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chIekasaw LelIslators Pleased.

Tishomingo. l. T. March News
OF the continuance OF the tribal gov
eminent for another year was re.
ceived with pleasure by members OF
the Chickasaw legislature a bill ap-
$4,000 for continuance OF
schools until June 30 next was passed
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aKIsa PhsIps Eor Ne

New Orleans. March with the
words. SIS Phelps for me-" Miss
Hazel Gensiinger died after taking a
dose OF carbolic acid. She and her
sweetheart had a quarrel
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-06

Houston. March 5.--Joseph Dawson
has leased for ninety-nine years 1o0x
100 feet. for $500 per year A bust.
nsss block ten stories hish 10 20 be
erected.
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AnIIeted Nearo eoy crema,ed.

Garrison. Tex, March 5.-A small
frame building In the outskirts OF town
was burned. causing the death Of a
negro boy who was crippled In body
and mind
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oovernor Davis Father pies.

Atkins Ark. March 5.-At his
home In Russellyiile. l. W Davis. a
leading attorney. and father OF the
governor died Saturday. aged seven
ty.fOur years.
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cANNoN's CUBAN CIGAR.

Longworth Presents Speaker With
One Eleven inches Long.
Washington. March 5.-Representa-
tive Longworth resumed his congres.
sionnl duties Monday lie presented
Speaker Cannon with a cigar purchas-
Cd M Havana eleven inches long
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11
Mrs. Hiram X. Choate.

Sarah O. the wifi" Of Hiram Is.
Choatc of l0I Northern avcnu'. was
found dead on Il couch in her room
about 30 o'clock yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. job Springer. n"Ghhor who
entered tho house on an crrand. Mrs.
Springer found Mrs. Choatc apparent
lN asleep. but upon receiving no re-
sponSc to her repeated calls. made Il
closer examination and discovered
that she WAS dead. Evidently death
had come within a very short time.
Mrs. Choatc WAS - years Of age and
i husband, Hiram *. Choatc. ana two
daughters. Miss Gertrude Of this city
and Miss Florence of Winchester,
Mass, survive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11
MUNICIPAL COURT.
Judge Andrews Has Busy Afternoon
and a Variety of Cases.

Yesterday at the municipal court Vas
one Of the busy days that will one" IN i
while find ior itself place on tlr court
cal, ndar and max" thereon a record that
is several degrees removed from the ordi-
nary routine of business in the pIar.
where rr"nedocrs are made to see thc
error If their ways.
1t is not unusual to have two ur three
eases during Il week where victims Of III.
thirst which requires the indul@"ncc i'll
Sc something stronger than } per cent. to
aucnch, are rounded up and dealt with
according as the cXiEcncics of then case
require. and sometimes that number is
brought up in 4 single day. but it is sci
dom that the number and variety Of
cases come up as that which cngrusscd
tn. attention Of the court Yesterday.
The most important case of the list was
that Of Ncad Libby, alias Peter Libby
W no was in court to answer to Il warrant
charging him with larceny from person
Tho crime for which Libby was arrested
was that of stealing u sum Of money
frcm an old soldier named Timothy l.un-
dy, Il member of the National Home. Tho
alleged theft was committed 1T the fac
tory boarding house on upper Water
street July 6, hut Libby skipped :hc city
and was not arrested until Tuesday. tho
arrest being made ~ Watcrvill" officers
in that city Officer Fcrran was sent un
after the prisoner ann brought him to
Augusta Tuesday evening. ON appearing
in court Yesterday Libby entered q plea
Of not guilty, 5ut tn" court found prob
able cause to hold him in til" SUN Of Slna
Gu ~
the superior court.
Another case was that of one of tn"
great army of human derclcts wlo gave
his Lame rs that of Joseph jesus Joseph
claimed to hail from the great West, and
was captured yesterday in the Rclgr.d"
woods after he had passed through the
tempest Of Tuesday night in tho open
air. He was brought TO this city yes
tcr,l,v aft"rnoon hy Constable Frank L.
Til,hcttS of Belgrade, and was not at all
Disappointed when he was given Il sen
tcncc Of 30 days III Jail
i..t,.r Dan, was before the court on q
charge Of haT-inE assaulted his wife on
different occasions. and after pleading not
guilty retracttd his plea and was held IN
the sum of 500 for app"1ranc" at tn"
January term Of tn" superior court II"
was also placed under 500 to keep the
peace with all persons.
Peter Cross. a veteran. was given ~
davs in Jail as a vacrant. Cross IS an
aged man and claimed that II" could gam
an admission to the National Home NJ
pcccmhcr but not before that time. an'
was sent up ir order that Il" might ht
comfortable during the period Of his wat
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11
CURE CATARRH NOW.
Do Not Wait Until Winter or Disease
Will Become Chronic.

MANY people in Augusta are begin
ming to cough and hack with the fall
symptoms Of disagrccabl" and often
Sv" tatarlh. Tho tongu" is coated in
tho morning. ana they do not sleep
we'll at night ON account of disagree
able tickling aud dropping at the back
OF III" throat rs a result of Ci'tarrh.
Rcfor" the disease becomes chronic
they should usr Hy"mri ana get COM
plctc freedom from their catarrhal
troubles.
If you neglect to treat c;,tarrh when
it first comes ON. tn" chances ar" that
| it will h"yom" 50 firmly rooted and
deep seated that it will bother YOU all
winter ana may become chronic and
almost incurabl".
The first days us" of Hyom"i will
show Il decided improvement in health.
and in a short time there will be no
further trouble. and you will he free
from catarrh. ana coughs and colds
will not bother You during III" winter.
Remember that Hyomci is sold under
an absolute guarantee that it costs
nothing unless it cures. Bowditch &,
Webster and Percy W. Means have
sold a great many Hyom"i outfits,
every one with their personal Guaran-
tee that it costs nothing unless it
cures. and they have seen 50 many re-
markabe evidences of the curative
powers of Hyomci that they arc very
glad to continue giving this guarantee
with every package.
\ complete Hyomci outfit costs but
Isl, extra bottles. if needed, 80 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11

Ry the breaking of gear "t an eit'
y,tor at the CliShnoC Paper cos. r'1i
at about noon Wednesday. on which j"-
scph Chap"au. one Of the 'inp'"F'@
wa: working. the man WAS pr"c'p't''
cd three floors with the apparatus "ho
received Injuries Of a very serious M
turc His chest was badly cru$h"d th'
tin of his left heel bone VAS broken Oft
and he received severe internal inlu'
,icc the extent Of viii. II cannot yet 5s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11

its certificate Of organization at the
office of the secretary of State:
Tic New England Paper Goods Co.
organized at kittcry for the purpose of
manufacturing and dealing in paper
products anI merchandise of all kinds
ami descriptions. with $4,000 capital
stock. of which nothing is paid i'll.
Officers: President. Gcotfrcy Stevenson
of Portsmouth, \. H.; treasurer. John
G.. Tuho Y. Jr.. of Portsmouth, \. III.
Ccrtiticatc tilcI Oct. 9. 1906.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11
Waterville Notes.

George w. Dorr. the entcrprising
druggist. has just received a large
for catarrh. With every outfit he
stock of Hyomci. the guaranteed cure
gives signed guarantee to refund the
money if Hyomci does not benefit. This
is the famous inhalation treatment that
cures catarrh without stomach dosing.
and is the only guaranteed cure for
that disease.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11
xou Have Often Seen Women

With marked blucncsS or pal"n"SS ~
face vtiatcd appctitrS ana 'r'N''e
for mwholcsomc food. lh'Sc h''
sirns Of disordcrcd liver. and the
trouble must bc corrected Or W"IS" ~
suits arc sure to foiieW. iT. N"I''i'
dy's Favoritc Remedy dSH'iS i'V'r d'H-
case. Husbands and fathers cannot
afford TO treat this matter ngttly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

1!'nry t"Wl"y Of WiScaSsct is the
guest of his sister. Miss, NJ. +. CoWlcy
"f Ills city.
Robert M"rans. Jr.. of Baltimore,
Nd. l,ri an iv"l in the city and is visit
Ing MS parents. on Grove street.
MI. .nI Mrs. ROY Fl. Flvnt returned
last evening from a four-wccks' trip
through the AlIaSash and st. John
waters.
Mrs L. $. Prescott of SkoWhcGan is
in I'll" city as the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Charles X. Partridge, corner Of
'ilcen AMI S"Wali streets.
Mrs. II. f. Lockwood left on the 10
y. NJ. tain yesterday for several weeks
visit with friends in Boston and vicin-
ity. She WAS accompanied by Mrs. J.
:. lockwood of belgrade.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11
STATE HOUSE.
Inspecting State Roads
in Kennebec County.
C. P. Ry. Files Annual Report
With Railroad Commissioners.
Special Orders Relative 10 Coming Stale
Shoot Issued By Adjuiant General.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Thursday, Oct. 25, at 10 A. M.

The Board of County Commissioners
for Kcimehcc county. consisting of JO-
siah w Bassctt of Winslow. Herman
II. Adams of Belgrade and Irving w.
Bradley Of Vienna, accompanied by
Paul -. Sargent, State commissioner
Of highways. made Il trip through sew
cral of the towns of the county Tues
day for the purpose of inspecting the
work which has been done in the way
Of State road building this year The
trip was made by automobile and the
towns visited were Rcadticld, Faycttc.
Mt. Vernon, Vienna, Rome ami Bel
grade. slnd ii was planned to continue
the inspection yesterday in other
places had not the rain prevented.
At the completion of tn" trip Tues
d:ty each member of the board Of COM
nia:iionerS expressed the opinion that
the grade Of work done this year in
each town visited is far superior to the
work of former years. The highway
commissioner also noted tn" sam" fact.
This condition is attributed to the fact
that the towns are learning by the cN-
pcri"nca of previous years how to
better take advantage of tn" work
and also tine kind OF construction t" b"
given different localities on which they
work.
It may also lie possible that ror-
tinn Of til" Improvement may be due
10 Tie instruction given at the county
road meetings which were held last
spring. ana also to tn" instruction con-
tanned in th, FIRST annual report of tn"
stat" commissioner on highways ana
matter specially prepared hy him on
the subject Of STATE, road building, both
Of which publications. have been placed
| in til" hands Of every S'l"ctnlan
aud road commissioner iii the Stat
Thr following sr" ial "rl"r. relative
to th, c"nprtitiuu for tn" : ''ipHal
| Riil. Association championship medal,
| which will J." hcll at tn" nnc ~ thf'
! coming sitat. iit. conn" titirn az
| Err:n:uirk. oct. II. ~. anI Il, w"s is
| :I:c'l "Wednesday from tho otlirc OF the
Iadjutaut general:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11
MAKING OVER DRESSES.
Getting a New Dress Out Of an Old
Ono is Not an Impossibility.

1t is amazing what Il Skilful woman
can do with a last seasons dress and Il
little new trimming. Every woman
can do the same if She will learn how.
The way to learn how is to read the
Household Department of the Boston
Daily Globe, where making over gowns
is explained by clever women whose
brains are as good as money.
The best Boston paper published
The Boston Globe. Have it at your
home every day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11

\ gasoline launch belonging to james
T"hhctts Of belgrade, which was moor
I'd over by the boom Tuesday night
during tn" heavy blow and storm, mar
ruWly escaped sinking. The launch
was not properly covered. and between
tn" rain and water that was stopped
into it during the night the craft was
almost filled. She Was about aWash in
tn" morning. but someone went t" the
rescue and bailcd her out.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11

Ri,nard j. Upton of this city, Pull
man conductor. who has bcccn running
on the Par JIarbor and White Mountain
lines this summer, has been changed
on the new time to the RoSton-Wa
81 Vile and Bcs ton Portland lines,
trains Nos. - and ~ and II and ?S on
th" Hoatnn d Maine, the two new fast
trHiuc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11

y. 5. Purinton. private secretary to
the Governor. went to TopSham yester-
day. on business relatives to the fair
Of the Sagadahoc Agricultural Society
Mr.. Purinton has been connected with
the society for many years. and has not
missed a fair in that time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11

Orders Wcr" received at Maine Cen
tral freight office in this city yesterday
afternoon. stating that the special train
which was Ia have been run I" Tops
ham Wednesday. will he run today and
Friday, and will leave Augusta at
NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11

Charles w. Curtis. clerk in the land
offlc". was at Bangor Wednesday on
matters Of business
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11

Don't you think YOU had better try
To wear a smile and sing song?
It's a good old world after all,
Provided you take Rocky Mountain
Tea.
In the spring and fall.
Bowditch, Webster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11
STATE, OF MAINE.


Special orders.
NJ. 1oI Augusta. oct. 10. 1905.
y. L. \. Championship MODAL.
At tn" conclusion Gf tn" 5oo-yard
stag of th" Second infantry Team
Match. tn" ;;"c-yIr1 lang" viii be-
open to tho. .I..sirinl; I" compost" for
tn" Nari"ual I;itl. Association Cham
pInr+hip medal I'll" FIRST tivc count
ing shots ~ 2"o ana 500 yards viii u"
counted in r"uurctiun with - fivr-Shut
string preceded 10y two sighting shots
at 500 yards. First Li'ut"naHt DIiu NJ
Smith r"eimcutaI secretary of the y.
L. A. Will -" tho range officer at thu
800 yari firing point.
Ey ORDER of thr commander in chief !:
AUGUSTUS +. FARNIIAM.
Adjutaut General
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11

The commissioners of Pharmacy. tn,
m"mbcrs of which board are Frederick
II. Wilson Of Brunswick, Charles II
Davis Of Bangor and F. w. Bucknan
OF SkoWhcSan, We're in session il
Representatives hall at the Capito
Wednesday, it being the regular fall
meeting of the board for the cxamina.
ton of candidates. Quite a number ot
prospective druggists were present t.
take the examination, Is in all, one o.
them being a woman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11

Governor William T. Cobb arrived in
the city Wednesday afternoon, and was
at the Executive department for sever
al hours.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11

RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11

The following corporation has filed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11

tn" annual report of the Canadian
Paritir Railway. filed with til" state
board "f r,'IIroId commissioners today
shows that tn" gross earnings from
operation tn" pn%t year Wcrr $912,-
H'..ii against $ia0.i1S.93 in 1908. an
inrr"aS" "f $12.iHS.S3; operating on
!" nS"S. &S39 Gals against $S5%. .ool 03
III 1908. a 'l"cr"I$" Of $1S.A3,Nt; in
COM" from operation, $13,fln.1T: in
f'r"St on funded debit accrued. $50
i|".n": interest on rolling stock lease.
S".l"2-N2: permanent improvements
$33.6S91u
Til" operating expenses include the
following: Repairs Of rnadways. sIo7.-
"@A.3A. renewals uf l,iIs. $24.2io63:
renewals nf ties, $21.11S96; repairs
and renewals Of telegraph. H.21ll4:
&n"W EXPRESSES. $11.31?o3; repairs ami
renewals of locomotives. S42S2i11: re-
pairs and renewals of passenger cars
$lN.""l.3N; repairs and renewals of
freight cars, $ii.5lH.G6; fuel for Iocn-
motives. %lNN.211.2r: train service $51.
''l"-"N; train supplies AMI expenses
$2@,132l3; telegraph expenses. $50
"'2-6N; train supplies and expenses
'""92; salaries of clerks and attend
ants. $11,12ai3
other items are as foIlnWS:: Pas
s'nG"r revenue, $la7 .ISS.64 mail r"vc-
nu", $2?.93l.O3; express rove
llI". $l1.6o3-oo: freight revenue, $212.-
>''.'b; number of employees in Maine
''"N: number of passengers carried
earning revenue. 153.343; number of
Passengers carried one mile. 13.715.3a5:
number of tons carried of freight earn
ing revenue, 791.722: number of tons
carried one mile. 131,653.92S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-11

~ .ss,2 ssr .3{G .o .,+,iit:','. W, :.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02

Do not forget the trout season closed
July 81.
Mrs Hiram Wells was in Montpelier
Tuesday.
George Dow has installed Molly
Falls telephone at his grist mill.
Miss Pearl Meader Of New York IS
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Z. II.
Lance.
II. M Bliss and wife were IN East
Montpelier on Tuesday, looking for
horses
Mark Bliss drove the stage for tho
first time in five weeks, after having
been sick
Ionic Foster has finished work for f..
II. Walbridge and will commence work
for Francis Goodale.
j. b. Mclean is working for Sim
Swcrdfcger at Marshfeld, having finished
work for Charles Crane.
Emma Laird went to Greensboro on
Wednesday for d two weeks stay with
Harley Haincs and wife.
The Union telephone company Install
ed a telephone last week in Woodbury.,
four in Walden and one in Calais.
Burt Bigelow of Pcacham, stage driver
between Peacham and Barnet, formerly
Of Lower Cabot, il IA town calling on
old aeqmintances
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Blanchard Of '.vd-
low, who have been visiting friends in
town. went 70 Ilsudwick tuesday 20
visit AZ Burt I<rmppS
Mi. and Mrs. A. M. Foster Of the
Maple Grove farm, went Wednesday for
u four weeks stay at Peake's island,
Me. where lie has spent his vacation
for the past twenty one years Mr..
Foster is 10 Years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
CHILDREWS DRESSES

In this line Of dresses you will find
dresses in gingham and pcrcalc, Just
what you want in weight for fall
school use.
This means thar you can buy a Per-
Gale Dress, made in good shape for
34c. The regular price was SOC,
A Dress that has been a good num-
Der, is made Of plaid Bingham. style
is all right, is now 40c. was soc.
IN this sale vow will find al Dresses
that have sold for 7sc, now Soc.
Those that sold for 81. 90, now 67c.
AT 84c IS very popular Dress,
made Of blue percale, made blouse
effect with belt, finished with white
braid, was SIPS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
CHILDnEN'S DRESSES

A Dress which has been leader i
made Of the best quality plaid ging
hams. made suspender style with
white waist Full Killed skilt. Was
50. 50, now only sf.67.
A Thrce-Piece Suit which is quite
popular, i made Of extra fine quality
shepard plaid gingham. Skirt i MADE
full kilt Good length box coat and
a fine white muslin shirt waist. Was
So. 90, now only $2.66.
A Three-Piece Linen Suit i Of
extra value is made Of good weight
linen colored goods Skirt Is made
full killed with deep hem. Good
length box coat, and fine muslin waist
set in with embroidery. Was 81. 50,
now $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
Red Men Attention.

Arrangement have been made TO hold
our annual outing and buffalo dance
Saturday, August 4, at Caledonia park
Music for the occasion viii be furnished
By the celebrated Iroquois band, under
the leadership Of nnot.afraid-of.his-
fiddle. Train leaves Wells River depot
at 80, rain OF slime. Per committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
A. p. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Ser the white lawn waists for 75c at
yaaighAn's.
The best work shoe in the city is
The dolinson Nstef.Rip. For sale only
by tie Barre shoe company.
Notice More of those childrcn's lace
or plain six finish hose al i0c q psur,
for 40 These are exceptional bar
gains At the Blue Store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

L0ST-On saturday evening handbag con-
tanning xnmof money. keys, and papers that
are valuable to the owner only Finder will
please leave at this Office for reward. 1istf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
A. F. ABBOTT & cola P ABBOTT 4 cola P.ABBoTT & co.
y The Daylight Store y
STILL POUNDING AWAY

Each fall business be
Chldren
Dresses offering the al uothi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
BECAME ILL YESTERDAY
Mr.. and HRS. Peabody Have Recovered,
But The Condition Of IhelF
Daughter is Serious.
ATTEMPT TO DESTROY FAMILY
Peabody Recently Received
Threatening Letters.
AN INVESTIGATION IS BEING MADE
associated Frosl Dispatch by sneelal Wire.

associated Press Dispatch by snecial Wires
Canon City, Col, Jan. 10. Former
Gov. James II. Peabody, his wife and
their daughter we're poisoned by food
eaten at breakfast yesterday, and the
daughter, Miss Cora Peabody, is in a
serious condition. Mr.. ana Mrs. Pea.
body recovered after having been III
for several hours.
An air OF mystery surrounds the
affair. Enough was CLEANED from
fri nds of the family to show that
there is belief that an attempt was
m de to destroy the family by roison.
An intimate friend of Mr. Peabody g
said that several letters had been
received by the iormer governor within
the last week or two calling his atteu-
tion to the manner of the death OF
former Gov Steunenberg OF Idaho and
threatening him with a similar fate.
Nj. Peabody said;
do not want to say where think
the responsibility lies until the results
Of the Investigation now being made
are known"
MT. Peabody was governor Of Colorado
during the labor troubles at Cripple
Greek and Telluride. when troops took
possession Of two camps and when the
Independence station vas razed with
dynamite, killing several men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
TUG SMITH LIBELttn

The Result Of Cross SUIT Instituted by tho
Agent Of the Steamship fennsyivania.
AS result Of the recent collision
between the steamship Pennsylvania
and the schooner Prescott Palmer, 10
the Delaware River near Wilmington
the tugbcat Somers N. Smith is tied
up at the wharves Of tho Pusey &
Jones Co., in the custody Of United
States Marshal Finn, having been
attached last night by Deputy Marshal
Mitchell. The tug was found on the
river with a tow and was allowed to
deliver the tow, with Deputy Marshal
Mitchell on board, after which the
latter had her brought 90 Wilmington.
The tug was attached on a Cross suit
Instituted in the United States Court,
aa a result Of the suit brought against
the Pennsylvania by the Prescott
Palmer, the inference being that the
Pennsy lvania duplicates the tug,
which is understood to be denied by
men on the latter. The Pennsylvania
was released on bonding IN the sum
Of s55. 600.
IL is said that telegram was
recently received here requesting that
the Smith be not attached here, as sue
had given bond in Philadelphia, but
the original order was followed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
EXCITING FOX HUNT

Epeo'n Cofrperondence OF livery fveninr
Glasgow, Jan. l0-The Glasgow hunt
ers. 23 DO number, with about 20 dogs,
onioyei one of the biggest bag hunts Of
their lives, yesterday.
Rnynard was released nt 10 o'clock in
the morning hy Master Harry Dayett,
son of II. L. Dayett The dogs were
turned out boy an unknown party soon
after the fox was released. Thomas Nc
lntirc's Climber and Tuck led the pack
across The folds and into the woods. Tho
fox made O. complete circle coming out
ON the Glasgow and Elkton road and be-
ing turned hy q team went back into Nc
Alulleu's woods
After following the edge Of The
woods q short distance the fox crossed
The land of George Brown and Robert
Conn, then across the Buck road
about two miles, the chase doubled back
across the Frcnchtown and New Castle
turnpike at Ferris Corner doubled and
crossed the Stewart property and was
finally earthed two miles east Of Red
Lion.