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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-17
SHOOTING AT BRANDON.
Fred Emery, Aged so, Killed SUM-
day Afternoon.

Cornelius l.. Mclean of Brandon,
a veteran of the Civil War, was ar
IeSCeu SUNDAY afternoon OIL the
charge Of shooting and instantly
killing Fred Emery, aged 50 years.
The man under arrest is 81 years Of
age and in feeble health. The shoot
ing took place at the Mclean house,
where Emery is said to have visited
several times Sunday, furnishing
the provocation for the act.
Emery is said to have gone to the
house earlier in the afternoon trying
to pick quarrel, and was told to go
away. He did go away, but returned
in short time in more aggressive
mood. He was again warned away,
but persisted in staying. Not only
that, but he went up the steps Of the
house, and it is alleged that then the
older man raised a 22-calbre revolt
yer and fired. The shot pierced
Emery's heart. Death came instan-
taneously. A large number of peo-
pie witnessed the shooting.
Emery is said to have been drink
ing and that he turned his wife and
child out of the house, He believed
that they were being harbored in
McLean's house, and that is said to
be the reason for his repeated visit
there. He was of pugnacious dis
position when intoxicated, and some
think that he singled out the old vet
eran for the object of his attack
The latter was arrested Sunday
night.
McLane was given preliminary
hearing Monday and bound over to
the county court on the charge OF
murder, without bail.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-17

and Grip, D. G. Spaulding's bull
dog. A. G., Hoitt tried to separate
them, one of them biting him quite
severely. DR.. Eastman dressed the
wound They were finally stopped
by F. V. Darling and E. S Spauld
ing.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-17
Opening of Chandler Music Hall at
Randolph to Be Aug. 20.

The beautiful music hall, which
Col. A. B. Chandler has erected in
Randolph and which will be the
pride and ornament of his native
town, will be first opened to the pub
lie Tuesday evening, Aug, 90, on the
colonel's birthday anniversary.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-17
An. BOURBON,
News of Woodstock

Rev. John Clarence Lee, D. D.,
pastor of the Church of the Restora-
ton, Philadelphia, will preach al
South Woodstock Sunday afternoon,
August Is, at 2 o'clock. DR.. Lee
was born in South Woodstock and is
the son of the late Rev. Dr.. John S.
Lee.
The Misses kirkpatrick of New
York city. are visiting Miss Clara
q Chcdel and other friends in the vi
ciuty during their vacations.
u Mrs. A. L. Washburn, who with
her husband and Miss Washburn
has passed several seasons in Wood
stock, died at her home in New York
city tuesday night. She had been
i'll for some months. The family
had made plans to spend the sum-
mer here as usual, where they are
very pleasantly known to many peo-
pie of the village, but were obliged
to give the trip up on account of Mrs.
Washburn's illness.
Mrs. George w. Farlee, who has
been II summer visitor in Woodstock
for nearly twenty-five years, died
very suddenly in her rooms at the
Inn about 5 o'clock Thursday after
noon, Of heart failure. She was born
in New York city, in December,
1884, and was the daughter of George
Opdyke, the war mayor of the city
and prominent in financial circles.
A daughter, Mrs. G. L. Dana, died
in 1894. The body was taken to
New York Friday.
There was large family gather
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Payson A. Pierce last Saturday and
Sunday. Among the relatives there
were Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Pierce of
Winfield, Iowa, cousins of Mr.. Pierce;
their daughter, Mrs. Mary VanZile,
end her son, of Chicago, and a
brother, W. w. Pierce, and wife, of
Des MONIES, Iowa. On Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. II. W. Frost, Gardner
Pierce, his son Harold and Miss A..
M. Shaw of Claremont, N. H., joined
the party. In all, twenty-five were
there, other relatives here calling
there during the afternoon. L. B.
Pierce had not been in Vermont for
SO years.
E. G. Bailey has been in Canada
for three weeks, returning here Sat
urday.
Rev. W. G. Hubbard will preach
at the morning service of St. James
&ehurch tomorrow.
Miss Emma Haynes of Peppcrell,
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs,
Henry Boynton.
Mrs. Sheldon s. S. Campbell and
chiId Of Collinsville, Conn, came
4 Tuesday to visit DIR. W. II. Corey.
DR. Campbell came Friday and to-
doy they go to Missisquoi lake to
Spcud few days.
Mrs Leslie A. Lee of Brunswick,
Me" and her daughter Elizabeth are
Spending few days with Professor
'md Mrs. Frederic S. Lee.
Mcssrs. L. D. Faulkner, John
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-17
Consultation FREE.
FELCHVILLE

Rev. and Mrs. ]. B. Reardon of
Oakland, Me-, are in Felchville. 1t
is expected that Rev. Mr.. Reardon
will accept the passionate of the
Springfield Universalist church and
of the Church Of Our Father here.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-17
FIRE AT RICHFoRD
Furniture Factory and Other Prop.
erty Burned-Loss Over SIS, 900.

The largest fire in the history of
Richtord village and its greatest sim
gle fire loss occurred Saturday alter
noon and evening when the large
furniture factory of the Sweat
Comings Co., together with its grist
mill and feed store, its office, and
an adjoining bnilding which was
rented, a vacant tenement house,
and large amount Of lumber, ma
terials and furniture, all belonging
to the same concern, a store and
three dwelling houses and adjoining
buildings were destroyed by fire.
The total loss is estimated at from
$4,000 to $Ioo, 900, while the in
surance is something over $4,000.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-17
PROSPER

Edward Rowland has sold his
house and premises to William A.
Turner OF Worcester, Mass. Mr..
Hubbard, who carries on Mr.. Turn
er's farm, will occupy it,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-17

A Colorado physician invented
new remedy recently and TO show his
patients how harmless it was took a
dose Of it. They were glad that he
did and many sent flowers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-17
GA - TO II Ia
N,.,,tb. 11Th0 Kind You Have kIHays Bought
"'1 .i &1XAIAx

A workman in Philadelphia filed
his coffee pot with gasoline the other
day instead of with water. Seven
others we're taken away in the ambu-
lance after the pot had been heated.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-17
Ferris J. Perkins.
Special Village Meeting

All who are legal voters in Village Meet
ing are hereby notified and warned to meet
IN the Town Hall, on Friday evening, Aug
ust 23d, at o'clock p. M, 1907, for the
following purposes, viz: =
First, To choose moderator to govern
said meeting.
Second, To see if the Village will give its
consent to the erection of the pro-
posed soldiers monument within
the limits of the Village Park.
Third, To do any other proper business.
JOHN S. EATON.
Village Clerk.
Woodstock. Vt, August 9Th, 1907.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-17
POST OFFICE NOTICE

Mail trains arrive 7.O5 a, M, 2.29 p. m.
$40 p. IN.
Mail trains leave $50 Rnd 1890 a. M,
$50 p. IN.
Bridgewater, Rutland and Ludlow stages
iCuye I. 90 Il. IN. and 800 p. III.
South Woodstock, 800 p. III.
Barnard and Bethel, 6 10 a. m.
Rural free delivery routes leave at 7.SO
II. III,
"r'-Ir;a ~ nST E"S carly stages $50
p. m. Later mails, 10. 90 IA, nj, Y.00 p. in.
Office Hours-G3Oa. m. to $50 p. IN.
SundNy-l2 to p. III.
DO u. IN.
FREDERICK CHAPMAN. p. M.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-17

Miss Margaret Bowen of Boston is
boarding at F. G. Perry's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Parker OF
Waitsfeld, Mass, are at Isaac New
toms. Mr.. Parker is Mrs. Newton s
brother.
Matthew Phelps and wife of
Springfield was at F. G. Perry's
Saturday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-17
BASE BALL

The Enfield, N. H., team, which
was expected to do things on its re-
turn engagement here last Saturday,
fell down in the first inning, Wood
stock getting seven runs on a flying
start. The score 90 To O
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-17
SOUTH POMFRET.
ABBOTT LIBRARY NOTES.

Some of the young people of "ear-
lier Pomfret" are expected to be at
the library Wednesday, August q,
between the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock
p. m.
Any one wishing to catch fresh
inspiration for the coming years is
cordially invited to meet these Wig
orous, cheerful souls, at that time
and ronaw old friendships and join
with them in a song of gratitude and
thanksgiving for blessings yet to
come.
Should it be stormy the gathering
will be postponed till the first pleas
ant day.
ABBA DoToN CHAMBERLIN,
Librarian.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-17

you will find.
Piper Heidsieck Big -Four
Five Brothers Keystone
Tinsley's Premi'm Yankee Girl
Natural Leaf Sledge
b. l.. Planet Union Standard
Mechanics De- Worker
light
Spear Head n,uo o,soU
Climax PLU6 SMUk-
Autumn INC
Cross Bow
Battle. AK Lucky Strike
Happy Thought D. Dilrs
Standard Navy d. Dills Look
Arrow Head out
Gold Rope Peace and Good
New Hope will
Worth Navy Old Virginia
Old Honesty Good Smoke
Luxury Mayo's Ivy
Eden New England
Town Talk Smoke
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-17
Low Prices is our Motto.
Notice to taxpayers:

The Tax Bills f., Town, Highway and
School Taxes on the 1907 Grand List of
to me for collection and taxpayers are
called upon to pa their respective taxes
within ninety days { ON date (by Oct. list,
1900.
The deduction | .rvided by law will be
allowed on taxes paid uring that time.
Iaxes not SO paid Il be collected by the
Constable with costs.
l will receive at my q . every day. and
after September 1st till ersSt O'Clock We'd
nesday aud Saturday evenings
L. O. SOUTHGATE,
Town Treasurer.
Woodstock, Vt, July 8, 1907.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-17
Groton I, Woodstock o.

The Groton, Mass, team won the
morning game Friday, wild throw
by Walker letting in the winning
run in the tenth inning. The fea
ture of the game was a brilliant run
ming catch by Cushing.
Woodstock d, Groton o.
Woodstock outplayed the visitors
and took the afternoon game, having
runs to spare.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-20
Wicbcrlagc fir Searlt.

2Ilbanp, N..N, 70. Nop.-0oS
9Ippclldtiona1cridt cntirhicO bcllte.
0nB Die bon Der 2cQi8lotur in ibrcr
lettcn Sibltng poiiirtc Gill, pelhc
cine Neit5dbIlln0 Der bel Scr MnuorS.
uobl IN Der StuOt teW.Dorf int Ho.
pcmbcr 1905 obgcgebcncn Stinnel
onoronct, pcrfniiu8SuiOriN lit. Mm.
Y. Seorit fodt beful1ntIib bic Grp6b.
Iltng George =. WcGlcllon'S ais
WtoDor mc9cn onAcbIihcn VctrltgS
an, ilno Die iraaIihc 9iu miroc on'
1cnomell Inn ocn Gonteit 5lt entibei.
ben. Gie belltiae 8cridtScntihci0ung
lit cine cinitmntiGc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-20
Sua ben Soo oem Hudlthans nur.

Gar N, Nep. 10. Nop. - Grei
Strdflingc, Wolncns did sSoreit,
Charles &ation unb Sobn Goporos,
enttmcn geItcrn aus ocm bieiigcn
Stduts. 3uttbatic, inoem iic iih ei.
rcS Nagen5 beln1ftigten, meld)er
2ebcnsnittcl in ocn @cfGngnibboi &c.
broht bate, iulO onuon iaatcn. ,SoreIt
lnlo Mntion luilrocn lladl ldngcrer
@erTolglln0 nie0Cr eingeiungen, oI'
lcin GomaroS bcgin1 ais er iein Gnt.
fommcn lnm6gIid iaG, nit einem
8eluebr, ucldeS er bel Ger 5ltdt
ats bcm Soie eincm @Gdtcr entrii-
len hattie, SeIbItmoro ourd) grid,ic.
ben. Gr mar mcgen eincS Houbilber.
faIles IN elmer Mirthid)aft in Reno sil
30.idbriger Sait ucrltrtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-20
SdD,unr5e ,pnno luebrt iid,.

Der ibr bon ser @eiBen ISun0 in Obi.
cnao bin9cporiene 1eboebano.
idJub ouigeuomnen.- Neuc Ser
bredIen
G btcuao, &Il5., 10. Nop.-- Die
Sdlpar}c Nano bat bereit5 oeu 6eboe-
lono'tu6 ulridcuomnen ncld)er ibr
uou Der U}ano Giancu (@eiBen
@ono), Der tiir3Iid] sur getGmpfltna
ltn0 Gcridltlng Oc3 itoIicniihen Der.
brederblnoc9 bier organiiirtcn 0e.
leIlld)ait binAcluoricn pltror. y91b.
rcu0 cln GOnitc cinilubrchcr bieii-
ger StalicnCr bcnliibt lit, $4,000 fir
Ole encraIdc tSiIbrlung oeS Samples
gc1cn bic &erbrcdlcr auiiubrinaen,
lultr0c Wioriano Scoroina. ciu iltnger
NtdIicner, nClhcr Dor luenigcn 5agcn
aus buffalo abrcitc, neil or iidl 0ie
sScnoIddit elmer Oortigen @cicIlid)ui.
5lgeioaen bate, in 0cr bieiigen
Wirtb'daIt icines &aterS eritofeu.
&lr5e Belt Dor oiciem Trrbrchen CT.
belt Vtor 6rieno, cin GngroS. Spiri.
tlloIenbdnolcr, einc brittle WaruH1
bon Ser Shmnr5en Sono, Iaut lueI-
der cr ltd), falls cr niht inncr6uIb 81
Stlm0cn $3.50 bc5oblt, auf Grlnor-
Olng 0llrh Gold ooer Ipnonit ac,
iaBt mochcn nllB. Sricno bate ihcn
uorbcr oerurtiac 8otid)aftcn erbultcn
llO ihncn feline 9eahtlng geldentt.
Scltcrn 2lbcno blicb cr 81 Sauie lno
biclt cincn Ncuolucr bel ser Sano,
lm nlli irNcno cincn 2In1riff porbc'
rcitct 81 icin.
Scoroina lab, mic gcnlcIoct miro,
nit etma 20 ouocrcn Stolienern ia
ser @irtbid)ait icincS Eater$. 'Giner
Der 2lnncicnoen t00tCtc i'm plGblid)
0nrh cincn GoIhitih in'a |0er5, unn
ais bic Foli5ei crihien batten iit)
oIle 9ImucIcnoen. orci ODER bier aus.
Genommen, aus Dem Stoube gentodJt.
Ter Gotcr ocs grmoroeten iu1tc Der
Eoli5ei, icin Sobn lei crit fiirSIid)
0ltrh Ole 0robllngcu elmer 1eheimcn
@elellld)ait ans buffalo pertriebeG
ipor0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-20
Wlnttcr nnS SOdDter Ut SOoc ucr'
braunt.

Ebilnoclp & ia, ga, 49, Nou.
- tSrall Hoic Coates, 60 Sabre alt,
mo ibre 30.jdbrigc [otter, Gralt
Moie G0nnro5, ltorbcn heute i'm so.
ipitnl al 9runowunoet mclhc lie
luibrcno Der IcBtcn Nad1t in Solgc
0cr Grploiion elmer NetroIclnllnlnpe
in ibrer @obnlug crlItteu. Die Gam.
pc crploOirte. .oIS 6rur Coates 0iciclbc
auablaien nolltc. Iic &lciOcr Scr at.
ten 6rau iiugcn 6cucr lmo Ibre
lodlter, lueldIc ibr 5ur Soillic elite,
tbciItc ibr Sdlifial. s5ilni tIcinc ain.
Der ser 5rau Gbmuro5 marcn 9hlgen'
5eltgen Der SrdgoOir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-20
Stant Wurpluno,
Grctlttiu- TcpurtcmCnt,
gInuapOliS.
SnnfidannaS.@S @SrOtInmntiun,

IN llcbcrCiniirlnlunH nit scr
ErotIanotiou Oc3 ErGii0CntCn Der
&rrciuigtcn StoltcL cincn Iug ser
n1tionocu Tnutiagln1 lmO 0cS @c'
bets lCIticbcn0, mo cncnl uItcbrlpiirs
0i0cn uno ironncu (SCbrald, iolQcno
uno in Ser @iir0i1ru1 Ger 0roBcn
Sclnln1cL ucIde sic l0ttlitbc &or'
icbltll Dem &oIfc VinruIm0'S lpdb-
reno Oc3 iih icincH Gn0c uobcuocn
&1brc@ NlGcoctbcn Iicb,
bCItinmr Id), GbiuiH ySariiclo,
Wuuucrncur bcS StaatcS MarDlanb,
ans 0icicm @rlu0c lmo in llcbcren.
ltinnumJ nit Dem @clCbc
NunncritnH %. WDucmbcr 1907,
GanfIaanngotna
lm0 profIunirc 0cnlClbCn ais cileu
Nclctlidlcn IScicrtaA uno cmpicbIc
ictnc Ncobohtlutg ol3 cinCt Gng oco
Nanfc9 iiir sic TcrlonQcnbcit lu0
Oco @cbcta fir sic 3uflnit. lmo CT.
'rdc sic Nan5C Ncp0ItcrtnG Oielc9
(ScnlcinpcicnS cruitIidl iid, IN ibrcn
Mobnlmlcn lm0 ElGbCn Gifentlihcn
Wottc90ienitC3 5ll ucrinntmeln rno
oicitl ln1 NcciAnctcn rcIili0icn PHI.
Oldtailblugcu 5ll mi0mcn; ouirihtis
gen Gouf lln0 Sob Dem Scbcr allcr
dlltcll lllo pollfommCucu Wuben 3u
Iddcr, iiir 0ic 9fidtcbr ser SaQtcn=
5cit lno scr GrnOtc lmo fiir Die
Grllcbtbartcit ser Gr0C luo iiir sic
GinlomHllnN bon 0crcn Eroouttcn
lnb iiir ale anbcrCn Se0nlngen, nit
OCncn cine gnG0igc %oricbltug oicic
Stnnt ln0 oicIc Natiou ilbcribilttet
bat; lmo ibn 5u bitten ieinc licbenoe
@iitc ms 5u bclpabrCL 0alnit llnicr
%nno 5u Scinem Nubmc ilno unie.
rem @Ohlicin icinc ,Srllhtbartcit be
mnbren m0gc.
Yabt lm8 an 0cicm Gage unicrcr
0nnfbnrfcit 0c8cn @ott III prattiihcr
@ciie our0 'oldc Spicr0oben an Die
2lrncr mic ser @crr lie lutS bcibccr.
tc, NrsOrld pcrIeibcu.
llrflmolid Teicn
babe i6 bierunter
Tas r,o;,,o ,t,,4,.;hr;it On.
Srosiieact 'H''"e t'h''' 'lp''It w
s,nr%1,n, s9n iett lno ooS 8roB.
l-----------I iiegcl WarplaltO'5 bel.
ociiigt i'm Gopitol in ser StoOt PIN
nopoIi3 am aht3ebntcn Gage int 9to.
pcnbcr, nclun5cbnblllocrt lulo licbclL
lmo I'M cinbnn0ert lno 5pcimoOrci-
biAitcn Sabre ser llnnbbGngigtcit Scr
&Crcili0tcn Stdatcn bon 9lmrritN.
Go,uin @nriiclb.
9lui Ncicbl Scinrr Grcclleni
ESiualo Silgbman,
atS.ScfrctGr.
0utt crlultr bcn Stant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-20
Wit II Sabrcn an ben 8alarn.

v d mon0, ga. 10. Stt.-@ous
pernelr Suanon bat iid) enoaiiltig
gelucigcrt, oa9 Sooesllrtbeil gegen
ocn l7.iGbrigcn 9teger rSobn laulur,
lueId)cr I'M lcBtcn 5rilbiobrc cineu
onocrcu 9te1er IN Gorolino.Gountp
t0otetc, il lcbcnSIGngIihc 3udltbais.
bait lm5lnuonoeln, lno 5nplor miro
oobcr am n6hiten sSrcitao ben 1oo
om WaIAcn crIci0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-20
Yrobibltioniiten iirgcn.
NlnGCHn mirS uom 1aunar 1909 an
trufcn icin.

@CncrtcuaucrtGr Stcueu i'm Gupitol
III Niontlpmcru mGhrcu0 ser ges
itrilcu SibluO ser 2cli2lutllr -
0corIt ucrIicrt icincn GoutcIt 1m
0lQ NldDor3nmt BON 9tclu.D Dorf.
lUnanIit6onlbc, ans cincnt
Mohbo1n}l1c AcihIcllocrt perlr.
i1Nt 1robcn Scbrcfcn. - &ricI
}miitbcn scr @cibcn. mo Der
ShluA1cn Sono IN Chicago. --
(raliidlc 6ollcn ser GrpIoiior
elmer Ectrolelullompc.
" OF t1 ON cru, Nln, 10. 9fou.
- ?Ia bclltc 5mei @uggona poQ
iSrouCn aus Wtobilc onfumcn, llm &c
gen Die uom llntcrboll1 pniiirtc mo
I'M Scnat ldhucbcnoc GrobibItion@-
bill filr Den 0on5cn Staut 5u pctitio'
nlrcL ianocn Die Tomcn, Oob linen
FrobibitioniItcn QcIc1atipncn nlt$
WtpntAomcrp, Selma uno NirminA
BAN 5uuornetommcn marcn ltno 0ie
ScnotSgaIcricu bis uui ocn lcbtcn
EIab bcicbt bntten. Ger Ncrol3orGn,
gtnaSplm Der Erpbibitioniltcn mar
cin GrfolA, aIcinc MGohcn itonocn
III ben o'ungcn beS aopitolS llno ited'
ten alien 9cIuhcrn NrobibtionsbGn.
Der AT. Die 8leincn murcn aus ser
SdllIe gcbnltcn iporOcn I'm ais Sob
buiItCn iiir Ole FrobibitionSbill ST
oicncn. Gic Gcbottc iibcr oie Bill,
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1itIti9cn glrnnbme crit I'M ISnnunr
1909 III &rNit trctcn loIl, bclunt
bclltc.
(Spitcr.) - Der Scnot nabnn oit
@in belltc 9tohnlittoN nit - gcact
}lpci Stinlmcu an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-20

Gin sSunltbdter Der 9enih6eit III SerieniSe
6ll ncnren. Der one bere Mttte 5llr 0eihilS
etnes ou5 gcbcu uncrr6plicb mahenoen 9einena
eriuroeu bat n. Silsbee's Sdnlorrboiocus
UtiieI ,,glnaieiiS" beipirit 6us. mas oupoH ers
W1riei miro nimld hneue pnoerung nno
griinoicbC NelIuuG ielteS Gelu0bnid burn
Wiungel an NCmcgunG eUtitauoeuen. oft diicb
nngeerhicn geioens iuperldilig. lin futeuiret
cine grohc Ses WtitelS NJ erInnaeli. doreilire
man 4. NcuillCoer 80. Dor 2lid. 0eu
9lorf Gin Sic a9lHniciio" III in Glle stpua
lbeien 81 bdhcu Ereia 81. CQoWi5r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-20
gumbcnunri ans eiurm SOdDbabn
jitg.

giep Dort, 10. Nop. -- Die
GrploIion elmer Ipnunlitbombc, meI.
dc BON cincnl poriibcrioGrcuocn Sods
babn5lgc ou5 Gcihlcuocrt moroct
mar, crllrIddtc bClltc iriib groBcn
Sd)redcu ltntcr ben 16 6nnilien,
mcldr 0nS Ieucnlcntbnu5 bcluobnen,
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Vdiie tiir's Nusiauo beiprgt 9. Maine, 4r.
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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-11-29
PENSION DECISIONS.
By the Assistant Secretary Of the De-
partment of the Interior.

Marriage Maryland = Slaves-AppeIlant
and soldier cOhabited as slaves until sol
dicr's enlistment. When soldier returned
from his service he was accompanied by
one Jane, who ii is claimed was married to
him by ceremony in North Carolina; and
he and Jane cohabitCd as husband and wife
until his death. In the state of Maryland,
where this appellant and soldier resided
during their Capitalization, no marriage is
legal without religious celebration. all
claimant admits none was had in her
case she is not the legal widow of the sol
der and is not pensionabIe under the act
of June p, 1890.
Observation-Disclosures declaration for
pension executed prior to discharge, al
though filed subsequently. is void and Of no
effect as the foundation of a claim.
Jurisdiction - Divorce = Division of Pen
sion-Claimant should test the validity of
her husbands alleged fraudulent divorce ill
the court where the divorce procured
or impeach its validity by proper proceed
iugS in another court.
Public policy and administrative duty re
qaire that questions of this nature should
be left TO the courts and that parties ques-
tioning the validity of decree or Judgment
of Il court of general jurisdiction over the
ing of this nature, should be relegated TO
the courts for their remedy.
Maria Observation-Disclosures according to
tribal custom are valid in the Cherokee ma
tom no form. rite or ceremony is essential
to the validity of such marriages, the mere
taking up and living together as husband
and wife of man and woman, neither hav-
ing Il former wife or husband living. being
sufficient to constitute such relation Gus
tomary marriage.
ATTORNEYS Where an attorney has rem
dered no material service in claim for
more than one year. and by such failure is
in default the bureau may properly refuse
to accord him further recognition although
the claimant has not appointed another at
torney to continue the prosecution Of the
claim.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-11-29
PREACHER KILLS MAN.
Calumet Pastor Fires at Supposed Deer
in Clump of Bushes, Killing
Woodchopper.

HOUGHTON, Mich, Nov. 23.-[Spe
cial. Firing into a clump of bushes
where he thought a deer was in hiding,
Rev. A. L. Heideman, pastor of a CaIu-
met church, killed John Lavdenpaa, d
woodchopper. The bullet passed through
the mans abdomen killing him instantly
Rev. Heideman is Frustrated by the ac
cident and his condition is regarded as
serious.
PEWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. 23.-Frank-
lin Ely, president of the Pewaukee State
bank returned home from the northern
woods, where he was quite badly in
jured, having fallen from u tree, frac-
turing several ribs, while shooting Il
bear.
DODGEVILLE, Wis, Nov. %
Special edward w. Crabb, aged 20
years, and formerly of this city, was
accidentally shot and killed while hunt
ing near Rich HILL Mo.
STURGEON BAY, Wis, Nov. %
Special. Capt TulIidge of the car
ferry Ann ArbOr No. 4 killed a monster
timber wolf from the deck of his craft
while passing through the canal yester-
day.
The wolf is a beautiful specimen. of
unusual dimensions. 1t had evidently
chased Il deer down to the canal, where
both took to the water. The deer sue
ceeded i'll getting out but the wolf could
not and when the big boat entered the
canal from the bay Capt. Tullidge sped
the animal. He Immediately got his
rifle and checking the speed of his boat.
shot it