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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
WITNESS DENIES
ORCHARD STORY
WILLIAM r. DAVIS, ACCUSED IN
CONFESSION, GIVES STATES
WITNESS THE LIE REGARD
ING ALLEGED CRIMES.

Boise. Idaho, June 26.-Willlam +.
Davis of Goldfield, New, one of the
most important witnesses for the dc
fense of Haywood was called to the
stand at noon today and his cross
examination had not been completed
when court adjourned this evening.
Orchard testified that Davis led and
commanded the mob that destroyed
the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine in
1899: inspired. as an agent Of Hay
wood and Meyer. the Vindicator ex-
plosion and train wrecking plot at
Cripple Creek and was an accom-
pllce in the independence station
Crir'.
Davis went over the story Of his
working life including the pathetic
story Of the death Of his wife and
babe at Cripple Greek at which he
wept and made positive denial Of
every statement of Orchard that invol-
we'd him OF his assistants in any form
Of crime.
He denied that he was even \
member Of the union when the B nker
Hill and Sullivan mine was blown
ID and at the conclusion of bis gen
erai story svOTe that at Cripple
Greek during the strike Orchard told
him CT the Hercules mine affair and
Threatened to kill Steunenberg.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
HOSTILE MEMBER
QUITS MINISTRY
czAR ACCEPTS RESIGNATION OF
coMPTRoLLER OF EMPIRE
AND sToLYPIN WINS LONG
FIGHT FOR CONTROL.

ST. Petersburg. June 2G.-The en-
voror mas accepted the resignation OF
Comptroller of the Empire Schwane-
bach. leader of the Reactionary wing
OF the cabinet in the campaign for dis
solution of the douma. The retire
ment of Schwanebach marks the cul-
ainntion of Premier Stolypin's pro-
tracted struggle for control Of his own
ministry. Prior TO the dissolution Of
the douma the premier thrice de
manded ther esignation of the comp
troller on account Of his constant in
trigues against siolypin's policy Of
federation Of the douma. but the comp
troller's position was so strongly
backed at court that Stolypin was un-
able to prevail.
stolypin's assent to dissolution Of
The douma deprived the comptroller
OF his executive influence and led
finally 10 the presentation of his resig-
nation and its acceptance by his
majesty.
schwanebach was one Of the bit
terest enemies Of Count Witie and is
believed to have inspired the press
campaign conducted against him
abroad. Sehwanebach. who has spen,
his entire life il the state service. is
unlikely ever 10 return to influential
position. II understood that his re
trement viii be followed By the resig-
nations Of other reactionary minis
terS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
HOLMES DENIES He .
GAVE OUT LEAKS
FORMER ASSISTANT TO WILSON
coNTRADlcTs TESTIMONY OF
BROKERS REGARDING COT
TON REPORTS.

Washington. June 26,-E. s. Holmes
Holmes, Jr, former assistant statls-
tcian of the agricultural department
on trial on charge on conspiring 70
defraud he government by prema'
tuyely divulging the departments IN
formation concerning the cotton crop,
took the stand today in his own de-
Tense. He testified that he never had
any advance information concerning
the reports from the field and that ne
had neither given out information
previous 10 official publication nor
agreed TO do SO.
He contradicted Broker Van Riper's
statement that he had signaled the at
titude of The report by adjusting q
wlndow shade in the statisticians'
room according to prearranged
plan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
OHIO BANKERS IN SESSION.

Cincinnati, O., June 2G.~-Men rep
resenting banking institutions with an
aggregate capital Of many millions OF
dollars filled the assembly room OF
the hotel Sinton this morning at the
opening of the seventeenth annual
meeting. Of the Ohio Bankers Associa-
tion. Mayor Dempsey welcomed the
bankers 10 the city and Clifford =,
uFrieht extended greeting In behalf
of the Cincinnati Clearing House As
sociation After the exchange OF
greetings the association listened to
the annual address Of the president
Thomas RI. Wilson Of Cleveland
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
A LITTLE PREMATURE
Sir Charles Dilkes Regarded as But
tinp-ln" on Congo Situation By
French Court Circles.

Paris June 2G.-ln government cir
cles. Sir Charles DiIkes' sugEesiiiil
that Gresi Britain would accepi iha
predominant interest of France in Toe
Congo OF would facilitate any Franco
German arrangement ln tat tftni ''
Beigir ms refusing % annex the CuHs'
Independent State. Is reEarded as pre
mafurs
The impression here IS thar Bel
gfum viii even uaiiy take over tnf
Congo. TIE question Of its par ition
with Germany has not yet heea son
sidered by France and such soiu
tion is regarded as unlikely unie
Germany taxes the initiative.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
EXERCISES AT YALE.

New Haven, Conn, June 2G.--The
formal exercises o. commencement
day at Yale began this morning with
procession Of the officers, graduates,
candidates for degrees and invited
quests from the college campus to
Woolsey Hail. In accordance with
custom, the exercises of graduation
opened with the singing Of the first
four verses of the Sixty-fifth Pslam'
which was sung in 171S on the occa-
81 n of the opening of the first college
erected in New Haven. Tho various
legrees were conferred In the pres
ence Of large gathering OF distin.
guished guests.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
THREE DEAD FROM EXPLOSION.

Fulton. XIV. June 26-Three men
are dead as the result Of a saWmil
explosion that occurred Yesterday in
the extreme eastern portion of Weak
les county. Tennessee. The dead ars
Charles Brooks. who was Instantly
kiued. Biain BiEEers. Who died last
night and sam Bosiic $40 died iais
morning. A. Nandoiph. owner of he
mill is in serious c1nditioH as he
result of b rms.
Aner fhe explosion Nsndoiph -
fused 10 permit the physicians 70 dress
bis wounds until after n bad srisiea
the order for a new boiler. The caus3
OF the explosion is unknown
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE.

Meridian, Miss. June 2G.--There
vas a good attendance today when the
Mississippi branch of the National
Negro Business League began its
third annual convention in his city
President Charles Banks called the
convention to order and there were
welcomes and responses, followed by
he appc ointment OF committees. AT
the subsequent sessions OF the cur'
gention, which will last until Saturday
here will be discussions relating to
he negro and his work in all lines OF
business and professional activity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
MISSING MAN FOUND
WITH HEAD CRUSHED
IN UNUSED CISTERN

Benton, Ill, June 2G The decom-
posed body of Thomas Pritchard was
found today in an abandoned cistern
in Sesser, Franklin county. Piitchard
had been missing since June Sth. The
coroners jury returned a verdict that
Pritchard had been murdered. HIS
skull was found crushed and his neck
had been broken. pritchard's widow
and five daughters live in Linton, Ind.
He came to Sesser some time ago to
secure work.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
CUBANS ARE PLEASED
Decision Of Secretary Taft to Have
Intervention Continue FsvorabIy
Received at Havana.

Havana, June 26.-The announce
ment Of Secretary Taft that the
American intervention in Cuba will
continue Is months was received
here with slight manifestations of in.
terest.
La Discussion editOrially approves
this decision and says the period will
be fully occupied in carrying out the
reforms instituted by the provisional
government. II suggests that further
exfenson is not improbable La
Lucha says the continuance Of inter
vention will result in further disin
tegration OF the existing political par.
ties.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
BOMBS THROWN AT TlFLls.

Tihis. June 2G.-up 10 late hour
he police have NOT succeeded IN max
ing any arrests in Connection with 70
days bomb throwing. Early IN tn"
evening bomb exploded in house
adjoining Servian Sqaare, killing two
brothers and wounling a third, Who
were trying TO hide quantity Ct revo-
lutionary articles. More than % per-
sons were injured in the bomb ous-
rage today and $4,000 was stolen,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
YALE.HARvARD RACE
To Be pulled Off Today Promises to
Be An Exciting One.

New London, Conn, June 26.-Onee
more is the iethargy of this old town
aroused in anticipation of the annual
battle of oars tomorrow between the
crews OF Yals and Harvard. Today
the advance guard of graduates and
undergraduates are discussing the
nrobable winners of the big races.
The town Is brilliant with flags and
bunting of crimson and blu and the
place has taken on an air OF life ana
activity customary to the occasion
Every arriving train is bringing It's
ouota of enthusiasts. The influx to-
morrow morning is expected to be IN
excess of anything ever known at
New London regatta, and II is pre-
dicted that the largest crowd that
ever witnessed a rowing event IN
America will see the rival crews
struggle for honors.
The final practice of the two crews
who are to battle for supremacy In
the big race took place today and was
witnessed by an immense crowd that
lined he river banks desirous OF
forming their final judgment as to the
resnective merits and condition oil
the contestants. The tedious work OF
p,eparation is now over and until
called upon to take to the water To-
morrow the eight husky sons OF old
Eli and the eight broad-shouldered
youths from Cambridge will rest and
take things easy as the thoughts oil
,mpending battle will allow. There
promises to be the usual large amount
of betting on the result. but il Is sig
ridcant that So far neither the fol
lowers of the blue nor the adherents
nj the crimson are Offering any tempt
ing odds. In the minds OF close fol'
lowers of college rowing tomorrow
will witness ne of the closest and
hardest battles between varsity eight
oared crews from Harvard and Yale
that has ever taken place here.
The frs race Of the day is sched'
uled TO start at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning. This is the race of the
freshman eights. which viii be ro~ed
nm stream from the railroad bridge to
the navy yard, two miles. Immediate
lr after the university four-oared
crews viii race two miles up stream
fr1--ofuaaa On Recond PaRe.l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
WINS TWO BIG EVENTS
Richard Croker Making Racing His
tory Abroad-His orby Also
Wins Irish Derby.

Dublin, June 26-Richard Croker
has made a record in racing history.
Today he won the Irish Derby with
Orby. who won the English Derby of
1907. This is the first time these two
great classics have been won by the
same horse. The event is for three
year olds for $4,000. mile and half,
the same as the English Derby.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
VERMONT HoNoRs MICHIGAN.

Burlington. VT. June 26.-At the
University Of Vermont commencement
today President Matthew ~. Buck
ham announced the honorary degree
of doctor Of science conferred upon
Prof. Charles s Denison, Of the Uni
vcrsity Of Michigan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
HARAHAN'E POWER INCREASED .

Chicago, June 26.-The jurisdiction
Of r. j. Harahan, general manager Of
the Illinois Central railroad, has been
extended to include the Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley railroad.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
MICHIGAN PIONEER SOCIETY.

Lansing Mirh. June 26 -ThIs annir
al meeting Of the Michigan Pioneer
and Historical Society began here
today and will continue over tomos-
row. One of the interes ing features
OF the meeting will be the presentation
to the society of a portrait OF |. f..
Crary the father of Michigan public
schoola system.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
BIG DAMAGE BY WIND
Tornado in Southwestern Oil Fields
Blows Down Rigs Valued
at $5o0,oo0.

Muscogee, T. l., June 2G.--A con-
seryatiye estimate of the damage by
today's tornado in the oil fields places
the number of rigs blown down in
Glenn Pool at one-third Of the total
The Combination Oil and Gas well
at Sapulpa was struck by lightning
and the fire cannot be controlled. To.
tai loss by the storm is estimated at
$500,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27

American Association.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
American League.
National League

BatteTies-4Oung ana JTlger, UfIH
Keefo and Rickey.
Philadelphia and Washington-Rain
no game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
AM hpVEaTIseMrNr thaI IN ~

vertore ard th~t s cie1r and er,phst'c
IN it's statements is never "ski5,rc5"
and is rarely skipped.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27

(cOncluded on Second PaseJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27

THE TEST cF AN advertisement
-is~thc performance that follows--but
Il should be a fair test.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
POLICE KEPT BUSY
BY CRIMINALS

Thugs and sneakthieves, together
with pickpockets. kept the police busy
yesterday. Several brutal hold-up cases
were reported, in which the victims
were beaten into insensibilfty.
Edward Woods, a sailor living at the
Sailors Home, was badly beaten by
five ruffians at the car crossing at East
street and Broadway at o'clock yes
terday morning. The thugs made OFF
with a silver watch valued at s225O
and sic in cash. Woods is able to give
only a hazy description OF his assail-
ants.
Mitchell Harper, an employe Of the
Stanford estate at Palo Alto, paid a
visit to the city on Saturday night. He
now nurses a bruised countenance and
mourns the loss of a watch worth $50.
He was savagely attacked by four men
at Duboce avenue and Valencia street
late that night and relieved of his
watch and other valuables
r. J. Seller of S85 Illinois street mada
a tour of the Barbary Coast on Satur~
day night. While he was drinking in
a saloon at $40 Pacific street his watch
was stolen.
Charles Arey had similar expert
ence. While going home early yester-
day morning on Sutter-street car his
watch. valued at $3.50, was pilfered.
The Toulouse of building under
course of construction at 3O5 Davis
street was broken into on Saturday
night and SIS worth Of tools were
moved.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

SEATTLE. Feb. 3.-Whle at Shanghai on
Christmas day Quartermaster Nelson OF tne
steamship Dakota went temporarily insane from
drink and attempted TO XII two fellow-qusrter-
masters with an ak He finally captured.
sitter wounding the TWO men ana % @ ssrs n
the Shanghai prison Nelson sailed away on
the Dakota three trips ago, when she was M leay,
9 position ouartermsster.
The shortage Of tugs on the sound is oeeom-
ing serious Many Of the local boats have been
bought by British Columbian ship owners and
are now used on the other side Of the line
Heavy weather today has delayed sDlpplng
The French bark Colonel de Villevose Mareul,
which was TO have been towed 70 sea, headed
FOR Australia IN search , q ioso asrox mas ce'aineo
Todav's arrivals Amiral Exelman, from san
Francisco; steamship Leelanaw, from san FRAN
TACOMA. Feb. s.-The ship Eclipse sailed
last night for San Francisco with lumber
The bark Alden Besse sailed last night Tor
San Francisco with lumber. piling and ties
The Steamship Suver1c arrived last night to
complete her cargo Of -four for Northern China
An inspection made yesterday showed that
the German bark Thalsssa. Captain Beriing, re
ceived damages 10 the extent Of Szooo through
fte collision with the schooner Okanagan, while
the latter was sailing 20 anchorage at the bal.
last grounds at Port Townsend IL Is reported
that the damage has been settled by the Puget
NflI Company. which owns the schooner
j Moore & Co. OF San Francisco have or
dered twenty-five million feet or lumber from
s.N PFDR0. Feb s-The steamship Dis
Port Hartford TO discharge the balance OF her
lumber cargo.
Tbe schooner Meteor. Captain Popner, twenty
6sre from Gray's Harbor, anchored outside the
hav wifi cargo OF 100000 feet OF lumber Tor
the San Pedro Lumber Company.
The barkentine RETRIEVER. Captain Shaub.
&weDfv-four DAYS from Port Hadler. brought IN
,s.sr0o ~ GOO 900 feet OF lumber for the San
Pedro Lumber Company
The schooner W. r. Garms, Captain Tapping,
,tvrenty-four days from Tacoma. arrived with a
Mlsgo ~ 600 600 feet Of lumber consigned TO
~ vvholesalers She anchored In the outer
rnarbor.
twenty davs from Tacoma. was among the ar
rivals IN the outer harbor today her cargo
consists OF 10000 feet of lumber consigned TO
different firms.
The large schooner willis A. Holden twenty
two days from Blakeley. was among ne ar
rsvsls fo6ay. She anchored In the outer hsrbor
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
INLAND COMMERCE
BREAKS RECORD
Enormous Receipts of Live
stock and Shipments of
Packing-House Products
GRAIN OUTPUT HEAVY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The move
ment of internal commerce for the
past year exceeded that of any previous
one in the history of the country. ac-
cording to a statement issued TODAY by
the bureau of statistics of the De-
partment of Commerce and labor.
Livestock receipts at the seven pri-
mary markets aggregated 40,727,45s
head, exceeding those of the previous
year by more than 100000. Shipments
of packing house products from Chi
cago, except canned meats and
dressed beef. show gains as COM
pared with those of either of the i'm
mediate preceding years. OF these
products during the year the aggre-
gate shipments were 67,775.800 pounds;
canned meats. 157.ssS,s5O pounds;
cured meats, So4,642,o4e pounds;
dressed beef, 1. 13S,O72.2s5 pounds;
dressed hogs, 13,17o.s00 pounds; hides,
175,175,52O pounds; lard. 421,914,52s
pounds; and pork, 36,581 200 pounds;
making a total Of 2,768,016,443 pounds,
being over 10O,000,000 in excess of the
previous year.
The total grain receipts at Is inte-
rior primary markets were 798,521,5S5
bushels, an increase of 250000 over
1905. The total movement embraced
Wheat, 243,7S5,05s bushels; corn, 242,-
12z,11b Dusheis, odls, 25S,30O, Z59
bushels: barley, 6s,46s,2so bushelsa and
rye, s,2s4,2S2 bushels.
The receipts of grain at six Allan
tic and gulf ports aggregated 214 ,846,-
998 bushels, an increase of $4,000, 600
bushels.
Shipments of anthracite coal from
Eastern producing districts aggregated
55,847,226 tons, a perceptible increase.
The total shipments from ell parts
of the Great Lakes country. exclusive
of exports to Canada, aggregated 75,-
628, $50 net tons, an increase of almost
5000, 900
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
WALL STREET REVERSES
THE CAUSE OF A SUICIDE
Howard p. Frothingham, well-Known
SpecuIator, Jumps From
Second-Story Window

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Howard p.
rockingham. who, while delirious from
nervous breakdown, jumped from the
second story of his home in West Sew
enty-seventh street yesterday, died last
night. The death was not reported to
the police until today, when a coroner
instituted an investigation.
A nervous breakdown due to recent
reverses in Wall street is believed to
have caused the dependency which re-
suited in the deed. rockingham was
one Of the best-known men in the
financial district.
Recently his physicians persuaded
him to take a rest, and Frothingham
went to Atlantic City, where he re-
manned few days. Returning to his
home here he was ordered to bed and
nurses were stationed in constant at
tendance. When one of the nurses
opened a window yesterday Frothing-
ham sprang from his bed and Jumped
from the window.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
FOUR VICTIMS OF
MICHIGAN COLD

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Feb. "A
woman and two children were found
frozen to death this afternoon In an
upstairs tenement here, with third
child In an adjoining room badly
frozen, but alive. The dead: Emma
K. Livingston, aged so; Alfred T. Liv-
ingston, aged Z; Lincoln B. Livingston,
aged 3. Badly frozen: Helen Living
ston, aged 10.
Miss Jennie Livingston called at the
residence to pay a visit and found her
sister, Miss Emma Livingston, and one
child dead in bed, one child dead on the
floor and Helen in an adjoining room
badly frozen.
None of the family had been seen
since Thursday, when two of the chill
dren attended school. The children
lived with Miss Livingston. who was
their aunt. 1t is supposed that after
they retired Thursday night they be-
came partly asphyxiated by coal gas
and, the fire dying out, were frozen to
death. 80
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
Shipping News and Gossip
Of the Water Front
Mystery Of Dismantled Bark Is Solved
by Arrival Of Ship Madagascar

The mystery of the dismantled vessel
supposed 10 have had the code letters
Wv. 7. B. p" floating from her main
mast which was sighted in South At
lantic waters. was solved with the ar
rival here OF the British ship MAZDA gas
car yesterday. The dismantled vessel
Dora is now safe at Port Stanlev. in tha
Falkland Islands
When the Norwegian ship Mashona
arrived last week Captain Broch
brought the report that on December l
he had sighted a dismantled vessel fly
ing the letters wv. T. B. P" At once
shipping interests began speculating as
20 the identity OF the vessel that was
seemingly at the mercy of the elements
n those waters. No one here was able
TO solve the problem.
Upon the arrival OF the Madagascar
Captain McFarlane reported that on
December 4. in latitude SIS 81 south and
IS So west. he spoke the Italian bark
Dora bearing the code signals IN. 7. B.
P" Captain McFarlane's description of
the position and condition Of the vessel
tailed with the account brought by the
Msshona. except that the first letter in
the signal was in reality IN" whereas
the Mashona made il out TO be w"
Captain McFarlane reported that the
Dpla " hdS III q SOIIg pllSul- t1eT lOre-
mast was gone close TO the deck Her
maintop mast and mizzintop-
mast had been carried away and her
5ibboom was gone. AT that time she
was under two topsails and mainstay-
sail Captain McFarlane asked if he
could render any assistance. but re-
ceived no reply.
Captain McFarlane reported that on
November 25, when in latitude As south
and longitude 81 west. he saw several
tremendous icebergs. and for more than
900 miles he passed through fields of
ice and icebergs.
On Christmas day the Madagascar
spoke the British ship Cromdale, bound
from Iquique TO Falmouth
The Dora was bound from Cardih for
Iquique.
The Madagascar was 137 days max
ing the run from Antwerp to this port
She brought 1872 barrels of cement
and 35e bars of steel joints.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
MANY CHINESE ARE
SMUGGLED IN

Ell PASO, Feb. 3.-Returning from
trip of investigation at Mexican ports
and along the borders between the
United States and Mexico, Marcus
Braun said today that he had found
extensive, thoroughly organized and
wholesale schemes for smuggling Chi
nese into the United States. The in
vestigation was undertaken for the
personal information of President
Roosevelt. Braun declined to give de-
tails of his discoveries.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04

SYNOPSIS
There has been but little change In the
weather conditions on the Pacific slope. Rain
has fallen from Central California northward
and eastward to the Rocky Mountains, with
snow and sleet over Northern Oregon and Wash
ington. Cold weather prevails from Central Ore
gon north and moderately warm weather over
Southern Oregon, Utah, Nevada and California.
The snow is melting rapidly In the Sierras.
Conditions are favorable for rain In Northern
California and Nevada and cloudy weather in
Southern California Monday.
FORECAST
For San Francisco and vfcinity-Showers Mon
day; fresh southwest wind.
For the Sacramento Vailey-Showers Monday !;
fresh south wind.
For the San Joaquin vaIley-Sboyers Monday: !:
light south wind
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Monday /;
Light west wind.
G. Il. WILSON, Local Forecaster
Movements of Steamers
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
no BE BURIED AT CoNCoRp

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The body of
Mrs. Jacob H. Gallinger, wife of Sem
ator Gallinger of New Hampshire. who
was stricken in the lobby of Belasco' 3
Theater last night and died while be-
ing conveyed to hospital. left WASH
ington on the colonial express at 5:35
o'clock this afternoon for Concord.
N. H.. where burial will take place
Tuesday