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New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
teen issued:


AItMA
second Lieutenant PHILIP J. GOLDEN 26,a Iafan,ry.
General Hospital Ws5nitIgton b.JTaeks @ s. -.,.-,,
Philippines. July - to san Francisco
FoqIns medical officers f59n @ gs5s es-sn''ed to 5 Sn
MAKLBoKoCGH G WIEIH; surgeon lIE, Fard "si- s,.
'" ssm HoGs;oh: i52 Major Aii1;T s,riI surgeon
5aTredn tGuf ai,e4 5,atds Miafy rr-a Fort Leavai
Worth Captain GE3hGE 1s5l Sk'N Ia. "Ts'''sH,
CHANDLER p RoBhINs assistant surgeon; ,t, Eest
assistant surgeon, Fort srook .
Following named medical officers rom posi- d1sEnaled -
P5tiipnlnes: captain JAMES $ wii.SoN assistant
surgeon. Fort ogethorpc: captain BENJAMIN ,.
tain WILLIAM J. l. LISTER, assistant surgeon.
Fort Riley 70 Fort Robinson thence with ioth cav
Major FRANCIS J. IVES. surgeon. from Philippines
June 70 Iresdl9 e SaR FTaasisao rso.,
pines June u, to Fort sam Houston
Na2T June r5N Is to Fort Or M5M MJs surgeon from Philippines
9Sns .aI feea osf5, 6o fr1 HR FhPfGes 5ey & - to
Fort y. a. Russell. and Major JOHN 8 KuLP. sur
Major Gins ALEXATPER Sa y R TsnsoHdI sdAk from Philip
FolloWing neaica onlcSrs rom philippines July 10 TO
san Francisco: Captain JOHN y YosT assistant
saJEeon Captain rETER or, FIELD assistant sur
NAVY
duty BAH to Nav y Yard a IoE'.m2a'e IG sms
Lieutenant Commander A. p. HoFF. detached from the
he Rhode Island
Ensign r. b HILLIATD. detached the Columbia to
tho Missouri
Midfhpman / . KIDD detached from TIE Columbia: TO
the New Jersey.
Paynlaster G. G scHAFER. detached Columbia:
home. settle accounts. walt
Passed Assistant Paymsster r. IL COPE from
the Alhatross; home settle accounts walt orders
Assstant Paym9ster Il; PIAI; TO the Albatross
ASS Civil Engineer y. NJ SMITH appolnted. %
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, Troy.
Civil Engineer g A. CARLTON detached from The
Naval station. Charleston. Bureau Yards and
Docks. Navy Department May l3
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS 49, The following
movements OF vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
April 1.-THE Glacier, Hampton Roads
April 22-The Morris Norfolk: the Minnesota and
the Denver. at Hampton Roads; Mayhower at
Washington.
SAILED.
April 2lThe Lebanon from Lambert Point for Brad
ford.
April 22-The Scorpion Santiago Cuba for santo
| Domingo City
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
TRANsPACTFIC MAILS.

Destination and Steamer
japan. Curra China and Philippine Isl
ands tvia Seatt,ej- Tango MaUu--.-.
Hawaii. japan. Corca China and Phil
irpine Islands (via san Francisco
America Maru. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
tvla san FTRnciscoJ-Cn nited States
transport .--.....-......-....-
ippins Islands (via san Franclscd-Si
Japan Except parcels post mHils). Corea,
China and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria. u. Cl-Em-
press OF China Observation-Disclosures.
Hawaii tyla san Francisco) Alameda.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
FOREIGN MISSIONARY MEETING.

The thirty-seventh annual meeting OF the
Womans Board of Foreign Missions Of the Pres-
bvterian Church VIII be held at the Central PRES
bvterian Church, No. 2l2 West 51th street TO-DAY
and tomorrow. There viii be morning iild hItSI
noon sessions both days, beginning AZ ~ anu ana
Japan Corea, Persia. Siam and Syria VIII speak
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24

Trlgge SOUTHAMPTON and vigo for Colon. Kingston.
etc New York
Lizard April % 1 p m-Passed. steamer VaderIand
tBr). Barman. New York for Dover and Antwerp
Naples. April 2l-Arrived steamers Perugia (8rl John
ston, New York via Marseilles and IeghOrn; 17th
Italia QtRD Romano. New York; 10. sailed steamer
Florida Utal), Francesca, New York
Genoa. April 19-Arrived steamer Cta di Napon QtaD
SchiafinO. New York
Bremen, April %. u-Arrived steamer Rhein Oierl
Petermann New York.
Newport. April 22Arrived, steam I9upar (Nor) WOld
New York via Dunhirk.
Sparte April 16-Passed steamer Braunfels (er)
from Calcutta and Colombo via Agiers for Boston and
New
Rio DO la Plata. April 22-Arriyed previously steamer
Planet Venus C3rl. Murray. New York for Valparaiso
Fremante April 23-Arrved previously. steamer Van
couyer (Br). McDougan. New York vita ST Vincent
Natal April 23-Arrved previously steamer Craig
hall (Brl Low, New York via ST Vincent. c ', FOR
Shanghai etc
Para April 21-Arrived. steamer Hubert tBr). Wotton
New York via Barbados
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises $40 Sun sets 81 Moons age I,
HIGH WATER.
AA-Sandy Hook 4:21 Gov. Island s:40tEe Gate s:s3
PA-sardy Hook s;o5lGo Island 6:IGlHsl Gats 7:oa
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
WIRELESS REPORTS

The Teutouic. which reported Sable Island at
Yesterday. when TI miles east of sandy HOOK, Is eN-
pected about 1880 morrow
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24

HOMES OF THE WARSHIPS.-After working
for several weeks the programme, the Navy
Department has adopted permanent scheme OF
repairing the ships Of Each ship Will have
home dockyard. to which ii will proceed when in
need of docking and overhauling BY this means
the principal navy yards will have certain ships
Whenever there Is occasion for repairs and general
work. The bulk Of this class of labor will go to
Brooklyn and Norfolk. and the Atlantic fleet is d.
vided into parts. TO the end that there may
be a division OF the docking, survey and repair
work so as 10 facilitate such work and enable
the ships be returned to service with the least
possible delay There VIII be sent TO Brooklyn
twice each year the Connecticut the Rhode Island.
the Ohio. the Alabama. the Washington. tho Mas
saChusetta, the Tacoma, the Mayhower. the Dol
phn, the Yankton. the Arcthusa- the Celtic. the
Culgoa. the Glacier the Baltimore. tho PlunEer-
the Porpose. the Shark. tho Mckee. the Morris
and the Nina.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24

pURsUANT TO sTATUToRY RE9CIREME2ZET95 .53 u No 20
uce Is hereby given la1t an acILsensse ,Sg Is ~
lature. entitled
TO SMEP THE h t5FE4T5 NV ~ 4oEA I4 Ct ESITyITs
sIONER Of DOCKS AND THE DEPUTY con-
MISSIONER or DOCKS
upon such 6il VIII ne he5 at 57e Mayor ss S'e; iDT "a
city Hal, IN the e1ty o New 4ofS on fr'aaS' A'i -
Bstsi CIV Han New York Apru % 1901.
GEORGE =. MCCLELLAN
This bin will be the first heard at that time.
pURsUANT TO sTATUToRY RBQrIRENE-;STE;; IT; 10 y.
No 69l-has been passed by both branches Of the Legs
lature. entitled
AUTHORIZING THE BOARD OF, ESIINlALEs 49,
APPORTIoNNIE.Nr- OF THE CITY OF NIEW I 49a47 97
u ITS n Bl5S5IISE z tH nPz5,,Ss VIDFNTV0
OR EXTENDING STREETS II sAID CLI1 4 tVs "
AZ APPROACH TO BRIDGES CONNECTINa TH5
Borne B5FFl4lS SB s2'GE PAib SfS BY TIE CITY oF NEW
s :s 8n qaS s wis il b ss sf2 at IN. 's Mayo FG3 5 @ y
CITY IiaI the city % New York on Friday ApFl -
Dated city Hail. New 1oT April e. ,I I991. r71,V
This bill VIII be the second heard at that tins
DURsUAxr TO STATUTORY REoUIRE2.E;NsT1, N, Xo- g.
s & Is 5as been passed Sy both bTanchss Of he Iess
lature entitled
To PROVIDE FOR IRON GATES FOB I, TIiE FVE TS TFiE
TI0X or LlF 9T sIK5 r4rF Fs R6S6rGR 5S G q
ERODKI.YN IN THE CITY or NEW YORK
hereby given that PUBIC fiA.ls
turl such bill held at Tire Mayors once ~ %
civ Hall n The city . Of New 4'FA- on FT'aas' A'''
DATED city Hail New York. April 23. 1907
GEORGE r NeCI.ELL,!ASN EL,!S
This bill viii be the third heard at that tine.
DURSIANT To STATUTORY REQU F3E-NlElSI; ~. ~,
4 .5-5 t4sherehv given that an 9rt-SerHIe ~ -
No SaI-has been passed By both branches o. tas -5
ia'uTe- en'''-sN An ACT -,v
To EMPOWER THE BOARD OF ASSESSOIlS ~ ~ "a -
CITY OF NEW YORK To ES,IlAA ~ lt--S, 49,, ~
low DAMAGES SUSTAINED A4 CIV 49, ~ - r.
REAL. PROPERTY AtiCTTlNtr 1 toN .s,51-S-15V--
TAN AVENUE ADJACENT ~ MN Srrlr
t,RF,-K IOROJ-GH OF BROOKLYN, ~ ~ ~
t.TY OF- NEW YORK. BY REASON OF Ls1IS
CREEK. BETWEEN MANHAIIAN Az JTy,ST133vT5v
THE FOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. ANL NsnSS-D m
AVENUE IN THE BOROUGH OF - E1i--'S' -
THE APPROACHES THERETO. -. ,y.,-rv
Further notice IS hereby given that PuoIc - "a
mon such 5iT will De held the Mayors once sS
CITY Hail. the city % New York. On tFiaay' As-
Dated city Hail. New York. April %. 1907
GEORGE T. McCi-EIl,s4AN;,-
This hill VIII be the fourth heard AT that time
NOTICE Is EEREBY GIVEN that a meeting {. 9. tss
n srockh0lders Judge Company WI! pS 80
ONCE OF the COMPANY No 20 Fourth avenue f001
of New york Manhattan the Sth day oi tS, 49, a.
at i. o'coc noon. Tor the purpose ct eecns s5r ths
~sct1rS ana two inspectors OF election 70 Ser' bsol-
srsnfnr year for the transaction OF slel V'+'-
ness ~ ii,rS S-, 90 f6,,- A NICHOLS Secfdtal3-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
Meetings.

QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE AMERICAN IN
sck stltute. Thursday May md. 1907. 10 w. 44tl
St. 2. NJ. r. \. B. DAYTON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24

DURSCANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. No
IL tice IS hereby given that an act-Senats $50 Int
614-has passed By both branches ot the Legs
lature. entitled
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
lFrom The Tribune Bureau.I


NEW YORK FORT IMPROVEMENTS
quartermaster general of the army has approved
the plans of a certain amount of work at a number
of army posts None of it is of much Importance.
but It represents necessary repairs alterations and
new construction which OF Importance to the
places themselves. Thus. Fort Totten, New
York, the quarters and barracks will be equipped
with a new pattern of screens which said to be
better than the old More expensive work is
authorized at Fort Hancock. New Jersey, where
there will he constructed ordnance, engineer
signal StOrehOuse, Office building and picket
guard house and double set of civilian employees
quarters.
HEAT AND LIGHT TALLOWANCE.-Army navy
and marine corps officers who entitled To the
new allowance for heat and light much inter
ested in the operation of the plan which has been
adopted contemplating this increase in individual
income. Much difficulty encountered by the
authorities in establishing a rule which could be
employed I'm the of those officers who live In
apartment houses. where they have means Of
ascertaining the expenditure for heat there being
no separate meter, in the case Of light one
officer recently explaining that he obtained
the light ny means of the operation of a slot
machine. and he asked If the War Department
could furnish him with the money which would put
the mechanism in operation. The decision has
been rendered that the government cannot make
any such disbursement. and that the officer must
that meter is installed In the case of officers
in apartment houses the authorities have estah-
lshed n rate amounting 10 81 for every cord
of wood which is allowed in kind officer, the
amount to be regulated by his rank There are a
the allowance Of the peculiariteS of the
laws which govern navy
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a meeting o. % 5s
y s+oclhoIders of Judge Company WI! pe Eei1 =
~ ~ rbe COMPANY 225 Fourth avenue z 90 ,Sl3
Of New york Manhattan. the Sth day Of .t, & a.
- - ,-l noon FOR the purpose OF eecting ~.
Tscfors and two inspectors OF election % bsl-
aD.,,-u- vear and for transaction OF slch o49A
esS os nav PROPERLY come before said meeting
Dated April %. 1907. a N1OtiOl-9'
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24

RyENE~ PL. THEATRE Tonight Thurs, s:2o
~ tktVG Sudermann's "Das B IA m e n - o T. "
Friday Benefit-W ind =, u R TIE l. \ OS u A.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24

SIONER OF DOCKS AND THE DEPUTY CON-
MISSIONER or DOCKS
Further notice r. hereby given that Public heaIles
upon such bill Will ne held the Mayors Qice. ~ t
City Ha in the City New York. on Friday, April -
1907. l.3p oCiocS r. NJ
Dated City Hail. New York Aprtl p. ls9l -
GEORGE y MCCLELLAN
Mayor
III. IN LII ta .ha rs. h.arl az that tine.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24

May 7, 600 , n
MAY :. 1890 a N
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24

Hall OS Records
Corner OF Chambers and Centre StTestA
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24

'Brtngs mail.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-20
MANY ARE PAYING
} THE STREET TAX
OFFICER RICHARDSON COLLECT
BIG SUM THIS YAER-ARR as
TO BE MADE.

Officer Richardson, who has been
detailed for the.ds5t several mon[
to the work o. collecting street H..
viii break all previous record/ this
year, the indications being AT the
sum collected during 1907 win snr.
pass that Of 1906 by a large amo1n.
Up TO the present time there has
been a large increase over the cor
responding period last yeaN and the
officer is stll right afterAhos who
are lodging the street tax collec-
tor.
Many men have been summoned
who have not paid the amount, two
dollars, and the officer stated to
News reporter yesterday that lac
would begin arresting those who are
d0dsing the tax at once Mostly these
are negroes, but there are Ii number
of White people who have also faila
to come mp and unless they do so az
once they VII have t6Nso to police
court and VIII be put additional
expense.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-20
MANY MURDER CASES
TRIED IN COFFEE COUNTY.

f1dge A. D. Gale returned yester
DAY from Douglas, whore ne has been
acting as solicitor Of the Coffee su
perior court Judge Gale states that
the court has been all the week dis
posing of murder cases, three or four
being taied. One white man was given
a life sentence for killing a negro
some time ago. The criminal dock
ct as not disposed Of and the court
Fill be in session again next week
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A NEW ENTE

Henry selig Announces That He VIII
Engage in the Clothing and Shoe
Line After January I.
Henry Selig, the we'll known liquor
man, who for years has been in the
business at the corner Of Grant and
Monk streets. announces that on
January first, he will open a large
and up-to-date clothing and shoe store
in his present stand.
Mr., Selig is well known to the PEG
pie of this city having resided here
practically all of his life and he has
made for himself a splendid reputa-
ton as an energetic and cOnserya-
tive business man.
The News wishes him success in
his new field of endeayor.
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OLD CAMDEN COUNTY
ciTizEAasAssEs AWAY

A J. G T. Draary VINO was very III
~ some time, passed away Friday
morning at o'clock at his home in
Camden county He leaves o wife
and several children 81 ides q host
of relatives and friends to mourn
his departure
Tie aas 63 4S9d has been q
rosfdent Of amden for many years.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-20

E1"IUFl aJ DIIiD pITIA'
Following is the record Of the
movement Of vessels af this port yes
terday; Arrived. steamer Rio Graade,
Mobile: schooner John E du Birnon,
Savannah Sailed: bark Daisy Reid
Waller, Philadelphia; schooner Tofa
Covert. Noank
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Ia UeuaI service.

The usual service viii be had at
the Second Advent church at III
O'Clock This morning and 100 o'clock
this evening. Rev. G. p Thornton
Officiating. The public is invited to
attend.
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BATCH Of ITEMS
AROUND THE CITY
New Desks Installed. .

A number Of new desks are being
installed in one or two Of the grades
Of Glynn Academy. They are the lat,
est III the school desk line and a big
improvement over the old ones.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-20
Qulet h PoIlce clrcles.

Quiet in Police Circles.
The oplice had an unusually quiet
time Of it last night, only one or two
arrests being made It was one O.
the duliest Saturday nights experiea-
ced by the officers in some time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
Marked by Visit Of President
at Jamestown To-day
WORK SILL FAR BEHIND
Weather was About the Only Redeeniing
Feature Of the Day--President
SaIuted BY Guns Of Five
Great Nations.

jamestown Exposition Grounds, Va,
April 26. Made to- order weather greet.
"a the thousands of visitors to the great
exposition when they woke this morn
ing There was scarcely cloud IN the
sky and Just enough breeze to temper
the warm sim.
ZIP to the hour of the presidents ar
rival a large force Of workmen was en-
gagged in cleaning up the debris about the
pier and the roads over which he would
have to travels to reach the grandstand.
ri spite of the precautions, however,
huge piles Of lumber and gravel fianked
his path, which itself was little bet
ter than country road, even the build
ings which were completed on tie out
side were hollow shells. The state Of un.
preparedness Il largely accounted for BY
the bad weather during which Rttle
work could be done.
The saIutes by the guns Of the war
ships OF Ave great nations greeted the
presidents arrival aboard the yacht
Mayiipwer, from the bridge Of which be
reviewed the naval assemblage The
president landed shortly after "A o'clock
and was driven To the stand on the Lee
parade, where be delivered the dedicatory
address.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
wILLIAMsTowE.


John Phinnee Of BrattIeboro was
here yesterday on business with the
merchants.
The base ball team are to have g
promenade at the town hall Saturday
evening. All are cordially invited 70
attend
The Grearson- Beckett stone shed came
very near being burned down yesterday.
supposed TO have been caused by q
stove which had recently been used. But
for the early arrival Of the workmen
II would have undoubtedly been burned.
The ladies Of the Uniycrsalist society
will give baked bean supper Tuesday,
April 30 from TO Z ?. m, 10 cents,
followed BY IN entertainment by Kate
Eloise Terrill and troup Of children
from Montpelier. Admission 20 cents.
Children under twelve IS cents.
There n To be nnion service Of all
churches Sunday morning in the In.
tefeFts Of The work Of the Anti'Saloon
ieafuc This wiil be held q the Cons
igfeeafienal church at the usual hour Of
wofships and VIII be addressed bg
Claffnce q tfg0on ni BuflinglonY
alt fiatandcn the Vermont Anti.
sel9a Eeasis lie general public Y
invited
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
c. R. MONTAGUE DEAD.
Was Very Prominent in Masonic Circles
0f Vermont.

Woodstock, April 10 Charles RI.
Montague, widely known in Masonic
circles IN the state ana who has been
past grand master of the grand lodge
of Vermont, died last night at his home
here of paresis at the are Of 81 years.
He VAS born III Bridgewater and re-.
caiyed 4 high school education there and
later graduated from the state Normal
school at Randolph. lie passed the
greater part Of his life Iii a printing
office and stationery store here but for
ten years previous TO his death he was
bcokkeeper Of the Mckenzie Wooden
mills at Bfidgewater. He was secretary
and Treasurer ol the Woodstock Hotel
company and OF the Woodstock ZEE
Supply company. He was popular In
the business and social circles of bis
home town and was greatly interested
III musical affairs lie IL Survived Dy ii
widow and two children.
the funeral will be held AFT three
O'Clock Saturday afternoon and viii Be
IN charge Of the Grand Lodge and
Masons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.

F, A. shattuck Of Randolph IS visit.
ing Dean Town.
Daniel j. Morae went to Mortified
on business today.
Fred Wales Of Cabot visited friends
in the city yesterday.
Strictly fresh eggs, is cents Saturday.
+, D. Ladd company
Arthur jackson Of. Boston was in the
city on business sosday
Glen Thompson of MorrisviIle is visit.
ing friends in the city.
Elwin West Of Lynn, Mass, was in
the cit on business to-day.
Robert Renfew Of South Ryegate is
visiting friends in the city.
James A. Graham os Bethel visited
friends in the city yesterday.
Miss Jennie Faedricsson Of Plainfeld
il visiting friends in the city.
Clifford Bessettte OF Richmond called
on friends in the city last evening.
George and Fred Lane Of Randolph
We're in the city on business todey.
Miss Helen Tracy 81 Laconia, N. H.,
l. visiting Miss Nellie Feleh for few
days.
Regular meeting Of Canton Yinton, No.
o, this evening at O'Clock. Per order
captain.
A. C. Wells and DR.. Herbert Allen Of
Randolph Center attended the Bryan
lecture last evening
w. j. Hall Of New York. who has been
in the city on business foT few days,
returned TO his home this morning
0. n. Granger returned last night
from Naptersville. Que, where he was
called by the illness Of his father.
The Spit Ball team defeated the Mont
peler seminary base ball team by a
score OF to at Montpelier yesterday.
Rev. Leon g. Wells, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. g..
Wells. OF East street, returned to his
home in Gaysyille this morning.
w. IT. Perkins and John Docherty,
conductors on The Barre q Montpelier
electric railroad have secured months
leave Of absence for the purpose Of 20.
ing to Cobalt TO look over the mining
industries there.
With two exceptions The merchants
of Barre have unanimously agreed that
they viii not handle or nee any kind
of trading stamps and they have signed
an agreement 70 that effect
William ]. BRYAN was accompanied
to this city last aiglit by three Boston
newspaper men. Hennessy Of The Globe.
Billings Of The Herald and Horton OF
The Post.
Any deficiencies the reader may note
IN today's Times are chargeable to the
Vermont Power company which fur
nishes tho Office with power. Four
times the company has broken down
O. Granai wishes The Times to state
that he has been q citizen of The United
States for ten yeala and Thar he took
out his second papers AZ Boston Dee
ccIaber 81, 1907
One pak bar outfit fropt and back,
one mahoganE lsF outfit, trout ard
back; also cakh register bntsle casea.
etc, for salF and Immediate delivery.
Inquire q is A nug4s teiepbone sttss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
BOY SHOWED NERVE
WHILE SUFFERING
William KelIihsr Caught BY Elevator
Had One Foat Quite Severely
Crushed Yesterday.
Afternoon.

Montpelier, April TO- William KEEL
liner showed good grit while his fellow
workiaen spent feyerish quarter Of an
hour trying 10 extricate his foot wlihc
had become caught between the eIe-
yator ant the side Of The shaft, and dis.
played even more nerve when the physi-
eian anputated one toe and dressed all
the others. He refused to take an an
aesthetic.
Kelliher ~ q young niachinist eri-
ployed at the Lane shops. He was on
the upper story of the building yester-
day afternoon and pulled the elevator
cord The elevator responded and in
some way his foot became caught SO
that the weight Of the carrier rested on
the foot. The young mans cries
brought aid and the men first tried 10
ply the foot out with an iron bar. Fail
ing they took the machinery apart, 50
that Kelliher could be released. He was
then taken To his home on Court street,
where the operation was performed,
Kelliher viii be confined to his bed for
some time.