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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08
Record Of the Clubs.
Young. Grcut Work Wins.

BOSTON, August 7.-Boston defeated
Chicago to-day to ! in fourteen in
nings. The visitors secured their run
in the third on a hit and two errors.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Chicago DOL 900 900 900 0O--1 2
.Batteries: Young and Criger; Att
rock, Walsh, Mcfarland and Sullivan.
Time. three hours. Umpire. Connolly.
Senator's Have New Star.
WASHINGTON, d. c., August e.
johnson held Cleveland to four hits
to-day, and Washington won to Q.
The features We're Johnson's pitching
and Mis- batting
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Washington 1901 22o.-7 2
Cleveland Oo1oOo1.-2 A 8
Batteries: Johnson and Heydon:
Berger and Wakefield. Time,
1850. Umpires, Sheridan and Evans.
Cardinals Hammer Doyle.
NEW YORK, August 7.-st. Louis
won the opening game of the series
The visitors batted Doyle out of tho
box.
Score by innings: r. II. r..
st. Louis .......4 0 3 00001-S II 2
New York ..... .001003 900 II A
Batteries: Glade and Spencer; Doyle,
Tiff and Kleinow. Umpire, O'Loughlin.
Socks Seybold's Homer Wins.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August q
Philadelphia defeated Detroit to-day
in one Of the most exciting games OF
the season. The home team Won out
in the eighth on an error and home
run by Seybold.
Score by innings: r. II. ~.
Detroit .1oOo01O o. 8 2
Philadelphia o1o0012'- l
Batteries: Killian and Schmidt: Ben
der and Powers. Time, 1:4o Umpires,
Stafford and Hurst.
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.SHOEMAKERS WIN
IN BOTH GAMES
LYNCHRURGi VA

. LYNCHBURGa Va, August T.
Iynchburg played rings around Norfolk
IN both games this afternoon. winning
both of them by the score Of to L:
The champions outplayed the leaders
at every stage of the game, injecting
more ginger and life into their plays
and the Crew never had a look in on
the game on account of the brilliant
work behind Kline In the first and
Stewart in the second. Otcy pitch ed
the first game for Norfolk. While he
was effective at most of the critical
stages, he was very wild walking eight
men and hitting one, These. however,
hgured only in one of the runs.
Moore did not meet the support Otey
did, and he was hit harder. In the
first game Hooker's batting and the
work Of Evans were easily the features
OF the game In the second Stewart, in
addition to holding the Crew to a sin
gle and two scratch hits, found Moore
for two doubles, driving in two runs
and scoring the other three himself
Evans's. work was again brilliant until
he retired in the seventh, when a foul
tip hit his injured finger.
FIRST GAME,
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Records of the Clubs.

NORFOLK. VA, August by bunch
ing hits and taking advantage of the
mispfays OF the opposition in the first
inning this afternoon, Richmond won
from Portsmouth 8 to 2.
Portsmouth made strong effort to
regain the lost ground in the third
timing, and again in the seventh. max
trs one run in each of these innings;
SGt Garter and Long, who did the
pitching for Richmond, stopped the
-Gn-Gstting there. Hallman, the Ports
mouth ,wirler. was in great form, and
pitched a game that wins nine times
cut of ten. With proper support in
the first inning he would have shut
gut the visitors. The score:
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SOUTH BOSTON TAKES
LfNCIiHuRG INTO CAMP,
Especial to The rimes-plsnotcb !,

SOUTH BOSTON, VA, August r.
south Boston took Lynchburg into
camp easily to-day by a score OF II
to ., The locals took the lead in the
th'rd, and 1t was their game from then
on Foe South Boston Noblin and
wade were the stars, The former Sc !,
cured a home run, Martin played tho
best game for the visitors.
Batteries: South Boston, Wade and
White and Noblln; Lynchburg, Acco.
SIM, Moore, Keith, Bryant, paylor ana
Dudley.
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Record OF the Clubs.
PhilIies Blank Cubs.

CHICAGO. ILL, August 7.-Phladel-
.phia whtewashed Chicago to-day by
punching three 1ong singles. Eight
cen Chicagoans persisted on fly balls.
Score by innings: r. H. Z.
Chicago ....... -oOO0OOO0O-O /
Philadelphia -. Q 90 003 90 % l
Batteries: Overall and King: Sparks
and Doom. Time, 1895. Umpircs, Rig
Ter and Carpenter.
Brooklyn Takes Last.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, August r.
Brooklyn won from Cincinnati to day
through timely hitting with men on
bases.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Cincinnati ..... O0OoOo1o1-2 1
Brooklyn ...... 00020001-4 s 0
Batteries: Hit and Schlei; Rucker
and Ritter Time, l:43 Umpire, John
stone.
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Felser Wins Ills Game.

especial TO The Times-Dispatch)
MANCHESTER, VA. August Twin.
chester downed Hagerstown for the
third successive time at Reservoir.
PARK iilis afternoon 8 to 5. With the
score tie n the ninth, Francis dou-
Browns sacrifice. Woodward nj 70
Carroll, who fumbled the bah ana
threw Wild to FIRST Francis scoring.
Batteries: Winchester Feiser and
y Observation-Disclosures and
Peasler
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, August 7.-Ra-
gan weakened toward the end of the
game. Atlanta took the three games
of the serie.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Birmingham % 0 0 0 000i-1 /
Atlanta ......... % 0O30 O---3 IL /
Batteries: Ragan and Garvin; Spade
and Sweeney. Umpires, Rudderham
and Hackett. Time, zoos.
New Orleans Wins Ono.
NEW ORLEANS. La. August -
New Orleans took tho FIRST game Of to-
days double header. Tho other was
called to allow Memphis TO catch n
train
First game:
Score by Innings: r. II. T..
New Orleans o o OF O0o3-4 Z 2
Memphis ...O1OoooooOO 6 9
Batteries: Fritz and Matthew's; Stock
dale and Owens. Time. 2 hours. I'm
pires. Davis and Flynn.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
Memphis ........... 0 90 10000 2
New Orleans 1850. o. o 90 90
Batteries: Suggs and Owens: Guest
Flynn and Davis.
At Nashville: Nashville a; Montgom-
cry, Z.
Nashville Exhausts Pitchers.
NASHVILLE, TENN. August 7.-Sash-
VILE tried three pitchers to-day. but they
were all easy for .Nontgomcry's batsmen.
Score by innings: r. H. d.
Montgomery - o 4 0 o . o 0 OF Is 3
Batteries--Yerkes. Z. Dugsan. j. Duggan
and Wells; Walsh and Scabaugh. Time.
2:os. Umpire. Pfenninger.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

AUGUSTA, GA, August 1.-THE To-
calls won from4Macon to-day in fast
men on bases.
Score by innings: r..
augusta 81 90 o 90 0 o IL i
Macon ,...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 z 2
Batteries; Holmes and Carson; IIar-
icy and Robinson Time. l:20. I'm
pire, Buckley.
ton, !. $50
AT savannah-savannah. 9; Columbia, 5.
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Richmond.

Summary: Earned runs-Portsmout
|. Stolen bases-Siebrie. Moss, Cook,
Warren, McAndrews. Struck out-by
Mailman, 5. Bases on balls-off Hall
man. ?; off Long, 2; off Carter, /. Left
on bases-Portsmouth 4; Richmond 4.
Passed balls--Martn. Wild pitch
Mailman. First base on errors-Ports-
mouth, l. Double plays-Reeve to
Cowan. Time of game LAO. Umpire,
ColliAower.
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Brnmwcll Defeats Hristo

Special to The Times Dispatch.]
BRISTOL, TENN, August Tin a
nerce contest here this afternoon, the
5flStol baseball team was defeated by
me Bramwell, NV. Va, team by a score
or to 0. Neither or tho teams was
able to score in nine innings yester-
Day and the game was called on ac-
count Of rain.
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Hotel Elberon

Tennessee Ave. near Beach, Atlanta frIty
y. j Opposite Protestant and Catholif
churches. A new modern. up to- date hotel
metal beds; excellent table; filtered water
poultry and fresh vegetables from our ow,
farm: finest OF meats. guaranteed by dali.
veterinary inspection Capacity $50 Wri;,
service Special rates. IS to $3.50 wsehiy,
|l.bo TO $500 daily. Booklet.
r r 1rrnY
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blackstone Wins.

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
EDGNTON, N. O., August 7-Black-
stone defeated Edcnton, N, c., team In
very snappy game here to-day to l..
Batteries: Blackstone, Griffin and
churn; Edenton. Chancellor and Burk-
head,
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,cdule for To-Day

Schedule for To-day.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
st. Louis at New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08
Petersburg.

summary: Two base hits--Gardnor
Crawford. Home runs--Ellyson. stolen
bases-Crawford Ellyson. Donb,o
plays-Sitterding to Ezekiel to E,lv-
SON Hit by pitched balls--by Ford
Struck out--by Miles, 8; by Ford !,
Time of game /; 80. Umpire, Mr. M,r.
tin. Attendance. 275.
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Chrlstlansburg, Va
Health and Pleasure
Resort.

Health- giving climate unsurpa ssed;
l'ioo teet above sea level. Near Mineral
Springs. Families received now, boarded
az reasonable rates. Three story brick
building, verandahs. cheerful rooms,
large. beautiful lawn. Good service;
excellent table. Pleasant social life.
Apply personally or by letter.
THE COLLEGE HOTEL co.
Box 292. Christlansburs, Va.
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Manhattan Square Hotel

west 1lth Street. one-half block from
Natural History, NEW YORK CITY
Now fre-proof hotel. 200 rooms, 100 pri.
Fate baths. Reasonable rates for SUNNI q,
season. Rooms reserved by wire at our eY
pense Thu. most convenient and quietest
location IN tho city. 10 minutes from read.
Ing shops and theatres.
JOHN c. PALMER, Manager.
c. s. TAYLOR. Asst. Manager
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THE DUNLOP, Atlantic CITY. N. J.

Directly on tho beach, overlooking the
boardwalk, ocean piers aud convenient 10
all anusements. Rooms en- suite with prl-
vate baths; The European plan only:
$3.50 day and upwards; first class restau-
rant attached, with la carte service. Fine
orchestra ROBT. r.. DELANEY Prom
~. r. BOWMAN. Manager.
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BOSTON WINS IN
FOURTEEN INNINGS
Worlds Champions Unable to
Hit the Veteran "Cy'
Young.
ATHLETICS LEADING LEAGUE
Their Victory Over Tigers Bring
Shift Of Positions--Cubs
Also Lose.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Ycstcr,lnN,s Scorcn.

Boston, 2; Chicago, fourtcen In
nings).
Philadelphia. AZ Detroit. 2.
Washington, Z; Cleveland, 9.
st. Louis, s; New York, 4.
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.pptire8.
5ulll,ner AesortE.
THE LEXINGTON

Pacific and Arls's Ave, atlantic City, n. j.
Square from depot and Youngs Pier.
Bathing from house. Promises extend to
Beach. I Ocean-view rooms. IS Up weekly;
21.25 to $500 per day. Booklet. NJ
PAUL @. ROBECRANS.
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HOTEL MONTICELLO

Ocean end Kentucky Ave. near all attrac-
tions. Now throughout ATLANTIC
G1TY'S LARGEST. FINEST AND BEST
APPOINTED HOTEL AT MODERATl,
RATES. Elegant rooms with bath Table
and service of highest standard Home
like surroundings, Liberal ownership man
agonlent Capacity 600. Special rates SO
UP weekly; So up daily. illustrated book
lot. A. CONRAD EKHOLM
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"'11I7THIS IWO-7 ase hits-teWart
~. Sacrifice hits-M cKenna, Kirk
patrick Stolen bases-Bowen. First
pase on errors-Lynchburg /; Norfolk
J. Left on bases-Lynchburg 10: Nor
1olk .. Double Observation-Disclosures
Sunassisted). Struck out--by stewart
:; by Moore. /. Base on balls-off
moore, (kirkpatricll. Anthony ana
boWen.2). Wild pitch--Moorc. Passed
p ia Hit by pitched ball
flschman and Edwards (2). Attend
ance, lsoo. Time of game, 1:3S. I'M
pres, Handiboe and Miller.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08

NUrTUTK '.t'' T,|.-.-,. ] 0 0 O 0 ID
summary TWo-basc hit--Cummngs
sacrifice ht-Bowen stolen boses-
cummings, Evans 90, Rutland. First
pasc on errors--Lynchburg 9, Norfolls
l Left on bases--Lynchburg 10. Nor
iolk g. Double plays-Pendcr and
tiaas. Struck out--by Kline, 4; bv
oley, D. Base on balls-on Kline. .
.huhand, - off OteN. s (Hooker,
Is lrkpatrick, Evans, 8; Kline, 81. Wild
'Gh-oteN. = Hit BY pitched ball
Mchenha, Seitz and Clayton Attend
a .li, i'"oo Time of game. a:O5 I'm.
pires llandiboe aud Miller.
Second game:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Ycsterday'n SCORES. -
philadelphia, 3 Chicago, 0.
Brooklyn. A; Cincinnati, q
st. Louis Boston-rain.
Pittsburg- New York-rain.
Schedule for To-Day.
Pittsburg at New York (two games).
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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ro-pay's Schedule.

Lynchburg at Richmond,
U.s. Norfolk at Roanoke
Danvile at Portsmouth.
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Mt. Elliott Springs, Va.
Directly on line of c. & o.. West OF
stanton, different Mineral Waters. Pri-
vate Baths, Sanitary Plumbing. Splendid
Service. Ratios, s12 week up.
s. FRED CUMMINGS. Mgr.
Mt Elliott. Va.
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The New High School Site

e. A. CATLIN.
Auctioneer.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
RWG Pleads Cult.

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The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
Arkansas State Fair

The Second Annual state Far "a Hs held in Hot Springs October afd to I2th. inclusive. Is being advanced '"- wards fufllment. and promises Co eN aeed the first attempt in ev'rt depart ment. The leeal eHiztH' 0t Hot Springs are rising to the support ei the fair as one individual and from all parts of the state offers ot the most hattering sort are being received. Many interesting plans for the greater benefit and enjoyment of the ENpesi. ton are being formulated by the EN' itutiye Officers. who promise the ci'l- zrns of Arkansas the greatest ana most extensive attraction ever a~sth- bed in the state
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
ParaaouId Man lnvents Hay Press

Chester smith Of Paragenld has se- cured papess from he patent office at Washington fer q new hay press, which. il is said. viI eetei4ioaize the present ~ystem of baius hay. The press ls inexpensive and can easily be operated by a twOhorsepower gas ohne engine. Il i+ claimed that the machine will tHrn oHt a bale of hay in less than a minute The value of he machine is in the simplicity of its op- cratiun.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
PIERCE K TROUBLE STANDARD OIL CHIEF INDICTED BY TEXAS GRAND JURY ON
 PERJURY CHARGE.

St Louis. May.-The application of II Clay Pierce. chairman of the Board 0f Directors of the Waters Pierce Oil Company. for writ of habeas corpus in connection with his arrest under an indictment returned by Texas Grand Jury. charging that he made false statements in an affidavit in May. l901, to the effect that the Waters Pierce oli Company was not a party to any tust consideration or combination m restraint of trade, was denied by Judge Adams in the United States Circuit Court uf Appeals and another to the United States Supreme Court The court admitted Pierce To bond in the sam of s2oooo in each appeal
 The following telegram Was sent by Mf Pierce to Attorney J. D Johnson at st. Louis. who Was in Austin. Tex Please announce through press that although 1 have appealed from Judge Adams decision, VIII. as soon as l edn arrange my business affairs in New YoIE. so to Texas to have the indictment against me and the ques teus Involved tested by tbc Texas fHff=rf4s
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
Farmers Ctls

&6 The Ht
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  Vaaie crowd l...#. l..aa. e.a fh. Hafe#. .H- .aaea Haae f5its ala tHts r -aHt t-1sase the production #f .a.. ian aHe +a.ehs ieNsr th, Hs#a,# #af fas a Tho resolution i'm t5F Ht.5a .as= fHs.fJ Ass.mi# E 55#s-
 that ua apaFaf The mete7=sH uII..t
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
s5.7oo Judament for Rowe.

Because an electric pole fell with Charles Rowe and the fall resulted in making him cripple for life, q jnrF al Hot springs after three hours deliberaton awarded him $a.7oo dam ages from the lof Springs Water Company. for which he was working a. lineman at he time of tAe aeei. dent Rowe injured bp in Inc fall and uHs # I.e .eas is now shorter than t1e 3tu,4=
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
Jehn He5ony Drowned.

doaH .a fa#mer residing at ffeaH.sa If#.i. zGast If Ges Are. wa drowned sa EHl baEm r is nof known ia=f hes t Vae drowned as no one Waz nis8 5#s= Ihe nale that h. was aad bf@ fat Na- aHd a fG4 wdfer. amt ct e1aea5Gt E5e a~s.M t5e body Was l0Hd H. Va4#.s .1Qe4t s4im mef No #5##@es q.l6 ##4 ta fHe HddEz
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
Linenan prowns h Flood.

Robert l.. Alien. employed bN the Iron Mountain as telegraph lineman whose home is al Hope, Was drowned recently while working on the tcle- graph line extending along the New port Carthage branch If the White River division of the Iron Mountain. lie was drowned iH the high waters of tbe White river near Cotter, where, according to dispatches miles of the Iron Mountain tJackase are under deep water. causing he abandonment of operation of trains.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
Children Locked In Burning Rouse.

Na.heE Owens and hie Wife. MO liye near salem. locked their four small eh5##ta in room while they Went te . fsE t5aH 4 lsa5f mife distant, md eu tleH E-tdeu Ee8Hd thea home on ta. zEHs youngest ch..d vas badly harHaf ara 9ied t few Gous later. FHt= a5sl. children were partially suf faHa.sa aaU Ws.c uUeonsc.Ws. but NeF. UsA-..G
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
sc45ar Shoots ln.,aae~

ss.a vars u.sH. fe wears e#f wa s.ot st Faa.eHld hv Nrs -aH.t N58-ou. q ,sm4av ra0 a5sHed. Wtil .d#tf. KiIIf se D an .tfuzIeatsa condition HH5 " srof in tle laet suaa.g,T -.e
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
Says lghap, Wrote Ns~es

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The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
Baby D ed on Tran.

fhe Lf#4 tenday~.ol afant Of A. Na.s.st iea'- no.9 GIse an She train Na 'at.e aa'G tseu Memphis. a=#s tf. fa5ata= iss5 saHa8 E t5 place
 #a 1lI .aus nome. a.t= Waz ro0 esas rHetttt GHe Gfan,s U#tse ..,9 ..a ta- Httz-.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
ea Lard DesL

E#ft f Ua>sa sst el tHas Cal e -t f-1H+- trHlf ....-..4 .rra
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
Bere Fer Oil.

Het af ems ef .4ds# consideration Ht e5aln4. .5t. com
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The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
u C Flercn-

Former Judge II s. Priest counsel for Mt Piece. gave ont the following stafement concerning "Wednesday $ proceedings The decision uf Judge Adams had not the slightest relation to the merits Of the trial of Mf Pierce undor The Texas indictment. The anlt question which Judge Adams cuuld read was whether the indictment contained some evidence of a criminal charge which would justify the exer- else of The Jurisdiction of d lower court The contention of Air. Pierce ~ith respect to the indictment. was that tbe ehaHaeter ef tbe contract and the contractors as stated in hls aff- dasH were fu be interpreted hy the anti tHst laws ef Texas. or which the fofe3 ef affidavit waH part. and that onis such c.uttaeas and rran>aef .oas as. by the eomme. Law and the laws of IeSas. Were Vifhg fBt meaning of the term~ ef fhe aaida E, aHd that. ae thus interpreted the aee meut~ of the Indictment daa Het negative aG i'm peach the statement of The affidavit aad hence aI9 uuf fsad ftr --laW The cam- mie Ha q aHs #8eHzt II e#av Pierce dFraE faf AeR YH= "Wednesday HHeHf
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
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The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
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The Forrest City times., 1907-05-17
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
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DEATH OF CAPT. CHIOTT.
Served through the war in the First
Vermont Cavalry.

Captain Henry Chiott, keeper Of the
beacon lights on the Burlington break
victor for the past IL years or more,
died at his home early Saturday morning
after a long Illness. He had been con-
fined TO the house for four months, dur
ing which time ne suffered greatly
Mr.. Chiott was born In Burlington,
March Q. 1s+l, and followed the occupa-
tion of sailor and boat builder He en-
listed from Burlington October a. 1861
as wagner in Co. b, LIST Vermont
cavalry; was taken prisoner May a. 1862
and confined in libby prison; paroled
September 49, 1852 and mustered out
November Is, 1864. at the expiration Of
his term of service ana resumed his
FORMER occupation. He Joined Stannard
Post, Nc. 2. q. A. r. September 10, 1876.
Capt. Chiott Is survived by his wife and
three children, Mrs. Mabel Lewis of
Syracuse, N. Y, Edgar and Charles of
Burlington, and one sister, Mrs. Dennis
of Springfield, Mass.
Tho funeral services were held at the
family home, 204 Pine street, Monday af-
ternoon at three o'clock. with burial In
Lake View cemetery. The ritual burial
service Of the @. A. r. was con-
Quoted at the grave by Stannard Post.