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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-09
HANCOCK.

Miss 10 Goodyear, who is attending
the Normal school at Randolph, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Goodyear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Comes young
child is quite i'll,
p. r. Durham was in Ripton a day
last week.
c. j. Fiske was in Randolph one day
last week.
Miss Jessie Church has returned from
Silver Lake.
This community was sadly shocked by
the sudden illness and death of Repre-.
sentative Geo. Marsh of this town which
occurred Sept. 18th. Mr.. Marsh was one
of our oldest and most respected citizens.
MIR. Marsh held several town offices and
was also elected representative this fall.
He leaves wife, one son and several
grandchildren who have the sympathy
of the entire community.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-09

Miss Grace Mcdowell has returned to
her position at the Central Office.
William Shaw and Mrs. Kate Cham
berlin of Orwell were united in marriage
recently.
MIR. Damon of Middlebury was the re.
cent guest of ID. G. Rice.
The Ladies' society held their annual
meeting Oct. LIST. The old board of off.
GERS was reelected and rendered vote
of thanks. Pres, Mrs. G. r. Walker
vice pres, Mrs. o. S. Gibbs; sec and
treas. Mrs ID. E. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Dayton recently
visited at Richville.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Elithorp have been
spending short time at Port Henry.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-09
WEST SALISBURY.

The pupils in the West grammar
school averaging over 80 per cent. in all
studies for the month of September are
Mildred Kent, Marguerite Dyer. Mae
LAUDER, Edith Trudeau, Ruby Cram
Melvin DEMO. Harold Dyer, Nat Barron,
CHARLES Cram, Philip Wemitt and Viii
fred LAUDER.
Rev. W. E. Slocum and wife are away
on two weeks vacation.
Ben Gale has returned from trip to
YORK State, where he has been visiting
relatives.
Misses Mabel and Beullh Moves visited
at MT and Mrs. Stones, New Haven
Mills, recently.
Miss II. l.. Pierce is at Mr.. Bishops
caring for the sick.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-09
BRISTOL.

The funeral Of Frances Mccormick
was held at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccormack. Monday
afternoon. The Rev. E. r Stone Off.
ciated The bearers were Ray Hasklns,
Cardiff Norton, Daniel Sargent and Alison
Bristol. The interment was in Green
wood cemetery.
Miss Dora Palmer was at home from
her Middlebury school over Sunday.
Leon Dean went Monday to New Ha-
ven, Conn, where he will enter a pre-
paratory school.
William Browe went to Bellows Falls
Monday to visit his parents
George Smith fell down a flight of
stairs Saturday afternoon, breaking his
nose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Stewart of
Charlotte are guests of Mrs. Martha
Stewart.
Clinton Usher has been appointed jan
itor at the Baptist Church vice s. NJ. Golf
resigned.
E. B. Palmer, 1.-The gentleman from
Bristol" went to Montpelier Tuesday.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-09
EAST MIDDLEsURY.

Mr., and Mrs. w. K. Kirby returned
Thursday from two weeks carriage
drive to Hardwick and vicinity.
Henry Bailey and Mrs. Wallace Ar
mold and daughter are visiting friends
at Wells.
Mrs. f. E. Turner and Mrs. Charles
1outt of Middlebury were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Tuner ON Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo Eldridge and Mrs. James
Manney were with friends at Randolph
during the week
Mrs. Timothy Durfey was called to
Lincoln on Monday by the critical illness
of her daughter, Mrs Chas. Clark
Benjamin Sumner of Montpelier was
with his mother during the week.
Miss Ida Stone of Ludlow was the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. Edward Prier dur
ing the week.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-09
4 Peruna is the best
4 friend | ever had.
residence osg3xsxsN
, MzvSsNoHzwC5s M5V>SN' (
One of Thousands of Homes.

MFRS. FLORENCE ATHENS, 400 3rd
Iva ST., Toledo, Ohio, writes: "Peruna
cured me of internal catarrh | took
about four bottles when noticed the i'm
provement and the fifth bottle cured me.
81 do not know what l would have
been like today had 1 not got Peruna.
for | was in terrible state. had pains
all over and was cross and irritable. I
was losing hope of ever being well
again, and was downhearted. am to-
day cured woman, after suffering for
nine months.
81 cannot tell you how happy 1 feel,
but you will know. I never heard of
such medicine; it is the best medicine
on earth. My husband is now taking
it. | will always keep Peruna in my
house. Peruna is the best friend 1 ever
had. 1t must be praised; it cured me-"
Pe-ru-na Tablets.
For two years DIR. Hartman and his
assistants have labored necessarily to
create Peruna in tablet form, and their
strenuous efforts have just been crowned
with success. People who object to
liquid medicines can now secure Peruna
tablets.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-09

Send Your Cow, Steer and
Horse Hides, Calf, Dog, and other
Skins, to che Crosby Tristan Fur Com
pany. Rochester. N. Y, to be converted
into Fur Coats, Robes, Gloves, Mittens,
or Rugs They are the largest custom
Fur tanners of large wild and domestic
animal skins in the world. Send for il
Illustrated cataloA
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-09
Zinc Metal Made into Oxide of
Zinc

and then combined with white lead, is
used to make l.. & NJ. PAINT. Zinc is
imperishable and makes the paint wear as
long as pure linseed oil will hold 1t to a
surface. The l.. 81 NJ. PAINT costs only
about Sl.20 per gallon.
Farnsworth q Co., Middlebury, w. B.
French & Co., Orwell, L. c. Dixie & Co.,
Bristol.
L. 4 NJ. Paint A gents
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-09

Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner {?
Tongue coated9 Bitter taste? Complex
ion sallowT Liver needs making up.
Doan's Regulets cure bilious attacks. 20
cents at any drug store.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-09

Stomach trouble cured. How: Go to
w. II. Sheldon get SOC. box of Mona
tablets and be happy. Simple isn't it
Guaranteed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
BTGGY WILL BRING
CHARGES AGAINST DAyEY
Commissioner Leggett Forces
the Chief of Police to
Take Action

Police Commissioner Leggett wanted
TO know last night why charges had not
Eet been preferred against Policeman
Edward Davey of the harbor station He
stated TO the police commissioners at
their meeting that he thought charges
should be preferred, il they were true
Chief Biggy. although not asked for an
excuse stated that the family Of Miss
Yonge. now Mrs Dayey, did not care TO
prosecute, as she was now married TO
Dayey- Legett replied: We are here
TO maintain the honor and integrity Of
the police department If these charges
against Policeman Eavey ara true I
think they should be investigated
Biggy said ne would bring the charges
today
frank Eso1a. who resigned at the
time OF the fire, was reinstated last
night
Three saio01men-Fred Gerken. north
west corner Sixteenth and Noe streets:
A and J. Berges. southeast corner Six
teenth and Market streets. and Hohue-
man & Wentzell. 35s Noe street. were
found guilty OF selling liquor 10 women
Sentence was deferred until September,
when the new licenses are due
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
SOCIETY GIRL ENDS
LIFE BY GAS FUMES
Daughter of Typewriter Manu-
facturer Fails to Reconcile
Parents After Divorce
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO The CALL

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s-Niss Frances
shoIes. Is years old. prominent in
Evanston society, was found dead in
bed in a gas filled room IN her home
at 1902 Chicago avenue. Evanston, to-
day
Miss Sholes was the daughter of c.
6. Sholes. wealthy manufacturer Of
typewriters and holder OF many vaIu-
able telegraph patents He was for
merIy member of the Fay-Shoies
typewriter company. now constituent
of the Remington typewriter company.
Her mother is Mrs Marie Sholes, mem
ber OF rich Evanston family
Mr. and Mrs Sholes have been sepa-
rated for two years and Miss ShoIes
lived with her mother. The father was
remarked recently and now lives in
New York II is said the young woman
tried in vain TO effect a reconciliation
between her parents For a time the
girl is said 10 have thought she was
going to succeed- Then came the sud
den announcement OF Sholes' marriage
10 a woman in New York Mrs Sholes
is said 70 have been greatly detected
over the news.
Miss Sholes was a graduate OF
Northwestern university and was a
member of several clubs Friends OF
the young woman today said they had
noticed q change in her manner during
the last year. Apparently she had tax
en- an aversion to society and during
the last few months she is said 10 have
expressed desire to live IN seclusion-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
BUDD'SPR|VATF
LIFE WILL BE
Barred IN SUIT
Sensational Facts Concerning
Relationship of Mrs. Du Maui
rier to Follow Will Probate
Former Governors Personal
History Will Be Made Public
as Result of Litigation
Woman VIII Contest for Share
in Estate, Revealing Her
Part in Affairs

Litigation which promises to shed
the light of legal publicity on many
mysterious incidents in the private
life of the late James H. Budd viii
probably follow the attempt to pro-
bate the viii of the ex-governor.
.Budd's viii comes up for probate
IN the superior court at Stockton Au-
gust IL, and that date bids fair to
start contest at law OF the most
sensational character The prom
ised suit viii be commenced at the
instance of Mrs. Du Maurier and will
undoubtedly result in the explanation
Of the close tie which united that
woman 10 the former governor Of this
state.
During his lifetime Budd spent much
tine IN the company OF Mrs Du Mau-
rier. but none OF his friends knew just
what then relationship was. One of
the many rumors current concerning
them had X that Budd and Mrs. Du
Maurier were associated in many sue
cessful financial transactions and this
is borne ont by the news OF the coming
lawsuit
Il Is understood that the ex-governor
in his viii bequeathed all OF his prop
erty. including several valuable real
estate holdings IN this city, 10 his wife.
A clause is inserted in the document
declaring that ali other persons entitled
10 recognition have been provided for
Just before the FIRE OF two years ago
Ex-Governor Budd purchased property
IN this city worth $4,000. but failed TO
have the deed recorded. No sooner had
the death OF the ex-governor been made
known than relatives in this city hast
eHed 10 Stockton in the hope OF securing
papers which would verify the transac-
Iion. Their search was unsuccessful,
but il IS understood that if the requisite
papers had been secured a sale would
have Immediately followed
The ownership OF this property is one
Of the points 10 be decided in the forth
coming lawsuit Just how strong the
claim OF Mrs. Du Maurier 70 this part
OF the estate may be is one of the mys-
teries which has puzzled the friends Of
the ex-governor ever since the first
hint Of & legal battle got about
Mystery cloaked the private life Of
the late governor. 1t hid from his most
intimate friends the, reasons for the
close association with Mrs. Du Maurier
which was known and marveled al dur
ing many years OF his life Some there
are who tell OF meeting Budd with Mrs
Du Maurier and OF her being intro
duced 10 them as the ex-governor S
niece. Whatever the tie which Joined
them the two travelled together exten-
sively. both n this country and Europe.
John z Budd, the brother of the ex-
governor. is confined 20 his home in
Stockton as result OF a recent para
lytic stroke When asked about the
matter he stated that he could give
no Information as TO Mrs Du Maurier's
wherea bouts.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
FIVE YEAR OLD BOY
SHOOTS BABY BROTHER
Children Find Old Rifle and Fa-
taIify Follows When Trig-
ger Is Pulled

san LUIS OBISPO. Aug 13--Ralph
Maxwell. the year old son OF Mr- and
Mrs. W. L Maxwell OF OceanO. was
killed By his brother Robert years
Old. this afternoon
The two little fellows and their sis
ter. Beatrice. aged Z. were playing IN
the rear OF the house Robert found
rife and revolver IN barn The
younzster picked Up the rife and Civ
ing the revolver 70 his baby brother
prepared action for q mimic war.
Neither realized the danger and Rob
err placed the muzzle Of the rife in
.RaIph's mouth and. pulling the trig-
ger. fred The charge entered the 1ugu-
lar vein and the little victim expired
within Eve minutes Eealizi1g thar
something was wrong Beatrice ran 70
the house and told her grandmother
that Ralph was dead
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
ASSAILANT SHOT DEAD
WHEN ENTERING HOUSE
Young Farmer Kills Man Who
Refused to Leave Place
After Warnings

GRASS VALLEY. Aug 13.-John
Richards was shot and instantly killed
today by a young farmer named Moul-
ton upon the Iatters ranch in the Chi
caSo park district Few details Of
the shooting and the causes that led
M TO IL have been received beyond the
fact that Richards was warned away
from Mouiton's place several times
last night. but returned this morning
and affempted 10 enter the house
Pichards is said TO have rushed AZ
Moulton with the intention Of assault
ing him when the latter shot him dead
with rife Moulton surrendered and
Is now in the Jail The sheriff and the
coroner have gone 20 the scene OF the
shooting
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
CARDINAL GIBBONS TO
BE GUEST OF BISHOP
American PreIafe Leaves Rome
for Orvieto With Mgr.
Cerrutfi

ROME. Aug 13.-CardinaI Gibbons ot
Baltimore. Bishop Foley OF Detroit and
Bishop OfConneu OF Washington left
Rome today for Orvieto. where thsy VIII
be guests OF Bishop Frattoechi. who -
a friend OF Mgr Cerrutti. auditor OF the
delegation in Washington lie Ameri-
ear preIates are accompanied by Mon
sign0r Cerrutti
rather A P Doyle. rector q the
a1osfolfc mission house az Washington.
has Jeff here for London By way OF
paris At the former city he VIII at
1end rha eucharistic con Eress and dis
cuss with the most Rev Francis Bourne.
49, fishor OF Westminster. the eStab-
Iishment in England Of a mission house
Similar 70 the one IN Washington. the
nurpose OF which IS the conversion of
Protestants 70 Catholicism
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
I6 YEAR OLD BOY BANDIT
COMMITS DARING HOLDUP
Youth, Masked as Road Agent,
Hats Buggy. Robs Inmates
and Then Drives OF
sPFcIAL DISPATCH TO THE CAL

ALTOONA Pa. Aug 13.-The most
daring holdup committed in this sec
ton Of the state since the mountain
roads were haunted Jy the famous
robber Lewis took place late yesterday
afternoon when Carlton ParneII. 1s
years old. held up Charles Straney. one
OF the city's best known businessmen.
while out driving with his mother and
daughter.
Masked like regular road agent
Parnen sprang into the middle of the
road. halted Straney and demanded
money. He then compelled the woman
and child to yacate the buggy and
cravled fin himself. taking q shot al
Straney.
with shout and shot the bandit
whipped I'D the horse and disappeared
ND the mountain road posse started
in pursuit and there was much shoot
ing before he was run 70 earth
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
DIR. JAMES dunn IS
KILLED BY FALL
Oakland Physician Loses Life
When Horse Slips and HurIs
Him to the Pavement

OAKLAND. Aug. 1s--Pitched head
long from his horse ar the corner OF
Thirty first street and Telegraph ave-
nue shortly after o'clock this evening.
Dr. James P. Dunn. q prominent physi-
clan and surgeon OF city city, died an
hour and a half later in the East Bay
sanitarium. where endeavors were made
70 save his life by an emergency opera
ton He sustained a fractured skull in
the fall. striking head down On the
pavement. and died without regaining
consciousness OF hemorrhage al the
base OF the brain.
Dr. Dunn had been riding 10 the
north Of this city and was returning 20
his home when the fatal accident hap
pened His horse became frightened
and SHE'D directly in front OF the hos
pital and slipped on the pavement
There had been a light drizzle during
the evening. which had made the as
phalt slippery, and owing 10 this Dr.
Dunn lost his life He was unable 20
hold the animal 10 its feet, and Il fell.
throwing him IN such manner that the
bulk OF the physicians large frame
drove the back Of his head against the
street Dr. Dunn was unconscious
saRItarium by the crew OF a passing
streetcar. who saw him fall Dr. Carl
R. krone attended him Immediately
and summoned 10 his aid Dr.. o D.
HamIin, Dr.. z. n Ever and DR.. Frank
Adams. They worked over the UncOn-
scious physician for an hour and q half
until he died at 10 o'clock The sur
geons operated. but could not stop the
hemorrhage from the injury 10 tie
brain
Dr. Dunn had practiced medicine and
surgery in this city for % years be
was al one time associated with the
late Dr. E H Wooisey. when the hos
pitaI of Dr. Wooisey was IN the block
bounded by Madison. Jackson. Eleventh
and Twelfth streets They were en-
gagged in the Southern Pacific hospital
work for several years Dr. Dunn had
been on the Southern Pacific surgical
stan associated with Dr. J. J. Mags
He was an unassuming man, Ekeable
and had many friends among the pro-
fessional men Of the bay cities He
was one OF the most prominent OF his
own calling
Dr. Dunn's marriage some years agC
10 Katherine Chabot was a notable
event in society circles. Mrs. Dunn
with the children, Alice and Katherine
is al Villa Remi. near St Helena. the
summer home OF her mother. Mrs. REM
Chabot Mrs Dunn is a sister OF Mrs
Leon BocQueraz who was Claire Chabot
Her marriage took place two weeks agc
AT Villa RemL Other sisters are Mrs
Frederick Dieckmann and Mrs. Robert
s knight Dr. Dunn was son of the
late Martin Dunn. q pioneer OF Oakland
Among his surviving relatives Is Dr.
John Dunn. a prominent dentist and
clubnan Of San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
MOTHER
CAN N'ISTOP
MARRIAGE
Daughter FIees Westward and
VIII Wed DR.. Fitzgerald
at Sacramento
Father and Fiance Go to Capital
to Meet the Girl on
Arrival
Mrs. Ludwig Is in Close Pursuit,
but Probably VIII Come
Too Late
Cupid, Aided by One Parent, Is
Promised Triumph in In-
terrupted NuptiaIs

Miss Ethel Ludwig. who was
chloroforned and rushed away IN an
automobile by her mother to pre-
vent her marrying Professor Fred
Fitzgerald Of Stanford university,
escaped from her irate parent yester-
day and IS now on her way 10 wed
the man she loves Her mother Is
in hot pursuit She IS only one ua1n
behind, but that little start IS amply
sufficient to bring about the outwit-
ting Of her mother and her own mar
rage.
Dr.. Fitzgerald and the girls
father are now in Sacramento. where
they viii neet Mss Ludwig and the
marriage probably take place.
No sooner did Miss Ludwig succeed
in getting away than she autographed
Professor Fitzgerald. telling him OF
her action
y an free" she teIegraphed- VIII
arrive in Sacramento today VIII you
marry me-
TAKE Up FIGHT FOR GIRL
% tLlS message there was 10 4r-
s7sfance- Though fitzgerald had de-
clzred in letters TO friends that he had
brought an end TO the romance. the
telegram whipped alive the burning
embers OF his aSection and once again
he took I'D the fight for The girl and
himself All the plans are made Otto
Ludwig. the girls father IS aiding
him. and he. too. accompanied by 3
Fulton. a student AZ Stanford. left for
Miss Ludwig arrives IN Sacramento she
viii be rushed 10 her wedding The
next train viii bring her mother, and,
il is hoped. too late
FATHER FAYORs MARRIAGE
When seen in Sacramento Iass night
Fitzgerald practically admitted the pur-
pose OF his visit there
We'll. I'm not here IN the interests
OF any business prOpOsition-yOu can
say that lie replied 70 a question
Further than that ! decline 70 be in
Ierviewed-
otto Ludwig was more inclined 10
talk
YES. I know that ny wife is stin
opposed 10 the marriages" said Lud-
wig We expect Ethel here tomor-
row morning. and the marriage viii
take place Immediately nevertheless
I an perfectly satisfied with PrOfes-
sor Fitzgerald as a son IN law I
think I ought 70 be satisfied with him
II my daughter is I don't know Just
where my wife is. but I suppose she IS
following Ethel ard would prevent the
wedding Il she could
II isn't yet known how Miss Ludwig
succeeded II effec<ing her escape from
her mother
At the wedding that IS confidently
expected 70 occur In Sacramento TO-
day Ludwig viii give the bride away
and Fulton. the stanford student. viii
act as best man L IS al arranged
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CAIL

SAN JOSE, Aug. l5.-Penned IN
AZ auto that plunged over the wall
OF 4 steep canyon and rolled over
and ever until Il struck the bottom
with Z terrible crash was the nerve
rsckEg experience OF two Oakland
zea who were driving a car II the
Ssntz Cruz mountains today. That
they were not killed is miraculous,
and stranger still IS the fact that they
suffered only minor injuries.
R :. McMulIeu, who IS secretary
OF the Key Route traction company
and associated with his father Colonel
= c. 1EcNuIIen. IN the state savings
bank OF Oakland. and r " Frost also
OF tnat city. we're riding il z Sunset
runsbout over the Bear creek road
TIE road is narrow and dangerous.
winding tortuously along the crest OF
e deep canyon. On e sharp turn the
machine left the grade and plunged
over the enbankment. carrying the
two men with IL The car turned CON-
pletely over twice in its descent be-
fore It lodged with crash against
dense brushwood- Neither Of the oocu-
pants Vas seriously hurt Mc8Iullen
escap5nE with a sprained ankle and
Frcst with slight bruises
The accident occurred about midway
between Boulder Creek and the sum
nit. near --e scene of the recent Mar
riott accident The steering gear OF
llc1fullen's car had broken and the
machine was unable 10 hold the -Surn-
Only one wheel was smashed IN the
plunge. NcMuilen has summer home
near Eoul6sr Creek and the two in
sured men went there after the acci-
dent
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
BALTIMORE sun WILL
URGE TAFT'S ELECTION
Leading Democratic Paper of
Maryland Forsakes Bryan for
Republican Nominee

BALTIMORE. Aug 13--The Balti-
more sun. the Leading democratic paper
OF Maryland. has come out openly for
Taft Hitherto IN the campaign il
had been giving Bryan perfunctory
support
The three leading newspapers of
Baltimore are now aligned for Taft
and the prospects for the republicans
carrying the state are thus made
brighter than ever. The Sun SAYS to-
day:
We believe the election of Taft
would tend 10 hasten the restoration
OF prosperity. We believe that his
administration would be prudent There
fore we support him from g sense of
public duty"
club and it would argue no better for
the public wealth than the big stick
has done.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
TAFT FAILS TO STICK
ON BUCKING HORSE
Refuses TO Mount Animal Again,
but Rides Away on New
Charger
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

HOT SPRINGS. Va, Aug 1s.-Eil-
liam H Taft. republican nominee for
president. was unsaddled today just
after he had mounted q horse for a
ride The ex-secretary was uniniured
by his fall, which was not a hard
one He Immediately sprang TO his
feet and surprised all OF those who
witnessed the accident by calling for
a new horse
No amount of argument would in
duce the nominee TO attempt to mount
the animal that had thrown him After
q short time another horse was secured
and the big man from Ohio rode away
apparently contented
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
rNDrcr GOULD AccusERs

NEW YORK Aug lS--The grand
Jury today found indictments accusing
Mrs BENJAMIN Teal. Harry IL Mousiev
: rrfyate detective. and Julia Fleming
Searnstress. Of attempting suborra-
ton Of perjury In inducing Mabsl Mac
Causiand 10 give false evidence against
brought By Mrs Could All the de-
fendsuts are at liberty on bail on sirni-
lar charges made by the district attor-
new. They will be arraigned TO plead