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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-20
LAMOHLE COUNTY.
HYDE PARK,

Mrs. Charlotte Chappell, agod 30
years and five months, died Thursday
morning Of old age. She was born In
Westfori, twice married and IS sur
vived by a husband. one daughter and
ten grandchildren The funeral took
place at tho Methodist Church at
Morrisvile Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock-Jacob Havford, an old-time
resident OF this town. aged about so
died at eight O'Clock Thursday morn
Ing. He leaves a wife. The funeral
took place at johnson, his native town
Friday afternoon.
The republicans Saturday night
nominated Elbrldge G. Shcrwin for rep
resentative. The Justice ticket Is made up
of three democrats and four republicans.
w. y. Strong. r. A. Davis. r. W.
Croker W. w. Thorp. George Jewrtt,
F. s. Hazard and p. T. DEMO. The demo-
Gratis have nominated oscar y. Campbell
for representative.-Mrs, S. A. Weeks of
Stowe Is visiting relatives herc.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Goddard, L. II. lewis and
niece, Miss Dawson. spent Sunday at
Lake Eden.-Mr. AMI Mrs. Morillo Board
man Of Milwaukee,, Wis, are visiting
relatives in town.-A. f. Dawson and
son, Harold, of New York and Miss
Winnie Dcborn and niece, Miss Helen
Deborn. of Brooklyn, n y, are guests
of L. r. Lewis.-Miss Agnes Stevens Of
Albany. " Y, Is visiting Miss Agnes
Hulburd Miss Helen Wood entertained
a party of Morrisvile young people at
tea Saturday evening after which a straw
ride was taken to Stowe.
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WoLCOTT.

A. w. Foster and family went to COTS
Falls. ~ H., Monday to visit Mrs. Fos-
ter's mother Mrs. William i3rodhead.
and other relatives. they Will also visit
in Portsmouth and expect to be absent
two weeks.-'rhe Rev. B. J.. Jennings or
Somerville Mes, Methodist church
preached Sunday In tho absence OF the
Rev j. n. Wills Mt tho Sheldon camp
meeting.-William Bailey has bought the
Elisha Tranklyn place at North Wolcott
Of T.. 7. Twiss.-,Miss Eugene Pinney
went to burlington Saturday to visit
her aunt, Mrs. w. d. Pope.-Mrs Asbury
Allen and two children went to Moretown
Saturday to pass a week with Mrs. q.
w. Uerring.-The Methodist Sunday
school will have a picnic at Wocott
Pond Friday, August %. The public Is
invited to Join with the school.-Ormond
Ioomis. living near North Wolcott, lost
a fine set OF farm buildings by fire Mon
day. The first seemed to start from the
bottom OF the hay NOW. The buildings
were insured for 81 500. loss. S3,5oo--E. G.
Judd and Sherman Quimby went Sat
urday night 10 attend the Sheldon
camp meeting over Sunday,--F. b. Morse
and D. H. Wheeler attended the re-
union of co. !, nth Vt. heavy artillery.
ot North calais Wednesday.
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NEWPORT.

Invitations are out for the wedding Of
Miss Marjorie Batchelder and A. Alynn
Bishop. September 3. Miss Batcheldcr
has been organist of the Congregational
Church for several years.--Mr. and Mrs
Wilbur Farr and son of st. Johnsbury
We're visitors in town this week.-William
BatChelder has sold his interest in the
Star Shoe store to his partner +. II.
Wright-The track men OF the Il, & l..
railroad held an excursion from concord,
y. H., to this place on Sunday. taking a
ride on the Lady of the Lake. The eX-
curslon was accompanied by the West
Burke band. Nearly 100 had to remain in
Newport on account of the limited num-
her allowed to be carried on the steam
er,-The damage to the Congregat !onal
Church by lightning Is being repaired, -
l.. n. Clement of Barton Landing visited
his brother W. II. Clement this week.
Newport base ball team defeated Barton
Landing at base ball here Tuesday 6
to g.
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MORRISVILLE.

Mrs. Priscilla Carroll went 10 Fairfax
Friday to visit her sister. Mrs. J, W,
Allen.-Mlss Agnes Menard, on account
| Of III health. has been obliged to give up
work and Is Mt her home In ST. Adams
for few weeks rest.-MaI. l. NJ.
Grout Of Waterbury and ]. T. I'M Of
Montpelier returned home Saturday,
Miss Clara Mercia. who has had employ
ment In n hotel on Grand Isle, has re-
turned home-Mrs. Nelson Gay Of Mont
pclier Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
tor Thomas.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
George and son. Donald. of Boston are
| visiting relatives here.-Mr. and Mrs. @,
Ia. Fletcher ana daughter, Gertrude. Of
Chattanooga, Tenn. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs ". A. Slavon.-Mr. and Mrs.
| T. H. Towne and daughter are spending
a week at Tighsate Springs.-Mrs. II. y.
w. Doty returned to Johnson Saturday
Miss dilemma Cleveland went Saturday
10 Montgomery where she has employ
monte. ]. Chapel of st. Johnsbury, a
| former resident was here Saturday to at :
| tend the funeral OF his step mother. Mrs.
f.. i. Chapell.--Truman Switzer of New
Bedford, Mas, Is visiting here.-Martin
| Chaffee has returned from Hanover, n.
H.. where he attended a summer school.
III. Ii. Sturgis, who has been In Water
bury Center since last November. is
making short stay here with friends
r., J. Russell of Concord. n. H., re-
turned there Saturday-Miss Winnifred
Bedell pa ssed Saturday and Sunday In
Hardw,ck,-Mss lila Towne is visiting
her brother in Wolcott-Mrs. A. J.
Piper and children returned to Green's
boro Saturday.-I>ouis Archambault with
two children went 10 his home IN Bar
ton Saturday-F. L. Merrill of Boston
returned there Saturday.-Mrs. Grace
Douglass came from Cambridge Satur-
day TO live with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. w. Briggs-A base ball game
here Saturday between Hardwick
and Morrisville resulted In victory for
the visitors, 9 to T.
Al the republican caucus Saturda,
evening, r. q. Cheney was nominated fol
Representative. u. \. iIutclins was nomi
nate NJ the democratic caucu. M and
Mrs George Kissk'nner and dnuglt"'
passed Sunday IN Johnson Mis- Nlt
Wombell was in IIighgate springs oyer
snndav---.Air. and Mis-. George Cook OF
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JOHNSON.

At largest republican caucus ever held
IN this town Wednesday evening, II. T..
Parker was nominated for representa-
two. The vote stood 141 for Parker
20 120 for w. J.. Barrows. Mr.. Bur-
rows moved that the nomination be
made unanimous. which was heartily
done. Mr. Parker Is q member of the
firm Of Parker & 'Stearns the large
lumber manufacturers.
Tho camp meeting at 1th'el Falls Is
IN full progress. . large crowd attending
the services Sunday. The Rev. T. A.
Albright preached at 1880 and In the
evening. In the afternoon Sister Amanda
Smith gave an interesting address. The
new tabernacle Is being greatly enjoyed
Services will continue throughout the
week, including thrilling sermons by the
converted Italian. All are welcome,
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H. w. ALLEN q CO.

was taken from the receiving station here
and last week the manager and an ex-
pert examined each mans milk and found
that four had watered IT, Samples were
sent to burlington and 1t was found there
that there was as high n 8 20 per cent
water added to the milk IN some cases.
No prosecutions have been made.-The
normal and primary schools will open Au-
gust q. The teachers are the same in
the normal but Miss Alice Hyzer will
teach in the grammar room and Miss
Ethel l.. Child IN the primary room Of
the training schools.--The family Of ~.
l.. Boydeu returned from Hghgate
Springs Saturday.-T. s. Alls and family
of Derby. Conn, came to their summer
home here Tuesday. making the trip in
their auto.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Rollin Cunningham. who had been
Ill OF lockjaw for a week. died Fri
day at his home In Forcstdale He
was about % years OF age and Is sur-
vived. by n wife and one child
Tho republican caucus Friday evening
at the town hall was largely attended.
T w. Ray, leading merchant was
nominated for town representative. re-
ceiving 1911 votes and Or. o. c. Baker
CO. The democratic caucus nominated I.
n. Chase Of Forest Park farm for town
representative.-Mr and Mrs, A. y.
Goodrich and daughter Marion. who
have spent four weeks here with rela :
tive, left Saturday for their home In
Washington, D. C-The Rev. David
I.ovett OF West Action, Mass, preached
Sunday at the Baptist Church.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Button OF Chicago. Ill. are
visiting Mrs. F.. r. Button.-Miss Belle
Briggs has bone TO Hewitts camp at
Lake Dunmore for a two weeks stay
Mrs. Carrie Severance Of the Burnham
store IS taking a two weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frederick Hatton and
two children OF Lynn. Mass. are visit.
Ing Mrs. Hatton's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. W. Briggs.-Mrs Flavius 81. Pierre
and daughter have gone to Proctor for
Il several days stay.-Mr. and Mrs. D,
w Osborn left Monday for Peter
boro, n. H., where they will pass several
weeks,-T. W. Ray left Saturday on a "a
days business trip to Kimball, Neb,--
Miss Arvilda Hawfeld has gone TO Rut-
land to spend the week
The Rev. Charles Il. Carpenter was
called to New York Monday by the dea tn
| of an aunt.-The Rev. c. +. Hill Of Glens
Falls. y. Y, spent Tuesday In town.
George W. Burnham is spending the week
In the New York markets.-Mrs. W, c.
Gillis and daughter OF Granville, y. Y,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Bushey.-Mr. and Mrs. +. n. Blackwell
and daughter, Ella, have gone on an au-
tomobile trip TO Montpeier-Mr. and
Mrs. +. Holland have returned from sew
eral weeks stay at Lake Dunmorc
The body of Warren Blackmer. for
mer resident of this town. who died Mon
day at Springfield. Mass. was brought
here yesterday afternoon on the BE-, train
and taken to Pine Hi cemetery for bur
ial which was in charge OF c. j. Ormsh %
Post. Mr. BlaCkmcr was charter mem
Der OF the post. He Is survived by three
sons.-William Doud has taken post
ton In Joseph's Gagnon's marble shop
Miss Alta Dean has gone 10 Winstel,
Conn. where she win visit some time
Mrs W. A Yell of TiConderoga, n y,
who has been passing several days IN
town. returned yesterday Mr., and Mrs,
Il. f. Miner and son of Dorchester,
Mass, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Lewis Miner Tuesdav.-Mrs. Richard
son and daughter. Ruth. OF Montague,
Mass are the guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Bacon,
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Mrs. John Shelley has returned from
Lowell, Mass. with her daughter. Mrs.
Folsom, and has also, as her guest Miss
Winfred Shelley and Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
dock of Boston.-Mr johnson of Nor
wood. N. Y. has preached at tho Con-
gregational Church for two Sundays
Mr.. and Mrs. wilkins Of East Alburg
have rented their hotel and will take up
their residence In Burlington this week.
The Misses Bcrnice and Irene Harvey
Of Burlington are visiting friends at the
Springs and In Canada.-Niss Marion
Mills has returned from n visit in Col
ton, n. Y.-Mr. Stiles of the customs
service is away on his vacation.
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this week-An examination for appli-
cants for free tuition Will be held August
q and % at II. II. Newlin's.-Miss NI,beI
Farnham Will teach the primary depart
mcnt OF the village school in West field
this fall.-Mrs George Crafts OF Beaver
is visiting in town.-Clement Brown OF
Worcester. Mass. and Frank Brown
OF Fitchburg. Mass, were IN town Satur-
day.-H. W. I.apier has gone TO Woods
Vile. n. H., TO VISIT his brother.-At the
republican caucus v. NJ. Parker was
nominated for representa- tive.-Dr. D. j
Sheehan received the nomination from
the democrats. Rufus Kinsley Is the In
dependent republican candidate, having
filed nomination papers.
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WESTFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Soule and children
of Fairfax, are visiting their sisters.
Mrs. George NJller.-Nfys. Grace Watson
Powers and two children Of Stoneham.
Mass, have been spending a few days
with their uncle, II. o. Miller.-At the
republican caucus Saturday night no NOM
ination was made. There We're four can
didates and at the last ballot they stood
In order named George Miller. Horace
Stetson. II. O. Miller and O. =. Wright
Miss Eva Gipin is spending few days
in Barton with her brother, Wallace
Gilpin.-The Woodmen held their first
dance in their newly repaired hall, at
Congregational Church. Friday evening.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
CRAFTSBURY.

Mrs. J. d. Clark of Wcstneld. Mass. Is
visiting in town.-A pleasant event last
week was the marriage OF Tuar Hanson
and Miss Nalho Patterson by the Rev.
W. F. Allen in the presence of about 80
relatives and friends.-The concert given
by the Cractsbury academy alumni Fri
day evening was decided success. The
proceeds were slO-Thc picnic at
Charles Roots Friday was given In honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Root OF Cali
forn!a. Many of the towns in Orleans
county were represented. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Root left for their home Monday
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ALBuRGH CENTER.

An Ice cream sale under the auspices
Of the Ladies' Aid society was held on
the lawn at the home of S. J. Gordon
Saturday evening The Rev. II. A. Jones
Is attending the campmeeting at Sheldon.
Mrs. Mention Rockwell. who has been
seriously Ill., Is slowly recovering-Nfrs.
Anna Deuel. of Montgomery and Miss
Agnes Taylor OF Newark. n. j.. are
guests Of Mrs. John Haylett.-Mrs. Roy
Duba Is ill.-Miss Sadie Sheldon of Lyn-
donville, who is visiting at 2. u. jane
sons Is III with tonsiltis.
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WATERVILLE.

Mrs IIodgkins Is visiting in BOSTON,
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thomas spent the
past week camping at Franklin pond -
Mrs NJ J. Fiheld of Nashua. n. H., was
called to town last week by the sickness
of her sister, Mrs. David Smith.-Ellis
stone, who has been few weeks with
his at father at Lyndonvillc returned to
his grandparents Mondsy.-A. G.. AL
ford of Baltimore. Md. is the guest of
". L. Board,-Mr3. David Smith of
Cambridge. who has been Mt the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment. has re-
turned to her fathers. George Brown.
She Is In very poor hea!th.-Stanley
Mobbs, who has been spending three
weeks with Mr.. and MRS. r. n. Stearns
and other relatives In town. returned to
Chelsea. Mass. Monday.
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has spent several weeks with friends
hero, has returned to Burlington.-Mrs
Lillian buchanan has rented her house
to Charles 1ngles ana will soon move
to Worcester, Mass. where her son
Scott will attend achool.--Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Varnum of Barre we're guests at
II. w. Varnum's over Sunday. --.Russel
Pelkcy has finished work as clerk in
+. L. Starts store. The new clerk Is
Mt. Ufford from Fairfax Tho ball game
in Hyde Park August IS resulted Hyde
Park Z, Jeffersonvillc L.
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FORESTDALE.

Harley Fletcher Of New York city
visited his sister, Mrs Wallace Johnson,
this week.-Mrs.. Thompson. who has
been In Portland, Me, the past year is
visiting at l.. ]. Fortier's-Al-s. LeGrand
Thompson and son are visiting relatives
in Willsboro. y. Y.-The funeral of Rollln
Cunningham. who died Friday after n
weeks illness with lockjaw, was held at
the w NJ Church Sunday morning, the
Rev W. A. Wilson ofYiciating.-Mrs
Orman Partlow died August 10 from the
effects 81 a surgical operation which she
underwent the week before she WINS NJ
years of age and is survived by her nus
band and one Son, r. r.. fTN'ow' y
brother. f.. j. Brown OF Rutland ana
sister, Mrs. Il, +, Wheeler, OF this place
Tho funrra! was held at the w NJ
Chnrah Sunday afternoon. The HeV' ~
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LOWELL.

John McAllister has sold his farm to
Charles misunderstanding Kennedy
of Windsor is spending Ills vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs ID. y.
Krnn"'N.-'Mr. ana Mrs. &. u. Richards
Of 'nmhr''gc were the guests of thoir
brother, q. r. Richards Friday and
Saturday.--A number from bore are
iakinu the teachers examination ut Trnv
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NORTH TROY.

At the republican caucus Friday even
ing. Henry II. Lewis was nominated for
town representative with opposition.--Art
infant Chilu of Mr. and Mrs James White
died Thursday and was buried Saturday
afternoon.-F'rank Haggerty fell from a
load OF hay few days since. featuring a
bone in his arin.-W. W. Wakefield has
purchased Of the Sarah +, Chamberlin
estate the house on the east side OF the
river IN this village. adjoining the Tracy
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PROFESSIONALLY.

Excursion to Lake Champlain August
90 See ad on page g,
Twin daughters were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wood. August 10 Mr.. and
Mrs !. &, Mors" and son. Ira. have
taken "A trip with their automobile TO
Montreal accompanied by the Rev. and
Mrs Melville Shaver ana s0I. Kiss
Svhr Rn"mor" viii teach school AT North
Cambridge Miss Mabel Meendy. who
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Herrick of Milton IS visiting her
daughter Mrs. II. T. Johnson.-Burton
Blaisdel is quite ill.-Mrs. Jenniss. who
has been teaching In Harper's Ferry, is
visiting here.
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to be q social at C. C.Kinncy's Thursday
evening for the benefit OF the Rev. MIR.
White. MIR. and Mrs. Arthur 1add are
taking a carriage drive through Grand
isle county to Chazy, n. Y.
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Continued ON Page ISL
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-14
RAINFALL
GRAYSON COUNTY SOAKED
with Exception 81 forly.EIrh, Hours
ws,ery Elemsn, Descended on fha,
Portion ~ Tesss Some Portion Of
Twenty. Three Days Daily

Dallas, April l9,-'fhla city and vi
entity were visited by heavy down
pour Of foln Monday morning flooding
The streets aud causing the creeks In
the county 20 assume large proper
lions Information from several see
tlona Indicate that the rain has been
general In north Texas,
Reports from Fort Worth are that
Trinity river has flooded bottoms In
that vicinity Clear Fork and West
Fork rose ten Inches an hour for n
while Rome Fort Worth streets we're
under water and yards filled Sixth
ward school was dlHmlaaed Monday,
lAln foil Monday ~ far north M
Gainesville, west 10 Abilene and south
10 Waco, according 10 telegnphlc IN
formation received Railroads report
several waahouta,
Following telegram eanfe from ehor'
man Monday Twonly'lhree days ago
II commenced 90 rain In 0rnyaon coun'
~ and with the exception Of two days
some rain has fallen every day but
two since II commenced. Corn that
has not come M viii have 10 be- plant
cd over ard that that IN 40 on the low
lands N mildewlng, Cotton has not
yet been planted Several NJ the rural
routes IN the county Ind 20 be- nhon
d0ned ON account OF impossible roads,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-14
JApwlN eAsE DISMISSED,
Involved Contention over Ownership
OF Part Of Galveston Island,


Washington, April Ia On motion
Of Solicitor General lloyl the supreme
court Of The United states dismissed
the ease Of jadwln against the state OF
Texas, involving the contention be-
tween that state and The United States
over the ownerahip Of the onatern end
of Galveston island, ON which IN looat
I'd the state quarantine station, The
land WA taken into poaaeaalon In 1908
on the theory that the United States
come Into ownership through the
treaty OF annexation between tho
United states and the republic OF Tex
M by which that republic oedod oil
Notifications and places Of defenHea,
II N alleged the land In controversy
had NJ the time been the site OF 0al'
weston fort The Texas eourt Of mp
penla decided the land was not The
site Of the fort and consequently held
against the national government This
last action In effect aftlrma the state
courts decision,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-14
OPENED BY BRoUSSARD.
Conducting Naval Investigation
Al New Orleans.

Now OfIcnna, April IL In conform.
ny with the orders received from
washington, Representative nroua.
aofd OF Louisiana, bns opened In this
city n court OF lnyeatIpaton In con.
nocllon with The charRoa relative 10
naval affairs mndo by Congressman
Lllley OF Connecticut
THE Eloo'flc boat company, which
concerned In investigation has been
doing bnnlnoeA In New Orleans, but
the names of the wlinoaaos summoned
To appear before court inquiry has
moi been made public,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-14

Wage Reduction, Affecting Thousando
az Persons, IN Now In Effect.

BOSTON, April Wage reduction
ON an average of 10 per cent went into
effect Monday IN The cotton cloth,
yarn and thread mills Ia New England
aud New York state, employing n total
of $4,000 operatives Since the be-
ginning Of the wngo reduction move.
mont IN March the pay Ut lbabOO, mill
hands In northern atatoa has booh cut
out OF thla number lii.000 are ON.
ployod by New England mills aud
$500 In New York state factories
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FALLS LONG DISTANCE.
Hiram c, Willard, Brother OF Novelist,
Drops over One Hundred Fact

San Diego, CALI April 10 Hiram c.
Willard, brother OF bailey Mllard, the
author and novelist wna killed NJ
Alum Creek canyon by falling over
lOO'toot cliff lie allghlgd from n bug
ny nom which he was oBcortlng two
Young ladies who lived near him TO
their homes and presumably stumbled
over u surveyors stake lie pitched
hendlong over the edge Of tho elm.
llla body was recovered
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-14
wGArHERroRo MINERAL WATER.
Swedish Physician Buys Land and
VIII Build a Large sanltarlum,

Wenlhorford Tex, April Ia Mrs.
D, bergman, u Swedish physician who
has boon Investigating the mineral
waters OF this city, had purchased ne.
" noron OF the MoCnuuloy land for
$4,000, lenaod the llArthold wells lot
The contract for $4,000 pavilion NJ
these Wells, aud VIII aoon begin work
on u sO0,O00 aanliarlum, She anys
mineral water here she has analysed
n the best In the country, aud be-.
lleVea there n n great future for
Wontherford mineral wntor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-14

San Diego chi, April l3--A wlro.
less message received ut 1850 o'clock
Sunday morning aaya that the battle
ship fleet ten MaRdalna bay at i'l0
o'clock Saturday afternoon on liza way
TO this port,
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-31
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

I X. Luce, a prominent farmer six
and a half miles west of Palouse' mas
a lemon grown on a tree in his yard
which weighs one and a quarter
mounds The tree was grown by Mr..
Iuce from a seed and bears several
lemons each year.
For the second time within three
months, the five small children oil A.
Iones. until recently engaged in farm
ing near Palouse City, are left pennl-
less and helpless, to depend upon the
charity of the people or to live at the
expense of the county.
Following p o the heels OF the cut
ting scrape recently at Connell' the
county officials have ordered all sa'
looms and all business houses closed
at midnight Saturday night and to re
main closed during Sunday.
All business ceased at Ellensbure
during the funeral services Tor the
victims of the powder house explosion
r~acentIv. What remained of the shat
tered bodies, with the exception oil th'
bodv of George Meade, the company
| store manager, were buried IN th'
cemetery at Clealum. The cause o
the EXPLOSION is still unknown. Ohclai
of the company believe that the eS
nIosion was the result of rolling can.
of nowder over grains of the exploslv'
which had fallen on the floor.
One of the most destructive storm
in the history of Lake Chelan occurre
last week.
Lewis d. Craig has been arrested a
Tacoma on the charge OF burglar!
He has confessed that he is Wahte
in Oregon for breaking his parole.