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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-04-15
WEST EDEN.

Mrs. e. F. Burns pleasantly entertained
the v. l. society Thursday afternoon.
Charles Phillips and wife. OF Bangor, are
at J. Lee Fogg's, called here by the illness
Of their little grandson.
Clarence Hopkins, OF Trenton, is en-
ployed at 0. B. Knowles in place Of Ames
Ellis, who went to Greenville last week.
Galen, little SON Of Mrs. Bernice Phillips,
OF Bangor, is very Ill 1t the home OF Mrs.
Phillips father, J. Lee Fogg, where she is
Visiting.
Quite number Of our young people have
returned home this week. Charles Kit
tredge, Marian kittredge, Liston Mayo,
George Haynes from Waltham, Mass. also
X. ". Haynes, who went South for his
health, and Eugene Haynes, from Ona va
lake, where he has bsen in the woods the
past winter.
April 10. NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-04-15

Theoph,lus Batchelder, of Hancock, and
Charlotte (Gross) Batchelder, of Bucks
port. In early life she was married to the
late Francis Billings, Of Sedgwick, and one
daughter by this union survives-Mrs.
Lewis E. Fernald, of East Blackstone,
Mass. Her second husband was the late
Thomas Tapley, of Belfast, and dsugh-
Conn, survives. Mrs. Tapley moved to
Belfast in 1873, but did not make her per-
manent home there until 1893. The
funeral took place at the Baptist church
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
Rev. ID. H. McQuarrie, pastor, officiating.
The remains were taken to North Hancock
for interment.
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SEAL COVE.

George Kellay is employed at Hall
Quarry.
Fred Waterhouse, Of Portland, is visiting
his uncle, Harlan Murphy.
Leon Whaling, OF Sullivan, ia visiting
his uncle, Roland Ashley
Mrs. Eugene Murphy and little son, Of
Trenton, are visiting Harlan Murphy and
wife.
Miss Wavie Latty, who spent the winter
at home, has returned to Bar Harbor,
where she is employed.
The clam-canning season is about
closing, after successful winter. W. ]
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Harper, who has supplied the f.c.o.,
Southwest Harbor and McKihisaes 1t
transported, on an average, 2.600 ny, has
CLAIMS week, employing more tbsr s Of
diggers. This meant good monsv osy
business for those employed. y and
April IL.
Head. ~ owrs
Miss Sadie Carver has pona .,
Harbor. '" Bar
Herring have been taken in M;,.,.,
weir at TiDker's island. 'enehs
Miss Louise Heath is teachine 81.
spring term Of school at South Seal 5o we
April Is.
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WEST BROOKSyILLE.

Mr.. Campbell, of Pembroke, was in town
on business last week.
Miss Elsie Howard, of Castine, is the
guest OF Mrs. William Stevens.
Capt. George A. Stevens has purchased a
fine driving horse of Harry Slower.
Mrs. Harry M. Tapley and son Emery
are visiting Mrs. Tapley's mother in Ban
gor.
Schooner Clinton, Capt. Ed. Lord, has
arrived from kockland with general car.
go for o. L. Tapley.
Easter Sunday will be observed at the
Congregational church. The children Will
give concert in the evening.
The Mutual Improvement society met
last Thursday evening. Ii was decided to
discontinue meetings for the summer.
April 10. ToMsoN.
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WALTHAM.

Miss Julia Rankin has gone to Corea to
teach.
The infant son OF Philip Giles and wife
10 quite ill.
Mrs. Stephen Jordan, who has been ill
with tonsilitis, is improving.
Ada and Arwilda Jordan have gone to
Seal Harbor to join their father, who has
employment there.
The net receipts OF Companion court
Sunbeam, /. o. F., from the fair and
dance were ss5, instead of IS, as stated in
last weeks issue.
April 10. H.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For Additional County Meas. sss Other pages.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Alyah Reed, OF Newport, formerly OF
Northeast Harbor, was in town Friday on
business.
Much sympathy is felt here for Mrs.
Beatrice Page in her recent bereavement,
the death OF her husband, Herbert Page.
Miss Annie Clark left here last week to
teach in Burnham. Miss Lulu Mayo has
returned to Island Falls to resume her
school work.
NJ. Fl. Mason, who spent the winter in
Arizona. returned to Southwest Harpor
last week, considerably benefited by his
western trip.
An Easter concert will be held at the
Congregational church Easter Sunday
morning, and at the Methodist church in
the evening.
Mr.. Wight, OF California, largely inter-
ested in sheep-raising in that state, has
been here for several days, the guest of
George r. Fuller.
Miss Ada Wilbur and Miss Maud
Burlington, OF Fall River, Mass, sister and
niece OF Mrs. George r. Fuller. spent last
week at her home here.
Archie Mains, a student at Bates college
and classmate OF Miss Annie Clark, spent a
few days recently at Willow Field cottage,
the guest OF Clare Clark and wife.
Rowepa Rebekah lodge will entertain
gramme is in preparation. A part OF the
music Will be furnished by the Northeast
Harbor lodge.
Very interesting meetings have been
carried on at the White church, Manset.
for the past two weeks, the pastor, Rev.
MIR. Thoms, being ably assisted by the
evangelists, Miss Edwards and Miss
Kitchen.
Miss Alice J. Dolliver entertained a
party OF friends at fiincn in the banquet
hall Friday evening. IL was one OF the
cream and cake were served. Mrs. George
Gilley and Mrs. William Hanna have also
given enjoya BILE finch parties, and there
are more to follow.
Miss Annie Holmes, who taught the
fall and winter terms at Norwoodis Cove,
is now in charge Of the primary school in
the Freeman schoolhouse, and Miss Eva
Springer, is at Norwood's Cove. Mrs.
Maud Trask is at the Freeman grammar,
and the sisters MCGEE are again in charge
Of the Manset school.
The Congregational sewing circle met
Tuesday with Mrs. Florence Clark. As
this was the first time Mrs. Clark had en-
tertained the circle, the members were out
in good force, comfortably filling the
double parlors. Mrs. Hannah Holden, of
Brooklyn, who is visiting Mrs. William
LawtoD, was a welcome guest and gave
valuable hints on needlework.
The Y. w. G. T. U. held it's annual meet
ing Thursday evening at the home Of Miss
Kathie Freeman. Two new members
joined the society. A pleasing programme
was given. Officers elected were: Presi-
dent, Miss Marion Sawyer; first vice.
president, Miss Katherine Freeman; re-
cording secretary, Miss Flora Gilley;
treasurer, Miss Mildred Savage.
April 10. SPRAY.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Ralph T. Young was in Bar harbor
couple of days last week on business.
William Kellen went to Ellsworth
Monday to work for Charles Ii. Curtis
Mrs. Herman Sinclair, of Ellsworth, was
the guest of Mrs. Reuei Mcfarland last
week.
Edgar Springer has moved his family to
Northeast Harbor, where he will be EN-
ployed through the summer.
April 49,
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BUCKSPORT.

Mrs. Harriet A. Wardweli died at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Sewell l..
Haywood, Tuesday, April I, after an ILL.,
ness OF one year. Mrs. Wardweil was
seventy-five years old. She leaves one
son, Eugene s. Wardweli, OF Bluehill, and
two daughters, Mrs. II. s. Dutton, OF Nor
ristown, n. j., and Mrs. Haywood,
of this town, with whom she has
made her home for the past twenty years.
Neal Dow Brooks, of Gray, who killed
Edward NJ. Smith, the Bucksport MUIR
derer, while confined for observation in
the insane ward of the State prison at
Thomaston Jan. 10, has been indicted Tor
murder. Brooks is still confined to the
insane ward of the prison, and it is un-
derstood the indictment will be placed on
file. Smith was serving a life sentence for
the triple murder at Bucksport on the
night Of Oct. 10, 1876.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Fo~ additional County Mems see Other pager
NORTHEAST HARBOR.

Jack Frazier and wife spent a few days
in town last week.
G. w. Jordan has been confined to the
house two weeks by illness.
Plans are being made for an Easter con-
cert at Union church, Sunday evening.
The Baptist sewing circle will meet with
Mrs. Thomas Fenneiiy Thursday evening.
j. H. Branscom is having q ventilator
added to his stable, which is q great i'm
provement.
The Congregational society will meet
with Mrs. Albert Reynolds Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Elva Stanley is spending . few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Rena Stan
ley Fernald.
Friends here OF Herbert Page were
grieved to hear of his sudden death at
Hallowell.
George johnson and Miss Inga johnson,
who have spent the winter with relatives
in Norway, returned home Saturday.
Miss Ethel Reed entertained q few
Of her friends Tuesday evening before 60
ing to Trenton to teach the spring term of
school.
George s. Parker and Albert Jacobson,
of Mt. Desert, are working for Hodgdon 4
Lamson. At present they are building an
addition on the Clark cottage, Harborside.
Two helpful and interesting sermons
were delivered by Mr.. Shsckledon, OF the
Bangor seminary, Sunday, at Union
church. D. l. Patch will preach next Sun
day.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Babbidge, who spent the
winter with her sister, Mrs. N. Higgins,
at Town Hill, visited Mrs. j. H. Branscom
over Thursday, leaving Friday for her
home in Stonington. She reports a
pleasant and comfortable winter in the
North, after the past five winters in
Florida.
The kindergarten sewing society met
There was a good attendance and very
pleasant evening was well spent sewing
for most worthy object. Next Thurs
day evening the society will meet with
Mrs. Austin Reynolds. All are invited
April ID. N.F.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Eugene Butler went to Far Harbor
Thursday.
The eighth months old child of Ralph
Bowley and wife died Monday night from
the effects of whooping cough.
Willis Bonsey is in poor health. All
hope that the warm days of summer will
restore him to his former good health.
The saving Of spool bars at the mill was
finished last week. They are now saving
slaves and will soon begin saving long
lumber.
April Il. CHEER.
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GOTT's ISLAND.

William H. Harding has been on the
sick list for a week.
Mrs. Edwin NJ. Joyce is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Lovina Moore.
Rev. n. F. Atwood, Of West fremont,
preached here Monday evening, April s..
Mrs. N. B. Trask, Of Atlantic, with her
daughter Marion and son Leland, is visit
ing at Mrs. Charles Harding's.
Mrs. l.. 8. Trask has been spending q
few days with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Manchester, OF Mckinley, who is ill.
April IL. CHIPS.
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EASTBROOK.

Francis Wilbur and wife are visiting
Mrs. Calista Wilbur.
Herbert Piper, young man who has
been fighting consum ption for several
years, died Sunday afternoon. He
leaves father, mother, three sisters and
two brothers; also an aged grandfather,
whom he has cared for, for several
years. One brother is in Arecibo, Porto
Rico, and the other one cared for him in
the last Of his illness. His oldest sister,
who has always kept house for him and
her grandfather was also with him. He
was member of Greenwood grange.
April ID. GEM.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-04-15
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Leonard White is very ill.
Oliver Newman and Harold Gordon
came from Wilton Wednesday.
Friends here of w. A. Havey, of Frank
lin, regret to learn of his illness.
Onias Springer is home from Boston on
business. He expects to return to Boston
in few days.
Friends of Frank G. Robinson, of Lynn.
Mass, regret to learn that he is very i'll, at
the City hospital in Boston. Last reports
were that ne was more comfortable.
April 10. Nj.
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WEST HANCOCK.

Hollis Linscott, who has been quite ill,
Ia out again.
Drank Miles and wife, of Gardiner, have
been visiting friends here.
Mrs. Laura Sinclair, with little son, is
visiting her parents, A. E. Tracy and wife.
A. E. Foren, wife and daughter Eva
have gone to Portland, where Mr.. Foren
has employment.
Mrs. Claude Willard, who has been
Nth her daughter, Mrs. Miles, in Gar
diner, is now visiting her parents here.
April 9. SUMAC.
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KIN.
WEST FREMONT

L. W: Rumiil spent Friday and Saturday
in Bar Hsrbor and Ellsworth on bushes.
Ashbury Lopaus and Will Clark, IT,. left
Tuesday to work for w. A. Clark, ST., at
Avery's rock.
Rev. n. f. Atwood is in Houlton attend.
ing the conference. All hope to see him
back the coming year.
Abel Bartlett is having his house. the
bay View, put in first class order
having plumbing done for hot and cold
water; also fine bathroom finished.
April I3. THsLxA.
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FREMONT.

School commenced April 6, taught bv
Miss Stanley, OF Center, who is boara;ns
with Mrs. Sidney J. Wallace. 's
Miss Ida Rummill. OF West Tremo,.
who il teaching at Bernard, is board;,s
with her aunt. Mrs. Sidney J. Wallace
Mrs. C. n. Norwood has gone to Bernard
to keep house for her sister, Mrs LINDA
Mitchell, who went to Rockland Monday
Tor few days visit with her son, William
b. Mitchell. Mrs. Mitchell will consult 4
physician for throat trouble. :
April s. Kx
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Joseph Judkins is in Boston on business
A son was born to Stephen Stanley and
wife April Z.
The presiding elder, Rev. H. B. haskell,
held the last quarterly conference Mon
day evening in the Methodist church.
Lewis Judkins has had his little steamer
Mona, which was damaged last year by
tire, repaired. The work was done at
Mountainville by Nathan Eaton. Frank
Allen, of Stonington, is putting the en-
CINE in her.
April 10. H.
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Easter concert in the Methodist church
Sunday evening, April 10.
Miss Mildred Ramsdell, who has been
spending few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Florence Dung, returned to Addison Sat
urday.
Miss Addie Guptill, who has been spend
ing her vacation at home, returns to
Waterville Tuesday to resume her studies
at the Coburn classical institute.
April Is. JEN.
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SOUND.
The grip is prevalent.

The grip is prevalent.
William Dodge is employed at Seal IA.
Dor. LIST
+. A. Hayes. machinist OF Bar Ha,h..
was in town FRIDAY, repairing the - w;u'
engine at Sidney Bracy's. ing
Rev. Mr.: Baird held services at St. lama.
Sunday afternoon. Holy communion aug
vice will be held there April Is at lO. 30 VI
Flora, little daughter Of Henry .How.,a
and wife, fell down the stairs 'ruesdaua
morning. She was unconscious for 4 lon.
time, ana received slight conclusion y
the brain. VI
April 10. n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-04-15
A Common Mistake.

Many women mistake kidney and bladder
troubles for some irregularity peculiar to the
sex. Fnley's Kidney Remedy corrects irregu-
4arities and makes women well. Miss Carrie
Harden, Bowling Green, KY, writes: II suf-
1csed much pain from kidney and bladder
trouble until started to use Foley's Kidney
9emedy. The first bottle gave me great relief,
and after taking the second bottle / was
entirely we'll q. A. PARcHsR.
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GOULDSBORO.

William Guptili is very ill.
Little Alice Mitchell is i'll with measles.
n. H. Sowle leaves tomorrow for Hall
Quarry to work.
Mrs. Maud Leighton is visiting her hus-
bands mother, Mrs. Mary Squirting.
School in the lower district commences
to-day, taught by Miss Bertha Moore.
Preparations are being made for an
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

hrs: Nancy whitmore returned to Cam
den Wednesday.
Harold Hardy will leave TOR Tiverton.
X. l., Monday to join his yacht.
Mrs. Montford Haskell and children are
in StonIngton this week, on the schooner
susan \. Pickering, while she is loading
stone for New York.
April 10. H.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Mrs, Drusilla G. Tapley died at her
home in Belfast April 8. She had been
slightly ill for a few days, but had
no warning of the approach of death,
which came instantly as she was sitting in
. chair. The deceased was born in Water
vile, Jan. IA, 1895, the daughter Of Rev.
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BAR HARBOR

Miss Jessie H. Foster and Fuller Foster
have returned from Pasadena, Cal, where
they have been for the past year and a
half with Miss Fosters brother, Frank d:
Foster, formerly resident Of Bar Harbor.
Mrs. .. T. Hinch, who has been in New
York with her daughter, Miss Frances
Foster, returned to Bar Harbor with them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-04-15

Itching piles provoke profanity, but pro-
family won't cure them. Doan's Ointment
cures itching, bleeding or protruding piles
after years of suffering. At any drug store
Adpf.
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FRANKLIN.


Mrs. Emma Morgan, of Ellsworth, is in
s6Dwn.
A masquerade ball is billed Tor MONDAY
might at the town hall.
Mrs. Alice aavey has as her guest a
trother from Swans Island.
Mr.. Crossley, OF California, is visiting
ms brother, B. Z. Crossley and wife.
Rev. Harry Lee leaves for Houlton Tues
day TO attend the East Maine conference.
Miss Cassilena Springer returned Fri
afay from Boston, wnere she has spent the
winter
Misses Bunker and Hsvey are much i'm
proved. z. l.. Wilbur is still very i'll, to
the regret of his many friends.
Rev. A. B. Lorimet, of Bangor, and Miss
Craig, of Presque Isle, were in town We'd
yresday to attend the funeral of their
nephew.
Miss Marion Porter, of Bangor, will
teach the grammar school, and Miss Cas-
siiena Springer the primary grade In DIS
,frict 2, spring term.
The funeral of the infant son of Rev.
A. W. Lorimer and wife took place at the
Baptist parsonage Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. P. A. A. Killam, of Ellsworth, officiat-
ing. The afflicted parents have the sym
palhy of all.
The .sSpinsters club, humorous
aoperetta, was given under the auspices of
the ladies' aic society Friday evening at
the town hall, drawing a full house.
Mrs. c. j. Watson, as bridget, imper-
sOnated her part to perfection, proving
host in herself. Mrs. Loltie Bunker as
Margaret, Mrs. Minnie Mckenzie as
ztGretchen, Mrs. Eveline Clough as
martha, Miss Myrtle Scammon as
ttAebie" were fine in their parts, and the
gentlemen were their equals. Fred,
Frank and Lloyd Blaisdell Fred, pat.
sand Jacob respectively deserve special
mention in their rendition of trio.
Ivory Butler as casa" and Callie Dyer
AS Nathaniel were efficient aids in max
ing the performance a distinct success. A
repetition is arranged tor next Wednesday
evening. Mrs. H. +. Collins was accom-
pianist.
April 10. B.
Miss Susie Swan is at home from
Middleboro, Mass, where she has spent
the winter. Z.
Mrs. H. F. Day, widow of former Bap-
tlst pastor here, was recent guest Of Mrs.
E2Ae Macomber.
Theodore Bunker, assistant station agent
at Bingham, is at home for a vacation,
after an absence of six months.
Harvey and Harris Bunker, who are at
tending the Higgins classical institute,
are members OF the baseball team.
Henry French, Of Oakland, who was in
toWn few days last week returned Satur-
day, his mother, Mrs. Ruth French,
him.
Ms. Edgar Gay, who spent week with
sAar parents recently at West Sullivan, is
n home. Mrs. Lottie Gay was her guest
Esw days last week.
John W. Biaisdell was in Bangor on
business Monday. Mrs. Caddie Blaisdel,
+ Rryn
An. Cassie Bunker and Miss Mabel
Donnell were over to hear MAZDA m
3chumann- Heink
April ID. B.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-15
BIG STEEL
MEN CALLED
Carnegie, Schwab, Corey,
Gary Summoned
WILL APPEAR THIS WEEK
Only One Witness Yesterday at the
Hearing-The First Steps Taken
to Frame New Tariff
Measure.
WILL APPEAR THIS WEEK

Washington, Dec. l5.--Andrew Carne
gle, Charles M. Schwab OF the Bethlehem
Steel company, w. Il. Corey and Judge
u. II. Gray, representing the United
States Steel Corporation, all of whom
are supposed 20 be experts in the art
Of making steel, will appear before the
committee OF WAYS and means this week
to give testimony under oath on the
iron and steel schedules Of the tariff bill
now being framed.
Mr.. Schwab will be the first big steel
man TO be called He viii 20 on the
stand to-day. II is the purpose OF the
committee TO make the most searching
inquiry into the iron and steel business.
Mr.. Carnegie recently declared that the
steel industry was no longer an Infant" ;
that it was husky gownup and was
no longer in need Of protection through
the agents Of high customs duties OH
GERS of the steel~corporation are said
to be very much annoyed over Mr.. Car.
negie's attitude.
Only one witness appeared before the
committee yesterday. When he had con-
cluded Chairman Payne asked ii there
was anybody else who desired TO be
heard. No one responded. The Repubi-
can members OF the committee went into
executive session.
John T. Carton OF Flint, Mich, repre-
senting an automobile company, urged o
reduction in the duties ON autos and
parts Of automobiles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-15
$4,000 DEAD AND
100000 HURT
This The Accident Record Among
Workingmen For a Year, Bureau
Of Laborp Announces.

Washington, Dec. Between 90.
600 and $4,000 deaths and 1000 900 III,
iured is the accident record in the Unit
ed States during the past year among
workingmen, according to bulletin
on accidents issued today by the BIZ.
reau of labor. OF these employed in
factories and warkshops it is stated
probably the most exposed class are
the workers in iron and steel. Fatal
accidents among electricians and elec-
trio linemen and coal miners are de.
clared to be excessive, while railway
trainmen are killed in the proportion
OF 7.46 deaths per 1000 employees.
The bulletin declares that much that
could be done for the protection Of the
vorkingman is neglected, though many
and far-reaehing improvements have
during the last decade. 1t is pointed
out that the possibilities for success
full accident prevention have been clear.
~ demonstrated in the experience OF
foreign countries.
Granting" the bulletin states, that
The underlying conditions in Europe
countries are often quite different and
that many of our industrial accidents
may be the result of ignorance, reek-
less Indifference, or carelessness, the
fact remains that an immense amount
Of human life is wasted and vast
ameunt Of injury IS done to ! alth AM
strength wtth resulting physical i'm
pairment which has q very consider
eble economic value to the nation as
whsle"
II is stated that it should not be
impossible TO avert at least one-third
ana perhaps one-half Of the accidents
BY intelligent and rational methods of
factory inspection. legislation, and con
troll.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-15

eompsnied by message from the presi.
dent. The measure was approved by the
Senate committee on foreign relations
and reported TO the Senate by Senator
Lodge Of Massachusetts, as an amend
ment OF the general deficiency bill. II
was afterward killed by the committee
on appropriation. In writing OF the
case, Miss Stone says;
Il have been waiting for seven years
and more hoping that the ransom money
may be repaid TO the giyers and have
the burden lifted from me of owing my
life to the self.sscrifce Of those who
have never been rcquited."
II. the appropriation Is made, it viii
be sent direct TO Kidder, Peabody 4 Co.,
Boston, custodians of the ransom fund,
who viii distribute it TO the original
givers.