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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
Vermont's Latest COntrlbu-
tIO 10 Science Of Agriculture
EVENT AT BURLINGTON
In Pressnrs Of the State Grange. the New
Building Named for the Late Senator
]. S. Morrill, Was Formally
Opened for Use.

Burlington, Dec. 1.-THE seeonl
days session of the Vermont state
grange was notable for the large attend
ance prcaent-nearly six hundred dele
gates-and because Of the dedication d
the cause Of agriculture Of Morrill, hall
the latest addition 10 the already well
equipped agricultural department oi
the university Of Vermont The dedica.
tory EXERCISES were held this afternoon
~ the gymnasium, near BY the mall,
Ngnuse this building was better adapted
20 accommodate the large number pres.
cnt.
State Master G. W. Pierce presided
and made a few Introductory remarks
In which be congratulated the grange
and the college and the city and state
upon the magnificent building which
meant 40 much 70 the future Of agri.
culture IN Vermont. An addresa Of
welcome made by Mayor W. J. Digelow
IN behalf Of the city. Governor +. d.
Proctor made the presentation address
on behalf Of the state, turning over the
building 70 the president Of the college,
NJ. II. Buckham, who made an appro.
pirate response.
The dedicatory ode was sung BY the
Obcron quartete composed of grange
members Of Laconia, n. II. The dedi.
catory address followed By Hon. w J.
Bachelor national grange master which
was an eloquent argument for the
grange institution. Remarks were
made BY Dr. L. II. Bailey, director of
the college Of agriculture, Cornell uni.
yersity. and by state superintendent Of
education Mason s. Stone Of Montpelier
whose theme was Elementary agricnl.
ture and Manual Training IN the Public
School"
Morrill, hall was erected at an ex.
pense Of 100000 which sum was appro-
priated by the state at the legislature
Of 1906.
II was built by the Champlain Manu-.
featuring company Of this city. under
the personal supervision Of g. S. Fassett
Of Enosburg. a member Of the board OF
trustees Of the college. IL is situated AZ
The corner of Main street and College
row, upon land purchased OF the Allen
It i In line with the rest
of the college hasildines Il is construct
ID Of rusticated brick, with terra Gotta
trimmings. Il is three stories high and
contains ten thousand square feet Of /
ioor space. The front on College row
presents Greek facade above steps of /
granite, on either side OF /
which are massive granite columns /
Each column weighs thirteen tons aud /
% feet and three inches high, /
With a diameter Of two feet ten inches
u the base and two feet five inches
Icross the top On the architram above
he column are the words Morrill, Hall'
ind in the impediment Is large terra
otta copy of the state shield
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
GUILTY on BUrrER rHEFr,
Month in workhouse for stygles.-couIt
Ends Term Thursday.

Hyde Park, Dyc. lila the case Of
state ". otto ktygles, which oceupled
the attention OF lAmoille county court
the past two days. the jury returned
a verdict Of guilty Of stealing the 23i
pound jar Of butler and he was sen.
fenced to not less than 80 nor more than
~ days In the work huuee
Adelari Comeau u Morrlstown plead
"a guilty 10 bIgamy and was sentenced
% three and = half years az Windsor, 90
which u added the costs. which viii make
his soiourn there In the ueiRhhofhood OF
hye years. This completed the jury
cases for the term and the jurors were
discharged.
Among the divorces granted thus far
arcs Martha McGregor ya. Dawson Me.
Gregor, Hyde Park, bin granted for IN
tolcrahic severity 10 Flora 4. Wheeler
". benjamin Wheeler, Morristowni bill
for intolerable severity, Harrison Gregg
~. Florence Gregg, Johnsoni hill for DE-.
sertion, Clinton Styglen vs. Maud styglcs
of Morrisville, bin for adultery. Jennie
Baker u. George Baker, Edcns bin for
refusal 70 support, Ruby White V. Guy
White, Edens bill for deseriian.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
FOR CONSPIRACY.
Seven Of Jenkins Family Were Indicted
Today BY Grand Jury.

Brooklyn, Dec. III. Seven indiet.
ments against four Of the jenkins
family in connection with the Brooklyn
bank and scandal was handed down TO-
day by the Kings county grand jury.
John G. jenkins, ST., president of the
First National bank, John g. Jenkins,
jr., former president of the Jenkins
Trust company, Frank Jenkins, former
president Of the Williamsburg Trust
company, were indicted for conspiracy
and perjury. Fred Jenkins, manager Of
the jenkins brokerage house was indiet-
ed for conspiracy. 1t is charged that
they conspired to secure loans from the
Williamsburg and Jenkins Trust CO., by
use of dummies and falsified records to
conceal their acts and to deceive the
banking department. All pleaded not
guilty and are held in heavy BAIL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
BRIDGE COLLAPSE SENDS
MANY TO DEATH
High Water Forced Refuse Against
Structure Which Was Being Built
at Mihinville, Pa, Last Night.

Bloonisburg. Pa, Dee 1f.-Higi
water last night caused the collapse oi
new bridge in course OF erection oyel
the west branch Of the Susquehanna
river at flininville. eight miles north
OF here, and resulted in the death oi
seven men and the injury Of nearly O
score Of others, two perhaps fatally.
Forty men were at work at the mid
tilc span Of the structure when il col.
lapsed They were all thrown into the
swollen river
The dead:
A. w. Fahs. Selins Grove.
Charles Creitzer. Selins Grove.
Adam Nuss, Selins Grove.
Adam 1ritt, Beverly
Irving Updegraf, Georgetown.
Alillard Bowman, Miflinyille.
George B. Faux, address unknown.
The most serious injured;
VIM Boyer New York, back broken,
probably fatal.
Ray Sherwood, Meshoppen, skull
punctured, probably fatal.
The collapse of the bridge was caused
by the rapid rise in the river. The
water rose during the day at the rate
of almost one foot an hour and debris
carried down the stream by the floods
struck the falsework OF the bridge and
caused its collapse. This theory Is
supported by the statement of one of the
workmen who says that large tree
trunk struck the false.work just before
the bridge fell.
The accident occurred just at night
fall when the men were preparing to
abandon their work. As result tne
work Of rcscuing those who were thrown
into the water and caught in the mass
of twisted iron and steel was greatly
retarded. The second span Of the bridge
was being erected and it was this sec
tion that fell with the big traveller. The
bodies of four Of those killed were found
floating on the surface of the water
in the bent and twisted gir-
ders and iron work but the others have
not been found. One of the most mir
aculous escapes was that of William
Nesbit, who was caught in the iron
work and held d prisoner for an hour
with his mouth and chin above water
before being rescued.
The bridge was being built by the
state to replace one carried away in
f~eshet in 1908.
Supt. Lawton, in charge of the con
and who was on the bridge
when it fell, says that he has not been
able to ascertain the cause Of the col
Iision, aside from the washing Of the
false work by the high water.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
FORTY CARS
DEMOLISHED
Worst DeralImentEyerKnOwn
In This Section
AT GRASMERE, CT. TO-DAY
Loss 10 Railroad In Rolling Stock WIN
Be Very Heavy-Luekily, Not
Single Person Was
Killed.

bridgeport, Conn, Dee lin what
railroad men declare = the worst sicrail.
ment In the history Of railroading In this
section. forty freight cars were demol.
ishcd this morning when the Springfield
preferred freight train jumped the track
IN cut at Gfasmerc. The engine alone
remained on the track Although the
CHOOSE was hurled from the track. no
one Of the crew was injured. The loss
20 the railroad In rolling stock will BE-
very heavy. Passengers are Transferred
at the scene ol the wreck and walked
through the fields 20 train which are
waiting on the other aide.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
DEDICATION AT PITTsFoRD.
New tuberculosis Sanissrium Formally
Dedicated at Pittsield.

Pittsfeld, Dec. 1.-THE state sanitar.
ium for incipicnt tuberculosis, presented
BY Senator Redfeld Proctor, was de-
dicated yesterday afternoon and last
evening. About one hundred physicians
from various parts of the state were in
attendance. Senator Proctor was pres
ent and assisted his son, Governor Proc
tor, in receiving the guests.
The president Of the trustees, Frank
C. Partridge, announced the following
list Of examiners:
DR.. G. s. Cayerly, Rutland; Dr. w. N.
Bryant, Lodlow; DR.. D. c. Noble, Mid
dlabury; DIR. Ii. D. Holton, Brattleboro;
DIR. w. F, Hazelton, Bellows Falls; DR..
F. r. Kidder, Woodstock; DIR. E. H.
Ross, ST. Johnsbury; DR. L. f. Nor
cross, Island Pond; DIR. A. B. Bisbee
Montpelier; DIR, B. d. Longe, Newport;
Dr.. Allan Davidson, st, Adams; DR.. r.
II. Ross, Bennington; DR.. j. N. Jenne,
Burlington; DIR, Archibald, yalleau, Nor,
risville.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11

of attitude 10 Lynn after II years ol
liquor selling, and Ia Wnhnrnl snhslan,
liAl Faina g the Temperance sentiment
~ many other plares, but = complete
turn ~ ihe other direction on the part
oi lhcisea voters. we're the most snf
pIislng q the general features Ia the
municipal elections held Ia Is cities Of
the state, exclusive Of Boston. yester'
day.
The choice IN Salem Of the well known
radical Fetofmer John y, Hurley. 70 ili
the mayors chair, which he occupied IN
1901 aud iiln2i the sncucss IN Maiden oi
George Howard Fall. a BOSTON uniycr'
say Instructed after four annual De,
ieaisl the sweeping victory Of James
lloaan, Republican. over Democratic
Mayor DuRgan IN Woncrsief, and the re-.
election of Mayor Walter G. WaFdwcll
Of Cambridge BY close margin were
some ot the most conspicuous results Of
the several mayoraliy contests.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
ARREST BURGLAR SUSPECT.
John Sayard Who. il is Thought, Made
Break in winooski.

Winooski, Dec. 1l.-OfIicer Frank
Bergeron arrested John Savard last
evening and placed him in the jail in
Burlington. sayard is suspected Of be.
ing implicated in the burglary which oc.
cured at the wood yard Office Of Doug
lass & Frenette Of West Allen street th,
evening of November IS, when several
coats and some tools were taken.
The officer learned Monday that
Savard had pawned two coats at tho
second hand store of one Lavalley on
North Winooski avenue in Burlington.
Officer Bergeron visited the place yes
terday afternoon and secured the coats
which answered the description Of
those taken from the Office. savard
claimed the coats he pawned were some
that he secured at the fort.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
TO GIVE UP STORES.
Vermont Marble Company Finds Men
Are Patronizing Others.

Rutland, Dec. 1.-THE Vermont Mar
bic company is to give up its general
merchandise stores at Proctor, West Rut-
land and Center Rutland. The Proctor
store probably did a larger general bust
ness for years than any other store in
this part OF the state, but since the
weekly payment law went into effect
the business has greatly decreased and
the company, having felt the same fall
ing OF Of trade in The other two stores,
will give up the management of the
business as soon as it can be satisfac,
toriIy disposed Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
Expect ! Bic Poultry SHOW.

The poultry show at Sh. Adams
having been cancelled this year, the in.
dications now are that the Central
Vermont Poultry and Pet Stock asso-
citation will give tine best exhibition Of
fancy poultry ever seen in the state
at Hales' pavilion, Barre, VT, January
z, s, 0, aud 10. All interested are re-
quested TO meet at Sowden & Lyons
store Friday evening, December 13 at
1880. Subject for discussion on how
to prepare birds for the show with
practical lessons on how to score them.
All come.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
MATHIEsoN--MuNROE.
Pretty But Quiet Wedding Took Place
Yesterday Afternoon.

A quiet and pretty wedding took
place at Wendell place yesterday af-
ternoon at one o'clock, in the presence
Of the immediate relatives. The contract.
ing parties were William A. Mathieson.
son Of Mrs. Euphemia Mathieson and
the late Alderman Matnieson, and Miss
Sarah Munroe of Edinburg, Scotland,
who arrived in New York Sunday on
the steamship Lusitania. The officiat-
ing clergyman was The Rev. James
Ramage of North Troy, VT, uncle of
the groom.
The bride wore dress Of Mexican
drawn work, with veil and oragna
blossoms The couple were the recip-
tents Of many beautiful and valuable
presents.
Mr. and Mrs. Mathieson left on the
$40 train on a wedding trip to Canada
and Northern Vermont. They win be at
home after January 1. The couple
have the congratulations Of their many
friends
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
Two New IIampshirs Elections.

Concord. \. H., Dec 1.-Two city
elections were held In New Hampshire
yesterday. In Portsmouth. Mayor Wal.
lace uackett, Republican, defeated Sam.
uel W. Emery, jr, ll70 to 500. The
entire council Is Republican
Martin v. y. Clark. Republican. was
reelected mayor OF Kecne over Albert
r. Fish, Democrat, by 555 majority. The
city government is Republican.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
ofacers Installed Last Night.

The recently elected officers OF Cour
Laval, No 21s, society Of st. Jean
Batiste were installed at meeting
keld last evening in the knights az
Columbus hall The officers were in
stalled by Inspeeteur des conipes. NJ.
J. Lachance of st. Johnsbury assisted
by President Parade Of the st. Johns
bury cour. At the conclusion of the in.
stallation an interesting address VAS
delivered by Rsv. P. NJ. McKsnnA.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
LOST in DENSE FOG
OFF SABLE ISLAND
Gloucester Fishing Schooner Richard
Cruised Around for Whole Day
Trying to Pick Up the
Men.

Boston. Dec. 1.-THE new Gloucester
fishing schooner, Richard, came into port
to-day with her flag at halfsmast III tok-
en- Of the loss Of two Of her crew off Cape
Sable last Monday Michael Russell Of
Gloucester and Angus Stanton Of Pub
nico, N. S., were out in dory when a
thick fog settled about them. A strong
oil shore tide set in and in the fog they
were swept out to sea- After cruising
about the spot without finding them all
day Tuesday, the Richard set sail for
BostOn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
FoREsTERS WON.
Defeated Manchester Unity Last Even
ing Five to Three.

The cribbage contest last evening at
the Quinlen hall between the Manchester
Unity and the Catholic Order of Forest
ers teams resulted In a victory for the
Foresters, that team winning at five Of
the eight. tables. The Clan Gordon and
Red Men teams play this evening.
Last evenings play by tables was as
follows. Tierney and Mcdonald, c. o.
f., defeated joel and Hector, NJ. u;
Leelair and Nichols, G. o. f.. defeated
Graham and Bresett. NJ. IT,; Burke and
Brault, G. o. f., defeated Faulkner and
Kennedy, NJ. G.; White and Fahey, G.
o. r., defeated Murray and Ritehie, NJ.
u: Fitzgerald and Cruickshank. @. @. f.,
defeated Craig and Leith. NJ. u.
Baggrie and Smith, NJ. IT,, defeated
McNulty and Murley, G. o. f.: Halvosa
and Cruickshank, NJ. L., defeated Grif-
fin and Broderiek, c. Q. f.; Oliver and
Parker, NJ. T.. defeated Brown and
Brown, c. 0. T.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
Ill with Bronchitis.

Mary Bianehi G. ORLANDO, the year and
eight months old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Orlandi, died at five o'clock
yesterday afternoon at their home. in
the Al Tonlasi block after a five davs'
illness with bronchitis. The funeral
win be held at two o'clock tomorrow
afternoon with interment in the Catho-
lie cenloterx.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
TAKEN TO PHILADELPHIA.
Mrs. L. c. Mammett Will Go There to
Be Cared For at Sisters Home.

A special train was sent up to Plain
field over the Montpelier & Wells River
railroad this forehoon to Get Mrs. r. G.
Hammett who is being taken to Phila-
delphia, where she win be cared for at
the home of her sister. Mrs. Hammett
mas not been in good health for some
time. The train consisted Of single
Pullman attached to the engine. On The
special when it went south were Mr.. M.
Il McGnire Of Montpelier, nurse from
Burlington and two sisters and brother
Of Mrs. Hammett from Philadelphia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
LEADERS TIED.
Positions in Sx Days Bike Race I'm.
changed This Morning.

New York. Dec. 11.-At Il o'clock Ia,
positions of the teams in the six day.
bike race was relatively unchanged
The four leaders are tied at 1909 miles
second division at 10,Os miles 0 laps
and Lawson and Mcdonald are another
lap in the rear.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
BRAKEMAN COT HURT.
Fell Fifteen Feet From a Central Yer
mont Coal Chute Today.

A Central Vermont brakeman was
quite badly hurt at Montpelier Junction
this forenoon by falling from coal
chute, fifteen feet, to the ground An
ambulance was summoned, and the in
iured man was carried to Heaton hos
pital for treatment. 1t was thought
that one hip was broken.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
CAN MEET PAYRoLLs.
Receivers of Arnold Print Works Allow
ed to Issue Certificates.

Boston. Dec. 1.-THE receivers Of the
Arnold Print works OF North Adams
were granted permission yesterday by
Judge Rowell in the U. S. circuit court
to issue 100000 in receivers certif-
Gates to meet the pay roll at the mills.
A previous issue of like amount was
granted by the court in November 1s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
SHAW APPOINTED.
To Succeed Late George E. Johnson as
U. S. Commissioner.

Burlington, Dec. 11.-TIenry B. Shaw
OF this city has been appointed by
United States Judge James L. Martin,
United States commissioner for the dis
tfict Of Vermont to succeed the late
George E. johnson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
SURPRISING RESULTS.
Worcester Went No-License, for First
Time in 10 Years.

Boston, Dec. ll.--Tbe swinging Of
Worcester, the second largest city in the
state. into the no-license column for the
first time in l6 years; similar change
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-11
RESULTS IN OTHER CITIES.
Eleven Republican Mayors Elected in
Fifteen Municipalities.

The municipal election results In sey.
entecn Massachusetts, cities is summar'
i1ed below
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-27
On the Eve of Retiring from ofo
flee Secretary Shaws States
His Position.
IN THE HANDS OF HIS FRIENDS
Does Not Seek and Would Not De-
cline Political Honor.
Takes General Grant as His Model tn
That Matter-'Taking Thought"
Cannot Make a President,
He Says.

Washington, Feb. 81. = Secretary
Shaw, who has been elected president
of the Carnegie Trust company, at
New York, when asked what effect his
acceptance of this position would have
upon his political future, said: "a man
by taking thought may make himself
Justice Of the peace, but no man in
my time by taking thought has made
himself president of the United States,
and those who have given the subject
most serious consideration have usual
" died in disappointment. Admittedly
some of the successful ones have
sought the place, but none was nom.
mated because he sought it.
Analyses Former Nominations.
Neither Lincoln, Grant, Hayes, Gar
field, Blaine, Mckinley, Roosevelt, nos
BRYAN was nominated because of ths
state he represented, and some Of them
secured the prize Notwithstanding To-
cation. Cleveland, Harrison, Parker,
and possibly one or two other defeated
candidates. have been aided by loca-
ton, though Mr.. Cleveland was once
nominated in the face of an opposing
delegation from his own state. All but
two of the men whose names l have
mentioned were nominated because OF
what they were and for what they
stood, and the two exceptions were
compromises.
General Grant Shaw's Model.
General Grant expressed the cor
rect attitude of an ideal American citi-
zen when he said he had never sought
a place Of honor or preferment, and
had never declined one. The hOnorS
that have come to me have been I'M
sought. When the alternative of seek
Ing the nomination for governor Of my
state OF running away from the senti-
ment was presented l simply took the
affirmative of the issue. Whatever
| Shaw presidential sentiment now ex-
lists has sprung up spontaneously, and
unless 1t continues to grow in the same
way my name will never be mentioned
| In a national convention.
In the Hands of His Friends.
''Meatfme / will not decline appro-
pirate tasks nor refuse to do my share
of the worlds work. During
all the years Of my manhood have
taken a more or less active part in pO-
Htical campaigns and my interest in
them will not flag though the oppor-
tunity to participate in them to az
great an extent may be wanting, and
it will be for my party to determine
whether I am again invited from the
congenial fields of personal endeayor
to the perplexities Of public service
Secretary Shaw declared that wherever
he lived Denison, Ia, was his home
there hewould gowhen he retired from
active life and there would he be
| hurled
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-27
Mrs. Harry Thaw, After Five
Days on the Grill, Finally
Steps Down.
HUMMEL PROVES OF NO VALUE
Looks Like the End Of the Trial Il
Coming in Sight.
Diary Kept by Evelyn Nesbit Is a Feat
ure of the Session-Her Views
of Things While at
School.

New York, Feb. 27. - Mrs. Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw's long ordeal upon the
witness stand at the trial of her hus-
band for the killing of Stanford White
has come to an end. Jerome finished
his cross-examination, which had last
cd through nearly five court days, at
the morning session. The redirect and
e-cross-examinations were of the
briefest character, and just prior to
adjournment it was announced that
the defendants wife had finally been
excused. The completion Of Mrs.
Thaw's examination followed the I'M
successful effort of the prosecution to
draw from Abraham Hummel certain
facts relating to the affidavit which
Mrs. Thaw is said to have made in
HummeIs law office.
HummeI Allowed to Say Little.
In this affidavit it is declared there
was an allegation that Thaw had beat
en- the girl while abroad In 1903 when
she told him there was no truth in the
story about her relations with Stan
ford White. Delmas blocked practical.
~ every question put to Hummel The
witness got no farther than to say he
knew Mrs. Thaw; that she came to his
office Oct 81, 1908, and that he die
tated to a stenographer while she was
there Justice Fitzgerald held that
under the rules of evidence covering
Mrs. Thaw's testimony the introduc-
ton Of collateral facts was not permits
sible.
just Cleared Up Odds and Ends.
Mrs. Thaw was given the opportuni-
ty to clear up the odds and ends of her
story. Jerome introduced in evidence
her schoolgirl diary, and read certain
extracts from it. They cause many
smiles in the court room, rejecting as
they did the young woman's views of
life during that period. Mrs. Thaw
denied again that she had ever used
a penny of the letter of credit Stan
ford White gave to her under seal be-
fore she went to Europe with Thaw
and her mother.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-27
PARROT SAVES THE HOUSE
But Before the Fire is Out the Bird
Has Persisted from Suf-
location

Marion, Ind, Feb. 81. - A parrot
gave the alarm Of fire which saved the
home of its mistress, Mrs. Alena Tres
sci, from destruction, but before the
firemen could stay the progress of the
flames Pretty Polly had persisted.
Mrs. Tressel and daughter had gone
from their home, at 7O5 West Seventh
street, to attend a play. An overhead
ed stove, which was near the wall, set
fire to the paper.
A neighbours attention was attracted
by the screams Of the parrot, which
called shrilly, Fire! Fire! Firer' Be
fore the fremen could break into the
house the parrot had suffocated. The
birds cage had been left close to the
stove. When called from the theater
and notified that their house was on
fire the daughter of Mrs. Tressel faint
cd