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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16
BODY COVERED WITH WELLS.
Child, Injuries II 1, Alleged Inflicted BY
S,spmo,hu

Montpelier, Jan. l5-The alleged u
treatment ~ Marjorie, the Is year old
daughter OF Robert Frazsr, by heI
stepmother, is being investigated by
Grand Juror & NJ. Heaton on CON
plant OF Superinlende 4 Of schools,
+ J. Brownscombe.
The girl came 10 school yesterday
marked with long welis, apparently
ipfi cled with whip. To-day she was
examl, ed against her will by City
Physician Psrmen,er who found heI
body covered with long con,usions acc
marks as II shs bad bten seyerel,
logged.
The child stubbornly refused To tel
how she was injured. The case ha'
caused considerable indignation In
the eity.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16

land locked hnrbors In the West Indies
Tho population. which numbers a..
OOo. IL largely made up Of native
blacks.
Many steamers carrying tourists 10
jamaica were cn route 90 the island
when the earthquake occurred. hut no
Disaster. 10 any ~ them are reported
Kingston and The other points 81 In.
icrcst ~ the island ARE NJ this season
Of the year throngcd with tourists from
both America aud England. aud the
greatest apprehension II felt for the
safety ~ many persons who had re-
Gently arrived at the jamaican resorts
The most distinguished OF these were
members u party Of English states.
men. agricultural experts and men of
affairs. who. under the leadership Of
Sir Alfred Jones. had arrived In King
sion within the past few days 10 NJ.
tend an agricultural conference there
Among those In the company were
Hall Cnlnc. the novelist: vlscount
Montmorres H. q. Arnold Forster. NJ.
T.: Sir Thomas Hughes. sIr Thomas
Shann aud others Of equal prominence
The Earl aud Countess Of Dudley were
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16

DELUDE. TETRtULT.
Pretty Wedding Wednesday Morning at the
Sacred Heart Church.


Sacred Heart Church.
The church OF the Sacred Heart was
the scene OF pretty wedding this fore
noon when Miss Mary Cecile Tetreult
daughter OF Mrs Cecile Tetreult, be-
came the vile OF Honorie Delude. Rev
FIR O. Ii. Provost performed the cere'
mony.
The bride, who was gowned In white
landsdown and carried bouquet Of
bride roses, had for her bridesmaid,
Miss Mary Louise Delude, sister Of
the groom, while Oliver Tetreult, d
brother OF the bride, was best man,
The bridesmaid wore pink chiffon.
The church was tastefully decorated
Tor the occasion, with roses and car
nations and there was large gather
my of friends OF the couple in atten-
dance.
Following the ceremony the invited
guests assembled at the home OF the
brides mother on Gage street where q
wedd ng dinner was served and whore
Mr. aud Mrs Delude received many
congratulations. Numerous presents
of silver and cut glass testified 70 the
regard 10 which the couple are held by
a large circle OF friends.
After ten days trip to Montreal Mr.
aud Mrs Delude will reside at her
mothers home.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16
n. Told Too Much.

slng.Lung. a California iaundryman,
Who went home last year after max
Ing 1000 at his trade. happened to
live In village where the people
knew little Of the outside world.
when slng.Lung told them Of the
trolley cars In America they said TO
ono another that he was crazy.
When he told them Of the telephone
they called him n liar. When he told
them Of the electric llght Il was de
cldcd that he was a dangerous man
10 have around. and 10 h9 was arrest
cd aud behcadcd. In China they be
Hove only what they see. aud some
times pot then.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16
TO START MARCH I.
New Mill of tn, Vermont Hosiery and Mach
insry Company.


Henry L. Field, president OF the
Vermont Hosiery and Machinery Co,
who has been 10 town the past week,
will return to North ED tonight. The
roof has been put on the new factory
belny built there and some OF the
machinery will be put In position next
week. II IL we're possible to complete
the knitting machines being built al
the machine OPP here the Mortified
factory would be ready to make stock
ings by the middle OF February. AS
II Is however the factory will probably
not be running before March |.
The machine shop here Is being run
until o O'Clock at night on the twenty
knltters that will be put In at North
field 10 begin With aud another lot OF
sixty will be built just as rapidly as
possible. A night shift will be put on
at the shop as the men can be secured.
The mill here continues - be run q
little short Of its capacity because o.
the inability to secure operators and
this problem is one that will have TO be
solved before the company de; des 10
en- arge the plant. More orders have
been received during the past six
months than Il was possible 10 OIL and
some that we're taken have been can.
teled
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16
GOVERNOR STUART.

or. After that came the march Of men
representing the military. municipal
aud civic branches OF the state lie.
The ceremonies began with q prayer
by the Rev. Dr. !. Gray Bolton Of
Philadelphia. n personal friend Of the
Incoming governor. The certificate Of
election which authorized the commits
slonlng OF Edwin =. Stuart ~ the
twenty-seycnih governor Of Pcnnsyl
vania was read. after which supreme
Court Justice Fell administered the
oath Of Office. Mr.. Stuart then dellv.
cred his Inaugural address.
The platform upon which was
elected" The governor said. promised
many Important reforms which the
people had been demanding Tor year
aud which In some Instances Ind been
per,istcnlly denied them. gave nay
word 20 the people that II elected
governor Of Pennsylvania would. g.
the extent ~ my power. insist upon
the fulnllmcnt 81 those promises. Al
~ the reform pledges 81 that platform
shall constitute a part of the policy
~ mas administration. and without any
assumption 81 debating legislative
action their early enactment Into laws
IL urgently recommended"
The governor recommends that troll.
lcy companies be- given the right a.
carry freight aud be- given the power
Of eminent domain. lie suggests that
a state railway commission be appoint.
Cd with powers similar 70 those con.
fcrrcd upon the Interstate commerce
commission. advocates maximum
railroad passenger rate ~ cents
mile and recommends that legislation
hc enacted g. make effective that por.
ton ~ tie state constitution which
prohibits railroads from engaging IN
any other business than that of COM
mon carriers
Governor Stuart makes an appeal Tor
better rrrc fooi laws and suggests The
ACCESSIBILITY ~ making all pure fool
legislation conform o. nearly NJ posi-.
hle to the fc'cral laws upon the same
subject.
Stringent legislation Tor n closer scru
tiny ~ banks aud trust companies T.
also recommended.
IN the matter of the controversy over
the furnishings aud decorations Of the
new state capitol. which was one 81
the principal lssucs IN the campaign ~
last November. the governor calls Tor
ln Investigation By n Joint committee
" the two houses n the general ~
scmhly he recommends That author
liy b. given him 90 employ special
counsel and auditors. acting under tho
attorney general. to appear before the
committee and assist In the lnycstiga.
ton. The state capitol cost more than
Si3mp.0Oo. 81 which Sa.WnOOO was
expended Tor decorations aud furnish
ings. II WIS asserted during the r.
cent campaign that there were gross
oycrchnrTcs" IN the expenditure 81 the
Sn.U0OO0. aud the matter has been un.
der investigation Tor several months
not only by the Pcnnypackcr admins.
tratlon. but by other interests.
when be had finished. be made his
way 10 the carriage. which headed the
Inaugural parade.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16
THE ARLINGTON CLUB.
Annual Meeting and Election Of Officers
Monday Night.

Arlington, Jan l5.-At the regular
annual meeting OF the Arlingtons cial
and literary club held at the club
house Monday evening the followin <
officers we're elected for the coming
year: President, g. II. June; vice
president, h. II. Walker; secretary, Il.
G Woodwork; treasurer, Rev E. Tay'
l)r; board OF managers, Fred Ii. Can
field, Il. l.. Dennlson, j. j. Shak sho
Der, Thomas Morrlssey; auditors, IL.
S. Wilson, Fred II. Garfield, Thomas
Morrlssey; trustees, M. +. Killlop, o.
NJ. Barber, NJ. w. Conroy; entertain.
ment committee, Rev T.. Taylor, Horace
Goewey, r. II. Thompson: banquet
committee, Thomas Morrissey, 4. Il.
Pell, L. c. Woodwork; pool table
committee, II. s. Wilson.
II was also voted at the meeting 70
hold the annual banquet OF the club a
the Arlington house In Feb 1907, be-
IRE the 18th Of the month. Exact da q
u be given later.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16
Rs,oure,, Of ,h. Sudan.

There IL talk In England Of the pro
posed development OF the natural re-.
sources Of the Sudan through scientific
exploration.
Immense forests line the banks Of
the Blue Nile along its upper reaches.
extending 10 the Abysslnlan frontier.
The ebony tree II met with along that
river and also near the Sobat Along
tic white Nile the india rubber
orccpcr. valuable sou Of rubber.
abounGn. There are large forests In
he Bahrci Ghazal province. and gold
has boon mined IN some ~ the mount.
airs o. ite Sudan. Search will be
ma. 80 Go iaei
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16
roRT ANToNIo. JamaIca. Ian. la

FORT ANTONIO. Jamaica. Jan 10.
Kingston. the picturesque capital Of
the island OF jamaica. has been devas.
tatcd by a violent earthquake. and all
direct communication with the strlck.
en- city has been cut or.
The land and telegraph lines which
had been thrown down have been re-.
constructed to within ~, lilies Of
Kingston. and from mcaEe- = re-
celved through these chanue,s Il has
been learned that many Of the most
important buildings have been destroy
ed aud that there has been serious loss
OF lie.
Kingston has been ruined by the
earthquake. aud very great number
OF buildings aud dwellings were de
stroyed either by the earthquake or by
the consequent Gre.
The city l. quiet. hut disciplined
workers are needed.
The governor of the colony. Sir Alex.
nndcr Swcttcuham. assisted by Sir Al
fred Jones. II directing affairs.
The reports Indicate that the fatal.
tics number less than len. though the
hospitals are filed with injured. and
the list 81 victims may be- materially
Increased.
The first great sLock was felt about
a.3D O'Clock In the afternoon on Mon.
day and. NJ IN the san Francisco and
Valparaiso disasters. flames immcdl.
atcly sprung from the wreckagc 10
carry on the work ~ destruction. and
NJ last reports the IRE was stlll burn.
ing. although II was believed 10 b.
under control
The Myrtle Bank hotel. the principal
hotel ~ Kingston. which probably
shciterc,Aihc great bulk 81 visitors on
the island. l. reported destroyed. The
military hospital was burned. and for.
~ soldiers are reported dead.
Sir james Ferguson u said o. have
bccn instantly killed. but ~ Jar ne r.
ported no other Engllshmnn. Canadian
or American j. believed 10 be- missing.
The extent n the destruction which
has been wrought Ia Kingston. n city
which already hears the scars of n
number II disastrous visliniions II frc
earthquake and cyclone In years gone
liy. il still lcfi largely 10 the imagina.
ton. The city l. one ~ low lying
buildings. clustered along the shores
OF ono of the finest aud most securely
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16

everybody in Kingston = camping oul
IN open fields. and much distress pre-
walls.
The Jamaica Colon AMI the Jamaica
bermuda cables are Interrupted.
The Right Hon Sir James Fergus
sou. mentioned Ina the foregoing dis
patch. was man 81 considerable
prominence. lie served IN the Crlmear
campaign with the Grsn1dicr guard.
aud WINS present nt the battles 81 Alma
aud inkrfman. where be- was wound
cd. and the SIEGE ~ Scyast0pol. ~,
was several times member Of "a,
house 81 commons. lie was undrrscc
rotary ~ state for India and the HON,
departments In Lord Dcrby's third ant
in Mr. Dlsuclfs first administrations
Tie was made governor of South Aus
imlln In isGS governor ~ New Ica
land In 1873 and governor 81 BOMBAY
In 1855 lie was uudcrsccrciiry Of
state Tor foreign Affairs ln isS'i an,
from 1901 10 1892 he served a. post
master general
The American consulate No Kingston
is now In charge ~ W n. orrett
Tho earthquake dld no damage herr
ON the north side ~ the island.
Tho Western Union New York cahl'
u interrupted also 70 the isthmus 81
Panama hy the earthquake
The steamer Port Kingston vii
leave tomorrow with most ~ ihl
members IT the party who went on
with Sir Alfred Jones 10 attend IN,
agficult ul conference.
Kingdom N the principal scapor
aud commercial city ~ that island u
Il situated GA The south cpast and o.
the north side ~ q iine hnrbor. N,
latter Il n land locked hasiu availahh
for the largest ships and u Enclosed o.
the south by n long iongu. ~ land. nj
the extremity Of which Is Port Royal.
In August. 1875 Kingston and th'
rest Of Jamaica were swept by n hur
rlcanc which almost totally destroyc,
Port Antonio aud Inflicted damage IL
various parts 81 she island amounting
10 about SiO.OOoO0 Thousands 81
houses In Kingston were damaged. lh'
wharycs were iaiictcd. aud scvcra
coastlng vessels were sunk.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16
10 ns rs,; Drink Chocolate.

In an obscure but picturesque M.
lie village Of far on Germany there IL
place called Chocolate Cure"
where thin people go 10 become stout
The patients cat and drink cocoa and
chocolate all the time while they
rcst. admire the scenery. gossip and
grow fattcr eyesy day. The true
secret 81 the great success Of this
treatment Is The happy way chocolate
has Of fattcnIng just the right places.
settling In the hands. the arms. the
neck and the shoulders. making the
fair patient prcttier and plumpcr all
tho time. Tho really effective part
u this cure may be- tried at home by
any pcracycfIng woman. and the med
icine IL as palaiablo and the method
10 simple that there IL actually. II
seems no reason why all should not
be Just The desired weight
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16
BEST YEAR In
ITS HISTORY
Annual Meeting Of National
Life Insurance Co.
ASSETS HAVE INCREASED
President Joseph A De Boer and
Other Officers All Re-
elected.

Montpelier, Jan 15.-The annual
meeting OF the policy holders OF the
National Life Insurance Co. was held
at the home Office liz this city today,
the meeting being called to order at
10 o'clock In the forenoon by President
J. A. DeBoer. The amount OF stock
represented and voted was sl93, 900.
The former board OF directors was
selected with two exceptions. At
previous meeting Judge George NJ.
Powe.s was elected but never quail
fed. Today Gov Fletcher D. Proctor,
~ Proctor, was chosen 10 succeed him.
DIR W. Seward Webb OF shelburne,
retired as be Is unable to give his per-
sonal attention 10 the duties o; . d.
rector and George II. olmstead, OF
Cleveland, Ohio. 4 member OF the firm
OF olmstead Bros & Co., state agents
OF the National Life for Ohio and In
diana, was elected 10 succeed Doctor
Webb.
President DeBoer announced that
the past year had been the most sue
cessful and prosperous In the history
OF the company, which was particular
ly gratifying owing TO the unsettled
condition prevailing OF late 10 the In
surance work.
The directors At subsequent meet
log reelected the officers OF the CON-
pany, as follows: President, Joseph
A. DeBoer; frs, vice president, James
7. Phelps; second vlce-presidert,
James B. Estee; secretary, o. ID.
CLARK; treasurer, Harry NJ. Cutler;
actuary, G. Z. Moulton; medical direc-
tor. DIR A. b. Bisbee; assistant medi-
cal director, DIR Z. A. Cotton; counsel,
+. A. Rowland; inspectors, George
Briggs. +. A. Dwinell, Frank N.
Bryan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16
peerAe,ress MARRIAGES.

We have a sufficiently fair per
ccntaro Of happy results from the
lntcrmaffiage Of peer and actress 10
make ono try and believe that these
unions are no worse than the every.
day marriage. writes the earl Of Ross.
Ign In Public Opinion. when sim.
pie faith" wcds Norman blood" sim.
pie faith must FIRST be prepared TO
show she Il as well educated and 70.
fined NJ the Norman.bloodcd relatives
and friends Of her husband expect.
Then. In these goahead days she will
live down. the opposition Of such a
union. and prove herself a worthy
member Of the peersge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16
"SHIPWRECKED" LAST NIGHT.
Bennett MOuIion Co. Played To Another Goo
House.

Another good sized audience attend
ed the Bennett. Noulton performances Of
"Shipwrecked" Tuesday evening. and
felt we'll repaid for their trouble, The
story told was interesting, the plot
veil constructed. plenty OF bright com
edy, and several we'll fitted cllmaxes
formed copb'nation bound 10 please
any audience.
"rne LIE Saver a new bill Of the
season will be presented tonight for
the first time 10 Bennington. The press
10 other cities where the company has
played speaks highly Of the play ano
the management assures the patrons
one Of the most pleasing performances
( the week.
The company has an unusually good
iine Of spcciailies which flls In thu
timo hc.sccn the acts 10 good adsan
tage and doe. away Niih the long
~aiis so tlrcsome 10 an audience.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16

niso passengers ga the Incoming steam
~ Port Kingston.
The party on b1irl the Port King
sion only arrived ~ Kingston on ri
day last. Thr Fort Kinrurn. In adil
ton 90 the mrmbcrs ~ Sir Alfrc
Jones party. had other guests AM
passengers on iuaul. which gave her o.
total passenger ll-t Of more tlinn 10
persons.
Cahlcgrams giving the first direct
ac,ount u the disaster were sent from
the cable station NJ Holland Bay.
which l. located Ia the swampy s"ciiou
0f the island near Fort Antonio.
The United Fruit c,mpany's steamer
Admiral sampson has arrived safely
NJ Fort Antonio from BOSTON
Among those on the steamer wcr
John Berry. Second vice president Of
the Bosion aud Maine railroad. an0
Mrs. Berry: Mr.. Eliza Illrlwoli aud
Mrs. Maud q. stafford Of Fall River
Mass. Mr. and Mrs a. W. Emerson
~ South BEND ind. Eugene Smith
and VI. VI. Morse ~ Hartford Conn
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Fuller. william
Hay aud 4. W. Elliott Of New York.
The nrc which followed the shock has
done immense damage but i thought
now 10 be- confined a. certain limits
The work ~ fighting the flames j. #
being pursued with energy. and In this
respect the situation seemed 20 De I'm
proving
The total loss Of life has not NJ yet
been asccrtaincd. but nrst count
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16
ANOTHER JACKKNlFE ARTIST.
Fraser Mars. the Wooden Mould Countsrisitsl
Nay Have Rssn a Kay AsGuise ursr.

To the Editor OF the Banner:-The
article describing the manner Ia which
the alleged forger az. c. Smith" es.
capped from Bennington county jail by
manufacturing a wooden key recalls
toe story that wa circulated 10 Sand /.
gate after Fraser NJ airs was fined for
counterieItIng. Il will be remembered
that Mears made his moulds In which
tocast bis bad money out OF pine
board. When Mears returned home
Ter paying his foe Of 800, he Is re-
ported 10 have told friends here thai
be had made 4 key out OF wood that
Eould unlock the door OF the jail aud
that he woul1 have gotten away but
vas afraid 10 do so. People did moi
take much stock In the story bu, since
the escape OF Smith some have begun
10 think that there nigh, have been
something In Il after oil. Some OF the
people who heard the Mears story al
the time are nov inclined TO believe
that perhaps Smith iound the impress
sion made by the wooden mould coun.
ierieller aud used Il 70 make his key.
A. w. c.
Arlington, W.. Jan. II, 1877
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16
new GOVERNOR
SWORN IN
Edwin S. Stuart lnausurated
at Harrisburg.
WITH SIMPLE CEREMONY
Elected 10 Rule State Of Pennsyl.
vania on Reform Platform
t'avors Two Cent Rate.

HARRISBURG, Pa. Jan. 1G.-Edwln
$. Stuart became governor OF Pennsyl.
vanla, succeeding Samuel w. Penny
packer TO whose law Office Mr. Stuart
when an errand boy. delivered books.
Ills Inauguration was n simple cere-
mony. there being programme In
Guiding only prayer, the admlnlstra.
ton OF oath and then. as ths cannon
doomed the gubcrnatorlal salute OF
seventeen guns. the dellverance Of an
address setting forth the lines Of pol
ley 10 be pursued by the new govern.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16
HOW TO FORGIVE AN INJURY.
True spiri; In Which Apology Should
De Accepted.

How do We forgiven Let ne hope
hat We always forEivc M we would
slsh TO be- forgiven. The Lord low.
IN n cheerful givcr" lie who gives
ardons has need Of both love aud
hccrlncaa.
Perhaps We de- not appreciate how
iaHi u Ia for some persons TO say 4
I'm sorry" Perhaps there IL win.
llcilye streak In many u us that
iolda ont against our better Impulses
To apologize IL rarcly II ever a
llcasant task. One may feel that
certain angry speech was wrong. but
Z takes great moral aud spiritual
ousagc 10 go 10 the person with
Shom one has been irriiaicd and say
iumbly' = was angry Just now; I
poke hastily. WIN you forgive me7"
u should not require supcrhuman
trace for the person who has been
offended TO accept such an apology In
he same spirit IN which II has been
offered. But too often the speech 81
pardon IL cold and has n ring that IA
not sincere. Once In great while
u IL accompanied by nm acknowlcdg.
ment that the sucr for forgiveness
has been dlsagrceablc and that while
he "a forgiven he must remember
that an unklnd speech cannot always
be forgotten al will
lIr who thus receives an apology IL
farther from the right path than he
who has acknowledged his fault The
one ls conscious Of his wrong aad al.
mlts u and seeks to make amends.
the other IA wrapped about with q
mantle OF sclfconccit and self right
oousness Chicago Tribune.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-16

FLOUR STEADY. but quiet. Minucro'n
patents, ttnAsl. winter Flralfhts. g. ID .
40, Mintrr sNuas. tfs. winter plt
rutH. nsff1I
WHEAT Market declined early uiier
poor cables. SNOW in the trit rni short
sFllinE. but later rallied Sums tfHt uu thf
lFht receipts. May. s. 1-ieYAl.c.. Juiy.
&iknN9 l.ifc.
cH.Nisc fMcrcaniiie Exchange official
quotation, extras. .sris firsta. a.ng5c sec
pnda. .lu - thirds. 1lfi .-c.. held. extras
au.sisc. nrrts, 1.n9.c.; Seconds. nn-'r
thirds. isuac.. state. dairy. tubs. futs.
-sf5c. seconds. susie thirds. gefur.
CHEESE State. fuli cream. small and
large. September. fancy. tp.r. October.
best. ighHitc.. good 90 prime. i4isatlc
winter made. average hrst i.r Inferior.
iigi.c.. iiEht skins. lie half skins. best
yAuiec part skins. prime. susie. fails
% good, s'sp5hc.. common. tusc. fuil
skins. sdlr.
EGds-siaie. Pennsylvania ana nearby.
selected. white. fancy. 1.n1ic choice a..
extra brown and mixed. sc.. frsta 60 *.
ira nrsis. Il-c western. extra hrsta.
D.; nrsts. auEisc toflc.li quotation.
a,sl. seconds. . ssc. thirds l4u.lc
difties. ifas1c. checks. isnslc. rsffiE.
orators. isn.lC. lined. israc.
IALLoW-Firm. city. ea.c. country. ~
49,
liAY- Steady; shippins. Sagoc.. good to
choice ~ GALA
ttEANs- Quiet. marrow. O. -. medium.
q tpIi 3. pa. q Eisui n. I'd kidney.
4. Et.uaE
woois-stshdy. domestic feccr. 1a1sc
HOBS STEADY. state common a. choice
isps isu.lr.. ief. kliir. Pacific coast
~ ilut6c isf. isHtlr
POTATOES Fifrn. New Yofk ana west
ern. pr hushri tlnt5r do. fair g. good
~ bushei. ruioc. Pennsylvania. choice
pef btlshsi sic
LIVE POULTRY - Steady. fowls itu
i.hr old BOOSTERS. - chickena ipfisrs.
iurks. lee Ersne. iiuitc. turkeys itu
ttc
DRESSED rort.THY - Steady and IN
s.iif demand. fowls. choice. i.huiic do.
fair 10 good, iini.r old fuustsfa. - i,c
nearby chickens. ituiic western. do. II
uifr.. turkclH nearby. choice % fancy
ikuifr western. do. choice 90 fnnrr. iafi
sc fair 20 good. do. iiHiic ducks.
nearby. i1uiic.. western. do. iinias
.scsc. nearby. i0di.c western. do. fgiuC