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been resident of this village for about
30 years. She is survived by four sisters.
Mrs Peter Fountain, Mrs. Rose Guertn.
Mrs John Deforge of this village and
Mrs Lewis Gallavan ~ Rowe, Mass,
and two brothers Joseph and Lewis OF
this village For the past SIX years she
had conducted boarding house on
Center street The funeral will he held
at st Francis Xavier Church this
morning at eight o'clock.
Jerome -. Beauregard has resigned his
position as station agent at the Central
Vermont station and II. A Ostigay Of
St Adams has been appointed as his Sue
cessor. Mr. ostigsY was formerly agent
at CRANKY and has been in the employ ot
tho Central Vermont road for about ten
years
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ST. JOHNSBURY.

Instead OF the regular course of en-
tertainmcnts The coming season, the
VI. G. A lecture committee expects to
have two good lectures and will engage
Senator Deliver OF Iowa and Governo,
johnson of Minnesota.-'Mr and Mrs.
William H. Haywood of Holyokc, Miss.
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry c.
Newell. Judge and Mrs. Wendell =
Stafford returned Tuesday to Washing
ton. - G.. for the winter.--Dr. Charlotte
Fairbanks has returned to st. Johns
bury and opened an office and labora.
tory. She is n graduate Of the Philadel-
phia Woman's Medical college and has
practiced for six years In that city
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SHELBURNE.

Miss Lillian Warner and mother of
Burlington visited Mr.. and Mrs W. j.
Sheridan Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs william Laprese celehrat-
ed the 35th anniversary Of their marriage
at their home Tuesday evening A
supper was served to l25 guests. includ-
Ing friends and relatives from Hines
burgh, Williston, Charlotte, Burlington
and this town. The presents were many
and beautiful, Including silver, hand
painted china. linen and some handsome
rugs, and testified to the esteem in which
Mr. and Mrs. Lapreso are held
Miss Daisy NJ. Whiteside Of Shelburne
las returned home after few days visit
with friends In Burlington.-Mss I<athar-
inc White OF Bloom!ngdala y. y. is
spending a few days with her cousin,
Miss Whiteside
Tho Ladies Improvement society will
meet with Mrs. T. w. Bissonette Thurs
day at $50 p. M instead of at the church
parlor as announced Sunday.--The Kings
Daughters Will have a market socia bio
Il the home OF Mrs. Mark Thompson Sat
urday evening. The young ladies' of the
Library Building club will meet with
Ms j, A. Corey Thursday to sew for
their fair.-Ilermon Taylor has returned
from spending tho summer in the
Adironda ks Mrs. Lydia Ray Mott. who
has been spending the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. " Ray, will
start for her home In Concordia. Kans.,
Tuesday, October 6.--The teachers of the
Essex Junction public school union will
hold an all days conference in Shelburne
Friday. The towns in the union are:
Essex. Colchester, South Burlingt on.
Shelburne and Willistou. About 10
teachers Will he present. The ladies Of
the Methodist Church VII serve dinner
to the teachers in the church parlors at
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ADDISON.

The funeral of Royal Smith was held at
the Baptist Church here September IS.
His home was in Bristol but he was born
and brought up in this town and was
brother of the late Byron Smith. He died
at the hospital In Rutland,--Mrs G.. W.
Barber and Mrs Martha Kellogg have
gone to Massena. y. Y. to visit relatives.
Rowland Crane. the little son Of Bert
Crane. broke his arm while at play at
school Miss Christine Bacon Of Waltham
was the guest of Clara Clark over Sun
dav.-Mrs. eager, widow OF Horton eager
and resident of Iowa. has been calling
on old friends She was q former resi-
dent OF this town.-Stella Clark was
given a shower party Saturday.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mr. and Mrs. Roilin Newton are the
narents OF Il son born September %
Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Kirby are taking
a two weeks carriage drive to Hard
wick-The ladies of St. Barnabas
Guild will meet with Mrs T.. NJ Day
Wedne sday. October THE Ladies Aid
society viii meet with Mrs, Olive Ohm
stead Friday.-Mr and Mrs. A, V.
Brown of Hartford. Conn, are visiting
Mrs Browns cousin, Mrs, d A. Bro n
Harry Ross Of New Haven. Conn, Ia
visiting in town.-George Eldi1dge left
Friday for Twin Falls, Idaho. where he
will visit his son, william Eldridge.
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HINEsBURGH

J. Lincoln Kirk will give a monoloSue
entertainment at the town hall this
evening.-The Rev F.. F. Greenleaf
visited in Shrewsbury over Sunday.-Mrs.
Amos Hall is caring for Mrs. Somers-
Miss Kathleen Edmunds has returned to
Bristol. The Rev. Van Haagan was I'M
able to preach sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. sidney Bushnell returned
from Starksboro Thursday whore they
visited Mrs, Bushnells sister, Mrs.
Smith.-Mr and Mrs. Edward Lewis
have daughter-Mrs. Alice Prndle and
son of ST. Adams are visiting her mother
Mrs, Lucy Ray.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Lane have a daughter born September 3.
The recital given by Miss Claire Hurs
music pupils Saturday afternoon was
very successful.-Dr c. J. Russell and
family of Burlington spent Sunday at NJ.
f. Remingtons.
Mr., and Mrs. Fay Clarke have returned
to Claremont n. II. Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Tracey OF Addison were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. r +. Lyman saturday
The Rev. +. l., Grcenicat Is having his
vaCation.--Mr. ana Mrs. john Lane have
n daughter.-Mr, Mrs Dimick visited
relatives in Nergenpes Monday. Miss
Sarah Andrews Of Essex is with her
niece, Mrs. Roger Lyman.
Hinesburgh Grange Will give a harvest
supper sociahle and entertainment n
the town hall Tuesday evening. October
6. to which all are invted.The wind
Monday night blew off apples In orchards
and did n great deal OF damage. -
Emerson Place who recently returned to
his home In Condo, s, n. from an ex-
tended visit IN this town, writes that
$500 bushels of grain have been HARVESTED
on his farm of 400 acres, and that crops
are excellent IN that vicinitY.-Miss Anne
=. Shilvock visited in Burlington over
Sunday. II Read is going to New
York next Monday.
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ESTATE OF MARTIN NARANORE,
JERICHO.
-
STATE, OF

Chittenden.
To all persons Interested in the as
tate of Martin Naramorc. late Of Jeri-
cho, in said district. deceased
GRE ITING:
At a Probate Court. holden. at Bur.
linston, within and for tho District OF
Chittenden. on the 29th day OF Sep
TENDER, an instrument purportinS to
be the last VIII and testament OF Mar
tin Naramore. late of Jericho,
In said district deceased, was present
ed to the court aforesaid. for probate.
And IT is ordered by 81 id court that
the 18th day of October 1905, at the
Probate Court rooms in said Burlington,
be assigned for proving said instrument:
and that notice thereof be given to all
persons concerned by publishing this Or
der three weeks successfully In tho Bur-
lngton Weekly Free Press. a news
paper published at said burlington,
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to
appear before said Court, at the time
and place aforesaid, and contest the
probate Of said Will, If you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington.
In said District, this 29th day of Sep
TENDER Dos
MARCELLUs A, BINGHAM,
l4w3t Judge,
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sHoREHAM

Mrs. Charles Waffle entertained the
Misses Rustedt from Rutland last week.
Miss Ina Smith has returned to her
duties as teacher in Wareham. Mass
Mrs. Mcdonald OF Spokane Wash, has
been the guest Of Mrs Sally Smith and
Miss Bush and Mrs. Henry Bissell
OF Brandon passed Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. T. W. Waite--S. J. Northrup Is
visiting his sister. Or. Elizabeth squires.
In Albion, n Y.-Mrs. G.. n. Hall Is in
Ticonderoga with her daughter Mrs. s.
q. Moore MIR. and Mrs. VI. w. Jones
are visiting in Rutland Mics Erma
Saunders of Brandon is In TOWN.. r.
Kendall was In Whitehall, n. y. Mon
day--Mrs. c. W. Rodhsh entertained the
Moravian club Tuesday afternoon.
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

The marriage OF Frank sears ana Miss
Agnes Minnette will he solenin'zed We'd
nesday october 7.-Mr, and MIS- smith
Rose OF New Haven spent sunday with
her sister, Mrs Fred llsham'-Charles
Wheeler has returned 10 Chicago after
spending the summer with his sister
Mrs. Herbert KingslAnd Mrs Martin
Williams il at Carlos Martin s,-rhe
Ladies' Foreign Missionary society held
It's annual meeting Wednesday AT 'he
home of Mrs, Esma Palmer'-'M' ana
Mrs John Waterman of burlington are
spending few days at lne MAr''"
House-The marriage Of ROBERT s''ler
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UNDERHILL.

Owing to the prevalence of diphtheria
in town the date for the presentation Of
the play, The Flower of the Family %
which was TO be presented Tuesday even
Ing September 20 by talent from Cam
bridge, has been cancelled
Mrs. c. {. Abbott. Jr.. aged Is years
died Wednesday morning. She Is sur
vived by her husband. one son, Edwin.
and daughter, Melba, also two broth
ers Charles w. Barney OF Essex juno
ton and George Barney OF Cleveland.
ohio, The funeral will be held at her
late home Friday morning AT ten O'Clock,
Mr. and Mrs u. W. knight are spend
Ing a few days In camp at Sunnyside,
South Hero--Mrs. f. j. Whitcomh is
visiting in Burlington,-Mrs Hobert
Goodwin Is very low.
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CHARLOTTE.

The Ladies' Aid Will give a harvest sup
per at the vestry Friday evening. Mrs
Mary Farr has gone to Boston for a
Week.-Mrs. Kate Beach has returned to
Little Falls. n. Y. where she has had
a position the past year.-Next Sunday
will he rally day in the Sunday school -
Miss Kate Smith is visiting in town -
Mrs. Davis o, Thettord IL visiting her
daughter. Mrs Tobe.-Mr II o. Whit
ney Of Essex Junction is visiting her
parents. Nj md Mrs lewis
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THE HUMAN FREAK" DEAD
H. J. JOhnsOn's bod: Was Full Of
Holes and Scars--iIis Heart

Kansas City. Mo, Sept 3o-Wlth his
body full OF holes and scars, the result
of many years of feats such as sticking
pins, needles and sharp instrument $
through the face, neck and arms, and
and swallowing of tacks broken glass,
rough on rats, and other IDEALLY poisons,
Henry J. Johnson, 'the human freak
and strong man was found dead In bed
in rooming house here last night
Physicians attribute his death to rupture
of the heart.
JohnsOn's homo was at Erie, Pa
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. NJ. w. Tinsdalc and son. Clark,
visited in Essex last week-Chares
North. Sr, Is visiting in Barre. The con
d'tion OF II. II. Tilley remains about the
same.--Anson Davis visited his family in
Milton over Sunday.-Mrs. Miranda Wes-
colt was in Burlington last weeks. T..
Hinsdale is at TuIbridge fair this week.
Henry Lawrence and daughter Miss
Matte, have returned from Chicago and
are spending some time at their farm.
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NEW HAVEN.

Nj. and Mrs Charles Wing and son OF
Bridport were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
phlo Elmer over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
~ ". Merrill of Bristol were at q. G.
Coates's Sunday,-F. l.. RoWlcy was in
Burlington and Shelburne Friday and
Saturday.--A daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Tatro Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. L..
W. Taft and Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Palmer
are in camp at Long Point.-The senior
class will give harvest supper In the
town hall Friday evening. Every one Is
invited.
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FERRISBuRGH.

The ladies' OF the Congregational Church
Will serve n chicken pie supper In the
vestry Friday evening. October Mrs.
Louise Topper Is visiting In Windsor &C.,
Mrs. A. J. Cushman has been quite III --
The Social club met Friday with Miss
Helen Collins An entertainment course
will be arranged for the winter.
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WEYBRDGE.

Mrs Marion Hooker of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting In town,-Mrs. Emma
Harrington Is In Vergennes the guest OF
her son, j. A. ngton.-Samuel James
died at his home In the south part OF
the town Monday afternoon. He was a
life long resident OF this town and until
failing health came upon him was
prominent In church and public off,ces.
He was for many years deacon OF the
Congregational Church and held many
offices In town
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ONE CENT
A w O R D

Advertising IN this column ono cent
word, each insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash in advance
required. No advertisement taken
which Is less than twelve words. two
lines. Special terms to advertisers
using from $50 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months.
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LINCOLN.

The meetings which are being held by
the Rev Mr.. Gillian are stll increasing
in interest and will continue over sun
day-John Benton has returned from
Fort Ann, where he was called on ac-
count OF the Illness of his mother.-Les-
ter Bryant Is In Tunbridge this week
l.. II. Rhodes has returned from Boston
and vicinity.-Mrs. G. A, Draper was in
Rutland the last of the week.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Clark of Addison were
guests of Mr., and Mrs. b. W. Bidwell
over Sunday MIR. and Mrs. Richard
Preston of Ferrlsbursh visited at Eugene
Coy's over Sunday.-Mrs. r. NJ. ktdder
of Fair Haven Is the guest OF her twin
sister. Mrs. L. w, Meador. Earl Meador
Of Burlington passed Sunday with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Moador
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3RIDPORT.

Mrs Z. l.. Miner and son. Dr. Fred
Miner. are at home from Flint, Mich
Mrs Charles Stone is at hospital In
Burington.-Mr and Mrs. Fred Norton
are the new occupants of the village
hotel --Rollin Smith has returned to Or
well after "A brief visit here About e
men are at work in the orchard of II. l.,
Hemenway.-Mis Nellie Barbour Is in
phila Nol,hi.
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ORWELL.

Mrs. j. +. swift returned to Woodstock
Monday.--The condition Of Mrs. Charles
A. New of Benson is reported better
c. j. Blair is taking his vacation in BoS-
ton and New York--Mrs. Kate Chamber
lin and William Shaw of Bridport were
married at ST. Paul's Church Monday
morning. They will live in Bridport.
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LEICESTER.

Miss Julia Brown of Lake George Is at
the home OF her parents, Ill with acute
Bright's disease. Her mother Mrs. c.
Brown, is suffering from a fall in which
she broke one rib--Mrs. John Canton,
who has been visiting her parents. has
returned to Pittsneld, y. II.
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USELESS.

Gateman lat the musical comedy
Don't you want to come back?
Castleton-No.
well. take this pass check. any
way You can hand It to some chap
on the outside"
my dear fellow, haven't an enemy
In the world,"-Lifes
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WHITING.

The Kings Daughters met with the
Misses Estella and Ellen Taylor Satur-
day aftornoon.-Mrs. A. c. Necdham,
Mrs. Mary Wooster, Mrs. Mary Greene,
Mrs. F.. W. Baker. Mrs G. L. Needham.
Mrs. A L. Collins and Miss Edith Need
ham. Miss Clara KctCham and Miss Mel
lie wooster have been camping the past
three weeks At Lake DunmOre In the cot
tage called The Pines" owned by Mr..
Stevens of Boston Clyde Ketcham IS
spending q fcw DAYS I'm Boston.
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WEST ADDISON.

Mrs Keith of Westport with her son
and daughter were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs stores over STANDARDIZED
Fisher Is not as well.-Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Der Holcomh are visiting In Starksboro.
Misses Mary and Grace Fisher spent
Sunday at home. Miss Rerthn Fish is
attending sherman academy at Mor'ah,
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JERICHO CENTER.

DR., b. II, Stone of the State labratory
will give an informal talk along the lines
Of his special work to the members OF
the mems adult Bible class of the Sunday
school and their friends at the parish
house this evening, DR. Stone Is a Jericho
boy and his old friends of earlier years
are anticipating the pleasure of meeting
and hearing him.-Mr. and Mrs, Arthur
Brown have returned from their wedding
tour and are at present at b. G Browns.
Mr. and Mrs j NJ, Carpenter have res
(Conttnued on Page -
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Teeth Extracted

The only office in Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle OF pain without taking gas.
My method Is usec by no other person.
No pain, no danger. no after effects.
DIR. l.. ID. HAZEN,
Onice 1856 Pine ST., BurlinEtn, W.
Office hours 10 to 3. to q
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GERS were elected: President, l.. c.
Stevens; president. o. II, Brown,
secretary and treasurer, +. p. Percival
directors, Or. G. Is. Huburd, o. II.
Brown D. e, Rood
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and Miss Ahare OF Charlotte was solemn
lied in the Catholic Church at East
Charlotte Wednesday morning at $50.
Mrs Gilbert Barton is visiting her sister,
Mrs Alice Martin,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little It costs to tell
thousands of readers in many towns
of Vermont what you have TO sell
or what YOU wish to buy. Adver-
tise In the Free Press and you will
get replies to your advertisement.
23,Wtf
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WEST BRIDPORT.

Melvin Wilkinson Is away on vaca-
tion.-'rhe social at cyrus Smiths was
Well attended William Dukett. Jr., Is
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
nclp or to sell farm should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies or
this paper are sold every issue and
your advertisement would be read
by many possible huvers 3,wtf
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TO RENT
FOR SALE.

GOOD FARM FOR sale Isl acres, % val
uahlc woodland on Isle La Motto, VI,
main road cream taken at door. excel
len house newly painted. also other
buildings, good tenement house. two
orchards. Price low % quick buyer
with stock and crops. s. S. Pike, AL
burgh. VT. 221,12t&12w
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. Harry Roberts Is slowly improv-
ing from pneumoniaMis Mae Ryan -
at home few days from Middlebury.
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STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHAN-
Disc FOR SALE. Cash business es
tabl'shcd eight years. located on
Main St. In a hustlinC village in Yer
mont Population about $500. Stock
consist of dry goods. ladies' and gents
furnishings. shoes and groceries Clean
stock ana rent is reasonable Address
C, Free Press Office aw.tf.
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WANTED.

GIRL wanted for general homework
io7 college St, Burlington. 9.w.tf
The Detroit times., 1908-09-23
DEMOCRATS FILL
VACANCIES ON TICKET

There are many vacancies In the
Democratic city and county ticket. To
al In places, the following list Is be-
ing passed around in the Democratic
precincts the Intent being TO write In
the names OF contestants for Office to
run against the Republican nominees:
Write In the following names: For
judge OF probate. Michael j. Lehman;
for county treasurer. Lucius ID. Har-
ris: for circuit court commissioners,
Stephen ID. Williams, Francis p.
Dwyer; Cor county surveyor. Asa
Wilwarth; for county road commits
sicner e years., Joseph 8. Finn; for
county road commissioners a years..
John p. Schneider; for coroner,
Charles A. Lenhard; for rep
resentatives in legislature. Frederick
F. Ingram, Harry s. Macdonald
Charles 8. Durfee. Delbert j. Hinckley
Benjamin r. Hoyt, Timothy E. Con
nelly, Richard Tregaskis. Theodore
Rentz, Donald r. Macdonald, for stats
senator. first district. John II. Dohr
man: fourth district. Frank ID. Ea
man: for Justice Of the peace, Jener'
| SON -
The Detroit times., 1908-09-23
BABES DEATH DUE
TO SuFF0CAT|0N
CHILD OF ACTOR APPEARING IN
oAYETY THEATER MEETS
TRAGIC END.

Little David Kramer. aged one
month. son Of David Kramer. a MEM
Der of the Fads and Folly Co.. play
ing In the Gayety this week. was
found dead In bed Tuesday morning
at the Hotel Belmont. The little chap
had been brought to Detroit by his
mother. and II was the first time he
and his father had met. The babe
was in good health and awakened his
parents during the night with his
lustry cries. Tuesday morning when
Mrs. Kramer awakened she found the
babe unconscious with his face buried
In a pillow. Mr.. Kramer grabbed the
child, and only half dressed, ran to
the ONCE Of DR.. Robins. on Clifford
st., but the babe had been dead for
sometime.
Coroner Parker decided that death
was due to suffocation, and was acct
dental.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-23
OF THEFT,
GIRL ENDS LIFE
KATHERINE MCINTYRE, DOMEs.
TIC, DIES IN HOSPITAL q
FROM POISON.

Katherine Mcintyre. Is years old,
whose home was In Gagetown, Mich.
died In Grace hospital, late Monday
afternoon as a result of taking poison,
presumably with suicidal intent.
For about three weeks Miss McIn-
tyre was employed In the home OF
Firmon Lush. an attorney. at No. 81
Watson-st. Recently she was ques-
toned about the disappearance of a
certain article from the house and
shortly afterwards she was found ly-
ing on the floor of her room In an I'M
conscious condition. DR.. G. Van Am
Der Brown was called In and found
symptoms Of poisoning. The girl was
removed TO the home of her sisters at
No. 703 Fourteenth-ave. and remained
there until last Friday, when she was
transferred to the hospital.
Miss Mcintyre admitted to DR..
Brown that she had taken poison but
did not say what drug she had used.
County Physicians Stapleton and
Grimes held a postmortem examina-
ton, Monday evening. but were I'M
able to determine the exact cause Of
death. The stomach has been turned
over to County Chemist Clark for an
analysis of it's contents.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-23
RIGID RULES ON
COUNTING BALLOTS

The city and county election com.
mission had adopted rigid rules for
counting the ballots cast In the pri-
mary election. n
No other mark excepting Cross in
the square in front of the candidate's
name will be counted The point OF
of the two lines making
the cross must be within the square,
but the lines may run outside the
square.
A single line, dot, or circle will not
be considered as cross and any
ballot so marked will not be counted.
Names may be written In or crossed
cut by single line, but any other
writing on a ballot will be taken as
o distinguishing mark and the ballot
marked will be thrown out.
Counting OF ballots will begin In the
Light Guard armory as soon as the
ballot boxes can be gathered from the
various precincts Wednesday night.
BY working two shifts OF clerks. the
board expects to get quicker results
than in previous counts, and the full
results will probably be determined
by Friday morning or Friday noon.