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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
BURLINGTON DIRECTORS
ABANDON THE FIGHT
Local Directors Met the Su-
perintendent Who Had Pre-
viousIy Refused % Obey
Their Orders and Had a
Heart to Heart Talk This
Forenoon.

Superintendent Andrus Of the electric
railroad did not put on the half fare
tickets, for which the Central Labor
union Of Barre petitioned, this morning
as he was ordered by the Barre and
Montpelier traction company, but he
did 90 before a meeting Of the directors
just before noon. and promised to put
them on sale forthwith. As Supt.
Andrns had previously refused to sell
the tickets because the Burlington di-
rectors, A. Q. Humphrey and J. J. Flynn
told him not to, his promise this fore
noon may be taken to indicate the cap
jtulation of the latter directors to the
demand Of the local directors.
Neither one Of the Burlington men
was present at the meeting this fore-
noon which was held in Mr. Hoar's Office.
and no word was received from them
although they were sent official MOTIF
cation of the meeting by. registered let
ter. However, Supt. Arldrus, who Is a
brother law Of Mr.. Flynn, was called
into the meeting with the six directors
who complete the list, Richard f. Hoar,
Frank G. Rowland, II. Il. Bush, D. NJ.
Miles, Thomas Price and I. j. Deayitt.
He was notified of the action of the di-
Tectors. hist taken, endorsing the COM
mittee consisting Of Messrs. Hoar, Bush
and Deavitt, who had several weeks ago
ordered the resumption of the 2iA cent
fares on certain cars.
Upon being told of this, Supt. An
drus stated that as soon as he could ret
notices printed, calling attention to GER
tain restrictions, the half fare tickets
would 60 ON sale. This was expected to
be done this afternoon, and as the COM
mittee had previously had $4,000 Of the
tickets printed there will be no need
for delay in the matter. The tickets
should be on sale by tomorrow morning
The directors voted today to have
the sale of the 2l5 cent tickets continue
for one year from date. ID il possible
there may be some question about the
time limit Of the sale in view Of e.
statement purporting TO have been made
by the Darlington directors that there
would be some new faces on the board
next year. But until next July, the
order seems TO be assured.
Another motion was passed by the d.
rectors today instructing the vice-presi-
dent of the road, who is Mr.. Bush, to
see that the tickets are resumed.
These tickets win be good only in
the city limits, that is, between the
southern and eastern extremeties Of the
line to Vine street. Notice is given that
If passengers try to use the half-fare
tickets on the trip to Montpelier, the
tickets viii be taken up and ten cents
additional collected.
The meeting Of the directors was con-
eluded shortly after noon, and Supe.
Andrus left at that time, stating that
he was going to printers TO Get his
notices struck OF.
This action Of The directors will prob
ably be reported to the Central Labor
union delegates and committees this
evening
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
NOT THE MARVIN BOY
WHO WAS KIDNAPPED
Nephew Of Lads Father Failed to Iden-
tify the Boy Held at Clovers-
willie, NJ. X.

Gloversville, N. r., April ~. Miles
Standish, nephew OF DIR. II. M. Marvin
of Dover. Del, father of Horace Mar
vim, Jr, the kidnapped child, arrived in
Gloversyille Sunday morning TO see the
child held here III the belief that he Is
the kidnapped Marvin boy.
Mr.. Standish went at once TO the place
where the boy was stopping with the
woman alleged to be the wife OF a. IA.
Allen, the suspected kidnapper, and saw
the child. He made q minute examina-
tion of the lad and romped with him
for an hour but he became thoroughly
convinced that the boy IS not Horace
Marvin and so announced himself TO
Chief Smith, who accompanied him. He
acknowledged that the resemblance is
striking, but when he came to examine
the boy closely there were many points
of difference
Standish Immediately wired DR. Mar
win: Child held is not Horace Convinced
these are parties Murphy trailed. Be-
lieve they know more than has been
disclosed Wire your convictions
The parties Detective Murphy Of
Dover trailed through Saratoga county
spent q night about six weeks ago at
Mechanicsyille, where the close resem.
blance Of the boy to the published pho
togTaphs of Horace Marvin caused a
family named Barber to write Or. Mar
vim their suspicious. Detective Murphy
was sent to Mechanicsyille where the
trail ended, although he remained there
until recently wheE he was called to
Dover BY Dr. Marvin who said that he
could not bear further expense in that
direction having become convinced that
the clue was futile and that his boy is
near home.
The Mechanicsyille clue IS the only
definite trace DIR. Marvin has been able
to find. Allen, who was arrested as the
suspected abducof, is to be taken back
to Catsxill to answer to the charge of
dumping" a board bill and the woman
and boy will be released. Mr. Standish
will remain in Gloversyille until he hears
from Or. Marvin.
Aliens woman companion left the city
late yesterday taking the boy with her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
GruesOme Find at Randolph
Yesterday
WAS OF AIN INFANT CHILD
Body Discovered in Yard Of Charles
Whitten In One Of the Most Prom
inent Streets Of the Village BY
Gladstone Stewart.

Randolph, April %. This community
il stirred by the finding Of an infant
child in the yard Of Charles Whitten on
the main street Of The village yesterday.
Dr. Clifford, the local health officer rel
fuses to say anything about il, but did
tell reporter that the body would be
buried to-day. Thus it is not thought
that any steps are being taken to ferret
out the mystery.
The gruesome find was made by a a.
year-old boy, Gladstone Stewart, whose
attention was attracted to dog which
was knawing away at something in Mr..
Whitten's yard. Going to see what the
object was he was horrihed to see the
body Of child. One arm and part Of
one leg Of the infant had been gnawed
away by the dog. The remains were
hlackened and decomposed, showing that
they must have been there for some time.
The spot where the body was found Is
quite prominent, being near what is
known as The "dry bridge"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Charles Mcqueen was in Mortified on
business to-day.
G. H. Avery of Tunbridge is visiting
friends in the city.
b. Elliott Of Concord, n. H., was IN
the city on business to-day.
Harry c. Blodgett Of WoodsviIle, N.
IL, called on friends in the city today.
A son was born April 10 TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Coping Of East MoHtpe-
ler
Worknlen Of the street department
made some repairs on South Main street
to-day.
r. Church Of Burlington has located
his lunch cart just below 31l South Main
street.
Mrs w J. Mclean and son returned
this afternoon from visit with rcla-
tives in Burlington.
Mrs +. A. Warner Of Washington re-
turned from Boston last week with a
fine line of millinery
The Vermont League will meet to-
night at 1880 at Bugbee avenue. Last
years members meet at d.45.
The st. Monica's choir viii please
meet for rehearsal Wednesday at 1880
p. NJ, instead Of Tuesday evening.
Miss May Thwing has finished work as
cashier at the Boston bargain store as
the management is to install a new cash
system
II. M. Farnham returns tomorrow
from ten days business visit IN Mis.
souri, and Iowa, where he purchased q
carload Of horsez.
The Barre Council, X. of C., have an
invitation To attend the exemplifeation
Of the 2nd degrees at the Montpelier
council on Tuesday evening, this week,
Among the arrivals at the City hotel
today are A. S. HILLARY, Burlington; q.
d. Waters, st. Johnsbury; r. J. Robin,
William Weller, II. NJ. Newell and G. A.
Ruse, Boston
A grand ball will be held at Wood
men hall Friday, April 26, under the
auspices of the Queen Of the Forest Cir.
ele. No. s75. The Odd Ladies viii give
their fancy drill GiIhertson's orchestra
will furnish musici Ave pieces, Gents
soc and ledies 25e.
A woman from Montpelier was ar
rested at 1880 this afternoon by officers
earle and Dcnno for intoxication, When
She was arrested She WAS making rather
unsuccessful efforts to walk np tho rail
roda track near South Main street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
TWO MEN KILLED
IN A TRAIN WRECK
Trouble On Southern Railway a Short
Distance East Of woodlawn, Ala,
Early Yesterday Morning.

birmingham, Ala, April 22.-As the
result Of wreck on the Southern rail,
way, short distance east Of Wood
lawn, suburb Of Birmingham, early
yesterday, two men are dead and seven
persons injured.
A freight train with dead engine
on the rear was coming toward Birm.
ingham. The operator, 1t is said, al
lowed fast passenger train TO enter
the block and IL eolIided with the dead
engine, smashing both engines and
demoIshing several cars. Three cars
Of the freight train were thrown
across the east bound track almost at
the instant that a wreciing train en-
route to IIenin, Ala, passed. The
wreecker struck them and practically
the whole freight train piled into the
ditch. Two men were caught under the
engine. The baggage and mail cars Of
the passenger train were much damaged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
SURPRISED THEIR FRIENDS.
Thomas c. Peters and Annie Laing Mar
ried in New York.

Announcements have been received in
this city Of the marriage ON We1nes-
day, april 10, ia New York Of Annie
w. Laing and Thomas c. Peters, both
of Barre. Mr.. and Mrs. Peters will be
ct home after May /, at 2,539 Amster-
dam avenue, New York city.
The marriage GENES as surprise to
most Of their fgtsads IN this city, all
though by few It was suspected that
the event would soon come. Mr.. Peters
recently went TO New York to accept
position in large dry goods house.
He was for time clerk in the store Of
Merchant & Fraser and hen went to the
home Office OF the National Life Insmr-
ance company at Montpelier.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Peters have a large
aumber of friends in this city and vicin-
ity who will extend their congratula-
tions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
SOUTH BARRE wHIsKEY.
John Hunt Says It Was the Cause Of
His Undoing,

Burlington, April 90 John Hunt, a
young man of good appearance, was in
city court Saturday afternoon 70 answer
TO second offense of intoxication. Hunt,
who says his home is in South Boston,
was convicted Of previous offense in
the local court March ~ and served his
ten days. He said after being released,
he went to South Barre to visit some
friends and had been back in the city
less than three hours when he was ar
rested and taken to jail again for in.
toxication.
He said he was a chef and came up this
way in search Of position in some OF
the summer houses. Hunt told straight.
forward stery which inclined the court
to lenieney in his case. Accordingly, he
was given sentence Of ten days In Jail.
Called upon to disclose, Hunt said he
obtained whiskey in South Barre before
taking the train for Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
2 II CENT FARE
IS PROMISED BY
SUPT. ANDRUS

Milton and Miltonboro, supplied by
M. II. Ryan.
Montgomery and South Richford, J.
IT, Baxendale.
Morristown and Duxbury, w. Al
Roberts.
Morrisyille, P. A.A Smith.
North Hero, supplied
Richford, NJ. II. Douglas.
st. Adams, r. n. Lowe.
St- Albana Bay, supplied Ny N. NJ.
Leonard.
Sheldon and Rice Hill, A. G. Austin.
Stowe, supplied by j. @. Angel.
Swanton, nj IA. Shaflles.
Underhill and Jericho, supplied BY Q.
H. Barnard.
Waitsfleld, Fayston and East Warren,
+. III. Roberts,
Waterbury, M. C johnson.
Waterbury Center, George q West
cott,
West Berkshire, East and South
Franklin, G. A. Emery.
West Enosburg and North Fairfield,
A. w. Ford.
Westfnrd, supplied bv AL ri. Sturgess.
Wolcott and North Wplcott, supplied.
Worcester, Albert Gregory.
=. A. Bishop, principal Of Montpel-
Ter seminary, member Of Trinity, Mont
pelier quarterly conference.
WI. O. Allen, professor In Tabor col
lege, Tabor, Iowa member of Spring
field quarterly conference.
A. H. Baker, missionary in India,
kolar, India.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Roller Skating tonight.

Roller Skating tonight.
New mash silks at Vaughan's.
H. A. Seeel visited relatives in Bur
Iington over Sunday.
William Hanahan went TO Burlington
Saturday for visit.
See the s6.ineh mash goods at 12lac
for you at Faughans. u
T. II. Houeh Of Boston was in the
city on business to-day.
John Wilson left Saturday night for
Albany, M r., to work.
Z. G. Wells went to South Royalton
today for few DAYS visit.
r. N. Tayntor went to Northfield
this afternoon on business visit.
Harry Emerson Of Nofthfield was In
the city today on a business trip.
George Karkardis went to Boston
Saturday night on business trip.
Mrs. stephen Lascor went to Rutland
Saturday night for o visit with rela
tives
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Hunt went to
North Haverhiil, ~ IT., this morning to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Howard went to
st. Johnsbury Saturday 20 attend the
funeral Of her father
Mrs. s. d. Allen went to Randolph
Center today for few days visit at
the home of her sister.
The Rev. R. f. Lowe and wife re-
turned this noon from attending the
Methodist conference at st. Johnsbury.
Hughes Livery Co., on Merchant and
Summer streets, wants iirst.elass man
to take charge Of stable; good wages to
right man.
Il. A. Bugbee, II. n Bush and Charles
Svasey went TO Brattleboro this after.
noon to attend the grand lodgt meeting
Of the N. +. o. p.
The meeting of the Ladies Aid so
eiety Of st. Monica's church for the
month Of April will be held Tuesday
evening at 1880 in the convent.
Mrs. Z. K Ellis and children left
this noon for Boston to join her husbend
who recently went there to work as
foreman IN an upholstering shop
The quarterly meeting Of the Barre
Civic Federation Of Women's clubs will
be held Friday evening, april 26 at z
o'clock. A social will follow. announce
ment Of which will appear in Friday
paper.
Several petty thieveries are reported
from Jockey Hollow. J. G. Dodge had
25.yard cotton dip cloth stolen from
his yard the other evening and on an.
other night thieves took boys cart
from the yard Of VIM. McNim
Mr.. and Mrs o. g. Wylie desire To
thank the firemen for the prompt, eff
cient and geptlemanly manner IN which
they managed affairs at Saturday morn
ing's FIRE; also the neighbors who as
sisted them in every WY possible.
Edward B. Mortimer, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. w. p. Mortimer OF Barre Town
died at 81. Johnsbuy Saturday after
noon, after brief illness of diphtheria
He was 19 years Of age and is survived
bv bis parents and several brothers and
sisters. The body was brought TO Barre
Town for interment.
To mark the occasion Of the 22nd
birthday and TO show their esteem fol
lovable friend and companion, q mum
ber Of his acquaintance gathered AZ the
home Of Adam Craig, ~ Ayres street
Saturday evening, John Hendry, on be
half Of the company presented Adam
with handsome gold ring, after which
very pleasant evening was enjoyed BY
all. The Broom Coo quartette, as or
former occasions, was an unqualified
success,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
ANXIETY IS FELT.
For Safety of Judge and Mrs. Bates
FORMERLY Of 81. IohnsburY.

St. lobnsbury, April 90 Considerable
anxiety ID being felt here BY the friends
Of Judge and Mrs. II. G. Bates as moth.
ing has been heard from them since the
severe earthquake which destroyed
large part Of the city Of Iloilo, where
they have resided for the past six years.
Mr. Bates is Judge Of the ninth district
there. He was for many years d prom
inent lawyer in this place when he was
a member Of the firm Of Bates & May.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
THROW HIM OUT AT
STROKE OF MIDNIGHT

Pslows Falls Restaurant Man Elected
Bodily BY Landlord and Citizens.
Bellows Falls, April %. Herbert
Ittcher, restaurant keeper occupying
pfemises held under lease by S. j.
Ctag prominent business man here,
wbs elected bodily about midnight by
Ck1y and q crowd Of aids
NJ the melee lawyers and village off.
oil 4 were involved.
Dhere has been bad blood between the
tvt men, and several ARRAYS have oc-
eutd during the week, although there
haA been no police interference.
4 demand was made yesterday upon
thd evil authorities and warrants we're
iss3e which will be served to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
BRYAN in BOSTON
ON SPEAKING TOUR
Arrived There From pittsfeld at 1920
To-day and Will Deliver Al
Address This Afternoon.

Boston, April q. Hon. William j.
Bryan arrived here over the Boston and
Albany R. r. from PittsAcld at a1.a0
this morning. He was taken to Yornp's
hotel where this afternoon ne will sneak
at a meeting Of the Mayors club. Among
the guests viii be former Governor vii
Liam Il. Douglas, and considerable sio
nihcsnce IL attached to tile meeting 81
the two leaders. Later Bryan goes to
Fall River, where he will speak this
evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
BIG SAW MILL BURNED.
Connecticut River Lumber Co.'s Plant
at Mount Tom DESTROYED.

Northampton, Mass April 22--The
large saw mill Of the Connecticut River
Lumber company, situated at Mount
Tom village and which had daily out :
put OF 100000 feet of lumber, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday the loss being
estimated at $4,000. It is believed the
fire originated from sparks from near
by pulp mil,
The company had recently installed
a large amount OF new machinery at a
cost Of 100000, all Of which was ruined
BY the fire. The mill employed 100
hands.
Philip Sheridan, hoseman of one OF
tie local companies, struck his head
against an overhead bridge while on
the way to The fire and was severely in
jured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
PURCHASE RAM ISLAND.
And viii Erect Club House On 1t This
Summer.

st. Adams. April 22.-The ST. Albans
Yacht club to-day completed the pur-
chase Of Ram island i'll nj. Adams bay
and expects to erect 4 club house there
this season. There has been considerable
speculation as to the actual ownership
Of the island, but it was found that the
title rested IN the heirs Of the George
Younger of the Bay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
WAS in THE LINE
OF GUN DISCHARGE
Herbert Huestis Of Bndtort His In
Field BY Weapon Which Was In
The Hands Of Hired Man.

MiddlebuFy, April 22.--IIefbert Hues.
tbs, aged 35 years. w9s dangerously
wounded yesterday afternoon IN Bird.
port by the accidental discharge Of 4
double barrelled shot gun carried by
his hired man. The men were getting
over a fence when the gun became
caught, one load Of shot striking Hnes.
tbs in the right ankle and the other Ia
the left foot Huestis has carried on
the Cassius Crane farm for several
years, is married and has several child
rem.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
FREE FIGHT IN CHURCH.
Women Tainted or Fled in Terror
Dispute Was Over The Pastor.

Portsmouth, Ohio, april ga fac
tion opposing their pastor, the Rev.
Freeman Chase, yesterday made an at.
tempt to depose him and hold services
with another preacher, which cauIed
riot in the Free Win Baptist church
Tho followers of the different factions
came to blows, women tainted and
others fled, screaming, into the streets
The police refused to interfere
Order was finally restored by the
withdrawal Of the new minister and
the elders. A majority of the church
officers are opposed to the Rev. Mr..
Chase, who withdrew from the confer
ence and conducted the church indie.
pendentIy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
DEFENDANT GETS COSTS.
In the Ebay" Case Of F, B. Martin VS..
AdelIa whittemore in County Court.

The "hay1 case of r. B. Martin VS..
Adella Whittemore, which has been tried
in Washington county court for two
days was concluded Saturday evening,
when the jury brought in q verdict for
the defendant to recover costs, the argu-
ments having been completed at the fore
noon session This was All action IN
trover for the recovery of i've tons Of
hay Court then took an adjournment
until this afternoon.
a divorce suit Of long-standing was
stricken off tho docket Saturday, when
announcement was made that tbs petit
tioner III the case Of Charles 0. lawson
rs. Jennie Lawson had died recently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
EFFORTS TO DIE
WERE SUCCESSFUL
Benedict Cimbel, Philadelphia Million
ate, who Gashed His Throat and
Wrists With Piece Of Glass.

New York, April %. Benedict Gim-
bel, the Philadelphia millionaire, who
gashed his wrists and throat with a
jagged piece Of glass, while in a Hobo
ken hotel on Friday, after he had been
arrested on the charge of assaulting a
16-year- old boy, died early this morning
at ST. Mary's hospital His relatives
were at his bedside when lie declared
that he got into the trouble through
temporary insanity, which was brought
on by overwork.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
OFFER FOR MARBLE co.
rknt Marble Company After Col
umbian.

R&hnd. April 22.-The creditors Of
the KoIumbian Marble Quarrying com
ban, we're notified last week that the
Nerntat Marble company has submitted
"a pr6nsition TO the receivers Of the
htteA company to lease an Of the Col
.unbiM property for term Of two
vearsSst III annual rental Of $4,000
with kn option to buy the property
xithiif the two years for S2s0,00O.
rhereEilI be a hearing on the matter
cforekhe chancellor, at Montpelier,
MA aAernoon. II ii, of course for the
tHt u decide whether the proposition
III n accepted Or rejected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
IDENTIFIED BY WIFE.
Body Of Peter ]. Kennedy Which Was
Found in the Water.

New York, April 22.--The decomposed
body Of Peter J. Kennedy, we'll known
theatrical manager who disappeared
last December, was found iii the water
last night at the foot Of Van Brunt
street, South Brooklyn. Mrs Kennedy
identified the body last night at the
morgue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
Married Burlington Woman.

Rufus Bailey Cloud of this CITY and
Josie a. Dion Of Burlington were mar
ried in the latter city on Thursday,
April IS, by the Rev. Jerome NJ. CIoarec.
The groom is a granite cutter. lie was
formerly in the granite business, under
the name of Cloud Bros.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
were PLANNING . use feams.

The Montpelier city council was to
have held a special meeting tonight to
consider the CARRYING of school children
by team, since the electric raiIroad re-
fused the half.fafe, but in view Of the
promise today that the tickets would
be put on sale it is not known whether
the council will meet or not.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
Call For Committee on The Electric
Railroad Question.

The executive committee Of the q. Il.
T., and all special committees appoint.
ed by the different locals are requested
To meet this evening (Mondav) April
22 At granite cutters rooms, Scampini
block, al 9 o'clock p. hi. let everybody
be present. JAS Mutch, Sec. 9. l.. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
RARRE,s VIEW pAsToR.
Or. z. o. Thayer Who Comes Here
From Springfield Church.

II viii be noted from the above that
the, Rev. RI ri Lowe who has been pas
tor Of Hedding Methodist church in
Barre for FIVE years has been transferred
to St. Albans. BE will be succeeded by
the Rev. +. o. Thayer, d. d., Of Spring
field, The new pastor Of Hedding church
Is graduate of Wesleyan university and
has been president Of Bennett college,
Greensboro, n @. and of Clark uniser-
sity at Atlanta, Ga. He was presiding
elder Of tho Portland district in the
Maine conference, also delegate to the
general conference Of 1900 and the
ecumenieal conference in London in
1901.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
Hospital Under Quarantine.

ST. Johnsbury. April 22--The hospital
here, at which Edward Mortimer Of Barre
died Saturday night Of diphtheria, has
been put under quarantine ard all the
sisters, patients and employees given
antitnxine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
psath y cantnln Newton.

Burlington, April 22.--Capt. William
rs years old, lake pilot and
captain, died to-day He had been III
me service Of the Reindeer and in late
years Of small boats.