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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
MARRIED TEACHERS AGAIN.
Whether They Shall Teach or Not 4
Problem IN Manchester, N. II.

Manchester, n. H.. DEC. lO.--The ac'
sion OF the school boanl Ia refusing 10
srpolnt Mrs Rita urendsll a. = regular
teacher has cansed considerable indlgnA
iinu among her friends. Airs. ufendell Il
very well known In musical and church
circles throughout the city, She has
heeu employed AS a substitute At the
training school, now elosed BY the dlph-
tferia epidemic
The motion 20 disregard the recon-
mendation II Superintendent Of Schools
q W Biekfofd that she be appointed
vas mnds by Rev. y. n Lyons. pastor
81 81. Francis church. Coils Pals. who
cited the fact that the candidate vas not
only a married woman but that. accord
ing 10 bis information, she was conlem.
plating suit Tor divorce from her hus.
band. Leon Gffndeli.
Mrs. Grtndell returned % town sun.
day, as she i the alto saloist IN the choir
of the First Free Baptist church. Her
friends predict thar The matter Of her
appointment may be reopened Her ia.
Their. David A Nittnm, 4 orRanlst at the
same church. lie said that his daughter
was married two years ago and was de-
serted last winter Later she took up
teaching. ucr work In Tho training
school has been warmly commended BY
the superintendent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
FIGHTING FOR $4,000.
That Sum Involved in Will Case on in
Addison County.

Middlebury, Dec, 1o.--Addison county
court resumed work at two o'clock
yesterday Afternoon after a recess from
Saturday foenoon and the case OF in re
the viii of Caroline w. Rogers, John
10. Adams ct all, contestants and ap.
pellants, which was started Wednesday
morning, took up the whole session.
The case will probably occupy the
rest Of the week, ut least. The amount
involved is understood to be something
like $4,000. The contestants are John
q. Adams of Ferrisburg and James ".
Adams Of Lawrence, Kans., brothers OF
the testatrix. who were left ont Of the
win and are fighting IL on the several
grounds Of undue influence. mental IL
capacity and defective execution of the
Instrument.
+. L. Fish and T. w. Tuttlel OF Yer.
gtnnes are contending for the validity
of the viii offered for allowance and
Judge w II. Bliss and Charles I. But
ton of Middlebury represent the con-
testants.
The grand jury Is still in session, with
no indications OF finishing its work fof
some days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
Maine Aeries Bar Bullets.

Augusta, Me-, Dec. 10. by order Of
Theodore Z. Bell Of California, grand
worthy president Of the Fraternal Order
Of Eagles, the bullets connected with
the various aefies where liquor is dis
posed will be eliminated. 1t has been
the custom, it is said, for members to
have lockers or buffets, but no one ex-
cept the members Of the order has been
allowed in the lodge rooms or rooms
connected Herewith, There are seven.
teen aeries in Maine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
pRocRAsTINAr1oN WAS NOT
The Thief Of Time in Case Of Barre Man
Who Lost Watch In River.

James Gauld of the Sowden & Lyon
store met with temporary loss in a
peculiar manner Saturday night, and
only owing to his ability as diver was
the property recovered. Mr.. Gauld had
occasion to throw some rubbish Off the
back platform of the store into the river,
and, in doing so, something caught the
fob which he wore attached to a yaln-
able gold watch; and the tiniekeeper,
fob and all, was deposited in the drink
with a splash, He did not procrastinate,
but Immediately donned rubber boots
and taking lantern waded into the Icy
water and began search which finally
ended in the recovery Of the ticker. Mr.
Gauld does not admit that the water
was either cold or wet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
ACCUSED TURNED
ACCUSERS TO-DAY
Russian Generals, Charged with RespOn-
sibiity for the FAN Of Port
Arthur, Furiously Attack
Ministry.

st. Petersburg, Dec. l0.-6enerals
stoessel, Fock and Reiss, charged with
Joint responsibility for surreudering
Port Arthur to the japanese, turned
their defense to-day into furious attack
on the war ministry. In denying their
guilt the trio said that the fortress was
50 i'll equipped, under -provisioned and
poorly armed that an effective defense
was impossible. They attribute its
shocking condition to the ministry and
openly assert that the condition was due,
less to incompetence, than TO corruption.
The court martial promises to develop
one Of the most startling scandals the
imperial court has ever known.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
6,77s PENNIES.
Were Collected by Members Of the La
dies Union of Universalist Church.

The penny contest Of the Ladies' union
of the Universaist church was decided
last night in favor Of Mrs. Ella Moore
crafts side they having 95 cents more
tnan the other. The total receipts we're
S67.75. This contest was taken part in
by nearly all the eighty members Of the
union, divided into two sides Each con
testant was allowed to solicit only
penny from each person, although # more
were given they could take them. The
ladies have been at it for nearly month
and the result ii the handsome sum
named above. All members Of the union
and workers in the contest are cordially
invited to the annual meeting and sup
per, Thursday evening, Dec. II.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
JUMPED INTO CANAL
TO SAVE HIS LIFE
Henry L. Blake Saved From Flames Was
Nearly Drowned at Bellows Falls
Yesterday Afternoon.

Bellows Falls. Dec. io.-Henry I.
blake = merchant here. wac seriously In
j,rcd late yesterday afternoon by a
gasoline explosion. A stove in a block
being erected ignitcd and Blake with
others attempted to put out the flames
A nearby can Of gasoline containing
FIVE gallons exploded and the burning
contents were dashed over Blakc's
clothing.
Frantic with the burns, be rushed to
the rear Of the building and threw him
self headlong into the canal He was
unable to swim and was rescued with
difficulty after being carried down some
distance by the rapid current. He was
severely burned and is suffering from
inhaling gas and smoke
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
woLcoTr.
DR.. A. ]. yalleau is i'll.

DIR. A. j. Valleau is i'll.
Mrs J. p. Davis is critically i'll.
L. N. Hebert Has Sold Blacksmith Shop
to Mcdonald Brothers.
L. NJ Hebert has sold his blacksmith
shop and tools to Mcdonald Brothers of
Hardwick.
Roy Eaton Of Hartford, Conn, was a
recent visitor at r. NJ. Hubbell's
G. w. Jones is moving to his new
house on his farm at East hill
DIR. w. NJ Johnstone, who has been
visiting DR.. Rublee here, has located at
Morrisville.
Mrs. J. D. Martin went to Lawrence,
Mass, Wednesday morning, called there
By the severe illness Of her daughter
Mrs. A. E. Phillips was called TO HYDE
Park, Mass, the first Of the week by the
death Of her aunt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
GREAT INTERST
SHOWN In ELECTION
All Three Candidates for Boston Mayor
atty Voted Early To-day--Great
Vote Is Being Polled.

Boston, Dec. To- The three
municipal election fight here is attract
ing as much interest as the state con-
test. Early reports indicate the heaviest
vote ever cast at city election. The
three candidates for mayor were among
the first to vote. Seldom have such eli.
forts been made to bring every possible
voter to the polls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
Cases Mol Pressed Today.

Milton, Dec 10.-The cases OF State
vs.. Elmer Bean of this place and Harold
Caswell who were arrested on the al
leqedd charge Of shooting buck last
Thursday were noll pressed at a hearing
yesterday afternoon. A wounded buck
ran out Of the woods and dropped dead
il front Of Calvin Manley who was driv-
ing by and when he returned to the
spot later tae body Of the buck had been
dragged out Of the road in to the bushes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
OFFICERS or MINISTER'S CLUB.
Rev. L. F. Reed Of Montpelier Presi-
dent For Six Months.

Officers W ereelected at the semiannual
meeting Of the Ministers Monday club,
held yesterday in the parlors Of the
boarding house at Montpelier seminary.
The officers elected are President, the
Rev II II. Reed Of Montpelier; vica-
president, the Rev. DIR. II. @. Thayer OF
barre; secretary and treasurer, the
Rev. G. G. Conner of Barrei executive
committee, the Rev. Dr.. Il. o. Thayer
of Barre, the Rev. G. G. Conner Of
Barre, and the Rev. D. H. Strong Of
WiIhamstown,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
NO BILL FOUND
AGAINST McALVIN
Man Who Was Arrested for Manslaugh-
ter in Connection With the Death
Of r. Forbes While
Hunting.

Middlebury, Dec. l0.--The grand jury
which has been in session in Addison
county court for the past week reported
at l0:30 o'clock this morning. Eight
cases were considered and Of these six
true bills were found, and in the other
two cases no bills were found. One Of
the bills not found was that Of Seth Me-
Alvin, who was charged with manslaugh.
ter In shooting Rollin +. Forbes In Lin.
coin on October 2l, mistaking him for a
bear.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
MansIaughter Charge Found.

New York, Dec. TO- The Indictment
for manslaughter in the second degree,
found March 27 last, against Ira A Me-
Cor1nack, superintendent of the New
York Central in connection with the
wreck at Woodlawn OF the Brewster ex-
press last February In which d score
Of people were killed, was dismissed yes
terday in order that Mr.. McCormaclS's s
testimony might be taken in the trial
of Vice-President Alfred H. Smith,
under indictment on the same charge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
TAFT woULpN,T BE SEEN.
When Steamer Touched at Plymouth,
England, Today.

Plymouth, England Dec. 10.-Tho
steamer President with Secretary Taft
and wife among its passengers touched
mere early today and sailed westward.
Secretary Taft was so much affected
by his mothers death that he remained
in his stateroom, refusing to receive
anyone.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
RAILING SAVED THEM.
Team Came Near Going Over Bank on
South Main Street.

A team driven by two Spaniards was
saved from going over the bank of South
Main street near Mcdonald & Buehans
stoneshed this afternoon by the railing,
and there was little damage The har.
ness apparently broke and let the car
riage onto the horses heels The animal
swerved toward the sidewalk and went
frll-tilt against the railing. The fence
was strong and held the horse, as well
as the carriage, from going over the
bank. The men stayed with the car
riage and were not hurt. When extri-
Gated, the horse was taken to Pages
stable, where it was found that the only
injuries were some scratches.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
WORK FOR 1000.
Bennington Concerns Are Resuming
After Short Hours.

Bennington, Dec. l0--The knit goods
factory of the Cooper Manufacturing
company, which has been shut down for
two weeks, resumed operations yester-
days The factory is the largest in town,
employing 500 hands.
The Bradford Knitting company is ex-
pected to start up its factory next Mon
day, after certain repairs to the ma
chinery are completed. On the same day
the Bottom & Torrance collar manufac-
turing plant, which has been idle for
some time, will resume operations This
concern and the Bradford Knitting com
pany employ together about 500 hands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
Hearing Date Set.

Chicago, Dec. 10.-Judge Ball has
sst Thursday Of this week as the time
fol hearing arguments for and against
the dissolution Of the injunction obtain
ef by Stuyvesant Fish, restraining the
fting at the annual meeting OF the
Illinois Central raoiroad Dec. is, of
41,231 shares Of Illinois Central stock
hEId BY the Union Pacific Railroad
dmpany.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
THREE WENT DOWN.
To The County Jail From Barre City
Court Today.

There were three cases of intoxica
tion disposed OF this morning in the
city court and ell three men went to
tire county Jail for twenty DAYS in do.
fault Of the payment Of their Anes. The
cases we're brought before Justice Of
the Peace A. A. Sargent as City judge
Scott is confined to his home tnlav
with illness. The trio were James Craig
of Quincy, Mass, arrested BIZ Officer
Gamble, John Weleh Of Barre town. nr.
rested By Officer Carls, and Fraak paln.
eT, arrested bY Otfiesr CarlA.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
TAKE WATCHES AND CIGARS.
Burglars Enter Store at Browns
vile.

Windsor, Dec. 10.-The store Of
George A. Swallow, Brownsville, was
broken into Sunday night and watches,
cigars and several small articles stolen
The burglars obtained entrance by
breaking the large front window. No
trace as to who did it was left. The
postoffice is in the store, but was not
hnfhered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
prngress On ordlnanee Revision.

AT the special meeting Of the city
council last evening, considerable pro.
gress was made in revising the city
ordinances. There was little satisfac.
tion with the building inspector ordi
nance and also that relating to construc-
tion and materials, so it was left that
rev ordinances to cover them be drawn
up. The total work covered in this re.
vision work IS 90 chapters, with about
IL more to consider.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
HIGHEST SINGLE WAS asa
Rolled by Douglass in Heavywsisht-Ex-
Crescent Match.

The Heavyweights outpIayed the Ex-
Crescent team Of the city bowling league
with the big pins on BuzzeIl's alleys
last evening, the big fellows taking
three of the five strings rolled. Douglass
OF the losing team rolled the high single
string of the evening with 232 and also
the high total Of 943. The grand totals
Of the two teams ended in tie, with
2646 each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
JOSEPH ARMSTRONG DEAD.
Was. One Of The Prominent Leaders in
Christian Science.

Boston, Dee. 10.-Joseph Armstrong.
manager of the Christian Science pub.
locations and one Of the most prominent
leaders Of that faitn in this country.
died at his home on Commonwealth
avenue last night of pleurisy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
The score follows.
Totals 505 4s8 52s 5s7 $40 2e4g

Totals ~. sos 4S6 52S 5ST 540 264B
The winner of the prizes offered for
the high totals at the alleys for last
weeks play were awarded as follows:
High three string total, big pins, j. T.
Averill, SOS; high single string, big
pins, Sears, 243; candle pins, high single
string, Gilley, l39.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10

Mirror Lake Grange has been formed
az Berlin with a charter membership Of
3D.
One of the most beautiful settings
ever seen on the opera house stage will
be shown tonight in the first part OF the
John w. Vogels minstrels.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-10
NOBLE PRIZE DIVIDED.
Between Italian and a French Candidate
Today.

ChTistiana, Norway, Dee. 10.--A Nibel
peace prize has been divided between an
italian, Ernesto Moret, and 9 French
candidate, Louis Renault.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-06-20
MINOR MENTION.

Frank llcrrick and his aunt Mrs
Ralph llerrick were in town Mon
day.
j. +. " Whitlock is the first TO un-
pack their 18th. of july fire
crackers ct cctcra.
Mrs. Geo. Gear and children
went to Gettysburg. Tuesday, to
get some dental work done.
Thomas Casey traded his
Belgian stallion of to Fred
Laplant for seven head of horses.
Will Shcpardson and Claude
.JosccIvn are sin cahoots" again
ON Il new lG 1T. boat which they
are building.
Dick Wilson, who drove
frcightine team for j. a. Lake
until recently, was in town on a
visit Tuesday.
Dave Sheppard took > horses
and five colts up to Comeans
pasture Monday, the property o1
f. j. Warner.
Frank philbrick left last Friday
morning for Norfolk. Va, t'
attend the jamestown Tcrcen
tcnnial Exposition.
Another voyager passed dow
the river Sunday with tw'
rowboats, but did not stop TO giv'
us a chance to get his name.
w. Ncyhart of Buliley will
one of his new neighbors. MIR
Mas, was in town Monday witt
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-06-20

Sylvan camp had pleasant
meeting at nei"hbor l.aPlants
Wed. Mrs. kcmpf was elected as
literary captain in opposition TO
Mrs Otto, vice Mrs. I.aPlant,
resigned. 1t is the intcn-
tion of the camp to give
Il literary program on the 4th
of July at the picnic to he held at
Island Park. Mrs. Kcmpf's side
gave the literary program, those
participating being Mrs l4aPlant,
piano. Mrs Kcmpf, select reading.
+. p. Thorne, select reading with
comments. and Mrs. Douglas. rec
itation. The next meeting was SET
for July II at Neighbor Ripleys.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-06-20
INDIAN CELEBRATION
Program of Exercises TO be Held
at Virgin Creek

Program OF Exercises TO be Held
at Virgin Greek
july 4th u. M: Celebration opened hy
prayer
ga Addresscs hy Hon. C. H.
Burke and Col Downs.
pm lndan parade
l:ao I:all game between Whites and
ludans
80 Skinny sam. between teams
oi Indian girls
Athletics
:, Horse aud pony races
EircworhS
q End of program for day
July /, :, ann Surpris" charge
Parade Of Indians in costumes
sham batllc between Sioux
anl CROWS
10 Peace council between above
contestants
| pm Parade I" Grounds
. Indian dances
I luWory dance
There will also lc various other
an,scmcn,S, including moving
camp contests, Indian men and
women singers, etc.
Each band will be allowed ono
..Iipi IyokihcM- Council lcnn.
The management will he under
the supervision OF a committee Sc
|ccic,. by the Indians. who will
prepare n program. subject to the
approval OF the Agent.
Amuscmcnts of all kinds will bc
allowed, 50 long as they are con
Quoted i'm an orderly. moral and
| decent manner.
Soldiers lodges and the Giving
away of property of amy kind are
positively prohibited.
No gambling or games of chance
will be permitted.
The people may assemble at the
place DESIGNATED for holding the
celebration on the 3rd and tne eel
cbration may continue not more
than three DAYS.
a sufficient number of polic'
| will be ON the grounds at all time
TO see that good order is main
tanned.
Good speakers have been invit
ed to be present an, address tn
Indians at the opening of the ccIe
bration
II is hoped that the Indians wi
have an enjoyable time during thl
occasion.
Permits for serving rc!rcsl
ments on the grounds must h
obtained al the A@ency office.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-06-20

+. Whitlock.
Tom Caywoe'l of Gettysburg
was in town Monday, with two
travelling men whom he took over
to the Agency. He is working for
Liveryman llcrbison now.
Go. Commissioner Benton Doner
was in town Tuesday, to try to
buy some heavy timber and plank
for Il new bridge oyer the Arti-
choke. He purchased $500 feet
of same.
Fred Sage from Pennsylvania
arrived in the City yes
terday. He is brothcrinlaw of
jeff, and expects to secure the po
sition of overseer of the govern
ment sawmill.
Philips < Blackbody secured the
contract for furnishing the Indian
Agent with 5000 HIS of beef
during the next three months at 4c
a pound. They will have their
own cattle to turn in.
Will Ripley returned from Hot
, Springs Ark. Saturday. He does
not seem TO have received much
benefit from the mineral waters
there. tho it is hoped that other
wise the trip has done him good.
j. r. Comstock returned from
LaPark, Mimi. Friday. where he
had been to attend the funeral of
his father. The latter was past
"a wears of a@e and leaves a wife
and five children to mourn his loss.
Sergeant Baker has arrived to
take the position of Boss Farmer
at Thunder Butte. He has been de
tailed from the army, in response
to the request OF Col. Downs, that
being the district where the Ute
Indians have been located.
Bishop johnson is to arrive to-
a night to have charge of a three
. davs celebration of the tercenten
nial of the first Christian servic,
held in the United States The ex
; crcises are to be held at White
4 horse. commencing tomorrow june
. 2lst
Frank Curley and his "chum'
Joshua b. Case from Cherry Creel
were in town Wed. on their wa,
, TO Pierre. The latter was going
after his sister who is attcndin.
q school there. Frank informs ~
that Joshua is an excellent worke
Lila waste"
/The Ute Indians broke camp a
Fort Meade on the 10th inst. ant
5 started for their new home on th
S CHEYENNE River reservation. ac
f companicd by Captain Johnsol
and six troopers of the Sixth cav
airy. The ttes were loath Il
v leave Fort Meade. as during theil
- stay there they were well treated
The party consists of $50.
understand that there are lot
n of people that don't know where t
- get there Carpets woye. SO
thought | would let you know ! di
. that kind of work. and first class
Take your rags to the store tina
il Won trade at. either in Forest Cit
: or Gettysburg. and | will call an
!, get them. Mrs. l.. MORTENsoN
w Forest City SD
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-06-20
Meeting Of Board Of Education of
Potter County
Gettysburg. So. Oak

0UuC IL, lJV(.
Meeting was called to order at
:. pm by County SSttp,tt j. }-MNA- A.
Collins. the following members
being present: j. w. A. Collins,
president, +. X. Harmon, County
Commissioners Stephen Simon, j.
S. Heron and Benton Doner,
States Attorney ID. j. O'keefe,
and County Auditor G. NJ. Breene.
After discussing the merits of
the different books offered as sam
Piles and consideration of the diff
fcrent bids offered. the bid of the
American Book Company was ac-
ceptcd and the following books
were adopted. by unanimous reso-
luton of Board, as follows:
Baldwin's readers;
Mines Arithmetics;
Natural Biographies
Steps in English
McMaster's Primary History
Egglcston's New Century His
Robinson's Brief History of the
United States
Spcnccr's Practical Writing
Pathfinder and Steele's Physiol-
ogies
McCIcary's Civics
Townsend's Civics
Webster's Dictionaries
Williams & Rodgers Series of
Bookkeeping
Mines High School Algebras
Mines Geometry
Dryers Physical Biographies
Eclectic Indust. Drawing
Hunts Progressive Speller
Stewart-Coe's LIST Days in School
Primer)
Maxwell & Smiths Writing in
English
Anderson's Study of English
Words
Steele's Popular Physics
Goh & Haynes First Principles
of Agriculture.
After completing contract with
SAID American Book Company.
adopting above named books to be
used in the schools of Potter coun-
ty for period of five years, and
there being no further business,
Board adjourned.
j. w. A. COLLINS
Attest: President
G. NJ. BEEENE, Sec'y
Miss Rosa Kluth took her first
lessons in the modus operandi of
: the ''art preservative," Monday,
J, having never before had compos-
ing stick or type in her hand. In
said day and the two days follow
ing she has set up oyer n column
and half of this issue of The
Press. I'VE are now figuring on
starting a daily in the near fu-
ture."
Mr.. &. p. IIosmcr of New York
City was among the arrivals in our
town Monday. With relative
by the name of Mrs. Cook, he is
; the owner of 80 lots in Forest
,, City and his visit was for the pur
! pose of classifying them under the
division of suburban." ''park, :"
''business" and "river side" MIR.
, II. s lots are all right-first class
! but a good many people don't
know it yet.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-03
BATCH Of ITEMS
AROUND THE SIl
Special Sermon.

y T-~El4l VI 7TTITIf
viii be preached at the Ii
service to Knights Tesnplarsfs n
First NJ gthodizt chu~ch Rev
ID nae viii be Christian Man
a musical program has been L
d for both services. Public
ly invited.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-03

,'Ne9ro's Arm Broken.
Da1id Rumph, colo-ac. met Nc
quite a D ilrIl accident al tie new
docks yesterday morning in SON
way the negro fen across the track
of ITO Soutnerr railway ON the wharf
( and with such force that his arm
Was broken.