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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
EVIDENCE is ALL
Presented TODAY
II Case Of State VS.. Daniel Royce,
Charged With MaItreating a
Little Girl.

The evidence in the case of state vs.
Daniel Royce Of Northfeid who is charg
Cd with assault with intent to commit
rape on Eva Vorren, twelve years old,
at the Whitney place in Northfeld,
where they were both staying, is all
presented in Washington county court.
II win probably be the last case 10 be
tried as the calendar is pretty well
cleaned up
In the case Of State vs. Alex. carrew
Of Montpelier, charged with setting fire
70 his house, continuance has been
granted and bail Of $500 furnished. Tho
cases Of ID. b. Coon and +. J. Dennis.
former guards at the state insane asx
ium, charged with munsIaughter, have
been continued, as have the cases Of
John Kelley, assault, and B. Croto, muir
der. It is likely that these last two
cases viii never be tried as the respond
eHts are in the insane asylum.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
DRUNKS MUSl GO
TO COUNTY JAIL
Supreme Court Decide in Case Of Heenan
Bowers Which Was Brought Under
Habeas Corpus Proceedings.

Montpeuier, May TIA final adjourn.
ment OF the May term OF the suprene
court was reached yesterday afternoon.
Only one case was argued yesterday,
that Of William II. Smith vs.. Central
Vermont Railway company from
Orange county in which. iii the lower
court, the plaintiff was awarded a ver-
dict Of S1,65s.76.
Opinions were handed down in five
cases In the Washington county
habeas corpus case Of Heenan Bowers
to test the legality of confinement IN
county jail for second offence of in
toxication, an opinion was rendered that
Bowers the complainant Is lawfully im-
prisoned in the county Jail The court
also ruled that prisoners convicted OF
first and second offences of intoxication
must be there confined. The law passed
bY the legislature of 1906 provides no
alternative for the Imprisonment Of
such respondents in the house Of cor
rection at Rutland.
In the Essex county rape case al
State ys Albert Wright IN which the
respondent was convicted and senteHced
to not less than two and onrhalf or
more than three years IN the state
prison at Windsor, the Judgment of the
lower court was reversed. the verdict
set aside, and the cause is remanded for
new trial.
The Judgment of the county court was
affirmed III the Chittenden county ease
Of Albert G. Collins VI. Joseph VI. Far
ley in which the Judgment Of the JUS
tice below was reversed and set aside
and the petitioner was given leave 10
prosecute the original action in county
court
The judgment Of the lower court was
also affirmed in the Rutland county
case Of Pereiyal W Clement, admins.
traitor of Off r. Harrison w. The
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
company The verdict III the lower
court On which there was Judgment
that was affirmed was fol- tho plaintiff
to recover S2,311.S2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
SHOOTING FOR TROPHIES.
Annual Meet Being Held at Montpelier
Gun Club Traps.

Rain and cloudy weather interfered
yesterday with the first days shoot on
the third annual tournament Of the
Montpelier Gum club held Az the range
near Barre transfer, Twenty-Five marks
men were present, however, and the pro-
gramme for the day was completed. DR..
|C. H. Burr Of Montpelier made the high
est average over all amateurs and pro-
fessionals present, hitting 149 out Of IT'S
pigeons.
Among the prominent marksmen pres
ent from outside the state We're sim
Glover. representative OF the Baltistine
Powder company of New York, who
made record Of 145, J. A. Elliott Of the
Winchester Repeating Arms company Of
New Haven, Conn, whose score was I44,
Jack Tanning of the Dupont Powder
company OF Wilmington, Del, whose
score was 14a and Gilbert w. Wheeler
of Brunswick, Me-, who made f43.
The shoot for the state trophy, sill
yer cup emblematical Of the highest in
|diyidnal score for the championship of
Vermont, was the principal event of the
day. This was won by Il. s, Greenwood
of Enosburgh Falls, who made As out Of
a possible 50 This cup was held last
year by A. S. Head Of st. Albans. First
prize in the merchandise event, gun
case, was won BY Al. s. Head OF ST. AL
bans and the second, $50 loaded shells,
BY q. Starrett Of Mortified.
Other prominent visitors present were
DR.. Newton Of Greenfield, Mass, Capt.
Ayers OF Windsor and j. r. Brinley OF
Bridgeport, Conn. The st. Albans club
was represented BY b. D. Perkins, A. s.
Head and I'll n. Greenwood. the Barre
shooters BY Gale Bennett, B A. East
man and Harry Houghton, and the
Mortified club by VI. n Springer, H. g.
Mosely, G. Starrett, w. IL Allen and
Summer Kimball.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
Against the Life Of The Gar
Of Russia
AND MORE WILL FOLLOW
Details Of Bold Attempt to Get Near
Enough to the czar to Assassinats
Him Have Been Re-
vealed. ailgsa

st. Petersburg, May 17.--Eleven Of the
alleged conspirators in the plot to ASA
sinate the car in his palace at TsaFskoe
Selo have been arrested at Torrioki Fin
land Other arrests are expected soon
HI was learned to-day that the conspira-
tors offered Cossack officer 4 bribe Of
$4,000 to allow their entrance to the
chapel in the palace, where the car and
the principal palace officials would attend
the service. Astonished at the magnitude
of the bribe the officer reported the IN
cident and an investigation developed the
details of the plot. 1t is believed that i
was planned by the same gang Of Terror
lists that attempted To Kill Premier Stoly.
pin by throwing a bomb at his residence
nearly year ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
DEATH OF ALVIN c. DAY.
Wen Known Resident of Barre Had Been
III with Pneumonia.

Alvin c. Day died at o'clock yes
terday afternoon at his home on Pros
pect avenue. He had been dangerously
i'll with pneumonia for the past week,
but on Wednesday it was thought there
was good chance OF his recovering
His heart weakened, however, and
caused death yesterday afternoon. The
deceased had been long resident Of
Barre. For the past year lie had con-
ducted the harness shop in the OH
Gladding block. Previous to his buy
ing ont the harness shop he did team
ing in the city for many years. He
was born in South Barre GO years ago.
He was married to Stella Brown Of
Washington who survives him. He
also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Emory l..
Smith aud Mrs. Henry Wetmore of
this city and one brother, w. p. Dgy of
Albany, y. Y.
The funeral vii be held tomorrow af :
ternoon at 1890 at the house and in
terment will be at Washington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
VETERANS FOUGHT
SWEATED AND RESTED
Ninth annual Reunion Of Camp Lam
son, Spanish American War Vet
efans Yesterday Afternoon.

The members of Camp Lamson, Span
ish American war veterans, with few
guests. held their ninth annual reunion
and field day at Caledonia park yes
terday afternoon. Refreshments We're
served shortly after noon in the park
house, after which short addresses were
given BY Dr. Joe M. Jackson, j. Nj.
Valdes and other members ot the COM
pany.
The party then adjourned to the ball
diamond and two teams captaincd by Il.
}. Badger and Dr. Ioe Jackson INDUCED
IL seven inning, free-for-all bali game
VITA Fred Brueh as umpire. Badgers
team wofsted Ioess. through al over
sight Of the scorer by score Of Il to
6 in an interesting game, in which hard
" an error was noticed
The makeup Of the winning team was
as follows. William Wishart, pitcher
James Diclsie. catcher; Capt, T.. T. Bad.
base; Robert +. Byrnes, Sd base; Tom
Mercer short stop; Adnlph. better
known as "BiddyH Congo, left field
Her" Whitaker, center field; Harry
Rritton, right field.
The defeated team was made up oi
the following well known bah players
Capt. Joe jackson. short stop and
pitcher; Charles Gauthier, pitcher and
short stop; 'Billys Rust, catcher;
Scene Shffter Charles Mills, 1st base
William sometimes called .'Bilf' Russell
ID base; May 3d base "Popn Eaton,
left field; Hugh Gilespi center field;
Buggy" Milne. right field.
some Of the features Of the game
were Diekie's home run, Joe JaclSson's
work in the box, FATTY" Tilden s
slide TO second and the Moxie sign
which was used for home plate.
AT tile conclusion OF the game the
company returned to the club house,
where It was amused by some OF the
yoealists and elocutionists who were
present; among the number being dia.
lect songs BY Tom Mercer and Joe
jackson and readings by Charles Mills,
The party stayed until the cigars gave
out and then adjourned for another
wear.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
Port Henry Officer Caught
Him Twice and Lost Him
FIRST FOUND in BARRE
Frank Denton Who Skipped jail at Port
Henry Gets Tagged Twice in This
City and Then Declares That
the Officer Is aItp

After twice having hts man IN his
power Deputy Marshall Spring Of Port
Henry, n. ", is today securing the
country in the vicinity of this city for
Frank Denton who succeeded ia es
Gaping after the officer had cornered
him at two different times. Denton
Is wanted in Port Henry for breaking
Jail about three weeks ago and the New
York officers learning from Dentor'g
wife that he was in this city came here
last evening with Mrs. Denton. Denton
had been employed BIZ Supt. Bruce on
the streets for the past two weeks.
Not knowing that an officer was with
her Denton went to the train last even
ing to meet his wife and was met also
by Officer Spring who at once placed
him under arrest After talking with
the officer Denton seemed willing to 20
back To Port Henry without any re-
QUESTION papers. The officer then took
the two up to the Central telephone of
fee in the Miles block to telephone to
Port Henry and while the officer was in
the booth, telephoning, Denton and mis-
wife skipped. The officer then hunted
up Deputy Sheriff IT, y. Slayton and
the two Of them found both Denton
and his wife at G. E. Miler's house on
Perrin hill where Denton had been
boarding.
The couple were there when the Off
GERS arrived about $3.50 o'clock. Sheriff
Slayton went into the house and up
stairs to Denton's room. He raped on
the door and Denton opened il and said
he would be ont as soon as he dressed.
As soon as be dressed, however, he went
out the window instead of the door and
slid down the piazza post To the ground,
Slayton had left the New York officer
outside in case Of just such an emer-
gency and when the man came down
the post the officer grabbed him, and
took him into the kitchen.
Instead Of keeping hold Of his man
the officer then stepped to the other
side Of the room to speak To Slayton
who was coming down stairs. 1t was
too easy cineh for Denton and he
darted out OF the door and took to the
woods Both officers chased him until
they lost sight Of him IN the darkness
aud then gave II up for the night This
morning Officer Slayton decided to leave
the hunt entirely to the New York Of
fcer.
Denton was serving a four months
sentence for converting for sale mort
gagged property. He had served two
months when be escaped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17

A. Robbins of Newport, The officers
were installed BY retiring Grand Master
ri AT Robbins.
II was voted I'd hold the next meeting
Of the Grand Lodge in Rutland in May,
1908.
Grand Master Endress last evening
named the following pppointiye officers;
Grand marshal, II. IN. Hatch of Bris.
tol; grand conductor II. M Sargent of
st. Johnsbury; grand guardian, f. G.
Nichols Of Richmond; grand herald, IL
i. ingalls, Of Nergennes; district depu-
ties, first district, i. X. Stratton Of Ben
nington: second district, III III stetson
OF Proctor; third district, Allen Az
Calhoun of Middlehnry; fourth district,
G. w Gaiyin of Richf0rd; fifth district,
d. r. Stetson Of Newport: sixth district,
f. J. Wiley Of LyndoBvilla; seventh dis
trict. f. n. Clarke Of Montpelier; eighth
district, G, A. Burnnam of Felchville; ;
ninth district, N. u Bosquer of Reads
boro; tenth district, Dewitt Davis of
Chester.
Trustee Election Changed.
It was voted to change the method of
electing trustees Of the Gill Odd Fellows
Home at Ludlow. In previous years
these trustees have been elected for
one year, S. a. Reed Of Windsor was
yesterday elected trustee for four years,
DR.. w. A. Hayens Of Chester for three
years, DR.. w n. Bryant Of Ludlow for
two years and II. Ct Farrar Of Rutland
for one year. In the future one trustee
win retire each year and new one will
be elected for four years. The grand
master Of the grand lodge, the grand
patriarch Of the grand encampment and
the president Of the Rebekali assembly
are ex-oflicio trustees making seven in
all.
Col. H e. Parker Not Candidate.
Col. II. r. Parker passed through Barre
on his way to Bradford this afternoon
Col. Parker wished The Times to con
tradict the statement in the Burling
ton Free Press that he was candidat,
for reelection a. grand secretary in tht
Grand Lodge Of odd Fellows. He stated
that tie gave notice in the grand lodge
two years ago that he would not serve
again, but last year he was reelected
over all Others and against his will. ant
this year be said be would not run, ane
III spite Of this he was nominated wher
he was absent from the hall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
GRAND SECRETARY
ELECTION CLOSE
Harry g. Parker For 20 Years Secre-
tary Of The Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows, Defeated BY o. H,
Henderson of st Johns
bury by One Vote.

Odd Fellows week was closed in Mont
pelier today with the 22nd annual Re-
hekab assembly, The Rebekahs began
their part Of the weeks festivities last
evening with reception at the arnory
to the delegates and visiting Odd Eel.
lows and their wives. The hall was
trimmed in honor Of the event and sew.
erai hundred people attended
Miss Mabel II. Gleason Of Rutland,
the state president, was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. karten Betcher Of Brad.
ford, Mrs. Louise L. Boyce Of Barre,
Mrs. Ella c. Pinney OF Lyndonvillc. Mrs.
Mabel r. Dane Of Newport, Mrs. Susie
keaeh OF White River junction, Miss
Emma Gates Of Ludlow, Mrs. Frances
Stone Of Springfield and Mrs. L. Al.
Hazen Of Windsor Following the re-
eeption the Rebekah degree was worked
by team from Bright Star lodge of
Barre.
AT the Rebekahs meeting this fore.
neon there were i45 people present, and
the degree was conferred on 80 past
grands, IA Of whom were men. The
reports showed four new lodges insti-
tuted this year; at Fairhayen, Newfane,
Rochester and Island Pond.
AT the afternoon session Of the grand
lodge Of odd Fellows Yesterday the
election and installation of officers were
taken up The feature Of the election
was the defeat Of Harry r. Parker Of
Bradford for recollection as grand socre.
tary By @ II. Henderson of st. Johns
bury. four ballots being necessary and
the election going To MI Henderson by
4 majority ~ only one AIr Parker
had been secretary for twenty years.
The grand officers elected are. Grand
mastcr, Calvin Endress Of Bennington;
deputy grand master, f. w Jackson Of
Barre grand warden II n Perry 81
Brattleboro; grand secretary, q i Hen.
derson "a St Iohnsbury; grand treas
Ter u. q Grant og Buglington grand
Chaplain j. A. Beliuger Of Wells River.
representatives TO the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, o. Il. Chillson Of Burlington, r.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
4 woMAN,s PROTEST.
objects to The Use Of Her Locality as
a Dumping Ground


81 Dear Mr.. Editor With your per.
mission, / would like to call the atten-
tion Of some of your readers to the
nuisance that is allowed in pretty part
Of the city, and only five minutes walk
from the city hall. | have reference to
the use that il made Of the vacant land
fronting ON Perry street and South
Warren street For the last ten or
twelve years this has been made
dumping ground and, as is the case
with such places, il grows worse in
stead of better. The residents Of this
vicinity take pride, as other people do,
IN having their homes as attractive AS
possible, but we are prevented from do
ING SO by. I think, the unintentional
thoughtlessncss of some people.
Aiost Of the families living in the
immediate vicinity Of this nuisance
have young children, and It IS very
hard for mothers to send their children
ont to play, and contend with the
things we have to face every day. Some
OF our husbands pay dues to the Civic
Federation TO further the beautifying
of our city, but what do we get in
return. Every day, almost the year
rplnd, from some 0i the merchants on
Main street and from a great majority
of the people living IN neighboring
streets. we get loads, sometimes even
fwo.horse loads Of bottles of every de-
serjption. years supply Of tomato
rans. all sorts of decayed vegetables ana
MANY other things. One little
pirl A few days ago, even brought IN
Z hottie half full Of carbolic acid
We never have objected to ashes, but
do most decidedly object to other
Linds Of refuse being Guuped within
i very few feet of our own doors.
appeal to the city council the board
VI health, the men who own this land,
e anv other person who is responsible
say tbis refuse being brought here, II
I 4 doing BY us as they themselves
,sonld like to be done BY
tbink il only Justice TO the people
.,So Tye III this locality something
r,,sbt " be done To prohibit the use q
IKE land as 8 dump.
Tbanking you. | am,
mother interested in the welfare OF
tss community
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
WAS A VETERAN.
Alexander JondrO's Funeral Will Be
Held on Sunday.

Held on Sunday.
The funeral Of Alexander Jondro wbe
died yesterday morning at the home OF
his son. No. 2 Boynton street, after
long and severe illness Of nearly two
years Of stomach trouble win be held
Sunday afternoon at o'clock Mr.
Jondro was 65 years Of age, being born
III Salem, W.T., IN 1891 lie was a veter
an of the Civil War, having enlisted at
Lebanon, n. H., in Co, G, 5th NJ H. Vol
unteer Infantry IN 1861 and served
three years. He then re.enlsted IN
Co. "A, Of the 4th L. S. Artillery, with
which corps he served until the war
closed. lie was good and brave sol
dier and has en- excellent record to
show for his army service
The only member Of his family that
survives him is his son, Charles A., of
this city, with whom be lived; four
sisters and two brothers namely, Mrs.
Charles Sharkey, and Mrs. Alex. Nc
Kcnzie Of this city. Mrs. Margaret Gee
of Morgan, VT, and Mrs. Rose Tebo Of
Canaan, Vt, William Jondro of Hlton,
n. H., and Lewis Jondro Of Bristol,
N. H.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
"a Dutchman,s Honeymoon.'

Laugh ana tie world laughs with
You, weep and YOU weep alone" What
Is Che use Of weeping when it is so much
easier to laugh and not only be happy
yourself but moNe those happy with
whom yoa eoine in aonteetl Every timo
you are handed laugh you are happy
IA Dutchmans Honeymoon which
comes 70 TIE opera house nest Tuesday
evening, May 2i will hand YOU 20 many
laughs that you viii forget al your
troubles. This splendid comedy has
made a wonderful record as a laugh pro-
yoker The bright witty dialogue catchy
music. splendid speeialties and laughable
situations follow one another id rapid
Succession making what may truthfully
be styled whirlwind Of mirth and
melody. It is undoubtedly The comedy
treat Of the season,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
BLOW up WAS
WORTH $500.
Burglars Rob Salisbury, Mass.
Post Office To-day
AND THEY LEFT NO TRACE
Gang Of Robbers Were Scared Away
From House Of Dr. H. w. ]. Couch
in pittsfeld, Mass, After They
Had Packed $1,000

Salisbury, Mass, May H. Bold burg
lars broke into the Postofiee in the heart
OF the village this morning, blew open
the safe with nitroglycerine and escaped
with over $500 in money and stamps.
before entering the postofiiee they stole
robes and blankets from the neighboring
stable Of former Postmaster George FL.
Moulton, with which they mufiied the
sound Of the explosion. They left moth
ing by which they can be traced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
DEATH OF JOHN D. SMITH
Had Been a Resident Of Barre For Past
Twenty Years.

John d. Smith died at his home, So
Maple avenue, at I0s35 last night after
a two and onehalf years illness from
stomach trouble. Mr. Smith was 81
years of age last Nevahiber and until
few years had worked as q lranlte
cutter.
lie was born in Aberdeenshire Scot
land but came to this country u 1856
and had been a resident q this city for
the past twenty years. lie leaves
widow, two daughters and two sons.
The funeral services will be held az
tho house Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
BARRE MAN pREsIDENr.
DR.. c. Fl. Kent Elected to Head Of Yer
mont Dentists.

Burlington. May t7.--The state den
tai convention held its closing session
here this morning and the following Of
ticers were elected President, c. III,
Kent. Barre; vice president, Harry Il.
Hamilton Newport md Charles u.
Mcachan. Bellows Falls; secretary,
Thomas Mound, Rutland; correspond
ingsecretary, Grace L. Bosworth, Rut!
land; treasurer, w. II. Munsell, Wells
River.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
moNTpELITR REUNION.
Spanish-American Veterans Held > Ban
qutt Last Evening.

Montpelier, May Thirty.five Span
ish. American War veterans, who went
to Chiekamauga with the lS Vermont
regiment. met at Montpelier last even
ing for their second annual banquet. The
banquet was held az Gordon's restaurant.
The after-dinner exercises were entirely
informal Remarks were made by Col.
O. d. Clark, Capt. +. B. Thomas and
others who gave interesting "reminiscences
Of camp life in the south. The gathering
broke up shortly before midnight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
John C. Crowley Caught Leg in Spokes
Of Wheel and Has II Broken.

John G. Crowley met with serious
Incident yesterday afternoon, the result
being the breaking of bis leg Just above
the ankle. Mr.. Crowley was driving
along the road near Websterville and
il seems that in some way he threw his
foot into the wheel and catching in
the spokes both bones were broken be-
fore he could stop the horse lie was
taken to bis home on West street and
DR. McSweeney reduced the fracture
and he is rs comfortable today as could
be expected under the circumstances.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
LAUNDERING SOLDIERS
KILL BYSTANDERS
They Were Shooting at Robbers Who
Were Escaping With $4,000 at
Warsaw To-day.

Warsaw, May 17.-Terrorists to-day
attacked the Office Of the Vistula rail-
road and after fight escaped with
$1,000. Fully dozen men were IN the
band Two Of the soldiers on guard
were killed and four wounded, AS the
robbers retreated the soldiers fired a
volley, killing two bystanders and in
jnring five others.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
BURGLARS FOILED
IN THEIR ATTEMPT
Had Tied $1,000 Worth Of Jewelry and
valuables But Were Scared Away
By Householders

Pittsfeld, Mass, May I7.-The police
this morning are hunting for the daring
burglars who, about midnight entered
the house Of DR.. III w. J, Couch, bound
and gagged his son, Frank. and then ram
sacked the house Young Couch worked
the gag loose and awakened his parents,
and the burglars escaped, leaving behind
them a cloth in which they lad done up
lewelry and silverware. valued at $1,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
SMALL P0X' CASE
CLOSES RAILROAD
Bethel People Fear That They Will Catch
Infection From Crew Of the Roch-
ester Railroad.

Bethel, May 17--Small pox has closed
the Rochester and Bethel railroad, thus
adding another to the trials and tfibu-
lations Of this system When Mrs. Wing
OF Rochester was taken to her home in
Rochester the other day she was suffer-
ing with small pox and was carried on
the engine with the train crew.
Now Bethel people fear the crew hav-
ing been exposed will scatter the disease
here and refuse 10 let the train run into
the village. The blockade viii be on in
til the first Of next week and possibly
longer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-17
R0cK-BULLIs
Morning Wedding at St. Monica's Church
Thursday.

Mrs Sadie Bulls and Euclid ". Rock
were married Yesterday morning al ST.
Monica's church, Rev n n, AIci1enna
performing the ceremony. Mrs Rock
has been with Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ Miles
for ten years and 3ir. hoek Is well
know stone cutter Of this city.