting, reaching or pulling. or trying
The back in q hundred and one other
ways. All these strains tend to wear.
weaken and injure the Kidneys. until
they fall behind in their work OF fiji.
tering the poisons from the blood
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick Kidneys.
put new strength in bad backs New
port News cures prove it.
Mrs. il +. Horton, wife Of ~. e.
Horton painter in the shipyard, resi-
dcnce 1910 Tweniy.fifth street, SAYS:
Like great many men who follow
Mr.. Horizons occupation he Is annoy
Ell every now and then with attacks;
Of kidney complaint, Indicated by dull
aching IN the small Of his back and
.1rrcGularity Of the kidney sccretions
Certainly if the ingredients used ia
his occupation are not the primary
cause of the trouble. thcy aggravatc /,
4 when attacks exist. J got Doan's
Kidney Pills aud took them as direct.
ed. They did him world Of good
~ nave heard him on more than on.
occasion recommend them very en-.
x phatically."
For sale by all dealers pr,cc 30
cents FohlcrMilburn Company, 3ur.
+ ialo. " sole agents for The United
u tSates
Tx Remember iilr name -Doam's and
TAKE no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25

His IIlnna.

Did Tie architec, carry out your
plans:'
Guess he must have. haven't been
able 10 find any OF them about the
house, Cleveland Leader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25

We never ace The target man aims
a' IN life: we see ony The target he
bits fordon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
Laws Not Enforced.

Even ~ states Which have enacted
these laws great difficulty is cNpcr.
fenced i'll prosecuting The violalers.
owing TO The political influences
which The liquor element is able To
bring To bear ON state and county
authorities.
The processes OF lie law are so
slow that The liquor sellers ANA gam.
blcrs openly bonst they can delay
proceedings against them until the
works are completed, after which
they arc willing to give up their M.
lawful pursuits and abandon the tom.
porary buildings Occnpicd by them.
Dram Shops Too Thick.
In Nevada The conditions at POINTS
nlons The works became dcplorablc.
Tho 1r,bore,s. intoxicated ,by tic wild
dcco1tons. Q! The dram shops. have
been robbed by the gamblers Or lliyll.
wayMcn.. and murders have NOT been
inTrcqucnt. Several lynchings have
occurred When the ",old.up artists
have been taken red handed by the
inruriaicd l;tbOrcrs
The Department pf Justice ha,
been called on 10 assist Tie Rcclana.
lion Service in driving out ihes,'
criminals and in keeping liquor Of
the government reservation and out
Vt government camps Thus far re-
prcssory measures have proved I'm.
vailing owing to the impossibilily OF
obtaining prompt action in local
courts. u is hoped that with the co
operation Of The Department Of Justice
The reign of lawicssness on several
Of The government works may be end
cd and some Of the rascals punished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
COLUMBIA ASKS
FOR WATER
QUESTION HlHoUs ON THE|
SUPPLY ON HAND AND The
PROBABILITY OF ANNGNAs|
TON IN NEAR FUTURE.

Tho question Of renewing aud exi
tending the contract between Seat
tie and Columbia To- supply the sub
urb water from the Cedar river
mains depends on two conditions.
first. whether there n any waleH
60 spare In default OF which the
contract cannot be extended. sec.
end. whether Columbia comes iuta
the city In tho near future In which
case the extension Of he contract
will not be necessary. A petition
fof the extension OF the Columbia
contract IL nov before the fire and
water committee Of the council The
present contract expires July /.
1907 10 there Is year Ia which "a
consider the matter before Il II
necessary to take any action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
CIRCUS To Be
HERE MONDAY

Juvsnilc Seattle ~ on the qui
sis-. Tor next week IL % bring the
first aud last circus ~ the season
10 Seattle The Norris a Hove
shows viii be here next Monday
Tuesday aud "Wednesday. KtsInE
tSo shows = dat. and u it rains i
Won't make an dlffsrenee, foT tbs
BIS tents are ell waterproof
The Star next Tuesday viii detail
the many things IA b. seen At tha
circus Tor the benefit OF the little
ones who are not able 10 SO MANI
man who has 40 phlldren Of lie
own siii huffax neishbofs ehila
for this occasion for tho circus az
peals 20 the kfusnups quite AZ
much as to the little ones. theuEh
sons grown ups may not admit Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
NO TRACE Of
MISSING BOY

No trace has been discovered Of
Geniaro ilodkawa. the Japanese
pretegeo OF De N HerKog. recent
Is arriving Ia Seattle from Manila,
aud Who has been missing since
last Monday The local police have
made inquiries from every possible
source without securing any infor
nation that would account for the
unexplained absence Of the Japa.
nese boy.
The inisalnE Japanese il 10 years
OF age. rather small In stature, with
bread shoulders aud a broad face
lie was dressed Ia kray when last
seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
RESIGNS faom BOARD.

G ~ CLARK has filed with MAyor
Moore bis reclamation ~ member
~ tho park beard. 10 take effect
as soon aa his successor can be
appointed and qualified Ciark VS.
appointed tNu 1eaFa ago b. Mayor
HaiiinEel foe period 81 five ssars
lie gives the pfeeaur. ~ other
business a. the reason Tor hts move
W VI jennings. resident 81
puniap. while working IN the low
man blildlnH At First ay and Cher.
- - yesterday. Loaf n watch. stol.
en- from bic trousers pocket and has
reported the theft 20 the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
POLICE PATROLS
CHANGED

The quarterly change ~ patrols
vent into effect 1T the police sta
tion today Capt John sullivan
takes charge % tho afternoon
patrol. With Sergeant sprcngie aud
Powers a. roundamen. Danny Drew
as clerk. Frank Bryan, as smeT.
gcnoy officer and I'D Griffith as
TALLER
Capt Ward takes the night patrol
He Will have sefEeantH Leightun.
peer aud Stuart on the outside.
William Kent a. clerk. swan Tia.
deem nikht emergency officer aud
C A. CoFniue taiier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
JAPANESE OFFICIALS ngas.

Three - fhs ehisf officials = TIE
NirIou Nussu kaiahi arrived 81 she
city last niEht On tie kanaEaaa
Masu. they being N kafo. vlee rfs~.
iasut. = Suas. superintendent. ara
~ Takayanagt. secretary The three
Nili visit American and European
peints ~ interest bsfofs fstatninK
80 japan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
STATE NEWS

KAI.AMA--P Prisoners prevented a
iaiibreak here Monday and. posst.
bly,. Deputy Sheriff Carnincs life.
while he was transferring five pfia.
ouera. Two men In Jail for highway
robbery attacked him. aud although
he beat one OF. the ether had hls
sun when he called for the aSeiat.
anee Of the three other prisoners.
Who quickly subdued his assailant
Gol.fAN MixlhE half bottle 81
lydia pinkhamH Compound with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

tnfpentlne Mrs Ed uuy attempted
20 suicide rueeday night a. the Re.
uuit Of a quarrel over an adopted
SOU with her husband The latter
summoned a physician, but saying
Hho wanted Ia die tho woman
abused the doctor. who was obliged
to administer treatment by force
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
PROPERTY OWNERS ASK
DELAY OF ssMENT

osnera 81 property on THIRD sv.
north 81 Cherry # which has tees
assessed for the PROPOSED Third
az rrErada. have prtltioued The
council 10 extend the time f0F the
paFmsnt ~ the assessment for the
Improvement As tho assessment
nsx stands Il becomes delinquent
June ~. bat - the work Il tied
ap 81 Injunction the property oxn.
ens are entitled 70 a foatponemeuf
antii such a time 49, the WORK can
10 actually begun The matter hNh
been referred 20 th. corporation
counsel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

The "Tyec. the annual university
publication. Ia out and contains
some clever Jokes and iihea on a
number Of the professors. onlY a
few having escaped, The book r.
finely illustrated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
WORK ON TANK.

Work on the ise. geo. SALON tank
At Fort lawiou MAS begun yestef.
day The tank viii be a steel sifue.
ture rs feet deep and will cost
tta. goo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

MONTH YAKIMA John Walker.
a socialist, tried To kili his wife aud
two daughters last night Hen Ken
die, a ledger. heard the noipe aud
succeeded IA dlnarmlns Walker At.
ter hard tight Airs Walker was
salnx Tor divorce, alleging that her
husband did nothing but lie around
the house aud talk socialism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
erAR REPORTER WALKS
STREETS FOR SEVERAL
HOURS IN VAIN EFFORT TO
FIND A BUp - auNpRUps
TURNED AWAY.

seldom before IN the history ot
Seattle has there been such run
vn the hotels OF the elts for aevom.
moaatiens as az the present time
The closing of the Hotel Washing
ton. the thrush Of people from San
Francisco and the gathering herr
81 the crowds of people bound Tor
the north has absorbed the await
able accommodations to such an
extent that unless ono knows by
shutdown who're be Is geing TO sleep
be stands a chance Of not getting a
bed.
Roams the Streets.
A representative Of The star
made little Investigation OF hotel
conditions last night. starting out
about . o'clock In the evening to
ascertain whether Il were easily
possible 20 find vacant rooms at
that hour he had already visited
a number ~ the leading hotels Of
the lower business district TO find
them titled 10 OVERLOOKING aud be.
gan his late tramp at the Arlington
hotel. at First az. sa1 University
~ The hotel had been all taken
by o'clock In the afternoon. and a
similar condition existed at the
ntller hotel. across the street
All Are Filled.
The berkshire. on Second Az.
WAS found 20 be- lull. ~ were also
the Ferguson aud Ethelton. on
Third aY The AntleFs offered a
cot in the parlor. 90 which room Que
man had already been assigned
The Abbott was fun 10 capacity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
SEATTLE HOTELS
ARE ALL FILLED

Two or three other places Ia the
Pike 81. district we're visited with
similar results The uenton. on
sixth Ry, between Pike and Pine
ats. had not r0om left. as was
the ease % some smaller places la
the vicinity.
standing Reem Only.
6olnE thence Ia the James ~
district the reporter found Rooms
all gene" signs az the Person aud
the Mansfield, at the corner OF
JAMES st and Fifth av Proceeding
10 Neslur Way Il was found that
the Eilis, tho ROYAL and the
ffanees wero filled and that the
Grand Union had but two rooms
left.
How many strangers ia the eifY
we're tramplng from hotel to hotel
In search 0f a room under comput.
sion of going without a bed n enc
could not be- found II il impossible
10 estimate, but at most OF the
hotels the clerks and pfopric,ors re.
ported that they had experienced a
steady run ot custom throughout
the day and evening. especially az
ter the dinner hour when the more
popular places began "a be filled up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
Crowded TO
the Doors
D. s. Johnston Cos Biq sts-
Again Filled 10 the Dozen
With Diverted San Franchise
ard Other Shipments.

An immense assortment q
MANY Well knowu makes lnelnt.
ina chiekering 4 seas. Hobari
NJ Cable. Kimbzii. Story 4
CLARK. ID s. Johnstan Co. Car.
eudoa. Bell aud others.
The great sale Il stiil n
progress. but will rot last mud
longer II wili paY exefYone whc
mas an notion Of buying . pisnc
or organ 20 take advantage d
ctr presen, great price re,ssc
tons This cutting process
means bona fide saving 70 The
purchaser % from SIS 10 tItt
on = piano aud SIS 70 $50 % az
organ
GOOD. DEPENDABLE. nsv
cpd 3ht Pianos. fuliY NARRATED
~ los - ti37. others Al sits.
siss. s2l0. 1894 and ~.
kAsafshstna ~ = AsA N-ta'A-@
hand. az any old price. veFy
reasonable terms arranged 90
everything
EXTRAORDINARY SNAPS
in slightly used Piano Plsyersl
including Simplex. Cecillan ana
pianolas. also in sample Plsyef
Pianos
LONG ESTABLISHED BAB.
IT'S are hard TO break We A.
4uired years ago the habli q
giving the greatest values =
Pianos and Organs ever offsfe1
tn the Northwest. and W
haven't been able 60 bfssk X
Come In 20 see as. We are Z
earnest
n & Johnston ca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
Panama Hats SIS

Panama bats. The ideal. comfort
able. economical summer hat. g.
W u Hutchinson Go. .s'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

kENNEWiCk = -Four highway.
men "Wednesday night entered n
SALOON here aud held up gang of
railroad men from whom they oh.
tained 81 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

HOVER strawberry ploklna II
about over and tn. harvesting Of
alfalfa has already commenced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

= -
|5SEi Il j !
NOR
I { }
Saturday evening the con.
xeaient hour planned
10 accommodate the largest
crowd Of the season. tNNti-
MERABI.E PICKED BAR.
GAINS added 10 the JUNE
WHITE SALE ATTRACTIONS.
wiil be placed In salient posi-.
tons ali over the store Some
idea og their money saving
qualities may be gained BY a
fianee az the following exam.
lies-
25e Toilet soap $50
Savon RoyAle. a delightful
toilet soap. In violet and rose
odors. cakes in Lox. neat
guest room sire. worth 2sc
boz After 7 price 49,. lie
ioc Washable lawns 3 &C
Washable LawnH. In Whiie and
also tan grounds. in an The
latest colorinKs. In polka dots.
conventional and floral de-
signs fast cnlors dainty and
cool for wumens and chill
dFens dresses theae are real.
Is worth lee yard. After :
o'clock ............ 3iae
side Cotton ehaliis SC
a.0o0 Yards American Cotton
Chailis. with a nice soft wool
finish. In all those beautiful
Persian and Oriental designs.
also polka dots and stripes:
these iaunder and wear spien.
didly and are a bargain ~
i.5c a yard. After Z price
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Sc
csc Cotton Blankets 49c
Gray Cotton Blankets. In nice.
Nofi. durable quality. fine for
sheet blankets for the camp.
have pretty calored striped
border. regular value 65c pair
After Z O'Clock .s.+-s+ zoe
SO Shopping BAGS SC
t. % dozen Irvine Shopping BAGS.
worth isc. Saturday after Z.
each .,..s-... .....-.... &c
zoe PAGER Napkins Toe
Il Paper Napkins. pretty decoraf
ed. pink and blue. assorted
eolors. always sold for zoe
Per 100 Saturday after Z.
per 100 ..-t.-s.sss-.t. Zoe
ssc Applique Squares 55c
Fancy Applique Squares, In as.
sorted beautiful 0peuwork De-.
i signs. very finest quality.
slightly soiied from handling
and interior decoration.
worth soc each After BE
zoe Laundry Bsqs &c
I Collar and Cuff Bags. made ~
good quality denim. variety
Of eolors 10 select from. fin
ishcd with draW string. worth
zoe each After 7....... DC
tse six Ribbons Sc
4 Fancy Allsiik Ribbons. In nice
quality. striped plaid. figured
and plliow ribbon patterns,
popular color combinations:
i good widths. worth to t5e
yard After 7 ...........
f5c Women's Hsekwear Sc
Point Nenise and Etamine Stock
Collars. with tab ends. In
white and butter shades. also
embroidered band Turnover
Collars In neat styles. worth
To isc each After Z .... Re
4oc Mattlnas for t5c
4 Short lengths Straw Mating. 3
n 10 20yard pieces this quail.
IT, II the best linen warp
b Japanese Mating. which sells
regularly for soc yard. After
3 Z o'clock yard ...t...f5c
] Curtains a Third on
4 Old pairs Lace Curtains: we
have accumulated a number
Of one pair lots. consisting Of
4 curtains worth 500 10 5000
aafr UaFHFIaaH sas.afF.. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

Saturday evening the con.
xeaient hour we've planned
10 accommodate the largest
crowd Of the season, tNNts
MERABI.E PICKED BAR
GAINS. added 10 the JUNE
WHITE SALE ATTRACTIONS.
wlll be placed tn salient posi-.
tons ali over the store Some
idea of their money saving
qualities may be gained BY a
fiauce az the following exam.
lies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
Don't DELAY

For this will sell for double the present prices the i'm
completed.
Take South Seattle Monroe
block Ferry and the ground give YOU all in
formation IN regard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01

t3e Loffon uFantffs VIC
Gray Cotton blankets. In a nice.
Eofi. durable quality. fine for
sheet blankets for the camp.
have pretty eolored striped
border. regular value 65c pair.
After z O'Clock ........t Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-01
Rogers Bros Spoons for Less

nVSs'S DfVss SP"VuS sS' -~Se
spoons specially priced night IN the
pattern Bros attractive designs These
reductions
Teaspoons price 81 90 Of ak special set % sin III %
Tablespoons price 1913 % SIX special act Of nix $50
Spoons price tas5 Of sx special set Of sI
soup spoons regular price Of ls ~ 25
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-08-22
ToWne--MerriII

This morning at five o 'clock, at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 5. Ban
lister on Main street, occurred a quiet
and very pretty wedding, when Jheir
daughter, Miss Nina MAJ Merrill was
united in marriage to Gerald Irwin
Towne, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
E. Towne of this place. Rev. DR.. |
p. Booth of Stafford, Conn, former
ly pastor of the Universalist church
here, was the officiating clergyman,
the ring sefvice being used. DR. Booth
also otficiated at the marriage ofboth
the parents of the bride and groom,
the same service being used on each
occasion. The ceremony was sOlem-
niZed iii the Darlor, in the presence
OF the families of the contr acting
parties and few invited friends. The
room was lastly decorated with
evergreen, asparagus and golden
glow, the couple standing under an
archway, which formed a part of the
decorations. Miss Rena, a younger
sister OF the bride, acted as flower
girl. The bride was attired in blue
silk, and wore for travelling suit,
light grey.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served, during which
the bride and groom separately
made excuses and before the guests
were aware of their absence, they
we're nicely started on a carriage
drive to Hard wick, from which place
they took the train for a wedding
tour, which will include Old Orchard,
York Harbor, Me-, and Boston.
Mr.. Towne and bride expect to re-
turn in about two weeks, when they
will take up their residence at the
home of the groom's parents, where
Gerald is interested with bis tatter
In their large milk route business.
The couple were the recipients OF a
large number of valuable presents,
among which was quantity of solid
silver, including knives and forks and
also a chamber it and other furni
ture end several pieces OF linen.
Both parties are well-known and
very popular young people of this vii
lage and have the best wishes and
tions of host of friends.
The groom was a graduate of Peoples
in the class of 1908 and
the bride was also an attendant at
that institution and has since taught
successfully in town.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-08-22
A Representative Quartet

The time limit for filing nomina.
tion papers by candidates for Repre-
sentative expired Monday night and
at this writing Indications are that
there will be at least four corners to
the fight in Morristown. The Repub-
lican candidates are Thos. c. Cheney,
straight Republican, Geo. W. Clark,
straight Republican, Geo. |. A. smith,
Independent Republican, the above
gentlemen having filed their nomina-
ton papers at the Town Clerks Of
flee previous to Monday. All three
have been previously mentioned in
this paper in connection with the Of
free. Tue Democrats also intend to
have hand in the game, and at their
caucus last Friday night put in NOM
ination the name of A. G. Small, one
of Morristown's hustling and best
known business men.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-08-22
Farmers 5, Mud City 3

Last Saturday afternoon an inter
esting game of base ball was played
on R. j. Caswell's farm in the west
part of town, when the farmers in
that vicinity trimmed an aggrega-
tion from Mud City by a score Of 8 to
3, the game having been called at the
end OF the sixth inning on account OF
a disagreement, when the vanquished
team shouldered their bats and re.
turned to Mayor Chaplin's domain,
"sadder but wiser sports"
1t was b great game from start to
finish and what the players lacked in
skill was made up in enthusiasm
The battery for Mud City was Carroll
Tyndall and Frank Kinds and for the
farmers Arthur Douglass and Nepol-
con st. Louis acted in that Capacity.
"Polley," who will be remembered as
one of the old No-name stars, caught
great game, although he has not
been in the game for nearly twenty
years.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-08-22
HYDE PARK.

Hot-both the weather and politics
Thad Cormier and family have
moved to St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Philo Cleveland of Claremont,
N. H., is visiting relatives in this
town.
Mrs. James Brown is spending the
week at the home of her daughter in
Belvidere.
Frank P. Keller returned from his
western trip Monday last. He reports
a fine time.
Mrs. Walter Strong and daughter
and Norma are In camp at Elmore
for n few days.
Mrs. Mary Leonard and children
are spending few days at Wolcott,
guests at s. A. Flies.
The Mcfarland girl is now board
ing at the home OF Thos. Moore,
where she Is to remain for two weeks.
Miss Helen Waterman returned
from. camping at EImore Monday
evening highly delighted with her out
ing there.
Fletcher Proctor and Geo. II.
Prouty were here a short time last
Friday, on their way to Waterville.
They met several of our citizens at
the Pt9 ak.
We hardly believe the Republicans
OF this town care to be dictated to by
a Democrat. They are able to man.
age their own affairs without the
help of the enemy.
Sid Newcomb Is building a new
barn, 2Ox72. Leslie Minor is the
mechanic. 1t looks as IL pros
perity was smiling on Sidney in
a right smart manner.