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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1908-03-20

washington, March 1s.-The physi-
clans Of Senator William J. Bryan.
OF Florida who has been suffering
with typhoid fever for some time are
much encouraged over his condition
tonight Ii IL stated that while the
senator has n very severe case no
complications have set In and no I'M
favorable symptoms ave develop
d
Jackson. Miss. March 1S.-An un-
Known negro shot and fatally wound
cd Baxter and Rufus Burns. at Burns.
Aiss-, late today. Both are relatives
OF United States Senator AcLaurn, q.
Asssspp.
Governor Noel has Sent blood
bouRcs from the RaaSia county con
vict farm in pursuit = posse Of cit,-
zens Is assisting in the search for
the culprits. The u the SHOOT
ing is unknown
St. Joseph. Mo. March IS-A cor
oner's jury tonight found that Leck
Allen. a local prize fighter. who died
today Of injuries sustained last night
in the fifth round Of a fight with
HuAlllSUCIS IAs hAoNu -
Young Rhodes" came &c his death
from hemorrhage or the brain caus-
ed by overexertion. GuRtlisberger is
under arrest charged with man
slaughter in the fourth degree.
Ocala, Fla. March lS.-A through
freight o. the West Coast Division
OF the Atlantic Coast Line was
wrecked near Lakeland today. A gap
was burned in a trestle through
which the engine fell and n number
OF cars were derailed and demolish-
I'd.
Engineer DuBose. of Lakeland and
two men. one a black man and the
other a tramp, were killed.
Folkston, Ga, March 1S.-The boil
er at the saw mill of G.. W. Moore,
at Homeland, blew up today, killing
Mr.. Moore. the proprietor, and SER
iously scalding three other men. Mr..
Moore came here from North Geor-
gia a few years ago and was one OF
the wealthiest men in this section
Boston, Mass, March 1S.-It was
announced tonight that Governor
Curtis Guild, who has been i'll for
two weeks is in a critical condition.
His PHYSICIAN. Frederick b. Winslow.
found the governor 30 seriously III
late today that it was decided to car
two other physicians into c~onsulta-
ton.
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. -.

Have they a skeleton In their
house,
Several-they keep bonrders.-Hous-
ton Post. ?
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STATE CONVENTION Of I. p
To .iss; III Ills Cilg On iP!i
1916

aL 5c siade TO Have Sntio-s:
Convention in 1909 Meet in NJ
~"-oiI.@-t nique Scheme 10 A.
,ract Attention TO the States *
~.f..-tIous and Advantages.
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TWO VISITORS FROM BREMEN
Distinguished German Citizens in
Wilmington Yesterday

Were Guests of Aessrs James Sprunt
and ID. iii. Lippett-Are Making
Tour Through Cotton Growing
States-Both Are Big Cotton Inn
pOrterS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-22

For persons who enjoy the study of
human nature a visit 10 any daily ses-
sion Of Judge &. B. Diehl s court would
afford plenty ot material. Al the Sat
urday morning session of the court there
was varied assortment of prisoners.
J. W. Woteu was aTraigned upon the
charge of battery. The complaint
against Woten was sworn TO by J. G..
Weaver. Woten entered plea OF not
guilty and his case was set for trial
next Saturday, The defendant was al
lowed freedom on his own rccoGuiZapce.
William A. Keiser was arraiened on
a charge Of selling liquor on Sunday. A
plea OF not guilty was entered and the
case set for trial next SATURDAY,
The Star Loan company was found
guilty of doing business without n
license aud fined $40
George Black, one of the two men Or.
rested Friday morning by Officer Kelly.
charged with stealing q showcase from
III front Of a pawnshop at 1876 West
Second South street, pleaded guilty and
was sentenced 70 three months in tho
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Dope from the Police Court

city jail. Black will, beginning Mon
day, wear bail and chain and assist
in the road repairing work. William
King. who was arrested on the same
charge. entered a plea of not guilty and
his case was set for trial on Monday
afternoon.
Richard Walsh. arrested for vagrancy.
was sentenced to fifty days mt hard
labor with tho city Jail chain gang.
Walsh Was before the court a few days
ago and at that time promised to leave
the city.
John Riley, arrested for heing a
vagraut. will also assist in road repair.
ing for period of thirty days.
Fred Silver, charged with violating
the liquor ordinance. was released upon
his own recogniZance, with the promise
that he would appear before Judge
Whitaker Monday morning for sentence.
j. H. Moore. who is alleged TO be Il
"short change trickster. had his trial
and Judge Diehl will give his decision
Monday afternoon. Moore IS charged
with working a short change trick on
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home. il is expected, will take the place
81 county detention home to some
cxtent. The old Granite stake academy
is 10 be employed. The life of the
corrorotiop is 100 years. J. l., Horne
ygiii i be superintendent Of the school and
NTrs Horne matron. There viii bo
eleven trustees and cook and an as
sistant cook arc to be employed The
bnvs will be given instruction IN reg,
MIR school work besides farming and
Thriving and orchard and poultry rails
Ing. The school w''l DO opened Dccem'
= Articles of incorporation OF the Gum
nison Duck club were filed with the
county clerk Saturday, The purpose of
tho incorporation is TO establish 2 hunt
ing preserve. with headquarters in Salt
Lake City. The capital stock IS $G25O,
divided into les shares AT $50 each,
The club takes over the hunting priv
ileges of the Riverside hunting grounds
near Gunnison, covering lands lying
along the Sewer river, and ten acres
of land TO be used for club purposes.
Van D, Spaldlng is president, Henry ".
Walker vice president; John 5. Man
lev, secretary and treasurer; II. ~.
Kcnrns and William d. Livingston, ad-
ditional directors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-22
AMERICA STRUGGLES FOR
INDUSTRIAL. SUPREMACY

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 2l.-"The ore
great struggle in America today said
education convention today, "is not for
supremacy in music, art. language or
learning. but for the mastery of the
markets of the world, through the uni
versal industrial efficiency of the peo-
pie.
"Tho manufacturing interests OF
America are rapidly coming to dominate
all other interests and are influencing
in no unmistakable way the social ideal
of the American. II the ideal be the
transformation of boundless stores OF
raw material into the products that con.
tribnte to the need and comfort Of man.
industrial training m the public schools
will be the best means of promoting So
cial etfciency.N
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GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS
STAND BY DIR. WILEY

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21-Secretsry
of Agriculture Wilson 3 side Of the
hearing to determine the status of
bIeached -four under the pure food and
drugs law was opened today with ties.
timony offered by the government eX-
pert chemists. whose statements gen
day by millers' chemists. who gave it
as their opinion that despite the eX-
istenco of nitrous aeid in bleached -four
it is not harmful to health,
The government chemists adhered TO
the idea of DR.. Harvey W. Wiley, the
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Methodist.

Y {. church, Ninth East and
SaH streets; D. II. Helnick. pas
sssning at u a. m. and 1880 p. m.
,Eaool at 10 o'clock, J. N. Settle,
/ Tent Epworth league at $50:
..Iion Hiskey, leader. Special
sacn evening during the week.
saturday evening. The week
Sslees will begin al 8 o'clock. A
,enetlon is extended 70 you to
nese services.
Methodist Episcopal church. cor
n ivra rs East and Second South
|S II q. m; subject, HSceking
s.,., Sunday school, Ills p. m:
4 Tae. superintendent. Epworth
'sg ?. m; Miss Gaby, president:
Controllcd by tho Spirit Of
tTss1' Miss Minnie Duray. Spe-
s,.' programme at 1880 .. m,
H. meetings Monday. Tuesday
@assday evenings.
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p,esbyteian.

syterian church, corner Of
! Prssoy.ed c streets; Rev. William
Ianple ar,' pasror-Morning serv-
lGH y, p,,acI Evening services at
4 oSSwoday school at 1890 p. IN.
steiE meeting Sunday night at
ftoplf,s suask services on Wednes-
g &'u teachers meeting at I:30
|rsa'rS. snS conference at D. M.
rayeI what hat Way Has the Recent
IN benefited You2' Every
d Pa"i PmI "iovited TO all OF these serv-
n,.ssyterian church, corner Elev-
and Eleventh SCUM stTeets'
Hays. pastor; Maoe I LSol5
.uporintendent Q! Snnoay scn3oi
y. :I On Sunday as fellows: FSreaen.
-. Al II a. M sGSlece; ms. >
a sSIness OF Life. rreech1ns S,,Se,, SerV1 ;,
enc. ...hool at 1915 2. m +; st; lGsSon, col S
tsrointed Kins. Chrdgtian .T En-
A. $50 p. M topic. ihankS Sgiyo
enyor meeting Mednesday at GSo
ssst side union Thaakssiving seTv-
| ,tIg church THURSDAY At ~ d, m
"a s!mpkin Will preach tne SER
eord!al welcome to al! services.
k'.-s,er Presbyterian church. In
- n F. hall. Postoffice place
Garsbin at II o'clock. The an
"a SsCssiving service will be held
Hnrnlng Instead of Thursday;
paThenSs Be to God for -"
:rhasksgIving music by the choir.
rorshIp. O service OF praise, The
.Sic is given below. The pastor
4, ~ story OF the old hymn. Sun
y ssnl" Sunday school and mems
,sr AZ 1e.i5 p. m, Endeavor mis-
~ Gs2 West First North street.
I. Senior Endeavor at $50 p.
q, o. +. hall; topic, "Grati-
aim log. Prayer meetings We'd
4 fl,ht AZ 7:45 O'Clock at i75 Third
~ sts South Second West. This
r..sljke church for all the people.
!; curtIs McIntire. pastor; residence.
IA Eth South street.
"a mus!c Sunday night at West
& Presbyterian church:
, -rhc Lords Prayer" :,....
rlo "a Song OF Thanksgiving"
.........-s...... AllitSen
r. Mr.. Buchanan.
7. scome Unto Me" ~. A, Parks
-, Hand Unseen" ....J, A Parks
.,-rsen, Miss Evans. Mr.. Buchanan,
'.Ty God, My Father ,..-. Marcion
Miss jameson.
II softly Now the Light Of
n ~...s..s...,se.. PlRSQti
q I'VE Praise Thee. o Cod.
T..............s...., Ross,ni
III. III Ross Draper, director.
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Episcopal.

Marks cathedral. 225 East First
= street, Rev. Benjamin Brewster.
<srrices for the Sunday next before
y Holy communion al a. m. Sun
|,ca al s:i5 a. m. Morning prayer.
I'D sermon at II a, m. Evening
! AID sermon az 1880 o'clock. Wis.,
|ts always welcome.
hpls church. Main and Fourth
4 arsels; Rev Charles E. Perkins,
-Aoly communion az s a. m. Sun
'erol at 9;45 n. m, Morning serv-
= Hrmon at II o'clock, Bible study
s20 p. m. Evening prayer and
ca I:30 o'clock. Visitors welcome.
|En free.
Airews Associate Mission holds
f1Ting services Sunday at st.
e1pel, Logan avenue and Ninth
sunday school at 2. m. Evening
ird sermon al ?. m. Holy COM
o The INST Sunday Of each month
= Peters chapel, e57 North Sec
Est-sunday school at 9:E5 q. m.
prayer and sermon at 1880 .. m.
aanun!on on the last Sunday OF
'rslh AZ 8 e, N.
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clerk in Frumkin S cigar store on
East First South street.
John j. Edgar pleaded guilty to bat
terry upon his wife, but on promise that
he would keep away from her IL tho
future his case was dismissed.
William Bingham. who at the Friday
afternoon session Of court pleaded not
guilty to vagrancv. changed his plea 10
guilty and was ordered 10 leave sGe city,
Three men arraigned on the charge
of drunkenness wcro found guilty and
their cases dismissed.
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Y. w, q. A

The vespor services OF the yo,,, yu,
mems Christian association will be held
IN thelr rooms in Brooks arcade az acso
Pm P, M. Mrs: McNitt will lead All are
The Y. ". c. A. Bible class will n,e.t
m BROOKS. arcade, Monday evening. at 7:S6
O'CLOCK. Professor Marshall will discuss
hebrew poetry. All are welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-22

government 5 chief food expert, that
food containing poisonous substances
should be banished from the market. On
the whole, IL was the conclusion of the
experts that bleacbed hour contained
nitrates which in some degree is harm.
ful TO the human system.
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Christian.

tSentrG Christian church. corner NJ
opa ansfd b,os5 East and Fourth South Streets.
S,,f,otn Smg GIock east OF the city and county
ouliatng: Rev. Albert D. Buxton, nastor.
residence. a66 Fifth East street! inSe,,
penaent phone e1.-Sunday-school M
S;A2 a. m. Sermon by Rev. DR.. Buxton
&c., 49, d m; and 7.4S p m. Christian En-
Wednesday night. iheelins
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Lutheran.

Ia pahisn Evangelical Lutheran
D E,s.s Jensen, pastor; residence.
Ia 6f,.LtseVice at r. H., st the
. IA relan church. corner Second
A. ouFth East streets. Sunday
n r.,rp p m. AL Danish and Nor
= s"e cordially Invited. ...
hsS SvIs y,s 9 English Lutheran church,
|hst,, VVstn East; William ]. Lam
Gag s.m-,So1unday-schooI at c:30 p. m.
- service al } D. m.
u so,,,SS ,,,SS'neran ST. Johns church.
L,ssior shd state; William j. Lam
school at $50 "A. m.
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mssts second Church OF Christ. Scientist
20 sortt I' Th,c Lhadles Literary club BUILDING
49, Jun Ihlrd East street-Lesson eaS'
IHon Roa,. at II a m; subject. "Soul and
Ry%S R1uE. Sunday school at l2IS n ~
at eSs"es9ay o!sI5c,, evening testimonial meeting
tribune building 14e SOUTH Main 60. -
- 70 open daily except Sunday. from iS,36
. 20 O'clock p. M; on Wednesday To :
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Adventists

Church corner Fifth South and Sixth
East streets; S. C. Huntington. pastor,@
Services: Sunday school. 10 a. m. preach
Ing, IL a m: Y. =. V. meeting. 3.30 n
m; preaching. 1880 p. m. subject, All
thority for Sabbath Observance. Prav-
er meeting Wednesday. 1880 . m.
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Baptist.

Irre church, Third South and Sew
[nst streets: Louis S, Bowerman.
services, II Z. m,
|,s .. N. Morning subject, What
IL APOSTLE. and Is the Office EX-
4 Ereniug. series OF Bunyan's
s. tie third Mr.. Worldly Wise
4 Ta!s Is the music night FOR tho
b special Harvest" song anthems:
q ttat for all Blble school at 1918
Ben L. Corum. superintendent.
Il movement adult classes. Young
rs meeting at 6:l5, Prayer and So
|kica Wednesday evening at 7:45.
EAgton mission; Rev. L. L. Troyer
he: F. J. Lucas. superintendent
scaool at lG:45 a m. Preaching
N p m.
Icanas mission; Miss Ida B. Davis.
|a-y; G. VI. Fraser, superintendent
y sciool at 1890 noon,
Ee cordially invited to all these
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Reorganized l. d g

=, Reorganized Latter-day Saints, Fedora
-Sunday-school at 10 a. M Preacbine,
at IL a. M. by Elder Hall. and at 7:s6
p. IN. by Z. A. Davis Book OF Mor,noo
class at p. m. ''''h
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Congregational.

so,,1h 1hips congregational church. Fifth
Sinpkin. pastor-Services this dav AZ Il
a.; @ n, win sermon. The Deity Of Christ.
Eternai Etc E,;,p 1;4n p, m: With sermon. "The
at IE.So y. m. Christian Endeayor ar Z. 81
sb,na-- p m: very cordial welcome to all woro Yo
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New Interpretations

zions Aid society filed articles OF : m
sHioSl utHaS for waywarI boss ana g'r!s. The
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T1NDAY SERVICES
I'm ZION CHURCHES
Scientist

Service at 1890 a m. Tberl,so,,.,,
service at 1880 a. m Nins aaS
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Salt Lake CITY. Nov. "A. zoos

NaIL LIME NIIF, -NOF. IT, I3Vo.
Will YOU kindly decide a dispute by
informing us in Sundays Tribune what
Western states, other than Idaho, Utah
and California, use free text books in
their public schools, and oblige two
readers of The Tribune. J.. e. X.
We have 10 means of answering this
question.
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Tribune Want Ads
Bell phone 520l. Ind. phone S6054S,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-22

N) c is right. (o) II is not easy to
describe the limits otherwise than by
map or drawing; but The Tribune,
during the recent campaign, printed u
number Of times a map of the election
district. which is fairly accurate as TO
boundaries (3) Those supplied by
stage or on horseback.
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Will you, in your questions and and
following questions: (1) Did the pres.
ent empress of Russia adopt the Greek
Catholic religion when she married the
tzar9 (2) Did the tar Of Russia try
TO get divorce from the empress some
time ago? (3) II so, on what groundl
q. i.
% Yes. (2) No.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-22

Grace, Ida, Nov. l3.
Kindly answer in Semi Weekly what
position did W. H. Taft hold in the
cabinet of the United States in May,
1905; What position in the cabinet
did EIlbu Root hold at this time?
GEO. a, TOOLSON.
(D W. II. Taft was Secretary of
War at that time. (2) Elihu Root is
Secretary of State
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-06-05
COLLEGE NOTES.

The base ball team returned from the
southern trip Saturday morning The
first game was played Wednesday with
Union University at Scheme ctadv. The
score:
Inning | 2 3 4 5 6 7 80 K, H, E.
Union 90 64Olx ~ II 2
Middlebury % 0O001 2 s Z
Batteries: Dunn and Vogt, Spafford
and Stewart
The second game was played at Ham,
ilton, N. Y, Thursday, with Colgate Uni
versity. This was one of the fastest
games played by Middlebury this season.
Each team ran in two scores in the first
inning. Middlebury earning hers with
three hits and Colgate getting hers on an
error. Not until the thirteenth inning
was the winning run made through
sacrifice hit by Beane. Buttolph pitched
part of the first inning. Fisher was in
fine form and easily held Colgate down
to scattering hits in the diamond. The
score:
Innings l 2 5-13 R. H. E.
Colgate 5000 o. 2 6
Middlebury 2 0 0 0 D. 3 s 9
The team was unable to play the REM
selaer Poly technic Institute at Troy Sat-
urday on account of rain. The last
scheduled game of the season will be
played with Norwich University June 10
at Mortified.
There will be a meeting of the Athlet-
ic Association tomorrow morning for the
annual reports of officers and the election
of officers for the next year.
The second team played the Pittsford
town team at Pittsford Saturday, losing
the game to 0. The game was called at
the fifth inning on account of rain.
The senior class will appear before the
faculty this afternoon when the COM
mencement class honors will be an
nounced.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-06-05
WEYBRIDoE.

Mr.. VIM. Gravel. who is employed at
the Smith, Child & Co.'S mill, was saw,
ing single on Friday of last week and
while putting Oh block, his right hand
came in contact with the saw, which
resulted in the loss of part each OF his
thumb and two fingers. He was taken
to DR.. Eddy's, who took care of the
wounds.
J. S. Shaw has commenced his usual
trips with his meat cart. which VIII be
continued during the season.
Repairs are going forward on the local
NJ. E. Church. The steel ceiling is near
" on and the whole edifice is to be
newly PAINTED. Services are held in the
church parlors.
The Mott cottage is closed for the sea-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Child are at
the Crysler cottage at Kellogg Bay for
the season as heretofore.
Quite a severe frost here on Tuesday
night.
New sign boards are beingIplaced at
prominent points on our highways So
that none need go astray.
Miss Vera Warner has left her.position
at Shaw's store after two years service.
Miss Warner retires with the assurance
of the general good wishes of the patrons
of the trade, as her services have been
very acceptable to the public.
Our road commissioners are busy at
their work. Special attention will be
given to certain portions of the road
Among them is the one near the Wey'
bridge cemetery, which is always fai
from good each spring.
II, A. Boies' Jersey, five years-old COW
gave in seven days, 357 pounds of milk
81 pounds per day. She is from the
celebrated "Evarts" herd of Waltham.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-06-05
MIODLEBURY LOCALS.

j. w. Lawrence of the Logan has TAX
en- the contract to provide the luncheon
for Commencement day and Inaugural
ton day, June % and "a. Both banquets
will be served in the town hall, as will
also be the supper for the promenade.
At the annual meeting of the Wom-
ans Missionary society Of the Congre-
gational church Tuesday the following
were elected: President, Mrs. c. E.
Bryant; vice-president, Mrs. B. F. Ha-
gar: secretary, Mrs. T. E. Boyce; treas
urer, Miss Mabel Merrill; assistant, Mrs.
Charles Harris.
The pension board has been reorgan-
lied with Dr. Watson of New Haven,
chairman, Dr. White of Middlebury,
secretary, and DR.. Townsend of Bird
port, treasurer.
Cards have been received in town an
nouncing the marriage of Emelyn Wells
Tilden to John Everett Thompson. The
ceremony took place at the brides sis
ter, Mrs. Arthur l.. James. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson are to reside at Thetford
Mines, Province of Quebec, Canada. -
Monday afternoon Solomon LaPine
stood on box in T. Kidder's shop to
hang up a heavy harness. Making a
misstep, he fell, striking his side on
another box. injuring it quite seriously.
He is confined TO the bed.
Rev. DR.. John NJ. Thomas, the new
president of Middlebury College. Vt,
VINO for several years was chaplain Of
Hope Lodge, F, and A. NJ, of East
O.ange. was the guest of honor at the
meeting of the lodge last night. DIR.
Thomas expects to leave shortly for Mid
dlebury and last night was his farewell
appearance at the lodge. Claude E.
Lanterman, the worshipful master. de-
livered farewell address, which was
responded to by DIR. Thomas.
N. j., Evening News, May 30.
The third annual tournament of the
Middlebury Gun Club for the Addison
County trophy was held on the fair
grounds Wednesday afternoon. Cushing
Hill WOE the cup by breaking % out of
25. The other score was: j. A. Wright,
81; N. S. Foote, II; L. G. Russell, IS;
w. G. Hill, %; R. F. Pinney, 20; G. N.
Shambo, IS; W. j. Newton. IL George
Palmer, 81; C. E. Palmer, II. The sec
ond trophy will be shot for at a later
date in 50-bird race. w. G.. Hill of
Portland, Me-, representing the Union
Metallic Co. and the Remington Arms
Co., gave fine exhibition of fancy rifle
shooting.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-06-05

have already printed the names of the
jurors in the Register. All tile members
OF the panel were present 10 answer to
their names but Ben &. Gee of Monkton
aud Frank j. Barrows of New Haven.
The first jury trial WAS started at 2:30
o'clock and was Chester II. BrUughn,
appellant, VS.. L. o. Allen. The plaintiff
and his mother. Mrs. Harriet H.
Broughn. came here from Chicago last
year and r. NAMED in town several
months. BrUughn claims to have bar
gained with Allen, who is the we'll
known liveryman, for pair of horses,
wagons, harness, etc. in all amounting
to $500, the horses alone canning to 1915.
Broughn gave to Allen check signed
by his mother for sos as par payment for
the purchase, but he never had the prop
erty In his possession and never paid any
more, but on the contrary apparently
got sick of his bargain and wanted his
$65 back.